Enter the Oceanarium, an underwater museum, and investigate the last unexplored frontier on Earth — the ocean. Of all the planets in our solar system, only Earth has a vast supply of the unique, life-sustaining ingredient — water. Experiential exhibits show you how the sun, Earth, moon, and oceans connect to form a complex system of atmosphere and weather. Explore the breadth of undersea activity and the issues that challenge aquatic life's delicate balance. Frequently Asked Questions   WINDOWS USERS Is there anything I should consider before installing? Will "Ocean Planet" run on a 386sx? Is "Ocean Planet" compatible with Windows 95? What should I do about the system hanging during the installation of QuickTime? How do I resolve runtime errors?   MACINTOSH USERS How do I resolve the error: "Too many colors"? What do I do about the system hanging while running "Ocean Planet"? WINDOWS USERS   Q: Is there anything I should consider before installing? A: Yes, follow these steps:   Check the system requirements listed on the software package. Ocean Planet will not run properly if your system does not meet the requirements.   Review the README.TXT.   Run Scandisk and Disk Defragmenter before installing any software. Back to Top   Q: Will "Ocean Planet" run on a 386sx? A: Yes, Ocean Planet will run on a 386sx. Back to Top   Q: Is "Ocean Planet" compatible with Windows 95? A: Yes, Ocean Planet in compatible with Windows 95. Back to Top   Q: What should I do about the system hanging during the installation of QuickTime? A: To avoid having the system hang:   On an Acer PC, disable the Desktop program that is pre-installed.   On other computers, disable programs that are running in the background. Back to Top   Q: How do I resolve runtime errors? A: Reinstall Video for Windows from the CD. If that doesn't work, run Scandisk and Disk Defragmenter. In Windows 95: Select Start\ Programs\ Accessories\ Systems Tools. Back to Top MACINTOSH USERS   Q: How do I resolve the error: "Too many colors"? A: You need to adjust your monitor display to 256 colors: Select the Apple\ Control Panels\ Monitors\ 256 colors. Back to Top   Q: What do I do about the system hanging while running "Ocean Planet"? A: There are several solutions available:   Turn off all extensions in the Extension Manager except Apple CD-ROM, QuickTime, QuickTime PowerPlug, Sound Manager and the SCSI manager (if your computer has a SCSI).   Turn off the ScreenSaver.   Turn off RAM doubler. Back to Top MPC 386-16 MHz or higher Microsoft Windows version 3.1 or later 4MB of RAM Double-speed CD-ROM drive Color monitor with at least 256 colors Windows Compatible sound card Mouse Macintosh Macintosh Performa, Centris, Quadra or PowerMac series computer System 7.0 or later Double-speed CD-ROM drive 4MB of RAM (8MB recommended) Color monitor with at least 256 colors