Windows Explorer is not Internet Explorer. Windows Explorer may be on
your Start menu and will be in Start/Programs/Accessories. Click on
Computer and then double click on the CDROM device with the CD in it and
you will be given a list of files on the CD. You may need to dig down
into the directory structure to find the files you want. When you double
click on a file it should open with whatever graphics program is
associated with it.
Tom
marilyn tellez wrote:
> Thanks, Tom. However, I am not now using Explorer because of problems with
> it. I switched to Firefox. How do I get these images off of this cd with
> Firefox? (This list is a lifesaver of info. I read the questions from
> others as I never know when I will be one of the questioners, just like now)
> mjt
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Thomas Mayer" <[log in to unmask]>
> To: <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 10:19 PM
> Subject: Re: [PCSOFT] The more I learn, the less I know.
>
>
>
>> The CD apparently just has images on it and not a program. You would
>> need to use your publishing and/or word processing program to import the
>> images from the CD. To view the images you can use Widows Explorer to
>> get to the files and double clicking on them will open the viewing
>>
> program.
>
>> I hope this helps.
>>
>> Tom Mayer
>>
>> marilyn tellez wrote:
>>
>>> I recently bought a book & CD of graphics to use for a book I'm writing.
>>>
> (Dover Pubs). They say to: "Just insert the CD into your computer & call
> the images into your favorite software, (refer to the documentation with
> your software for further instructions)"
>
>>> I went to my computer & tried to install it, but neither d or e drives
>>>
> responds. What am I missing? The above instructions are not clear. Thanks
> for help. Marilyn Tellez
>
>>>
>>>
>
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