FREE SUGGESTIONS HERE
- FIRST
Before you download, you should decide which drive or directory
you want to
save into. I recommend you save to a disk in A:drive. You will
then have a
backup, and can install to any drive/directory. You can create a
subdirectory
named "tlb", but this is not required.
- VIVA LA DIFFERENCE
The difference between the two large HTML files offered
is--the first is
the whole text in one file, the second is 25 separate files (and
the icons)
zipped together for quick download.
- The first file (not zipped) is offered for those who
have fast
computers, or those of you who do not have the PKzip program or
are not
interested in doing the unzip chore.
This file is not recommended for machines slower than 100
mhz, depending
on the size-speed of the program you will use to read the text. A
large slow
browser like MSIE will result in sheer torture. A computer which
runs at less
than 100 mhz will benefit from using a program (other than a web
browser) which
is designed to read HTML files. Programs of this type are
available from
Shareware dot com.
- The zipped file will be the quicker download of the
two. After
extraction you will have each chapter in a separate file, which
will result in
fast access on slower computers.
- Both of these files will have advantages and
disadvantages. Try one
or the other, and if it doesn't work well, get the other one.
Also, you can download the icon-gif files one at a time,
or in a zip file.
- NEXT
Download and save the file of your choice. If you get the
zip file you
will need to decompress next, then do a test read of the HTML
file(s) with your
browser or HTML reader.
If the Chapter (or gif) file(s) do not load properly when
you click
on a link, you may need to put your Program and TLB subdirectory
on the %PATH%,
read your browser manual, or get help from your computer
guru.
F Y I
This file may change...
I welcome input from persons who succeed in using the HTML files
on non-IBM
systems... well, actually, all comments are welcome.
While I have done my best to avoid typos and bad grammar,
some surely
have slipped past me, and I regret any wrong scripture
references...
If you are interested in a printed copy of The Little Book, send
your name and
address to [email protected]
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