Introduction
Using a web browser is pretty
easy. Basically, we're just looking for things to click
on. Concern yourself with items in the main window rather
than the many items in the menu area. The main window has
all the pictures and text - those things you are here for.
Click on the picture below to see what I mean (after getting the
enlargement just click on the "BACK" button to return
here - see below for details).
Navigation Buttons
The things to look for are the
forward and backward navigation buttons. These take you
forward and backward as you are viewing. At first these buttons
are "greyed out." In Internet Explorer they look
like this - 
When one or more buttons are
"grey" you know that you just haven't "been there"
yet. Once you've visited a page or two and can go back and
forth, the buttons will change. For example, These are from
Netscape and show that you have been forward/backward. 
Thumbnails
The next important step is to
know what the pictures do. Most web pages (and that's what
these essentially are) use something called "thumbnails."
Thumbnails are small reproductions of the original pictures, made
small so to fit on the screen. If the thumbnails extend below
the bottom of the window, click on "down" arrow on the
lower right hand side of the window to pan the window down.
To see an enlargement just click on the thumbnail. The little
picture changes to it's original size. To return to
the previous page just click "BACK" as discussed above.
(This is what was done in the top picture - hope you tried it
out!)
Hypertext Links
Once you've checked out the pictures,
have a look at the text in the main window. Any text that
is underlined is called a "hypertext link." These
underlined words are links to other places in the file such as
more pictures, instructions, help, etc. Click on them
as much as you want - you can't break them! Remember to
use the backward/forward buttons to get back to where you were
(if you want to that is).
Running the CD again once you've
closed the browser
Once you've closed the browser
window, to start the CD again you have double-click on "My
Computer" on your desktop. 
This opens up "My Computer"
to show you the various drives in your computer. Just double
click on the one that has the cdrom in it. Mine has two
CD's this and looks like this. 
When you double-click on
the CDrom, the "autorun" screen will start again.
Navigating the Albums
Besides using the Previous and
Next Page hypertext links and the forward/backward buttons there
is another way to navigate the CD. Just click on the "table
of contents" hypertext link and it will take you to a page
that gives you the ability to manuver through the album.
Using the Table of Contents, you can click on one of the starting links, or one of the individual page links. The individual page links increment every couple pages to make it more convienient to "jump" through the albums.