Demo Version -- VHDL Interactive Tutorial 
                                  README File
	     Spyglass Mosaic browsers are included only on the complete 
		    version of the VHDL Interactive Tutorial. 


README File:
This file is an ASCII file that provides information on accessing the
information on the CD-ROM.  Note that all file and directory names on
this CD-ROM are in UPPER CASE.




Browser for the CD-ROM:
This CD-ROM uses HTML 2.0 and was tested using several browsers. 
However, some older versions of browsers may experience some problems,
especially with the frames used in the toolbar.  By using the browser's
"BACK" and "FORWARD" commands along with the module index pages, 
you should be able to navigate through the tutorial using any 
HTML browser.

If you start some browsers on a stand alone system (i.e. not connected
to the Internet), you may get an error message telling you that the 
browser could not find a network connection driver.  Most browsers will
allow you to continue by selecting the continue button.  

Mosaic O'Reilly* Browser:
This CD-ROM contains the SUN O/S, Solarias, MacIntosh and Windows
commercial versions of Mosaic.  The following are directions for 
setting up the browsers:

1. The SUN O/S version is in the /MOSAIC/SUNOS directory and is a
compressed tar file.  The file should be copied over to your system
and renamed mosora211.tar.Z.  Uncompress and untar the file as required.

2. The SOLARIS version is in the /MOSAIC/SOLARIS directory and is a
compressed tar file.  The file should be copied over to your system
and renamed mosora211.tar.Z.  Uncompress and untar the file as required.

3. The MACINTOSH(R) version is in the /MOSAIC/MAC directory and is a
compressed binhex file.  The file should be copied over to your system
and uncompressed as required.

4. The WINDOWS  version is in the \MOSAIC\WINDOWS directory and is a
compressed zip file.  The file should be copied over to your system
and uncompressed as required.



In order to access the Interactive VHDL Tutorial, once your browser
is running, you will need to perform the following steps:

PC Systems:
  1. Start your web browser.

  2. Put the CD-ROM in your CD-ROM drive.

  3. From your browser select the "file" option. 

  4. Select the proper option to open a file from your browser.

  5. Type the following URL into the Location Window in your
     browser as described below:

  On a PC system, the logical device name for a CD-ROM drive is 
  typically set to "E:". Therefore the URL you would type in 
  would be "file:///E:/HTML/HOMEPG.HTM". You should use
  the logical device name for your CD-ROM drive on your system.
   

  6. If this displays the tutorial home page, save it as a bookmark
     and use the bookmark to return to the home page.  You are now
     ready to proceed with the tutorial.

  7. If an error occurs, you may need to access the home page via
     directory listings.  Select the CD-ROM drive to get a directory
     listing of the CD-ROM. From here follow the directories to the
     home page.  Save the home page as a bookmark.  You are now 
     ready to proceed with the tutorial.


  
    
MACINTOSH(R) * Systems:
  
  1. Start your web browser.

  2. Put the CD-ROM in your CD-ROM drive.

  3. From your browser select the "file" option. 

  4. Select the proper option to open a file from your browser.

  5. Type the following URL into the Location Window in your
     browser as described below:

  On a MACINTOSH system, set the CD-ROM drive to "cdrom" then type in
  the URL  "file///HTML/HOMEPG.HTM". 
  
  6. If this displays the tutorial home page, save it as a bookmark
     and use the bookmark to return to the home page.  You are now
     ready to proceed with the tutorial.

  7. If an error occurs, you may need to access the home page via
     directory listings.  Type in "file:/cdrom" to get a directory
     listing of the CD-ROM. From here follow the directories to the
     home page.  Save the home page as a bookmark.  You are now 
     ready to proceed with the tutorial.


UNIX Systems:
  1. Start your web browser.

  2. Put  the  CD-ROM in your  CD-ROM  drive.

  3. From your browser select the "file" option. 

  4. Select the proper option to open a file from your browser.
 
  5. Type the following URL into the Location Window in your
     browser as described below:

  On a UNIX system, the device typically is "cdrom", 
  therefore the URL would be "file:/cdrom/HTML/HOMEPG.HTM". 


  6. If this displays the tutorial home page, save it as a bookmark
     and use the bookmark to return to the home page.  You are now
     ready to proceed with the tutorial.

  7. If an error occurs, you may need to access the home page via
     directory listings.  Type in "file:/cdrom" to get a directory
     listing of the CD-ROM. From here follow the directories to the
     home page.  Save the home page as a bookmark.  You are now 
     ready to proceed with the tutorial.

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