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README.TXT Driver File Contents (RF_KEYBOARD_MOUSE.ZIP)

  Logitech iTouch 1.82 README File
  (c) Copyright 2000-2001 Logitech, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
  
  
  README TABLE OF CONTENTS
  
  1.  Install/Uninstall
   1.1  Disk Space Requirements
   1.2  Standard Installation
   1.3  Uninstall
   1.4  Installation on Dual Boot Systems
   1.5  Install Procedure for USB Keyboards
   1.6  Keyboard Initialization Error message after installing
   iTouch
   1.7  Internet Explorer 4.x needed to view Help and User Guide
  2.  Using the Multimedia Keys
   2.1  Supported Multimedia Players
   2.2  On-screen key effects may be incorrect or out of sync
   when pressing "Play/Pause" key
   2.3  Double on-screen key effects superimposed on each other
   2.4  Pressing the "Play/Pause" key may cause the Mediamatics
   DVD player to stop responding or freeze.
   2.5  Using the "Play" key
   2.6  Using the Multimedia Keys with DVD-ROMs
  3.  Using the iTouch keys
   3.1  Cannot save the default Search Page in IE 4.0 x or 5.x
   3.2  Cannot save Web Site while in an AOL browser window
  4.  Contact information
  
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1.   Install/Uninstall
  
    This software supports the following platforms: Windows(R)
  95, 98, 98 SE, ME, NT 4.0 (Service Pack 3 or higher),
  Windows(R) 2000 and XP.  If you are installing this software 
  under Windows(R) NT4.0, Windows(R) 2000 or Windows(R) XP, you 
  must be logged on as an Administrator.
  
  Please note that the USB Keyboards are not supported in
  Windows(R) 95 or NT 4.0.
  
1.1  Disk Space Requirements
  
    For a typical installation, each component needs the
  following disk space:  Logitech iTouch software (1.6 MB),
  Logitech MouseWare (3 MB), Software Users Guide (.5 MB).

1.2  Standard Installation
  
    Insert the iTouch CD into your CD or DVD-ROM drive.  If the
  Auto Insert Notification is enabled in your system, Setup will
  launch automatically.  Otherwise, run Setup.exe from the root
  directory of the CD-ROM to install the iTouch software.
  
1.3  Uninstall
  
    To remove iTouch from your system, double-click on the
  Add/Remove Programs icon in the Control Panel.  Select
  "Logitech iTouch Software", and click on the "Remove" button.
  To remove Logitech MouseWare, or the Software User's Guide,
  select its entry and click on the "Remove" button.
  
1.4  Installation on Dual Boot Systems
  
  If your computer can boot both Windows(R) 95/98, NT4.0,
  2000 or XP you must install the iTouch software on each platform
  and in separate directories.
  
1.5  Install Procedure for USB Keyboards
  
    If you have a Logitech USB Keyboard, plug the keyboard in
  your computer's USB port.  Windows(R) XP, 2000, 98,98 SE, and ME
  should detect it automatically.  Select the Microsoft default
  drivers.
  
   NOTE:  The Windows CD-ROM may be required for this step.
  Once the drivers are loaded, verify your keyboard is working,
  then insert the iTouch CD-ROM and run Setup.
  
1.6  Keyboard Initialization Error message after installing
iTouch
  
  If you are getting this message in Windows 2000, open System
  Properties, click on Hardware tab, click on Device Manager,
  then go to the Keyboards section, double click on your keyboard
  entry, click on Driver tab, select Update Driver, and follow
  the on-screen prompts.

1.7  Internet Explorer 4.x needed to view Help and User's Guide
  
  In order to view Help and the Software User's Guide, you need to
  have Internet Explorer 4.x or higher installed.
  
  
2.   Using the Multimedia Keys
  
2.1  Supported Multimedia Players
  
    The iTouch software supports the following Multimedia
  applications:
  -  Windows CD Player
  -  Windows Media Player up to version 8.x
  -  Plus Pack Deluxe CD player
  -  MusicMatch(tm) versions 4.x and above
  -  RealJukeBox(tm) versions 1.x, 2.x
  -  RealAudio versions 7 and 8
  -  Creative PlayCenter versions 1.5, 2.x
  -  WinAmp 2.x
  -  Sonique 1.9 and 2.0
  -  LiquidPlayer 5.3
  -  CineMaster(tm) DVD Player
  -  MediaMatics DVD Player
  -  Toshiba SDMI202
  -  Sony PowerDVD
  -  Intervideo WinDVD 2.1
  -  DVD Express
  
2.2  On-screen key effects may be incorrect or out of sync when
pressing "Play/Pause" key
  
  When you press the "Play" key to launch the default multimedia
  player, the on-screen visual might show "Pause" instead. To
  correct this, press the "Stop" key then press the "Play" key
  again.
  
2.3  Double on-screen key effects superimposed on each other
  
    This can happen on computers that already have other
  multimedia keyboard software installed. To correct this, you
  will need to uninstall the other keyboard software using the
  Add/Remove Programs applet in the Windows Control Panel.
  
  This can also show up briefly when you press the "Play/Pause"
  key and "Volume" keys too fast.
  
2.4  Pressing the "Play/Pause" key may cause the Mediamatics DVD
player to stop responding or freeze.
  
    This is a known defect in the application itself and we have
  notified them. You should check the Mediamatics Web Site for
  any available fixes or workarounds.
  
2.5  Using the "Play" key
  
    With iTouch installed, pressing the "Play" key will launch
  the default CD player and automatically play an audio CD if it
  is in the CD-ROM drive. When using the multimedia keys to play
  MP3s or other supported digital song formats from a playlist,
  the "Play" key may only launch the player and could be out of
  sync (refer to section 2.2). Some applications like MusicMatch
  will start playing the first song in the playlist.
  
2.6  Using the Multimedia Keys with DVD ROMs
  
    Before you can use the multimedia keys with DVD-ROMs, you
  need to launch the DVD Player application first.
    
  Some earlier versions of the Cinemaster(tm) DVD player
  software may not work with the multimedia keys.
  

3.   Using the iTouch keys
  
3.1  Cannot save the default Search Page in IE 4.0 x or 5.x
  
    In Internet Explorer 4.0 and 5.0, no unique Web address is
  displayed when you click on the "Search" button to launch the
  default search page in a separate frame within the same Web
  page.
  
3.2  Cannot save Web Site while in an AOL browser window
  
    Currently, it is not possible to identify exactly what Web
  Site is being displayed when using this browser. To assign a
  page to your iTouch key, you will need to copy the address and
  paste it in the box in the configuration program that shows
  the path to the Web Site.
  
  
4.   Contact information
  
  If you are experiencing problems with the iTouch keyboard or
  software, please visit the Logitech Web Site for technical
  help documents at http://www.logitech.com.  Refer to the
  User's Guide for more contact information.