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To view videos you need: Windows Media Player This is a free program from Microsoft that plays music and video files. If you don't already have it, click on the button on the right to download a free copy. You'll need to specify which operating system you have, Windows or Mac, and pick the version number (e.g., Windows XP, OS X) from a list. |
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Internet connection (for best performance) You may have to wait a few seconds for a video file to "buffer," but the movie should start playing before the entire file is downloaded. If you don't have a high-speed cable modem or DSL connection, perhaps a friend, school, or library does. Write down the desired web address and enter it on their computer. Dial-up Modem: Some people have successfully viewed videos over a slow-speed, dial-up modem, but it takes a l--o--n--g time to download files; e.g., a 1-minute video clip might take 5 minutes to download. Tip: Click on the video thumbnail photo to start the download, then do something else while you wait. You should hear the video when it starts playing on its own. |
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To view handouts you need: Adobe Reader Software This is a free program from Adobe that reads PDF (Portable Document Format) files. If you don't already have it, click on the button on the right to download a free copy. |
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Still Have Problems?
Please email mike.weinberg@cox.net and describe the situation. |
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