The Dynamic Spine Demonstration Version copyright 1994 MMS
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YOU MUST UNCOMPRESS SPINE_1.ZIP, SPINE_2.ZIP AND SPINE_3.ZIP
ON TO SEPARATE FLOPPY DISKS (i.e.DISK1,DISK2,DISK3) BEFORE
YOU CAN INSTALL THE DEMO. USE PKZIP VERSION 2.04G OR
LATER TO UNZIP THE FILES. EARLIER VERSIONS OF PKZIP WILL NOT
WORK PROPERLY.

This demonstration requires Microsoft Windows 3.1, Microsoft
Video For Windows (provided on disk 1) and a super VGA
card capable of displaying 640x480 in 256 colors.

The Dynamic Spine is an interactive laserdisk-based
tutorial on the axial skeleton covering anatomy, pathology, 
biomechanics and manual medicine techniques used in treating 
the spine. Three-dimensional animations give students an 
appreciation of the dynamic nature of the human spine. 

In this demonstration you will be viewing a simulation of 
a typical workstation setup.

Please note:
The computer screen images, laserdisk images, animations
and video clips that you will be viewing were taken
directly from The Dynamic Spine program and scaled down
to 25% of their original size for demonstration purposes.
It is not intended that you should be able to read the text
in the screen images. They are provided to give you a
"feel" for the way the program works. The text window at 
the bottom right of your screen will fully describe the
functions in each of the screens.

Be assured that you will not experience the "graininess"
or color palette shifts that you may see in the animations
and video clips when actually viewed on the laserdisk
monitor. Likewise, the computer screen images will be
completely legible and of very high quality.
 
INSTALLATION
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If you already have Microsoft Video for Windows installed
on your computer, skip to step 2 (if you are not sure, 
start with step 1). 

STEP 1:
You must first install the Microsoft Video for Windows
runtime program before installing The Dynamic Spine
Demonstration program. To install the Video For Windows
runtime program, start Windows and run the setup.exe
program located on disk 1.

STEP 2:
To install the The Dynamic Spine Demonstration program,
start Windows and run the install.exe program located
on disk 1. Follow the on-screen instructions.

TROUBLESHOOTING
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If the quality of the pictures in the program is poor, 
(i.e. the radiographs don't look like actual radiographs)
you are probably not running Windows in 256-color mode.
A VGA adapter capable of displaying at a minimum 
640x480 resolution in 256 colors is required to run
The Dynamic Spine. Please check your video adapter manual or
call your video adapter manufacturer for video drivers
and instructions on how to install them. 

The Dynamic Spine is available through Medical Multimedia 
Systems. Please call 800-769-7799 for a brochure and 
ordering information or 718-444-7763 for technical support.

Outside the United States call: 718-444-7763
E-Mail Address: MEDMULT@AOL.COM

Hours:
9am-5pm Eastern Time

Ordering information is provided on-screen by clicking 
on the Ordering Info button.