Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time(TM) v.3.0.3 ReadMe
Windows CD-ROM
10/3/2001
This online user's manual contains information on system
requirements, installation, troubleshooting, and technical support
that supplements the program's printed documentation. It also
contains information on the product guarantee.
Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time was formerly sold as
"Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?(R)". Any references to "Where in
Time is Carmen Sandiego?" are valid for Carmen Sandiego's Great
Chase Through Time.
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CONTENTS
I. System Requirements
II. Installation
III. Troubleshooting
IV. Tech Support
(Scroll downward to find the various sections listed above.)
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I. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
CPU: 486DX/66 MHz or better
Operating System: Windows 95/98/ME/XP
RAM: 8 MB (16 MB recommended)
Hard Drive Space: 5 MB
Graphics: SVGA video card 640 x 480 display, 256 colors; High Color
supported on Pentium(R) with DirectX on Windows 95/98
CD-ROM Speed: 2x or faster
Audio: Windows-compatible sound device; DirectX-compatible sound
cards on Windows 95/98
Modem: Optional for Internet features
Internet Service Provider: Optional for Internet features
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II. INSTALLATION
A. WINDOWS(R) 95/98
To Install:
1. Begin at the Windows 95 or 98 desktop.
2. Insert the CD-ROM disc 1 into your CD-ROM drive.
3. The Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time startup window
will appear.
4. Click Install/Uninstall and follow the on-screen instructions
to install the program.
If the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time startup window
does not appear automatically on screen, you can install the
program manually.
5. Click the Start button on the taskbar and choose Run.
6. Type D:\SETUP.EXE in the line labeled Open, if your CD-ROM uses
a letter other than D, substitute that letter for D, and click the
OK button.
7. Click Install/Uninstall and follow the on-screen
instructions to install Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through
Time.
We recommend you exit other Windows programs before installation. If
you have already quit other Windows programs, click Next to continue
installing.
Please take a few moments to register the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase
Through Time game. Registering your product qualifies you for
technical support and notification of future upgrades and special
discounts.
To Play:
Make sure the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time disc is
inserted into your CD-ROM drive.
After successfully installing the program, click the Play Carmen
Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time button at the startup window to
start the program. The startup window will usually appear each time
the CD-ROM is inserted into the CD-ROM drive.
If the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time startup window does
not appear automatically on screen:
1. Click Start, point to Programs, then to The Learning Company, and
and then the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time folder.
2. Click the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time menu item to
begin the game.
Note: You can skip through most animations, dialogs, and videos by
pressing the Spacebar.
To Quit or Start a New Case:
1. Move the cursor to the top of the program screen until it
becomes a triangle. Then click to see the menu bar.
2. Choose Save and Return to Roster or Save and Quit from the File
menu.
You can also quit by pressing Ctrl+Q or Alt+F4 at any time. Note
that if you quit while in the middle of a case, any information
you've gathered for that case will be lost and you'll begin a new
case the next time you sign in.
To Uninstall:
After you have successfully installed the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase
Through Time game, you may remove it from your hard disk using the
Uninstall feature in Windows 95 or 98.
1. Click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click
Control Panel.
2. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon.
3. Click the Install/Uninstall tab and select Carmen Sandiego's
Great Chase Through Time from the list of programs.
4. Click the Add/Remove button and then click the Yes button to
remove the program.
5. Click OK to clear the screen.
You may also remove Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time
from the startup window. Click Install/Uninstall and follow
the on-screen instructions.
Note: After uninstalling, the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through
Time game icon may still appear in the Start menu. Selecting this icon
will not launch the game, since it has been uninstalled. The icon
will disappear from the Start menu the next time you restart Windows
95/98.
B. WINDOWS 3.1x
To Install:
1. Begin at the Windows Program Manager.
2. Insert the CD-ROM disc 1 into your CD-ROM drive.
3. Click the File menu and select Run.
4. Type D:\SETUP.EXE in the line labeled Command Line. (If your CD-
ROM uses a letter other than D, substitute that letter for D.)
5. Click the OK button and follow the on-screen instructions to
install the program.
The install program will create a default directory, C:\CSGCTT, and
will then copy a number of files from the CD-ROM to this directory.
If you wish, you may specify another directory during the
installation process. The install program will create a program item
called Carmen Sandiego Great Chase within a program group
named The Learning Company. The setup program may also run a
QuickTime(TM) installer. Please follow its directions for
installation.
Note: This product requires QuickTime v2.1.2 for Windows. If you did
not install QuickTime during the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase
Through Time installation or need to reinstall QuickTime, you can
install it separately. See QUICKTIME INSTALLATION under Windows 3.1x
in Section III: Troubleshooting for instructions and additional
information.
To Play:
1. Insert the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time disc 1
or disc 2 into your CD-ROM drive.
2. Double-click the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time icon
within the Learning Company program group.
3. Click Play Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time at the
startup window to start the program.
You may also run the game by choosing Run from the File menu of the
Program Manager. In the line labeled Command Line type:
C:\CSGCTT\TIME16.EXE and click the OK button. If you installed the
game to another directory or drive, modify the path accordingly.
Note: You can skip through most animations, dialogs, and videos by
pressing the Spacebar.
To Quit or Start a New Case:
1. Move the cursor to the top of the screen until it becomes a
triangle. Then click to see the menu bar.
2. Choose Save and Return to Roster or Save and Quit from the File
menu.
You can also quit by pressing Ctrl+Q at any time. Note that if you
quit while in the middle of a case, any information you've gathered
for that case will be lost and you'll begin a new case the next time
you sign in.
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III. TROUBLESHOOTING
If you are experiencing problems running the program, first check
the general troubleshooting guidelines below. If problems persist,
check the list that follows for problems and solutions specific to
your system.
-Check the Program's System Requirements
It is important to make sure that your computer has at least what
the program requires in its system requirements. System requirements
are meant to represent the minimum of what you can use. Thus, it is
a gauge of whether or not the program will work on your system.
System requirements are listed above in Section I.
If your system does not meet the program's minimum requirements, we
cannot guarantee that the program will work, and we cannot support
it. We recommend that you try returning or exchanging the product at
the place of purchase.
-Clean the CD-ROM
Randomly generated errors can often be caused by the slightest mark,
smudge, or lint on the CD-ROM disc. Even if you just bought the
program, if you receive an error it is a good idea to clean the CD-
ROM. CD-ROM discs go through several washes in the production cycle.
For the most part, they are clean, but it is always possible that
there is some residue left over.
To clean a CD-ROM disc, please follow these steps:
1. Place the CD-ROM label side down on a cotton cloth.
2. Lightly spray the surface of the CD-ROM with a non-ammonia based
glass cleaner.
3. Using a clean cotton cloth or chamois, gently wipe from the
center of the CD-ROM outward in a straight motion.
Note: Do not wipe in a circular motion. Cleaning with a cloth
creates hairline scratches, scratches that are perpendicular to the
track don't affect the data on the CD-ROM, but scratches that are
parallel to the track could cause errors.
A. WINDOWS 98
ACTIVE DESKTOP
Turning off Active Desktop may help the program perform better. To
do this, please follow the steps below:
1. Begin at the Windows 98 desktop.
2. Right-click on the desktop and select Active Desktop from the
context menu.
3. Select the option for View as a Web Page to remove the check
mark.
4. Return to the program and try running it again.
SOUND ACCELERATION
If you are experiencing sound problems, such as popping sound,
static, or error messages related to sound, you may want to try
turning off Sound Acceleration.
1. Begin at the Windows 98 desktop.
2. Click the Start button, point to Settings, and then point to
Control Panel.
3. Double-click to open the Multimedia control panel.
4. Check to make sure your sound card is listed here under
Preferred sound device.
5. Click the Audio tab.
6. Under Playback, click the Advanced Properties button.
7. Click the Performance tab.
8. Click the Hardware Acceleration slide bar and move it to None
under Audio playback.
9. Click OK.
10. Return to the program and try running it again.
B. WINDOWS 95/98
STARTUP SCREEN DOES NOT APPEAR WHEN THE CD IS INSERTED (AUTORUN)
If the startup screen does not appear when you insert the CD, you
may have older 16-bit CD-ROM drivers. For optimal performance, we
suggest you contact the manufacturer of your CD-ROM drive to update
the drivers.
DISABLING PROGRAMS RUNNING IN THE BACKGROUND
Some problems, especially those that result in General Protection or
Invalid Page Fault error messages, or hanging of the operating
system, may be caused by programs running in the background. To
disable these programs, you need to modify the Startup folder
configuration and edit the WIN.INI file.
The Startup Folder
The Startup folder allows certain programs to load automatically
when you start Windows 95/98. These applications usually run in the
background and may conflict with your program. You can stop these
applications from loading by doing the following:
1. Click the Windows 95/98 Start button, point to Settings, and
then click Taskbar. A Taskbar Properties dialog box appears.
2. Click the Start Menu Programs tab.
3. Click the Advanced button in the Customize Start Menu group.
4. Double-click the Programs folder.
5. Click File, point to New, then Folder.
6. Name the folder Startbk and press Enter.
7. Open the Startup folder. The contents of the folder will be
displayed on the right side of the window.
8. Click and hold the right mouse button down on an item in the
Startup folder, and drag it to the Startbk folder under All Folders
on the left side. When the Startbk folder highlights, release the
mouse button. When prompted, choose Move Here. Repeat until there
are no more items in the Startup folder.
9. Restart Windows 95/98 for these changes to take effect. Click
the Start button, then select Shut Down. In the Shut Down Windows
dialog box, choose Restart the Computer. Click the Yes button.
In doing this, you have not removed any programs from your system;
you can always replace the items by reversing the above process.
The WIN.INI File
The WIN.INI file allows certain programs to load automatically when
you start Windows 95/98. These applications usually run in the
background, and could be using memory needed by, or conflicting
with, the program. You can stop these programs from loading by doing
the following:
1. Click the Start button and point to Run.
2. In the Open box, type WIN.INI and click OK.
3. The WIN.INI file will come up on screen in Notepad. Look near
the beginning of the WIN.INI file for the lines that start with
load= and run=. Place a semicolon (;) in front of each of these
lines so that they now start with ;load= and ;run=.
4. Click Exit on the File menu and then click the Yes button to
save the changes made to this file.
5. Restart Windows 95/98 for these changes to take effect. Click
the Start button, then select Shut Down. In the Shut Down Windows
dialog box, choose Restart the Computer. Click the Yes button.
CHANGING COLOR SETTINGS OR RESOLUTION SETTINGS
For the game to display properly, your Windows video driver must be
set to display 256 colors. For Pentium or greater machines with
DirectX installed, you may also set your display to 16-bit color
(thousands of colors).
To change your Windows video display driver:
1. Click the Start button, point to Settings, and select Control
Panel.
2. Double-click the Display icon. Click the Settings tab.
3. Find and change the options for Color Palette as needed.
Note: High Color (16 bit) is equivalent to Thousands of Colors. The
game will not run at True Color (24 bit) or higher settings.
4. Click the OK button to accept any changes you have made. Windows
may ask if you want to restart the system for the changes to take
effect. Click Yes.
LARGE FONTS
If your machine is set to display Large Fonts, we recommend you set
your resolution to 640 x 480 before running the game. To check your
display settings:
1. At the desktop, click once with your right mouse button and
select Properties.
2. Select the Settings tab and check under the Font size. If the
Font size is set to Large Fonts, check the Display area to see what
your screen size and desktop size are set to. We recommend you set
the Display area to 640 x 480. You can do this by moving the scroll
bars to the left and then clicking the Apply button.
NO SOUND
If you are unable to hear music or sound effects from the game,
check to see if you have Windows sound drivers installed. For
additional information, please refer to the manual that came with
your sound device for instructions on installing Windows sound
drivers.
There are a few other places to check to ensure that you receive
sound if you are having sound difficulties.
1. Make sure the volume is turned up.
- Click the Start button and point to Programs, Accessories,
Multimedia (Entertainment in Windows 98), and then select
Volume Control.
- Make sure that the Volume Control (General, Master, etc.)
section, as well as the Wave and Midi settings, are set mid-range.
- Next, make sure that there are no check marks in any of the
Mute boxes of the Volume control panel. If any of the Mute boxes
have check marks, click once in the box to remove the check mark.
2. Make sure that the speakers are plugged in and turned on.
3. Check to see if you can play Wave and Midi sounds from your
system.
- Click the Start button and point to Programs, Accessories,
Multimedia, and then select Media Player.
- On the File menu, click Open to open the Media folder.
- Make sure Files of type: is set for All files (*.*) and
double-click any file ending in .mid.
- Click the button that looks like the Play button on a standard
tape or CD player.
- Repeat the above process, this time selecting a file ending in
.wav.
- If you do not hear both types of sound, you may need to check
the configuration of your sound card and/or your sound card drivers.
VIDEO SPEEDING UP AND SLOWING DOWN (ALSO KNOWN AS RISING PITCH OF
THE CHIEF'S VOICE) OR CHOPPY SOUND DURING VIDEO
If you notice the QuickTime movie of The Chief speed up and slow
down (which causes a rise in The Chief's voice during the movies),
or choppy sound during the video, make sure the Automatic Rate
Adjustment for Audio Sampling is disabled. To do this:
1. Click the Start button, select Settings, then Control Panels.
2. Double-click the QuickTime 32 icon to open the QuickTime 32
control panel.
3. Click More and then select the Audio tab.
4. Under Sample Rate, uncheck the Automatic Rate Adjustment box and
then click Close.
QUICKTIME INSTALLATION
This product requires QuickTime v2.1.2 for Windows. If you did not
install QuickTime during the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through
Time installation, or need to reinstall QuickTime, you can do so
separately.
Note: If you uninstall the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through
Time game and wish to remove QuickTime, you will need to uninstall
QuickTime separately.
To install QuickTime from the Carmen CD to Windows 95/98:
1. Click the Start button on the taskbar and choose Run.
2. In the command line, type:
D:\INSTALL\QT\QT32INST.EXE
(If your CD-ROM drive uses a letter other than D, substitute
that letter for D.)
QUICKTIME MOVIES DON'T APPEAR
If you are experiencing problems running the program, you may need
to reinstall DirectX. There are instances where DirectX does not
install properly and you need to manually install from the CD. See
DIRECTX below for instructions on reinstalling DirectX from the
Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time CD.
QUICKTIME DISPLAY PROBLEMS
The digital video relies on QuickTime v2.1.2 to draw the graphics to
your screen. If you notice digital video display problems within
the game, you may need to adjust one or more settings in the
QuickTime control panel.
To adjust settings in the QuickTime 32 control panel:
1. At the Windows 95/98 desktop, click the Start button, point to
Settings, and select Control Panel.
2. Double-click the QuickTime 32 control panel.
3. Click the More button at the bottom of the QuickTime 32 control
panel window.
4. Click the Video tab, and under Optimization set the Draw Method
to Video Driver. If the Draw Method is already set to Video Driver,
try setting it to Bitmap (BMP).
5. Click Apply and then click Yes to apply modifications. Click
Close.
6. Return to the program and try running it again.
DIRECTX
We recommend you install DirectX 5.0 (included on the CD) to
improve the display and sound performance of the program.
If you did not install DirectX during the Carmen Sandiego's Great
Chase Through Time installation, or need to reinstall DirectX, you
can install DirectX separately.
To install DirectX from the CD:
1. Click the Start button on the taskbar and choose Run.
2. In the command line, type:
D:\INSTALL\DX5\DX5ENG.EXE
(If your CD-ROM drive uses a letter other than D, substitute
that letter for D.)
3. Follow the on-screen instructions for installation.
4. After DirectX has been installed, restart your computer for
these changes to take effect.
If you experience problems installing or using DirectX on your
computer, please consult the hardware manufacturers of your video or
sound card for the latest drivers compatible with DirectX. DirectX
is a product of Microsoft. You may also want to check Microsoft's
Web page for more information.
C. WINDOWS 95/98 AND WINDOWS 3.1x
DISK SPACE ERROR DURING INSTALLATION
If you encounter this message, you will need to free additional
space on your hard disk. During installation, QuickTime requires
additional hard disk space in order to make a temporary swap file.
Once the installation is complete, these files are removed.
OPTIMIZING PERFORMANCE
For optimal performance, we recommend having at least 10 MB of hard
disk space available when launching the game. The program requires
at least 3 MB (and uses up to 10 MB of hard disk space if it is
free) of hard disk space available when you launch the game.
Additionally, Windows 95/98 requires approximately 5 to 9 MB of hard
disk space for Virtual Memory to function properly.
SCREEN SAVERS AND ENERGY SAVER
This program usually will not have problems running on machines with
screen savers or the Energy Saver enabled. However, should you
encounter a problem, we recommend that you first disable your screen
saver or Energy Saver before launching the game. To disable them,
please refer to the manual that came with your screen saver or
monitor.
D. WINDOWS 3.1x (no longer supported)
NOT ENOUGH PHYSICAL MEMORY
This program requires at least 5 MB of available physical memory
(this does not include Virtual memory). If you need to make more
physical memory available, disable other active programs, such as
Smartdrive or other Terminate and Stay Resident (TSR) programs. For
information on disabling applications, see DISABLING PROGRAMS
RUNNING IN THE BACKGROUND below.
NOT ENOUGH FREE MEMORY (VIRTUAL MEMORY)
This program requires a total of 10 MB of free memory available to
Windows. This may be a combination of physical memory and Virtual
Memory.
To check the amount of free memory currently available to Windows,
select About Program Manager from the Program Manager Help menu. At
the bottom of the information box will be a line titled "Memory"
which will show the amount of free memory available (in KB) to
Windows.
If the total memory available to Windows is less than 10 MB, try
increasing the size of the Windows Swap File (Virtual Memory). To
increase the size of the Windows Swap File:
1. Begin at the Windows Program Manager. Double-click on the
Control Panel icon, located in the Main program group.
2. Double-click on the 386 Enhanced icon. If you do not see this
icon, make sure that Windows is running in Enhanced mode, and
not Standard mode.
3. Click on the Virtual Memory. button.
4. Click on the Change button. A New Settings dialog box will open.
5. Change the swap file Type to Temporary.
6. Increase the size of your swap file in the New Size box. A good
number to start with would be half the number displayed in the
Recommended (Maximum) Size box.
7. Click OK. A dialog box will appear asking if you would like to
restart Windows. Click Restart Windows.
DISABLING PROGRAMS RUNNING IN THE BACKGROUND
Some problems, especially those that result in General Protection
Fault error messages or hanging of the operating system, may be
caused by programs running in the background. To disable these
programs, you need to modify the Startup group configuration and
edit the WIN.INI file.
The Startup Group
The Startup group allows certain programs to load automatically when
you start Windows. These applications usually run in the background
and might conflict with your program. You can stop these
applications from loading by doing the following:
1. Begin at the Windows Program Manager. Locate the Startup group.
Double-click the Startup group to open it. The contents of the
program group will now be displayed.
2. If there are any icons in the Startup group, click to highlight
any one icon.
3. On the File menu, click Move.
4. In the next dialog box, select Accessories in the To Group list,
then click OK.
5. This will move the selected icon to the Accessories program
group.
6. If there are more icons in the Startup group, repeat the above
steps as needed to empty the contents of the group.
7. Restart Windows for these changes to take effect. On the File
menu, select Exit Windows, and click OK when prompted to "end your
current Windows session."
8. When you are returned to a DOS prompt, type WIN and press Enter.
This will return you to Windows.
In doing this, you have not removed any programs from your system;
you can always replace the items by reversing the above process.
The WIN.INI File
The WIN.INI file allows certain programs to load automatically when
you start Windows. These applications usually run in the background,
and could be using memory needed by, or conflicting with, the
program. You can stop these programs from loading by doing the
following:
1. Begin at the Windows Program Manager. On the File menu, select
Run.
2. In the line labeled Command Line, type WIN.INI and click OK.
3. The WIN.INI file will come up on screen in Notepad. Look near
the beginning of the WIN.INI file for the lines that start with
load= and run=. Place a semicolon (;) in front of each of these
lines so that they now start with ;load= and ;run=.
4. On the File menu, click Exit. Then click the Yes button to save
the changes made to this file.
5. Restart Windows for these changes to take effect. On the File
menu, click Exit Windows. Then click OK when prompted to "end your
current Windows session."
6. When you are returned to a DOS prompt, type WIN, and press
Enter. This will return you to Windows.
Note: To restore your WIN.INI file to its original state, follow
the instructions again and remove the semicolon (;) from the
beginning of the load= and run= lines.
NO SOUND
If you are unable to hear music or sound effects from the game,
check to see if you have Windows sound drivers installed. For
additional information, please refer to the manual that came with
your sound device for instructions on installing Windows sound
drivers.
There are a few other places to check to ensure that you receive
sound if you are having sound difficulties.
1. Make sure volume is turned up. Check the volume control for your
sound card. The location, name, and use of the volume control may
vary from sound card to sound card. Thus, we cannot offer step-by-
step instructions for you. Please check the documentation that came
with your sound card.
2. Make sure that the speakers are plugged in and turned on.
3. Check to see if you can play Wave and Midi sounds from your
system.
- From the Program Manager, double-click the Accessories group.
Within this group, locate Media Player and double-click to open it.
- On the File menu, click Open.
- Under List Files of Type: select MIDI Sequencer (*.mid;*.rmi).
Click once on any file ending in .mid to highlight it and click the
OK button.
- Click the button that looks like the Play button on a standard
tape or CD player.
- Repeat the above process, this time selecting Sound (*.wav)
under List Files of Type: and selecting any file ending in .wav.
- If you do not hear both types of sound, you may need to check
the configuration of your sound card and/or your sound card drivers.
VIDEO SPEEDING UP AND SLOWING DOWN (ALSO KNOWN AS RISING PITCH OF
THE CHIEF'S VOICE) OR CHOPPY SOUND DURING VIDEO
If you notice the QuickTime movie of The Chief speed up and slow
down (which causes a rise in The Chief's voice during the movies),
or choppy sound during the video, make sure the Automatic Rate
Adjustment for Audio Sampling is disabled. To do this:
1. In Main, open the Control Panels.
2. Double-click the QuickTime icon to open the QuickTime control
panel.
3. Click More and then select the Audio tab.
4. Under Sample Rate, uncheck the Automatic Rate Adjustment box,
and then click Close.
QUICKTIME INSTALLATION
This product requires QuickTime v2.1.2 for Windows. If you did not
install QuickTime during the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through
Time installation, or need to reinstall QuickTime, you can do so
separately.
Note: If you uninstall the Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through
Time game and wish to remove QuickTime, you will need to uninstall
QuickTime separately.
To Install QuickTime from the Carmen CD to Windows 3.1x:
1. From the Program Manager, click the File menu and select Run.
2. In the command line, type:
D:\INSTALL\QT\QT16INS.EXE
(If your CD-ROM drive uses a letter other than D, substitute
that letter for D.)
QUICKTIME DISPLAY PROBLEMS
The digital video relies on QuickTime v2.1.2 to draw the graphics to
your screen. If you notice digital video display problems within
the game, you may need to adjust one or more settings in the
QuickTime control panel.
To adjust settings in the QuickTime control panel:
1. From the Windows Program Manager, locate and open the Main
program group.
2. Double-click Control Panels.
3. Double-click the QuickTime control panel.
4. Click the More button at the bottom.
5. Select the Video tab, and under Optimization set the Draw Method
to Video Driver. If the Draw Method is already set to Video Driver,
try setting it to Bitmap (BMP).
6. Click Apply and then click Yes to apply modifications. Click
Close.
7. Return to the program and try running it again.
DIRECTX
We recommend that you do NOT install DirectX.
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IV. TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Our online technical support system offers 24-hour service and
product information. The web site features troubleshooting tools,
the latest software updates and more! For fast, 24-hour support and
information, go to http://support.learningco.com. The contact
information provided may be subject to change. Please consult our
customer web site for the latest contact information.
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We hope that you enjoy our product!
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