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2. From
the Search Results page, find the title of the text you are using. Click
the “About this Book” link for the Student, point to Student
Downloads in the top right navigation to expand the menu, & then
click the “Data Files for Students” link.
3. If
the File Download – Security Warning dialog box opens, click Save.
(NOTE: If the Save As dialog box opens, select a folder on your USB drive
or hard disk to download the file to. Write down the folder name listed
in the Save in box and the filename listed in the File name box.)
4. The
filename of the compressed file appears in the Save As dialog box (e.g.,
3500-8.exe, 0361-1d.exe).
5. Click
either the OK button or the Save button, whichever choice your browser
gives you.
6. When
a dialog box opens indicating the download is complete, click the OK
button (or the Close button, depending on which operating system you
are using). Close your browser.
7. Open
Windows Explorer and display the contents of the folder to which you
downloaded the file.
8. Double-click
the downloaded filename on the right side of the Windows Explorer window.
If the Open File – Security Warning dialog box opens, click Run.
9. In
the WinZip Self-Extractor window, specify the appropriate drive and a
folder name to unzip the files to.
Click Unzip.
10. When
the WinZip Self-Extractor displays the number of files unzipped, click
the OK button. Click the Close button in the WinZip Self-Extractor dialog
box. Close Windows Explorer. You are now ready to open the required files.
11. Refer
to the Read This Before You Begin page(s) in this book for more details
on the Data Files for your text. You are now ready to open the required
files.
12. Macintosh
users should use a program to expand WinZip or PKZip archives. Students,
ask your instructors or lab coordinators for assistance. |
