Help on how to use the Periodical Historical Atlas of Europe, Basic version 1.2 |
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The
maps composing this Atlas can be viewed directly from the original
CD-ROM but also from the hard disk of your computer. In all the cases
an Internet browser, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape
Navigator or Mozilla is necessary. To use the Atlas from your hard disk, you have is to copy the directory "PHA12BB" somewhere on the disk, preferably in "Program files" and to create a shortcut, from the desktop or from "Start" menu pointing towards the file "home.htm" or "home". From the Home page the user reaches directly the various maps which are presented as follows:
1) through the "File/Print" command of your browser 2) by noting down the number marked in title and opening the corresponding jpg file with an imaging software like Photoshop. Then it will be easy to use the "print" function of this software. Warning, when printed, the cities names will not be readable.
C. Nüssli, November 2003
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End user demo licence The "Periodical Historical Atlas of Europe, 1 to 2000 Basic Demo version 1.2" published by Euratlas is protected by copyright and, thus, cannot be copied, neither sold. The present licence allows you to use this software for evaluation purposes only. You are not allowed to print these maps neither to publish them in digital format. If you need to make paper copies, you must buy the full licence of the basic or Expert version and comply with it. It is forbidden to use this atlas throughout a network. Under no circumstances, this software can be used for commercial purposes. Christos Nüssli is not liable for direct or indirect damages resulting from this software use. Euratlas, Milieu 30 CH-1400 Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland ‑ Tél.: 0041 24 426 13 50 |