Step 1: Start Downloaded Install

Start Windows Explorer, and browse to the location where you stored the downloaded install program. Close other software you may be running and launch the installation program.

Step 2: Get Through the Start Screens

The first two screens just display notices and license agreements. Click Next then Yes to continue the installation.

Step 3: Select the Version

Unless you're running Windows 3.1, select the 32-bit software version. It will work on Windows 95 and later versions.

Step 4: Select Components

Make sure both boxes are checked. Then click Next.

Step 5: Choose Destination

Most people these days use the Program Files structure for installing new programs. But the destination Eudora directory (folder) will contain not only the program executables but the data as well. When installing software with this older, more simple, file structure, many users follow the old Windows convention of installing to a location directly below the root of the drive, as shown in the example. This default, C:\Eudora, will work fine for most users. Click Next to continue.

Step 6: Verify Settings and Begin

Verify that your settings are correct, then click Next again to begin the file copying. First the Eudora software will be installed, followed by the Pure Voice component.

Step 7: Exit Installation

An information box appears informing you that the installation was successful.