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BATES' VISUAL GUIDE TO PHYSICAL EXAMINATION (4TH EDITION)
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                     August 1, 2004

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The BATES' VISUAL GUIDE TO PHYSICAL EXAMINATION (4TH EDITION) Web site was designed to work under virtually any Web server operating system but has been tested only on the following platforms:

-- Windows 2003 server with IIS6
-- Red Hat Linux 9.0 server running Apache 2.0.40 

Please consult your IT department or Web hosting provider for assistance with configuration and installation. The included Windows Media Player files use HTTP streaming and DO NOT require a Windows Media Server. A Flash MIME must be installed on the server. The installation server requires access to a DVD-ROM drive.

The BATES' VISUAL GUIDE TO PHYSICAL EXAMINATION (4TH EDITION) Web site can be viewed on any PC installed with Windows98 SP2, Windows2000, Windows ME, or Windows XP. Windows Media Player 9 must be installed.
 
The Web site also requires Internet Explorer version 5.5 or higher or Netscape 7.0 or higher. Users experiencing problems with video playback should configure their browser to enable JavaScript.
 
-- Internet Explorer users can enable JavaScript by selecting the TOOLS menu, then INTERNET OPTIONS. Then they should click the SECURITY tab, click on the INTERNET content zone icon, and then select the CUSTOM LEVEL button. Within the SECURITY SETTINGS window, they should scroll down to the SCRIPTING/ACTIVE SCRIPTING setting and enable ACTIVE SCRIPTING.
 
-- Netscape 7 users can enable JavaScript by selecting the EDIT menu, then PREFERENCES. They should click on ADVANCED and then select SCRIPTS AND PLUGINS. In the upper part of the window, they should check the box to ENABLE JAVASCRIPT FOR NAVIGATOR. 
 
Please note: Some antivirus applications (e.g., McAfee, Norton) contain a script blocking feature that disables JavaScript without seeming to affect the settings on the user's Web browser. If your browser settings indicate that JavaScript is enabled, but the videos still do not play, consult the documentation for your antivirus software to determine whether this script blocking feature can or should be disabled/bypassed. 

Client computers should have more than 64MB of RAM and a CPU speed faster than 800Mhz. A broadband Internet connection to the server is required to play the 256Kbps files. Monitors should be set to 24-bits and a screen resolution of 640x480 or higher (800x600 is recommended, although video files will appear larger on monitors at 640x480). A sound card is required.

For further technical support please e-mail techsupp@lww.com or call 1-800-638-3030.

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