

- #Mattel intel play microscope software software license#
- #Mattel intel play microscope software install#
- #Mattel intel play microscope software serial#
- #Mattel intel play microscope software license#
#Mattel intel play microscope software license#
At this point, the dialog box suggests you read the information in the Mattel license agreement and gives you a choice of yes or no to the agreement or going back a step.
#Mattel intel play microscope software software license#
Clicking on the Next button takes you to the software license agreement dialog box (Figure 5) containing the legal information and terms for installing the software. This dialog box also has a warning message about copyright protection and unauthorized reproduction or distribution of the software. This is the case for computers lacking the USB port, Windows NT systems, and pre-release betas of Windows 2000.īefore Setup proceeds further with software installation, it displays a Welcome dialog box (Figure 4) that strongly recommends exiting all Windows programs before continuing with the installation. However, if the computer is missing a vital component necessary to operate the microscope software and/or hardware, the Next button will be grayed out and you must exit installation (Figure 3). Several components are not critical to the software (for example, a sound card) and the microscope will operate without them. If the computer is missing a non-vital hardware or software feature, Setup diagnostics will fail that portion of the system check and will ask whether you want to proceed with software installation. If the hardware and software meet the minimum system requirements, use the mouse to click on the Next button of the dialog box to proceed with installation. When the system check is finished, and before the software installation is started, the Setup program displays a dialog box containing the results of the system scan (illustrated in Figure 3). After software installation is completed, the Setup program runs a final check of installed files and writes this data into the log file.

#Mattel intel play microscope software serial#
This file is a text log file containing the results of the system scan, which includes the universal serial bus qualifications, a check of the minimum system requirements, a review of the available monitor display resolutions and color depths, and a scan of pre-installed dynamic link libraries in the Windows system directory. The diagnostic program run by Setup first creates a file named QX3Diag.log and stores it in the QX3 root directory (default is C:\Program Files\Intel Play\QX3 Microscope). When Setup first launches, it scans the computer searching for installed components necessary to support the microscope hardware and software. Look for the file named Setup.exe and double click on that icon to launch the installation Setup program. Sometimes even this does not work, and double clicking on the CD drive icon will instead open a file menu containing a list of files contained on the CD, as illustrated in Figure 2. Double click on that icon to jump-start AutoPlay. If AutoPlay does not launch automatically, double click on the My Computer icon on the desktop to open a file menu and find the icon for the CD-ROM or DVD drive.

#Mattel intel play microscope software install#
When the CD starts AutoPlay, the first menu will be the install screen illustrated in Figure 1. Insert the CD into the drive and wait a few seconds for the AutoPlay to initiate.

The microscope package has a compact disk containing software that is configured to AutoPlay after being inserted into the CD-ROM drive. QX3 Interactive Software Software InstallationĪfter you have determined that your Windows 98 computer meets the minimum system requirements, it is time to install the Intel Play software. Molecular Expressions: Science, Optics and You - Intel Play QX3 Computer Microscope - Software Installation
