STEP THREE: Uncompress the files and launch PowerPoint

1. After the file has been saved to your desktop, leave your browser and go to your File Manager or Win95HD. Doubleclick on the NEEDLES folder you created in Step1. Double click on the file you downloaded XX.exe.
   
   
2. You will see your screen go blank and files will be inflated in DOS. At the completion of the inflation, your screen will automatically switch back to your File Manager. (Windows 95 users: You will see a black dialogue box and files will be inflated in DOS. At the completion of the inflation, your screen will read "Finished" at the top of the dialogue box, at which time you should close out the box.)
   
   
3. For Windows 3.1 users, click on another folder outside the BOYES folder, then click back to the Boyes folder. You should now see the PowerPoint file (XX.ppt). (This step is not necessary for Windows 95 users since the .PPT file automatically appears after uncompression.)
   
   
4. With PowerPoint software, you can open and view the slides. Open PowerPoint, then select "File, Open." Locate the chapter file XX.ppt and double click on it. Refer to your PowerPoint manual for specific instructions on addiing lecture notes or rearranging slides.
   
   
5. If you do not have the PowerPoint software, proceed to install the Viewer.

Downloading Instructions for The PowerPoint Viewer

STEP ONE: Print these instructions

1. Print these instructions first so you can refer to them after downloading the Viewer.

STEP TWO: Download the Viewer

1. Go to your file manager or Win95 hard drive. Create a directory (folder) on your hard drive C:\PPTVIEW. Switch back to your browser.
   
   
2. Download the Viewer now:
   
   
3. When the Save dialog box appears, select "Save to Disk." In the window that appears, look for the directory C:\PPTVIEW you created and double click on that folder. Click "OK." (Windows 95 users: When the Save Downloaded File appears, look for the directory C:\PPTVIEW that you created and double click on that folder. Click "Save.")
   
   
4. The Viewer PPTVW.EXE will be copied to your desktop. You will see a "Saving Location" dialog box.
   

STEP THREE: Uncompress the files and launch PowerPoint

1. After the Viewer has been saved to your desktop, leave your browser and go to your File Manager or Win95HD. Doubleclick on the PPTVIEW folder you created in Step1. Double click on PPTVW.EXE.
   
   
2. You will see your screen go blank and files will be inflated in DOS. At the completion on the inflation, your screen will automatically switch back to your File Manager or Win95HD. (Windows 95 users: You will see a black dialogue box and files will be inflated in DOS. At the completion of the inflation, your screen will read "Finished" at the top of the dialogue box, at which time you should close out the box.)
   
   

   For Windows 3.1 users, click on another folder outside the PPTVIEW folder, then click back to the PPTVIEW folder. You should now see the PowerPoint Viewer files. (This step is not necessary for Windows 95 users since the files automatically appear after uncompression.

3. Double click VSETUP.EXE to install. A dialog box will appear and you can choose whether to install the PowerPoint Viewer and/or Translator. Choose the directory to which you want the Viewer installed.
   
   
4. Go to the directory to which you installed the Viewer. Double click on the file PPTVW.EXE to launch the Viewer. (Windows 95 users: You will see a dialogue box with a PowerPoint Viewer icon in it. Double click the icon to launch the Viewer.)
   
   
5. In the Viewer dialog box, search for the file directory to which you saved your file. You must uncompress the file first. See previous section on installing the PowerPoint files.
   
   
6. A click of your mouse will present the next slide. Should you need a writing/drawing tool, select the pencil on your screen. Click again to return to the arrow.
   
   
7. If you need to quit a presenation before reaching the end of the slide show, hit escape (Esc) key in the upper left of your keyboard.

Running the slide show