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First off, thanks for posting this mopowar. I'm not having any luck getting this to work. I have it open and get the list of contents in the left window. Then when I click on something in the left pane, the main window is blank. It's like the information is not in the link redirection. Does that make sense? Anybody else get this to work?
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Unzip the file (Service manual) to you desktop. Then go to Service manual\common\html\default.htm and click on it (I created a shortcut to this file). This will open a your ie browser. Click on enter in the middle of the page. This will open the manual. Then make the proper vehicle selection in the top right and a list of categories will show up on the left. The setup is kind of silly if you ask me. I am trying to figure out if there is a way to convert it to a pdf file. I doubt there is, but, if I am succsessful, I will repost the link.
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Thanks for the suggestion. When my month is close to being over, I will send him a pm.
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First off, thanks for posting this mopowar. I'm not having any luck getting this to work. I have it open and get the list of contents in the left window. Then when I click on something in the left pane, the main window is blank. It's like the information is not in the link redirection. Does that make sense? Anybody else get this to work?
By the way, another guy on here said that the manual will only work in Internet Explore, and I think you have to have 7. It works from my desktop fine without the cd in the drive. It takes a while to load and you have to keep clicking sub-categories until you get an underlined link.
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Thanks a heap. Glad I got it before it disappeared; been waiting for it.
I can confirm that Internet explorer is a must, it will not work on firefox. My ie (hardly used) is 7.0
I burnt all to cd, autorun won't work that way, but if I open from the html directly, it will run from the cd just fine and dandy (beit a bit slower).
I can confirm that Internet explorer is a must, it will not work on firefox. My ie (hardly used) is 7.0
I burnt all to cd, autorun won't work that way, but if I open from the html directly, it will run from the cd just fine and dandy (beit a bit slower).
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Got it working now. I'm using IE8. I had downloaded it to a file before. Used the desktop this time and it works now. Thanks!
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05-25-2009, 08:18 AM
Thank you Mopower!. Great indeed.
I run 8 on XP Pro.
I do not have an Intel chip or mobo so not sure what they are saying here.
It works fine on my PC.
Here is what it says you need.
Minimum requirements to run this application are:
- Internet Explorer 6 or 7
- Intel based computer
- 1GB minimum
- Windows XP or Vista
- Adobe SVG Plugin installed (can be installed from a link on the first page)
Thanks again Mopower,
Cheers
Blue
I run 8 on XP Pro.
I do not have an Intel chip or mobo so not sure what they are saying here.
It works fine on my PC.
Here is what it says you need.
Minimum requirements to run this application are:
- Internet Explorer 6 or 7
- Intel based computer
- 1GB minimum
- Windows XP or Vista
- Adobe SVG Plugin installed (can be installed from a link on the first page)
Thanks again Mopower,
Cheers
Blue
