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342 Part VII: Appendixes Using the CD with Mac OS
To install the items from the CD to your hard drive, follow these steps:
1. Insert the CD into your computer’s CD-ROM drive.
In a moment, two icons representing the CD you just inserted appear on
your Mac desktop. Chances are good that both icons look like a CD-ROM.
In addition, the Audio portion of the CD may automatically begin playing,
depending on how you have your Mac set up.
2. Double-click the CD icon labeled “Blues Guitar FD” to show the
CD-ROM’s extra content.
If you want to use your Mac’s CD player to merely play the audio on the
CD, you can either let it play automatically, or you can double-click on
the icon labeled “Audio CD” to view the individual tracks. Double-click
on a track to play it.
3. Double-click the License Agreement icon, then double-click the Read
Me First icon.
This is the license that you agree to by using the CD. You can close this
window once you’ve looked over the agreement. The Read Me First text
file contains information about the CD’s programs and any last-minute
instructions you may need in order to correctly install them.
4. To install files from the CD onto your computer, just drag each file
from the CD window and drop it on your hard drive icon.
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What You’ll Find on the CD
CD audio tracks
Here is a list of the tracks on the CD along with the figure numbers that they
correspond to in the book. Use this as a quick cross-reference to finding more
about interesting-sounding tracks on the CD. The first number equates to the
chapter that explains how to play the track. Then just flip through the captions
and songs in order until you find the track you’re interested in playing.
To ease matters a bit, the exercises also contain the track numbers (and
times, if appropriate) to help you find just the track you need.