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3.
Click <Next> to continue.
4.
For Windows 2000 Professional users, click <Install Now> to continue
and proceed to Step #6.
For Windows 95/98/ME users, if prompted to choose an adapter type,
place a check mark next to the Symphony HRF PC Card entry if you
have a Symphony-HRF PC Card; place a check mark next to the
Symphony HRF USB Adapter entry if you have a Symphony-HRF
USB Adapter. Click <Install Now> to continue.
Note:
Multiple products support the Symphony software. If you are not
using a Symphony-HRF adapter, choose the Others... box and
select the appropriate adapter type from the list.
The installation program will now install the hardware and copy the neces-
sary Symphony installation files from the Symphony CD.
5.
Insert your Windows 95/98/ME CD if prompted. If you do not have a
Windows CD or diskettes, but the computer has the Windows Cabinet
files, direct Windows to look for the Windows files in the Cabinet
directory, which is typically located in
C:\WINDOWS\OPTIONS\INSTALL\ (Windows ME) or
C:\WINDOWS\OPTIONS\CABS\ (Windows 95/98).
Note:
If the installation wizard cannot locate a particular file, do NOT
skip the file. Instead, try to locate the file on the Windows CD,
within the Windows CAB directory, or within the C:\Windows\
and C:\Windows\System directories. In order for the
Symphony-HRF adapter to install correctly, the installation
wizard must find and copy all of the files that it is looking for.
6.
If the computer prompts you that a file you are copying is older than
the one currently on the system, click <Yes> to keep the existing file.
7.
The Symphony Installation program will report when the installation
has been successfully completed. Restart the computer if prompted.
For Windows 2000 Professional users, click <Finish> and proceed to
Step #10.
