Getting Started with Meeting Maker on a Macintosh

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To begin using Meeting Maker on a Macintosh, follow these steps:

• Check hardware and software requirements
• Install Meeting Maker User software
• Sign in to Meeting Maker

Macintosh Hardware and Software Requirements

Meeting Maker requires the following hardware and software:

• System 6.0.4 or above, or a Power Macintosh running system 7.1.2 or above.
• A minimum of 8 MB of RAM and 6 MB of disk space.

Installing Meeting Maker for the Macintosh from a CD

Install Meeting Maker on the Macintosh from the Meeting Maker CD or from an AppleShare file server using the Easy or Custom Install options:

• Easy Install automatically installs the Meeting Maker application, Exports and print layouts, and replaces any existing IPX Control Panel with MacIPX.
• Custom Install lets you select and install desired items as needed.

If your Meeting Maker administrator has installed Meeting Maker on your Macintosh, go to the Signing in to Meeting Maker on a Macintosh section of this chapter.

Using Easy Install:

1. Insert the Meeting Maker User Software CD. Locate the Installer for the Macintosh platform on the CD.
2. Double-click on the Installer icon.
3. Click Continue as prompted.
4. Click Install. Installation begins. When the installation is complete, click Restart to restart your Macintosh. Meeting Maker installation:
   • Creates a Meeting Maker folder on the top level of the startup disk containing the Meeting Maker application and the Meeting Maker Readme file.
   • Installs new print layouts and personal organizer export drivers in the Meeting Maker Folder in the Preferences Folder.

To use Custom Install:

1. Insert the Meeting Maker User Software CD. Locate the Installer for the Macintosh platform on the CD.
2. Double-click on the Installer icon. The Install User screen appears.
3. Select Custom Install from the popup menu that currently reads Easy Install.
   
4. Select the items to install.
   
5. Click Install to begin the installation.
6. When installation is complete, click Restart to restart your Macintosh. The installation installs the selected items.