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- CDROM
UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS
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- Here you'll
find the unpacking instructions for use with
Extreme Media's CDROMs. These instructions
are also include on the CD's.
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- "Click The
Text In The Box To Select..."
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- UNPACKING
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- ZIP Files
marked with the extension ZIP are zipped
(compressed) and must be unpacked with
PKZ2O4G or equivalent before use. PKUNZIP is
available from PK Software or from various
Internet or FTP sites. Some other programs
such as WINZIP will also unpack the files for
use. A copy of PKUNZIP is in various
locations throughout these CDs.
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- TXT
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- Files marked
with the extension .TXT are text files and
must be read with Microsoft WORDPAD or
equivalent before use.
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- ARJ
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- Files marked
with the extension .ARJ are zipped and can be
unpacked with UNARJ, various copies of the
shareware version are included in the
appropriate subdirectories where the packed
files reside.
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- Programs
such as WINZIP will also unpack the files for
use if equipped with the proper
tools.
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- BIN
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- Files marked
with the extension BIN are BINARY files used
to program EPROMs. They are typically NOT
readable, but can be read if the extension is
change temporarily to xxx.TXT, with WORDPAD.
Be sure to change extension back to BIN
before using to program.
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- JPG
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- Files marked
with the extension .JPG are JPEG compression
format picture files and can be read with
programs such as JASC Paintshop PRO or the
like.
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- GENERAL
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- Copy the
file(s) you wish to run to a subdirectory on
hard drive. Run the appropriate unpacking
program. Unpack the files to the same
subdirectory. Read all readme and other
documentation files as applicable from within
the subdirectory. Run the
program(s).
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- DOC Files
marked with the extension .DOC are MICROSOFT
WORD files and must be read with MICROSOFT
WORD or compatible reader.
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- C
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- These are C
language files for compiling. Use a suitable
compiler.
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- HTM
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- Files marked
with the extension .HTM or HTML or SHTML are
HTML browser files and can be read with any
browser such as MICROSOFT Explorer or
NETSCAPE'S NAVIGATOR.
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- EXE
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- Files marked
with the extension .EXE are executable
programs. Double clicking will RUN these
files. Copy to a separate subdirectory before
running. Be advised that some . EXE files
will install other programs. Or if
self-extracting, will unpack and
self-install.
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- NO
EXTENSION
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- Files
without extensions are typically text files,
but not always. Start your text reader
(MICROSOFT WORDPAD) and open the files to
read.
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- FILES WITH
OTHER EXTENSIONS
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- Other files
have various extensions as named by the
author of the program. Some extension work
only with certain files as a complete set.
You can typically read the files in question
by adding the extension .TXT and reading with
a text reader.
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- TYPES OF
FILES
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- Files are
grouped according to the type or category
that the files or program is most suitable
for use with. Some files may be archived in
more than one location. Although we strive to
included the latest version files, some
programs may have been superceded with newer
version. Contact the seller or owner of the
program as applicable for updates or later
versions.
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- Telecode
does NOT update any file(s).
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- APPARENT
PROBLEMS
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- If you are
unable to read a file in one category, but
are able to read other files in other
categories, chances are that the CDROM is
okay and you have either not unpacked the
file or have tried to read the file with an
incorrect extension.
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- If you
believe that the CD is defective, please call
and ask for a RMA (return authorization
number) first, before returning the CD for
exchange.
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1998,2008 - Extreme Media
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