1.  System Requirements
2.  Setup
3.  Care and Maintenance of the CDR compact disk.
4.  New Content in Version 6.0

• A CDROM drive.
• An internet browser (such as Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Explorer).
• Adobe Acrobat reader.  This free program can be downloaded from the Adobe web site at: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/main.html
• The CD will work with PCs or Macs.

• Insert the CD into your CD drive.
• The autorun feature will probably start the "eamt.html" file.  Follow onscreen instructions.
• If the autorun feature does not bring up the "eamt.html" file, open the file directly from the CD.  From the Start menu, choose Run. In the Run dialog box, type "d:eamt.html." NOTE: If your CD drive letter is not d, substitute the letter of the drive containing the compact disk.  Press ENTER and follow the onscreen instructions.
• Once you are familar with the "eamt.html" file, you may find it helpful to create a shortcut to it from your desktop.  In Windows, right click on the "eamt.html" file and choose "Send to" then select "Desktop (create shortcut)".  This will insert a shortcut on your desktop for easy access to the file.

3.  Care and Maintenance of the CDR Compact Disk

• This disk is a CDR which means that it is much more fragile that a standard compact disk.
• Avoid getting fingerprints, dust or smudges on the green side of the disc.
• The disc should never be exposed to excessive heat or humidity.  Avoid any exposure to direct sunlight.

Version 6.0 contains three texts not included in previous versions:

• Woodall, Intra-Pelvic Technic - Manipulative Surgery of the Pelvic Organs (1926)
• Lake, Thomas - Endo-Nasal, Aural and Allied Techniques (1949, Sixth Edition)
• Lane, M.A. - Dr. A. T. Still Founder of Osteopathy (1918)