Files Used in the Text

The library installation program copies all of the circuit files used as examples in the book to your hard drive. The files are placed in a directory named Book Circuits in the directory you specified for installation. 

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For some of the examples, you may wish to simulate a circuit provided with the software installation. The easiest way to use the example files is to open the files installed on the hard drive. However, in some cases, these files may not be available and you must use the files from the CD-ROM that accompany this text. To use these files you must take two steps (1) use the Windows Explorer to copy the files of interest to a directory on your hard drive, and (2) use the Windows Explorer to change the properties of those files to not read-only. 

The following screen capture shows a directory named CHt flleS. We used the Windows Explorer to copy three files from the CD-ROM to this directory. We will now look at the properties of one of these files. Select one of the files  

To view the properties of this file, select File and then Properties from the Windows Explorer menus  

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