MPC Audio Adapter (250-1099)  Applications Bulletin   Faxback Doc. # 2723

The following sections contain updated information on preparing CD-ROM
drives for use and installing multimedia applications.

NOTE:  The instructions in this bulletin refer to the CD-ROM drive as
       drive E:.  The CDR-1000 drive is normally Drive D: and the CDR-1100
       is normally Drive E.  If you have network drives or more than one
       hard drive, the CD-ROM drive uses the first available drive letter
       in the system.  Be sure to type the appropriate drive letter for
       your system when you use the following procedures.

CDR-1100 SETUP

It is not necessary to change the MSCDEX command line in the AUTOEXEC.BAT
file after running the CDR-1100 setup program.

INSTALLING REFERENCE LIBRARY

To install Reference Library, insert the System Disc into the CD-ROM
drive.  From the MS-DOS prompt, type e:\install and press ENTER to begin
the installation.  Follow the directions on the screen to complete the
installation.

INSTALLING U.S. ATLAS

To install U.S. Atlas, perform the following steps:

1.  Insert the System Disc into the CD-ROM drive.

2.  From the Windows Program Manager, select the File Menu..  Then, select
    Run.

3.  Type:

e:\usa\ussetup.exe

and press ENTER.

Follow the instructions on the screen to customize U.S. Atlas as it is
installed on the hard drive.

INSTALLING WORLD ATLAS

To install World Atlas, perform the following steps:

1.  From the Windows Program Manager, select the File Menu.  Then, select
    Run.

2.  Type:

e:\setup.exe

and press ENTER

Follow the instructions on the screen to customize World Atlas as it is
installed on the hard drive.

INSTALLING TOOLWORKS ANIMALS

Insert the Animals CD into the CD-ROM drive.  Form the Windows Program
Manager, select the File Menu.  Select Run then, type:

e:\setup.exe

and press ENTER.  Follow the instructions on the screen to install Animals
on the hard drive.

USING THE TCDP UTILITY

The TCDP audio utility is provided to enable you to play CDs.  TCDP is
in the \BIN directory on the hard drive.

(smc-11/24/93)