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1. Download "demo2-1.zip" by clicking
here: PC
DEMO
2. Create a temporary directory on your system's
hard drive.
3. Unzip the file using either PKUnzip or Winzip.
If you are using Winzip simply double click
on the downloaded file "demo2-1.zip",
click on the "Extract" button, and
be sure to select the path to the temporary
directory you've created, then click OK.
There should now be 63 files in your temporary
directory (plus the demo2-1.zip file) for a
total of 64 files.
4. To run the demo, go into Windows Explorer
and double-click on the "demogo.bat"
file. Or, open a Dos Window, change directories
to the new temporary directory into which you
placed the demo files, and type "demogo"
. To exit the demo at any time, hit "Esc,"
then select "No".
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1. Create a file or folder.
2. Download both demo2-1.zip
and winzip80.exe
into that folder.
3. Type winzip80.exe.
4. To run the Plots Unlimited demo, type
"demogo" . To exit the demo
at any time, hit "Esc," then
select "No".
If you don't have a compression utility
that can handle .zip files you can download
winzip by clicking here
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Mac Demo - Download
by clicking here.
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Notes for Mac Users: How to use BinHex (.hqx)
files on your Macintosh.
In order to decode a BinHex file on your
Mac, you'll need to use one of these freely
distributable utilities. You probably already
have one of them. Note: if you're using
the latest (3.0.x) version of Netscape Navigator,
Stuffit Expander is probably already installed.
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If you have a recent CD-ROM of shareware and
freeware, such as those distributed by Macintosh
magazines, look there for Aladdin installers.
This is much preferable to downloading the files
from the Internet. If not, try below:
Stuffit Expander
(download it here)
The America Online software for Macintosh also
includes a built-in version of Stuffit Expander.
If you're downloading from America Online, you
should be able to open this file directly.
If you experience trouble getting any of these
files to open properly, visit Aladdin
Systems' website to find out more about
configuring Stuffit Expander and their other
excellent compression products.
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