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shown in Figure 2—8 above, it is correctly configured for a hard disk drive (or possibly for more than two floppy drives). Press B and ThinkTank will give you a chance to browse through your outlines. It begins to display the names or titles of the outlines it finds on your disks. You can

press RETURN to select an outline or the right arrow key to display the next name. If you want to load the sample outline, its title is THINKTANK DEMONSTRATION and the file is called THINKTANK.DB.

When you press RETURN to select the outline you want, ThinkTank will read it from your data disk and display its title at the top of your screen.

2. If ThinkTank displays the message:

PRESS (SPACEBAR)

AFTER INSERTING DISKETTE IN DRIVE 2

then it is configured for two floppy disk drives. If Drive 2 (PASCAL device #5) on your system is a floppy disk drive, simply place your data disk in Drive 2 and press the space bar. If not, you (or your dealer) will have to reconfigure ThinkTank as a hard disk system as described in Appendix D under “Installing ThinkTank on a Hard Disk.”

If your computer is set up correctly and you follow these steps, you should have no trouble starting up ThinkTank. In the rare case that a problem arises, ThinkTank will help to diagnose it by displaying an error message at the bottom of the screen. These messages are listed in the reference guide along with their most likely causes and recommended courses of action. -You should also recheck the instructions for installing ThinkTank on a-hard disk in Appendix D. If problems per- sist, consult your dealer or Living Videotext.

You may want to configure your hard disk system to start up ThinkTank automatically when you turn on your computer, or

at least to set the swapping option when you enter PASCAL or execute ThinkTank. Your dealer can help you do this or you can do it yourself. Detailed technical information on this topic is available from Living Videotext in a ThinkTank technical note described in-Appendix D of this manual.

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