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This disk has been created with no attempts to prevent copying
of the material. If you want to copy all or parts of it you
take complete responsibility for any legal consequences that may
result.
Harley Tuck Sr has given permission for educators to
use and copy any portions of the text version of his WWII Diary as
school curriculum for educational purposes.
Copying that material strictly for private use is also
permitted but in either case, no charge of any kind may be made for
it beyond cost of materials. All other rights to the Diary
material are reserved by HT Sr, copyright 1986 - 2007.
Email HT Jr at htuckjr@zoho.com if you have any questions.
As noted in the
Shot Down/ Kriegie Memories Introduction,
that material may be under current copyright. Act
accordingly.
Now. Copying material from this disk
works the same under any computer system that supports copy/
paste functionality, including both Microsoft and X. To
duplicate the entire disk to another disk, choose the method used
with your disk burner for copying a 'data disk'.
To copy an
individual picture, right click on it and select the menu item
equivalent to "Save image as..." and put it where you want
it.
If you want to considerably speed up the display of the
material on this disk, you can copy it to your hard drive. The
contents of the disk occupy only a few hundred mb and it's MUCH
faster than reading it off the disk. Create a suitably named
folder on your hard drive, for e.g., in your My Documents folder, and
copy everything on this disk to it.
To view the disk just
double click the file WWII-S17b_Index.htm. Or you might
make a desktop shortcut to WWII-S17b_Index. Then
you can view the diary 'site' just by clicking on the desktop
icon.
That's all there is to it!