Marilyn,

The "Explorer" he is referring to is not Internet Explorer -
If you right-click on "my computer" you will have the option to 
"Explore".  This allows you to see the various files and folders on the 
disk.  After you "Explore" my computer, you will then need to 
double-click on the icon for the cd in order to see the pictures.  From 
there, you can click/drag them to your desktop or some other folder.


Tony Mayer


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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