CPIC (CompuPic) (tm)  HELP Instructions:

CPIC is being used under license for this CD-ROM only.
This software WILL NOT work on any other CDROM in your
collection unless you purchase a license from Photodex.

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Windows '95 (tm) Microsoft - INSTALLATION HINTS
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1) Go to Desktop Display and change resolution to 
   640x480x 16 million colors (or as many colors
   as your system supports). Remember the old setting!

   CHANGING RESOLUTIONS in WINDOWS '95 (tm)

   a) Choose START, SETTINGS, CONTROL PANEL, choose
      DISPLAY, SETTINGS, DESKTOP AREA which is next to
      COLOR PALETTE, slide bar with move all the way to
      left, You will now see 604x480. Use the mouse to
      change the COLOR PALETTE to the highest number of
      colors available.  Click OK.

2) DOUBLE CLICK on MY COMPUTER to open the window of drive icons.

3) DOUBLE CLICK on your CD-ROM drive icon to open the window of files
   and folders on the CD-ROM.

4) DOUBLE CLICK on the SETUP icon to start the CPIC installation. 

5) Once CPIC installs, click YOUR CD-ROM drive letter.
   You should see all the directories which store
   the images. Click on any directory and then click on
   SHOW to start a slideshow.

6) The quickest way to learn CPIC is to go to "Contents" option,
   in the HELP menu. Click on "Quick Looks" section. Read
   getting started guide, and read the "Tips Of The Day"
   each time you start CPIC.

7) When done viewing this CDROM you may go back and change the
   resolution back to the previous setting if you like.

   
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Windows(tm) 3.11 MicroSoft - INSTALLATION HINTS
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1) Change the video resolution to 640 x 480 x millions of colors
   (or as many colors as your system will support).  Every
   video card is different and many come with utilities for
   changing resolutions, so consult the instructions that
   came with your video card or computer.  Alternately, you
   can try the following:

   a) In the MAIN PROGRAM GROUP, DOUBLE CLICK on WINDOWS SETUP.
      Choose OPTIONS.  CHANGE SYSTEM SETTINGS. DISPLAY.

   b) WRITE DOWN the current Driver selection!
   
   c) Change video setting to 640 x 480 x millions of colors
      (or the largest color selection available).  Not all drivers
      displayed will be compatible with your system.  The
      system may restart Windows.

2) Install CompuPic.

   a) In PROGRAM MANAGER select FILE. RUN.
      Type D:\SETUP or substitute the driver letter of your
      CD-ROM if it is not D.  Click OK.

   b) CPIC will install itself on your hard drive and an icon will
      be created for you to run CPIC in the future.

   c) You may set the video card back to previous setting
      when done viewing the CDROM. A directory will be
      created on your hard drive for the CPIC software.

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                   1106 Clayton Lane #200W
                   Austin, TX 78723

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DOS USERS only:

We have included a self-extracting Zipped copy of GDS from Photodex.
This shareware program lets you view a limited number of files from
our CD-ROM.  We highly recommend that you register it.

To install GDS from any DOS prompt:

1) Make a directory on your hard drive called GDSCD
   Change to your hard drive - The do the following:

   Type------> CD \ (press enter)
   Type------> MD GDSCD (press enter)
   Type------> CD \GDSCD (press enter)

* You should see C:\GDSCD> on screen - CONTINUE if you see this!

type D:\DOSVIEWR\GDSFILES
     ^
     |
where D is the letter of your CD-ROM drive.


2) To START: Type GDS to start. Follow the on screen
             prompts for installation & configuration for video
             card.