Installation, Licensing and Running Instructions - Learning Systems

TutorIT

• A. Installing TutorIT - On the dialog that appears after clicking the installation link:

a.  Choose "Open"  to install TutorIT over the web. 

b. Choose "Save" to save TutorIT installation file on you local hard drive.  The saved file (i.e., TutorIT.msi) may then be distributed over a local network and installed on any number of computers by double-clicking on the saved file.

Although you may install TutorIT in any directory, you are strongly encouraged to install in a \pro\TutorIT directory.

• B. Installing TutorIT Content - Once TutorIT has been installed, you may install any content you wish.  On the dialog that appears after clicking the installation link:

a.  Choose "Open"  to install TutorIT Content over the web. 

b.  Choose "Save" to save TutorIT Content installation file on you local hard drive.  The saved file (i.e., SampleContent.msi) may then be distributed over a local network and installed on any number of computers on which TutorIT has been installed by double-clicking on the saved file.

The selected Content will be installed automatically.

• C. Activating TutorIT Content - All  content must be licensed/activated before it can be run in TutorIT: 

1. Any time after you have installed TutorIT and selected Content, you may license that content by first registering at www.scandura.com.  After registering you will receive a Customer ID and a password.  Click on Register/License at www.scandura.com and enter your Content Customer ID and password.

2. Select the content you want and follow the directions to complete licensing.

• D. Running TutorIT:

1. You may launch TutorIT using the shortcut created during installation.  You will be able to select any content which you have installed and licensed.

2.  Then choose the content you wish to learn (you must first license the content).

IMPORTANT: You can license additional content any time after TutorIT has been installed. 

WARNING FOR THOSE USING AN OLDER VERSION OF WINDOWS: If an earlier version of Windows 95/NT reports that ctl3d32.dll (32 bit 3D) is not available, download it. Then, you MUST move it to the SYSTEM subdirectory under WINDOWS.