The following added to online archive or updated *since* the 

CDs for Issue #1 were burned.  They will be in Issue #2.



(new) SQL-TOOLS/MySQLWinAdmn-2.zip

(new) SQL-TOOLS/myodbc-2.50.29-nt.zip

(new) SQL-TOOLS/myodbc-2.50.29-win95.zip

(new) SQL-TOOLS/mysqlgui-win32-static-1.6-1.zip

(new) NETSCAPE/cb32e407.exe [smaller version -- Communicator "Base"]

(new) NETSCAPE/n32e407.exe  [smaller version -- Navigator standalone]

(updated) EUDORA/Eudora431.exe [v. 4.3.1, updated from 4.3]

(new) MAC/EUDORA/EudoraLight3.1.3.hqx 

      [Mac version of Eudora Light from before the 4.3 "modes" version]

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            CUIP CD-ROM

            Issue 1 

            March 8, 2000



            Contents and Instructions



This CD-ROM contains some free or shareware programs that CUIP

or school personnel may want to install on computers at the

school that may not have a fast network connection.



(The same contents are also available over the Internet at

either of the following URLs:



	http://cuip.uchicago.edu/software/cuip-cd/

        ftp://cuip.uchicago.edu/software/cuip-cd/ )



If you have suggestions or requests for the contents of the

next issue, please mention them to your CUIP TRA, or email them

to cuip-tech@cuip.uchicago.edu .



The emphasis here is on Windows programs, but there are some

Macintosh programs as well.  The organization of the folders

reflects this emphasis, as Windows program folders are

presented right at top level organized by topic or program

(without a "WINDOWS" folder), while all Mac program folders are

inside the MAC folder.



  CONTENTS



Here is the uncommented list of files, in forward-slash notation:



ADOBE/ar405eng.exe

CLIPBRD-CACHE/ClipCachePlus.exe

CLIPBRD-CACHE/clipc21a.exe

Contents-and-Instructions.txt  (this file)

DSKTP-BKGRNDS/*.bmp

EUDORA/Eudora43.exe

EUDORA/eul306.exe

FTP/cutftp32.exe

FTP/ws_ftp32.zip

NETSCAPE/cc32e472.exe

OPERA/o362e32.exe

SENDTOX/sendtox.dll

SENDTOX/sendtox.inf

TESTPILOT/installdb.exe

TIME/d4time41.zip

TIME/saytime.zip

TREESIZE/treesize.zip

WINZIP/winzip70.exe



MAC/ADOBE/ar405eng.bin

MAC/ADOBE/ar405eng.hqx

MAC/EUDORA/eudora_431_Installer.bin

MAC/NETSCAPE/Comm4_72_Complete_EX.bin

MAC/TESTPILOT/macOSdb.sit

MAC/TESTPILOT/macosdb.hqx





  INSTRUCTIONS



Below is a list of the contents (given in the format of Windows 

paths, with the assumption that your CD ROM drive has drive

letter E), with comments or instructions where needed.



E:\ADOBE\ar405eng.exe

	Acrobat Reader, v. 4.05.  Free.  Run this file

(double-click) to install.



E:\CLIPBRD-CACHE\clipc21a.exe

E:\CLIPBRD-CACHE\ClipCachePlus.exe

	Older and newer versions (with different trial periods) 

of Clip Cache, a shareware program with a trial period.  Saves

things you have copied/cut to the clipboard, so that a

subsequent selection does not entirely wipe them out. 

	Run either file to install.  Accept the suggestion of

putting in your Startup group.  Suggestion: configure hotkeys

Ctrl-Alt-UpArrow and Ctrl-Alt-Down as quick-select-up and

quick-select-down.



E:\DSKTP-BKGRNDS\*.bmp

	Just for fun.  Backgrounds from the NT workstation

setup, expanding the options you have for desktop decor :).

Copy to (typically) C:\Windows\, then open the Display control

panel to the Background tab to find them listed as choices.



E:\EUDORA\eul306.exe

E:\EUDORA\Eudora431.exe


(( NOTE: DO NOT RUN Eudora431.exe OVER EARLIER EUDORA PRO.  
   Insterad, use an updater from Qualcomm, which will give
  you the opportunity to obtain a code to put 4.31 into paid mode.
))

	Run either executable to install, then configure for

the user's email account.

	The eul306.exe is "classic" free Eudora Light, as

distributed prior to March 2000.  It will handle one user's

account, with some useful tools and options (but not as many as 

Eudora Pro), and no annoying advertisements.  

	The Eudora43.exe is the multi-mode installer that

Eudora instituted in March 2000.  The Light Mode takes the

place of Eudora Light -- free, handles one account, limited

features, and one annoying advertisement.  The Paid Mode takes

the place of Eudora Pro -- costs something, handles multiple

accounts, has many advanced features, and does not annoy you

with advertisements.  The Sponsored Mode fits in between those

two: it is free, it handles multiple accounts and all features, 

but has multiple advertisements.  Eudora43.exe installs in

Sponsored Mode.  You can switch between Sponsored and Light at

will, from the Help menu.  With payment and a registration

number, you can switch to Paid mode.



E:\FTP\cutftp32.exe 

E:\FTP\ws_ftp32.zip

	Two FTP programs.  WS FTP is free, Cute-FTP costs

something and this is a trial-period program.  

	To install Cute, run this executable.

	To install WS, extract this Zip archive (using WinZip,

PKzip, or another utility that handles this format), then run

the Install.exe included in the pack; answer the questions

correctly to get the free use -- you are using this only at

school and only for educational purposes.



E:\NETSCAPE\cc32e472.exe

	Full Communicator for Windows, version 4.72.  To

install, run this executable.



E:\OPERA\o362e32.exe

	Opera, an alternative browser, with an installer that

still fits on a single diskette! This is a 30-days-of-use trial 

version.  You may find Opera useful when needing a

quick-and-dirty (though actually it's clean:) way to connect to 

some web site, e.g. when MSIE refuses to connect to Netscape's

home site.



E:\SENDTOX\sendtox.dll

E:\SENDTOX\sendtox.inf

	This was originally one of the Microsoft-issued "Power

Toys" that came out to improve Windows 95 in little ways before

the Windows 98 era.  (I don't know whether this works with 98.)

The aspect this one will tweak is the "Send To" submenu that

appears within the Context menu that opens when you right-click

on a file icon.  In the unmodified system, this Send To menu

has something like two entries, to send the file to the A:

drive, or to email.  

	This tweak does two things: (a) It directly adds three

new entries to that menu, "[Send To] Clipboard As Contents" (an

item of questionable value, since it drowns your clipboard in

potentially huge file contents), and "[Send To] Clipboard As

Name", an item of great value which allows you to get a

filepath as text which can be pasted all sorts of useful

places!  The last addition is AnyFolder, which lets you browse

or specify a file path -- basically this allows moving a file

without having two windows open (source and destination) or

using Windows Explorer.   

	(b) It makes a directory C:\Windows\SendTo (which may

instead be in individual Profiles on multi-user login

machines), where you then add application shortcuts which will

appear in the Send To menu.  Useful choices might be Notepad,

Wordpad, or your own email application (the original email

send-to looks for Microsoft messaging only).

	TO INSTALL: Right click on the sendtox.inf file, and

select Install or Active Install.  This will install the dll

file in some system folder, and will create the SendTo folder.

You add shortcuts to desired applications into the SendTo

folder. 



E:\TESTPILOT\installdb.exe

	See http://www.clearlearning.com/ for a description of

the Test Pilot online assessment system.  The server-side part

of the system is available on cuip.uchicago.edu, by special

arrangement with Clear Learning Software.  Please see your

CUIP TRA or write to cuip-tech@cuip.uchicago.edu for help in

getting a reserved folder for uploading your online tests and

surveys, and using the authoring software.

	The installdb.exe file is the installer for the Windows

version of the authoring program.  Install by running this

executable.  Then you run the installed program to create the

excellent, multi-featured, flexible online tests or surveys

Test Pilot provides.  The authoring program produces an

external file containing specs for your test, which then is

uploaded to cuip.uchicago.edu where it can be run online by the 

special servlet.



E:\TIME\d4time41.zip

	A program for keeping your computer's clock accurate,

by contacting a time server on the internet.

	To install: unpack the Zip archive (using WinZip,

PKzip, or another utility that handles this format); read

extracted file Readme.txt; right-click on extracted file D4.inf 

and select Install.  Start the program (from your Start ->

Programs -> Startup group) and configure it.  The check

interval can be expanded to an hour or two; the maximum

adjustment without alert *should* definitely be lowered, to

maybe one minute.  We suggest also checking Run Hidden.



E:\TIME\saytime.zip

	Heh.  If you have sound, this will have the time of day 

spoken aloud, at regular intervals and/or when you click an

icon in the system tray. (This was also among the Windows 95

Power Toys.)

	To install: unpack the Zip archive (using WinZip,

PKzip, or another utility that handles this format); read the

extracted file Readme.txt; right-click on extracted file

Saytime.inf and select Install.



E:\TREESIZE\treesize.zip

	Another really great utility for the tech coordinator

or anyone who needs to manage Windows 95 computers with disks

or partitions that are close to full. (Windows 98 and NT

Workstation incorporate a facility like this one into the OS.)

This tells you the total amount of file space occupied under a

particular node in the filesystem, i.e. in that folder together 

with all its subfolders.  In a Windows-Explorer-like

presentation this lets you see exactly what's eating up your

space, and exactly where you can go to free up the amount you

need. 

	To install: unpack the Zip archive (using WinZip,

PKzip, or another utility that handles this format); read the

extracted file Readme.txt, or if you prefer German, the

Liesmich.txt file; then right-click on extracted file

Treesize.inf and select Install.

	



E:\WINZIP\winzip70.exe

	A trial version of the popular utility for creating and 

unpacking Zip archives.  Run the executable to install.







E:\MAC\ADOBE\ar405eng.bin

E:\MAC\ADOBE\ar405eng.hqx

	Two different packagings of Acrobat Reader 4.05 for the 

Macintosh.



E:\MAC\EUDORA\eudora_431_Installer.bin

	The installer for the Macintosh version of Eudora 4.3.

See above for a discussion of the "modes" in Eudora 4.3. NOTE:

for a subsequent issue we'd like to include a Macintosh version 

of good-old Eudora Light, in some version 3.x.



E:\MAC\NETSCAPE\Comm4_72_Complete_EX.bin

	Netscape Communicator Complete, v. 4.72 for Mac.



E:\MAC\TESTPILOT\macOSdb.sit

E:\MAC\TESTPILOT\macosdb.hqx

	See discussion above for information on Test Pilot.

these are two different packagings of the authoring program for 

Macintosh.