Welcome to the Textbook of Neonatal Resuscitation, 6th Edition, Multimedia DVD-ROM (NRP)

This ReadMe file contains basic information on system requirements, installing and running the
program, getting technical support, program updates, and providing feedback. For more
information, run the program, then click the Help button or visit the About NRP section.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS - RECOMMENDED
- Windows 7
- Pentium 4 or higher
- 500 MB RAM
- High Color (16-bit) display
- 1024 x 768 display resolution or higher
- Sound card with speakers or headphones
- DVD-ROM drive or combo DVD/CD-ROM drive
- 500 MB available hard disk space
- QuickTime 7 (can be installed automatically from CD-ROM)
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS - MINIMUM
- Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7
- Pentium 3
- 256 MB RAM
- High Color (16-bit) display
- 800 x 600 display resolution
- Sound card with speakers or headphones
- DVD-ROM drive or combo DVD/CD-ROM drive
- 250 MB available hard disk space
- QuickTime 7 (can be installed automatically from CD-ROM)
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. Insert the DVD-ROM into the drive. The installer should run automatically within several
seconds. If it does not run, double-click the "Setup" file on the DVD-ROM.
2. Follow on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
PLEASE NOTE: The NRP DVD-ROM must remain in the DVD-ROM drive any time you are
running the program.
RUNNING THE PROGRAM
1. Insert the DVD-ROM into the drive.
2. The program should start automatically within several seconds. If it does not, double-click the
"NRP 2011" icon on your desktop. The program is also accessible via the Start menu.
Be sure to check out the Help section for details and tips on using the program.
QUICKTIME
QuickTime is software that allows your computer to play videos. NRP can install it on your
computer. On most computers, the QuickTime installation is quick and easy, and you will
usually not have to reboot. The CD-ROM contains a full QuickTime installer that does not
require an Internet connection. The program will alert you if your computer does not have the
latest version of QuickTime, and allow you to install it automatically. The program will allow you
to run with an older version, but the older the version the more likely you are to experience
difficulties viewing videos.

UNINSTALLING AND REINSTALLING

NOTE: When removing this software, always use the uninstaller. This can be accessed either
through the START Menu under Programs/American Academy of Pediatrics/Neonatal
Resuscitation Program 2011/Uninstall NRP2011, or through the Add/Remove Programs Control
Panel (START / Settings / Control Panel / Add/Remove Programs / Install/Uninstall tab).
If you try to uninstall simply by dragging the installed folder, or the files inside, to the Recycle
Bin, you may have difficulty reinstalling. In this case, go to START / Run, type "D:\Setup.exe"
(without the quotes), where D is the letter of your DVD-ROM drive. Click OK. The installer will
run, allowing you to reinstall NRP.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
For technical support, please check the Help section to see if your question might be answered
there. If not, submit your request via the NRP DVD-ROM Technical Support website; a link is
available in the Help section. You should receive an emailed response within 1-2 business days.
If you prefer, you may contact the AAP's Division of Life Support Programs at 800/433-9016,
ext. 4798, or email lifesupport@aap.org.
UPDATES TO THE PROGRAM
To check for updates to this edition of the NRP DVD-ROM, please use the Get Updates feature
within the software.
QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS
If you have a question, suggestion, or comment about the NRP DVD-ROM, please use the
Evaluate feature with the software. We want your feedback! You may also contact us at:
American Academy of Pediatrics
Division of Life Support Programs
141 Northwest Point Blvd.
PO Box 927
Elk Grove Village, IL 60009-0927
Phone: 800/433-9016, ext. 4798
Fax: 847/228-1350
E-Mail: lifesupport@aap.org
Web: http://www.aap.org
ORDERING PRODUCTS
To order products, visit the AAP on the web at http://www.aap.org/bookstore.
Copyright 2011 by the American Academy of Pediatrics and American Heart Association. All
Rights Reserved.