6- If you have a problem...

Learn and Play has been conceived by Serge Beauchamp for SoftMedia s.e.n.c., which holds all rights over the application. Any copying of Learn and Play including his personalized password to a person or to a group of persons, or any modification of the application constitutes an infringement on authors rights and will be punished by law. All those using the application are recognized to have knowledge of the license contract included with the installation program. Do not distribute the application in any other form than that of the original installation program.

If you have a problem when launching Learn and Play :

 

1- Make sure that Learn and Play is in the same folder as the Activities folder and the Music folder. This condition hold for Labyrinth Editor .

2- Make sure that the Activities folder contains each and every module.

If not, re-install Learn and Play from the original installer or from the floppy disks.

3- If the pictures do not show up in color or that you dont hear the sound ( even though the sound on your computer is at a level higher than 0 ), allow more memory to the application. To do so, click once on the icon of Learn and Play , and then select "Get Info" from the "File" menu ( or hit simultaneously command and i on the keyboard). Then, type in an additional 300 KB to the minimum and desired memory levels. Close the window. If the above problems persist, repeat this procedure. The maximum required memory shouldn't exceed 8 MB on a Power Macintosh or 4096 KB on a Macintosh .

 

If there is a problem within Learn and Play ...


If problems persist as far as the sound is concerned, check to see if this problem exists for other applications. As a last resort, contact SoftMedia s.e.n.c.

For any problem, write us or send us an E-mail at : softmedia@accent.net

Programming and ideas: Serge Beauchamp

Users guide: Sylvain Beauchamp ( French version)
Yves Beauchamp ( English version )

Revision : Marie Beauchamp

Thanks to: Marc-Andre Beauchamp
Marie-Michele B. White
Suzanne Laforce Leduc