The graphics package for Neuromechanics of Human Movement, third edition, includes more than 260 PowerPoint slides containing key concepts and selected illustrations from the textbook. Delivered on CD-ROM, the graphics package allows instructors to use the illustrations directly in a PowerPoint projection system, convert them to transparencies or slides, or print and duplicate them for students. The graphics package is free to course adopters. For non-course adopters, the graphics package is available for purchase on CD-ROM for Windows or Macintosh. Minimum system requirements Microsoft® Windows® -IBM PC compatible with Pentium® processor -Windows® 95/98/2000/ME/XP (2000 or XP recommended) -16 MB RAM (32 MB recommended) -At least 28 MB hard drive space recommended for installation -Microsoft® PowerPoint® Viewer 97 (included) -4x CD-ROM drive -High color display setting (true color recommended) -Mouse Macintosh® -Power Mac® required -System 9.x/10.x -16 MB RAM (32 MB recommended) -At least 28 MB hard drive space recommended for installation -Microsoft® PowerPoint® Viewer 98 (included) -4x CD-ROM drive (or faster) -High color display setting (true color recommended) -Mouse

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