Instructions for Downloading and Plotting Slides
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This package contains a slide presentation.  Each presentation has been
sent to you as a single compressed file so you can download it to your
PC more easily. At first this may seem complicated, but if you've ever
downloaded a large number of files, you'll appreciate how simple this
process really is.

Here is what to do:

1. The slide presentations show up as "MPE files" in the attached
message. Copy the file from HPDesk to MPE.

InTray> open "slide message"
MESSAGE 1> copy "slides.exe" to (slides)
MESSAGE 1> close
InTray> signoff

NOTE: If you have the download script for HPDesk, you can use it in
      place of steps 1 & 2. After opening the message, type:

MESSAGE 1> download "slides.exe" c:\temp\slides.exe

2. Download each MPE file to your PC as a binary file using AdvanceLink
or another terminal program as you would normally do. Download it to
your hard disc for best results although a floppy disc will work. You
should download them so they have names ending in ".EXE" on your PC.
For example, download (remote filename) "SLIDES" to (local filename)
"SLIDES.EXE".

3. Exit your terminal program.  Using PAM select MS-DOS on your PC.

4. From the DOS prompt, change directories (CD) to get where you copied
the ".EXE" file.  For example, if you put the file in a directory
called "temp" on your C: drive, you would type:

C:> cd c:\temp

5. Now you need to expand the ".EXE" file into separate Drawing Gallery
files. To expand the compressed presentation, type the ".EXE" file name
followed by the destination where you want the Drawing Gallery files to
appear. For example, to put the Drawing Gallery files onto a floppy
disc in your A: drive, you would type:

C:> slides.exe a:

6. All the Drawing Gallery files will appear at the destination you
specify. You can check this by typing:

C:> a:
A:> dir

7. Delete the ".EXE" file from your hard disc.  In our example you
would type:

A:> c:
C:> del slides.exe

8. Plot or edit the Drawing Gallery files as you would normally.