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developer.com developerdirect.com htmlgoodies.com javagoodies.com jars.com intranetjournal.com javascripts.com | All Categories : C/C++ vcginst.htm Windows NT Installation Instructions Windows 95 Installation Instructions # Installing the CD-ROM The companion CD-ROM contains author source code, plus an assortment of third-party tools and product demos. The disc is designed to be explored using a browser program. Using Sams' Guide to the CD-ROM browser, you can view information about products and companies and install programs with a single click of the mouse. To install the browser, follow the next instructions. ##### Windows NT Installation Instructions Insert the CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. From File Manager or Program Manager, choose File | Run. Type <drive>\setup and press Enter. <drive> corresponds to the drive letter of your CD-ROM. For example, if your CD-ROM is drive D:, type D:\SETUP and press Enter. Installation creates a Program Manager group named DDG with Visual C++4. To browse the CD-ROM, double-click the Guide to the CD-ROM icon inside this Program Manager group. ##### Windows 95 Installation Instructions Insert the CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. If the AutoPlay feature of your Windows 95 system is enabled, the setup program will start automatically. If the setup program doesn't start automatically, double-click the My Computer icon. Double-click the icon representing your CD-ROM drive. Double-click the icon called Setup.exe to run the installation program. Follow the on-screen instructions that appear. When setup ends, double-click the Guide to the CD-ROM icon to begin browsing the disc. Following the installation, you can restart the Guide to the CD-ROM program by pressing the Start button and selecting Programs, DDG with Visual C++4, and Guide to the CD-ROM. NOTE The Guide to the CD-ROM program requires at least 256 colors. For best results, set your monitor to display between 256 and 64,000 colors. A screen resolution of 640 by 480 pixels is also recommended. If necessary, adjust your monitor settings before using the CD-ROM. Contact reference@earthweb.com with questions or comments. Copyright 1998 EarthWeb Inc., All rights reserved. PLEASE READ THE ACCEPTABLE USAGE STATEMENT. Copyright 1998 Macmillan Computer Publishing. All rights reserved. |