Internet Safari¨ v1.0 Released December 21, 1994 READ ME FIRST MHS Productions Present The Internet Safari¨ Version 1.0 for Apple Macintosh Computers December 1, 1994 What Is The Internet Safari? The Internet Safari is an Interactive Multimedia Presentation developed by students at the Bloomfield Hills Model High School to help students and educators understand the Internet. This presentation includes sections highlighting: What is the Internet, Internet tools, Internet resources, and How we use the Internet. This project was developed over an eight month time period by three students at the Bloomfield Hills Model High School. You will find over 50 resources spotlighted in the Safari. Resources include Business, Educational, Computer, Fun & Games, and Other resources. This project is geared toward the beginning users as well as advanced users. The look and feel of this product is a clickable button format found in most CD-ROM based products. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS This tutorial will run on any color Macintosh which is capable of display 256 colors. To run the Internet safari you will need: -A Macintosh II, LC, Quadra, Centris, or PowerPC series computer -8-bit color and any color monitor (14" minimum) -System 6.05 or 7.x -Approximately 40 MB of disk space -4 MB RAM is recommended -Internet connectivity and software that does file transfers via FTP. Install Instructions After downloading the Internet Safari, you will need to decompress the files (they have been compressed to save space and decrease transfer times) so that you can use them. We have distributed the Internet Safari as a self-extracting Compact Pro archive, which means that the program that decompresses the files is built into the compressed file. To begin decompressing the files, simply double click the archive. You will be prompted to select a destination Folder. We recommend you place the safari on a local hard drive. Next, you will see a time bar on your screen showing the progress of the decompression mechanism. Decompression will take awhile, (usually around 5-15 minutes, depending on your computer) so you can read on or take a break while the computer decompresses the Safari. The decompression process is fully automatic, so you don't need to worry about being there while it's happening. Once you have the Safari decompressed, you will see a Folder on your hard drive labeled, "Safari" There are several files inside this folder. To load the Internet Safari¨ double click on the Icon labeled "Internet Safari v1.0". It will take a few seconds for the opening to load. Once the opening has loaded, you will see our opening animation, followed by our title screen and then you will get the Internet Safari main menu. The main menu has a picture on it with a beach umbrella and chair. From the main menu you can choose any of the six buttons: What is the Internet? Internet Tools Internet Resources How we use the Internet About MHS Credits DISTRIBUTION You may copy and distribute the Internet Safari without charge. You must include all components that are contained in the self-extracting archive and you may not charge any fees for the distribution of the Safari. CREDITS This project was developed by three students at the Bloomfield Hills Model High School. Matt Weinbaum, Stephen Hunia, and Bill Wichers. For further Information please write to the address below: Support@mhs-server.bloomfield.k12.mi.us Or connect to our WWW server at: WWW.BLOOMFIELD.K12.MI.US ©1994 MHS Productions InterNet Safari License Agreement: (1) By using the InterNet Safari software ("InterNet Safari") program you are entering into a binding license agreement between each of the developers of the InterNet Safari identified in the InterNet Safari (the "Developers") and yourself. This License Agreement is described in this paragraph and in the six (6) numbered paragraphs hereafter. If you do not agree with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, you will not use the InterNet Safari and you will return the InterNet Safari to the place you obtained it. (2) The InterNet Safari is free for anyone to use, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and may be distributed free of charge by any ELECTRONIC means so long as the full text of this Agreement is made a part of such distribution. However, no license or right of use is conveyed by this Agreement or otherwise in or to any materials, equipment, information program or software copyrighted or otherwise protected by or whose use is reserved to any entity other than the Developers. You will obtain permission and a license to use any such materials or software from the entity or entities who have copyrighted, protected or otherwise reserved rights in and to such materials, equipment, information or software. Printed copies of site listings identified in or through the InterNet Safari MAY NOT be incorporated into a book for distribution (a private reference book consisting of all site listings may be made by you for your PRIVATE USE ONLY but MAY NOT be distributed by you). The InterNet Safari may be duplicated by you only if it is not changed in any way, unless you have obtained the express written permission of the Developers to make all such changes, and the duplicates MAY NOT be sold for any purpose. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, you may use the InterNet Safari whenever you want and wherever you want, and on as many machines as you want at one time. (3) The Developers are NOT responsible for any problems or liability of any kind that may be, directly or indirectly, caused by or be related to the InterNet Safari or its use nor, without limiting any provision of this Agreement, are they responsible for any problems or liability of any kind caused by errors in the information contained within the InterNet Safari. Possession, use and distribution of the InterNet Safari is at your sole risk and liability. ANY ERROR CAUSED FOR ANY REASON AFTER THE RELEASE DATE IS BEYOND THE CONTROL OF AND NOT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DEVELOPERS. You agree not to reverse engineer, disassemble or decompile InterNet Safari without the express written permission of the Developers. (4) InterNet Safari, and any image, video, audio, photograph, animation and text in InterNet Safari not subject to the copyright of others, is owned by the Developers as are the terms Internet Safari and Safari when used in connection with Internet Safarior when referencing Internet Safari and are protected by the copyright laws of the United States and by the provisions of international treaties. (5) TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE DEVELOPERS MAKE NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE WITH REGARD TO INTERNET SAFARI. In any case and without limiting any other provision of this Agreement, your exclusive remedy in connection with any problem, claim or issue which is, directly or indirectly, related to or caused by InterNet Safari is to make written complaint to the Developers, which complaint shall fully describe your problem, issue or claim and the cause thereof, and you waive any claim for damages or liability of any amount or kind. (6) To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Developers and their suppliers shall not in any event, be liable for any damages, claims or liability whatsoever (including, without limitation, for any related to business interruptions, loss of profits, loss of information, or any primary loss or any consequential or incidental damages arising, wholly or in part and whether directly or indirectly, out of the possession, use or inability to use InterNet Safari whether or not the Developers have been informed of such possibility or damages. If this limitation is not permitted by law, it may not apply to you. © 1994 The term "InterNet Safari" and the term "Safari" when used in connection with InterNet Safari or when referencing InterNet Safari are copyrighted by the Developers.