First Class conferencing software package
This package has been made available on the
MSU P-A anonymous ftp server. These files contain the
client software only, keyed to a server at MSU. After installation, you will need to log in to
the server using the username and password you were given in class. (So, there's little point
to non-classmembers downloading these.)
- Mac version (about 414 KB)
Requires text-mode download and then BinHex 4.0 or compatible program to decode before running.
- MS-Windows 3.1x version self-extracting (about 770 KB)
Requires binary-mode download, but no special decoding software:
- create a temporary sub-directory, put this file in it, and run it;
then run SETUP.EXE
from the set of files which are unpacked.
OR
- run the program with the "-d" flag (i.e., select Run... from the File menu of
MS-Windows 3.1x and type
\dirname\fcwin26.exe -d
, or do the equivalent action from MS-DOS);
this will cause it to create and fill its own installation subdirectory, from which you then run
SETUP.EXE
.
SETUP.EXE
must be run from within MS-Windows. The most straightforward
way is to use the File Manager to view the installation directory and then double-click
on the SETUP.EXE
entry), but the Run... item from the File menu may also be used.
- MS-Windows 3.1x version ZIP archive (about 750 KB)
Requires binary-mode download and UNZIP or PKUNZIP software to unpack the installation directory;
- Run
SETUP.EXE
from the set of files which are unpacked.
SETUP.EXE
must be run from within MS-Windows. The most straightforward
way is to use the File Manager to view the installation directory and then double-click
on the SETUP.EXE
entry), but the Run... item from the File menu may also be used.
The MS-Windows 3.1x version should work under Windows 95, but there may be some minor changes in the details of
the setup procedure. You should be able to use method "2" above, first running \dirname\fcwin26.exe -d
from a DOS-prompt window, and then SETUP.EXE
from the "Explorer" (as opposed to MS-Windows 3.1x's
"File Manager").
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Last Updated Jan. 08, 1997, nedavis