The file AUDITORY.ZIP (20 MB) contains the "Auditory Tour" package
   developed by John Brugge and group. You should download this file in 
   binary mode, then unzip it. If you are using a web browser, download by 
   clicking on the file name below, and select the "Save File" or
   "Save to Disk" option.

   (The Auditory Tour (for Windows) is now also available in 5 smaller
   chunks for those who have trouble downloading one large file due
   to slow links etc.Click here for details.)

   You will need an UnZip program to extract and de-compress the
   files once the archive file (auditory.zip) has been downloaded to
   your disk. Most unzip programs will do the job. A popular one for
   Windows is WINZIP, which you can get by visiting their web site at:

      http://www.winzip.com/

   If you prefer, you can get pkunzip for DOS by clicking on the
   file name "pkunzip.exe" below.

   Files in this directory:

      AUDITORY.ZIP(Auditory Tour, 20 MB)
      PKUNZIP.EXE(PKunzip for DOS)

   The Auditory Tour (for Windows) is now also available in 5 smaller
   chunks for those who have trouble downloading one large file due
   to slow links etc.Click here for details.

   How to Unzip:

    (a) Download the auditory.exe file to an empty sub-directory on your
        hard disk (e.g. C:\AUD).

    (b) If necessary, also download pkunzip.exe to the same directory.

    (c) If using Windows-95 or Windows/NT, open a "DOS Command prompt" 
        window, and change default to the new sub-directory that contains 
        these files:

         C:> cd \aud
         C:\aud>

    (d) Unzip as follows:

           > pkunzip -d auditory.zip


    Note: The "-d" option is very important, it recreates the original
          directory structure. If you are unzipping with WINZIP, then 
          make sure that the box "Use Folder names" is checked.

    (e) The unzip process will create four new sub-folders, named "Anime",
        "Audiogrm", "Anatomy" and "Quiz". It will place two files in
        the main folder (c:\aud, e.g.).

    Start the Auditory Tour by double-clicking on the file "auditory.exe"
    which is created by the unzip process.

    Once the tour has been tested, you can delete the "auditory.zip" file.

   System requirements: PC with Windows/95 or higher or Win/NT or higher. Sound board
   with speakers to listen to sounds. 60 MB free disc space.

   A Macintosh version is available at: 

    http://www.neurophys.wisc.edu/ftp/pub/aud-tour/macintosh/

   After unzipping, run the auditory.exe file. 

   For further information, contact:

      Dr. John Brugge (brugge@physiology.wisc.edu)

   This package is intended only for personal or educational use.