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Hypertext file that is a simple tutor on the human skull. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
BSKULL.GFI | 974 | 372 | deflated |
BSKULL.GFX | 24597 | 16050 | deflated |
CTHELP.ATI | 3085 | 593 | deflated |
CTHELP.ATX | 32642 | 9337 | deflated |
HBR.EXE | 123987 | 67030 | deflated |
HBR.XPL | 43364 | 20432 | deflated |
INSKULL.GFI | 527 | 218 | deflated |
INSKULL.GFX | 20299 | 12355 | deflated |
LSKULL.GFI | 846 | 320 | deflated |
LSKULL.GFX | 20212 | 13335 | deflated |
ORBIT.GFI | 1002 | 363 | deflated |
ORBIT.GFX | 26941 | 16235 | deflated |
PROLOG.ENV | 1926 | 814 | deflated |
READ.ME | 1477 | 776 | deflated |
REID6.ATI | 4265 | 942 | deflated |
REID6.ATX | 49264 | 9992 | deflated |
REID6.CTX | 49265 | 9992 | deflated |
SKULL.BAT | 11 | 11 | stored |
Download File SKULL1.ZIP Here
Contents of the READ.ME file
This package will display several digitized EGA views of
skull anatomy. The images are covered with invisible boxes
that you can activate to learn more about skull anatomy.
To run the program, just enter SKULL after you have
de arc-ed the files.
It is recommended that you run this package from a hard disk, as
it frequently refers to image files stored on the disk.
If this package is successful, look for simulated patients, with
access to x-rays, lab data, physical exam findings, etc. in the
future in the NeuroSIG data library on CompuServe.
This package was written in HyperBase, a new medium from Cogent
Software. Contact Alan Littleford at (508) 875-6553 for further
information or to purchase HyperBase. Tell him Steve Reid sent
you.
The package supports a mouse, although one is not required. You
can scroll through the buttons on an image by pressing the right
mouse button or the space bar. You activate a button by pressing
the return key. You can see all of the labeled buttons on the image
by pressing the F2 key. To use a mouse, you must first load your
mouse driver.
If you have suggestions or wish to support the shareware concept,
please contact:
Dr. Steven A. Reid
Department of Neurosurgery
J-265 JHMHC
University of Florida
Gainesville, Florida 32610
Feel free to distribute this package, but please do not alter any
of the files.
skull anatomy. The images are covered with invisible boxes
that you can activate to learn more about skull anatomy.
To run the program, just enter SKULL after you have
de arc-ed the files.
It is recommended that you run this package from a hard disk, as
it frequently refers to image files stored on the disk.
If this package is successful, look for simulated patients, with
access to x-rays, lab data, physical exam findings, etc. in the
future in the NeuroSIG data library on CompuServe.
This package was written in HyperBase, a new medium from Cogent
Software. Contact Alan Littleford at (508) 875-6553 for further
information or to purchase HyperBase. Tell him Steve Reid sent
you.
The package supports a mouse, although one is not required. You
can scroll through the buttons on an image by pressing the right
mouse button or the space bar. You activate a button by pressing
the return key. You can see all of the labeled buttons on the image
by pressing the F2 key. To use a mouse, you must first load your
mouse driver.
If you have suggestions or wish to support the shareware concept,
please contact:
Dr. Steven A. Reid
Department of Neurosurgery
J-265 JHMHC
University of Florida
Gainesville, Florida 32610
Feel free to distribute this package, but please do not alter any
of the files.
December 31, 2017
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