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Delmar's Heart & Lung Sounds
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Network Setup

Getting Started

First, review "System Requirements" noted below.

To install setup files to the network, run SETUP.EXE from the CD-ROM disk.

The setup program will install files to a chosen main directory on a network drive, Delmar Heart Lung by default. The installer must have supervisory rights to this directory. Two main files, HLAdminSetup.exe and HLWorkStationSetup.exe, will be copied to the selected location. See "Network Rights" below for more information.

Next, install the Heart & Lung Sounds Network Administration program by running HLAdminSetup.exe on a workstation accessible by the instructor or lab coordinator. This program may be installed on more than one workstation.

Heart & Lung Sounds Network Administration

Install and run the Heart & Lung Sounds Network Administration program to setup the file location where the CD-ROM content has been shared. This may be a shared CD-ROM drive or files may be copied to a network folder.

Use the "Browse" button to select the proper folder. If using a mapped drive letter, students must have the same mapped drive. To use UNC naming, scroll down in the Browse box to Network Neighborhood. Select the proper share and folder.

Sharing CD-ROM Content

The content on the CD-ROM disk must be accessible by users. The disk may be mounted in a shared CD-ROM drive or the entire content (Heart, Lung, and Heart Instructor folders) may be copied to a network hard drive.

When setting the file location for the disk content, select the root of the drive or the main content folder. DO NOT select any of the content directories themselves. For example, if you create a folder on a network share named HeartLungContent, you will copy the Heart, Lung, and Heart Instructor folders from the CD-ROM to that folder. When setting the file location, select the HeartLungContent folder and not any of the sub-folders.

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