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1. Download the article. Please, note that WinZip is attempting to put all files into a single directory when it is extracting files automatically. But to get the article working the internal directory structure needs to be preserved.
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3. To start the article open <pubNo>/index.html.

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3. To start the article open <pubNo>/index.html.

Other Software:

In any case it is important to preserve the internal directory structure of the HTML archive. Most programs allow for the preservation of directory trees, but you need to check whether it is by default or if it is a user-declared option only.

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