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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
To use this CD-ROM you need a CD-ROM player(we recommend one that is faster than 350 milliseconds) and System 7.0 or greater. If you don't have System 7.0, you cannot use QuickTime. To obtain System 7, contact your local Apple dealer or user group.
Minimum requirement is a Macintosh computer with a 68020 CPU (we recommend at least a 68030; a 68040 is the best), 4 megabytes of free RAM and an 8-bit color graphics card (we recommend a 24-bit color graphics card).
If you have problems reading any of your CD-ROMs check the CD-ROM for any scratches or finger prints. Use a soft cloth to wipe from the center to the edge. CD-ROMs are more vulnerable to damage than audio CDs, so always place them in the jewel box or CD caddies whenever possible.
INSTALLING QUICKTIME
If you don’t have QuickTime 2.1 already installed on your system, you’ll find a copy in the "Put Contents in System Folder" folder on the disc. Drag and drop the "QuickTime" over your current System folder. The computer will ask if you want to copy QuickTime into the Extensions folder. Click on "Yes" and restart the computer after the computer finishes copying QuickTime.
VIEWING MOVIES
View movies through the included movie player or double click the "UROT #3" icon and experiment with the buttons for video control.
For optimal viewing, you should play this disc on a fast CD-ROM drive (350 millisecond or faster access rate). It will also help if you turn off all unnecessary INITs and extensions. If you have an LC or similar computer, disabling AppleTalk will also help increase the play-back rate.
For maximum image quality, switch to 24-bit graphics mode if your computer supports it.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
If you have any trouble, please check all the connections to and from your computer. Make sure all the SCSI cables as well as the power cords are firmly attached . If your CD will not mount, check that {1} your CD-ROM software is loaded, {2} SCSI cable is properly attached and terminated. {3} Check that your SCSI ID addresses are unique. {4} Turn off unnecessary INITS or Extensions.
Check the CD-ROM for any scratches or finger prints. Use a soft cloth to wipe from the center to the edge. CD-ROMs are more vulnerable to damage than audio CDs, so always place them in the jewel box or CD caddies whenever possible.
If none of the above mentioned suggestions remedies your problems, call a friendly technician at New Machine Publishing, see top of this readme file for a complete list of our technical support phone numbers and E-mail address.
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Apple, Macintosh, and QuickTime are registered trademarks or trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc.
