Welcome to the PC Magazine Digital Photo Tools disc!
To use this CD you need to make sure that you have a relatively new Web browser such as IE 6 or Netscape 7.
If the CD does not launch automatically when you insert it into you CD-ROM drive, start your Web browser and open the file D:\start.html (where D is the letter representing your CD-ROM drive).
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Make sure that you "maximize" the view window of you browser when viewing the CD.
Be sure your screen resolution is set to at least 800x600. This can be adjusted in Windows XP by clicking on your "Start" button and selecting "Control Panel." Now double-click on "Display" and select the "Settings" tab. Be sure that the "Screen resolution" slider is set to at least 800 by 600 pixels and click on "OK." Be sure you click "Yes" when the computer asks if you are sure you want to keep the setting.
Unfortunately, certain browsers will display the high-resolution graphics used in this CD improperly. This will not affect the functioning of the CD in any way. Microsoft's Internet Explorer will eliminate any graphic misalignments you may be experiencing.
The programs on this disc generally appear in two forms, either as an exe or as a zip file. These types of files can be distinguished by the extension of the filename. For example, math.exe or math.zip. In this example, math is the filename and .exe or .zip is the extension.
Once you click the link to get the file from the CD, your browser will prompt you to save the program to disk or to run the program. If the file is of the type exe you can tell the browser to run the program by selecting that choice. If the file is of the type zip, you will need to make sure that you have an "unzipping" program to decompress the zip file or use Windows XP's built in zip decompressor.
If you choose to "save to disk" then remember which directory you chose to place the file. You will need to use Windows Explorer to go to that directory and install the file.
