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CD-ROM references.

CD-ROM references.

Chapter 2:

Note: If you're installing the software from the CD-ROM that came with this book, you can find the tuner installer in the directory `Marimba` and then in the subdirectory for your platform (`Win95`, `WinNT`, or `Solaris`), for example, `Marimba\Win95\Tuner1_0.EXE`.

Chapter 3:

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> The transmitter contained on the CD-ROM for this book is a limited version that only allows five unique users per hour to connect to the transmitter. (Each of those users can make unlimited connections, but once the limit is reached, new users will be turned away.)

Chapter 8:

The transmitter that comes on the CD-ROM for this book is good for this purpose, since its limited to five users an hour.

These three files are in a directory called LoxBox, which you can use as the channel directory. I've included these files on the CD for this book; look in the directory Examples for all the examples from this book.

Download the source and class files for this applet into a directory called Scroller on your local system. (I've also included this applet as one of the examples on the CD; you can find it in the Examples directory.) You actually don't need the source file at all because this applet works as a channel without any modifications. You can bring it along because you'll need it later in the book. The class file is called ScrollingText.class.

Chapter 9:

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> If you're using the transmitter installer from the CD-ROM that came with this book, you can find the transmitter installer in the directory `Marimba` and then in the subdirectory for your platform (`Win95`, `WinNT`, or `Solaris`), for example, `Marimba\Win95\Bongo1_0.EXE`.

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> This example is included on the CD that comes with this book, in the folder `Examples` and in the folder `BongoQuickStart` below that. I've saved this presentation file as `quickstart.gui`.

Also, I've included many very simple examples (mostly for the screen shots in this chapter) in the folder called `Presentations` as part of the examples on the CD for this book.

Chapter 10:

The text of this book in HTML form is contained on the CD that came with this book.

Chapter 11

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> The source for this channel is available on the CD-ROM for this book, in the directory Examples and the subdirectory Weather.

Chapter 12:

I won't go into the details of the presentation itself; let's jump right into the code for the channel, which is also on the CD-ROM in the `Survey` subdirectory of the `Examples` directory.

Chapter 13:

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> There are two versions of the Wordsmith software: one with a dictionary file, and one without. You'll need the dictionary to play the game; but if all you're interested in is the source code, you can download the smaller of the two versions. The version that comes on the CD-ROM with this book has the dictionary.

Appendix C:

(In fact, there's a good book that will teach you just that on the CD that comes with this book: Teach Yourself Java in 21 Days.)