Intel Corporation				12/18/98
SECC2:OLGA/PLGA/CELERON/HEAT SINK
Readme.txt

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This document provides information on:

	1. CD-ROM Content and File Organization
	2. Installing the Required Playback Software
	3. Windows NT Playback
	

	Please review the contents of this document before
	attempting to use the files on this CD.

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1.	CD-ROM Content and File Organization

This CD-ROM contains the following two (2) file folders:
	- AVI Files
	- INDEO Codec


The AVI Files folder contains the following four (4)
video files:

1_OLGA Assembly and Installation	 	(5:57 minutes)
2_PLGA Assembly	and Insatallation		(5:57 minutes)
3_Celeron Assembly and Installation		(1:41 minutes)
4_Heat Sink Removal				(4:02 minutes)

These video files are suitable for playing back by themselves
or for inserting into presentation software packages. Consult
the documentation included with your presentation software
package for instructions on inserting video files into a
presentation.



2.	Installing the Required Playback Software

	The AVI files on this CD have been encoded with the
	Indeo Video Interactive codec. Your computer MUST have
	the Indeo codec installed before you will be able to
	view the AVI video files. To determine if the required
	codec is installed on your system:

		- Open the "AVI Files" folder on this CD;

		- Double-click on any of the files in the
		folder;

		- If you see the message "Video not available,
		cannot find 'vids: IVI41' decompressor", you
		will need to install the Indeo codec on your
		system.


	To install the Indeo codec:

		- Open the "INDEO Codec" folder on this CD;

		- Double-click on the file named
		"ivi_nt95(3).exe";

		- Follow the on-screen instructions.



	Video Playback Performance Tips:

	-  Close all other applications.  This will allocate
	the maximum CPU	resources to playing the video.

	- To begin viewing, select and click on a video file.
        After a few seconds you will see a white screen with
        a box off to the side. Click your mouse to begin viewing.
        Use the mouse to control pause or play functions. 

	-  If the video is not running smoothly, and if
	you have the disk space available, copy the videos
	to your hard drive before running.



3.	Windows NT Playback
	
	Occasionally, you may experience the error
	message "An object or name was not found" when
	attempting to launch the video files directly
	from Windows NT Explorer by double-clicking
	on the file.

	If this happens, the problem can usually be
	overcome by launching the file through the
	player software; i.e:
		
		Start...Programs...Accessories...
			Multimedia...(Select Player);

			File...Open...(Select file)
		
	The problem can also be overcome by transferring
	the files from the CD-ROM to your hard drive.