How do I view a chapter of a workshop manual on line rather than downloading huge file?

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You can download the manual for the Chaintech CT-6AJA_revision_4 motherboard directly from this URL:

http://www.motherboards.org/files/manuals/19/6aja4r4.exe

That file (6aja4r4.exe) is a self-extracting compressed file, about 5.6MB in size. I downloaded it to my system, then scanned it with both the Avira Anti-Virus and Malwarebyte's Anti-Malware programs, which found no problems. I then double-clicked the file (6aja4r4.exe) and it extracted 11 .PDF files; those files are the Table of Contents (6aja4r4-table.pdf), the four main Chapters (6aja4r4-1.pdf through 6aja4r4-4.pdf), and the six Appendices (6aja4r4-a1.pdf through 6aja4r4-a6.pdf).

Let's do this step-by-step:

1. Open Windows Explorer and create a new folder somewhere on your hard drive where it will be easy to find; I named the new folder "Chaintech_CT-6AJA6r4_motherboard_manual".

2. Download that file (http://www.motherboards.org/files/manuals/19/6aja4r4.exe) into the new "Chaintech" folder.

3. When the download is completed, scan the file with your AV and anti-malware programs to be sure that it is clean and won't cause problems on your system.

4. When you know the file is safe to open, double-click the file (6aja4r4.exe) and it will extract the 11 .PDF files I mentioned into the "Chaintech" folder.

5. Double-click the file named "6aja4r4-table.pdf", which is the Table of Contents for the manual. The ToC will tell you what information is contained in each of the other 10 files. Chapter 1 (6aja4r4-1.pdf) is titled "Introduction", Chapter 2 (6aja4r4-2.pdf) is titled "Hardware Setup", Chapter 3 (6aja4r4-3.pdf) is titled "Award BIOS Setup Program", and so on.

Good luck with this; hope this information helps you. Let me know if you have any questions about this Chaintech motherboard; now that I have the manual on my system, I can probably help you to find any specific information you need about this Chaintech motherboard.

here is a solution posted a few months ago by our guru,YAOYANG:

The manual for Master Clips Print Workshop is located on the CD. To access the manual, double click on My Computer then RIGHT click on your CD-ROM drive and choose Explore.

Double click on the Manuals folder. The manual file name is Mcpub.pdf. If you already have an Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your system you should be able to simply double click on the file and it will launch the Reader and you will then be able to view or print the manual.

If you are not able to open the file you simply need to install the free Adobe Acrobat Reader by double clicking on the Setup.exe file located in the Manuals folder. After the Reader is installed, double click on the Mcpub.pdf file to view or print the manual.

It should faixya right up :)

Hello,
There's a manual for the SMPK4066 in pdf format, next online view:
http://www.curtisint.com/html/CustService/Manuals/SYL_SMPK4066_ENFR.PDF
Read the connection and download (better to say transfer) information on page 6, chapter 4.5.

When not having Adobe Reader installed on your computer for reading pdf files, get the reader here:
http://get.adobe.com/reader/
note
When the reader is installed, you will be able to save the online view into a file on your computer for later use, giving the file a name with extension .pdf (no need to go online for viewing the manual after saving)

The manual for Master Clips Print Workshop is located on the CD. To access the manual, double click on My Computer then RIGHT click on your CD-ROM drive and choose Explore.

Double click on the Manuals folder. The manual file name is Mcpub.pdf. If you already have an Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your system you should be able to simply double click on the file and it will launch the Reader and you will then be able to view or print the manual.

If you are not able to open the file you simply need to install the free Adobe Acrobat Reader by double clicking on the Setup.exe file located in the Manuals folder. After the Reader is installed, double click on the Mcpub.pdf file to view or print the manual.

Unfortunately, you won't be able to view the manual on your Mac without installing 3rd-party software.
You'll need to find a CHM viewer for your Mac. I can't guarantee this particular program will open the manual you downloaded from Creative, but there's a good chance it might.
Go here and scroll down to the xCHM for Mac OS folder. Download and install the latest version of the software. From that point, you can try to open it using the xCHM program.
If that doesn't work, you'll have to try to obtain access to a Windows XP computer and use the following instructions.
For viewing the guide to the Muvo T200 on a Windows XP machine, go to this page. Under "Getting Started," click on "Quick Start User Guide."
Click on "Download." There will be an "Agree" button. RIGHT-CLICK on that button, so that you can save the file (it is a file with a .CHM extension) to your computer. (Opening it at this point won't work).
The instructions on the site explain how to open the file. Here they are, for your convenience:
...follow these steps to view its contents successfully:

• Save the manual on your computer.
• Right-click the manual and select Properties.
• Select the General tab, click the Unblock button, and then click OK.

The manual should display correctly when you open the file again.
Once I followed those instructions (going to the properties of the downloaded .CHM file and clicking on Unblock then APPLY), I was able to open and read the file in its entirety (meaning the links/chapters within the help file worked properly.) Try it a second time in case the file doesn't show the correct info the first time (it's what I had to do).
Here's the text from the first paragraph of the "How to use this manual" chapter that is beneath "Creative MuVo T200 User's Guide:"
"This document has been designed to provide you with complete product knowledge. You can resize the document window, print this document, access linked web sites and get information from specially prepared graphics."
Good Luck!

try this
http://www.504.org/technic_GB.htm

click workshop manual - chapter 1 engine

loads of pics and exploded views
note it maytake a shor while to load

Review the pages in the manual regarding organizing your tracks into folders, and select "Repeat folder" in the folder view menu.
http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/s/sa178_17/sa178_17_dfu_aen.pdf

There is no bookmark option per se with this GoGear, even though other GoGears have the feature. You cannot stop where you left off - just note the time on the track when you stopped, and fast forward to that time when you next turn on the goGear.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor