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Rethinking Electronic Casebooks Contracts (projected for Summer 2000) Secured Debt You may view an abridged version of an electronic book entitled Secured Debt (Mertens and Neustadter) by following the View link above. Because of a circumscribed license with the American Law Institute, this abridged version does not contain the Uniform Commercial Code or its Official Comments and any links to such material will not function. This abridged version is copyrighted and may not be reproduced in any manner, including downloading to any electronic storage device, without the express permission of either Professor Mertens or Professor Neustadter. Students enrolled in Secured Debt may download one copy of an unabridged version of an electronic book entitled Secured Debt (Mertens and Neustadter) Consensual Liens on
Personal Property and Fixtures Under Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code and may make one hard copy of that book, or portions thereof, for their own personal use. In addition, or alternatively, students may request
a hard copy of the book. The minimum charge is $5.00, payable to Santa Clara University. This charge defrays a licensing fee payable to the American Law Institute for use of the official version of portions of the
Uniform Commercial Code. In addition, students requesting a hard copy must pay the cost of duplication. 1. Click on the Download link
above. It will take you to an electronic reserve page for the course in Secured Debt. After accepting the copyright restrictions, click on the link entitled Electronic casebook. 2. Your computer will prompt you to
save a file entitled SDebt.exe. Choose a location in which to save the file (e.g.to the Desktop) and then click Save. 3. After the file has been saved, proceed to location in which you saved the file and double click
on SDebt.exe. 4. A dialogue window will prompt you to unzip the book to a folder in C:\WINDOWS\TEMP. Before unzipping the book, create a new folder in your hard drive (e.g. C:\SDebt) (note that you must save to your
hard drive because the book will not fit on a floppy disk). Then replace the location in the unzip dialogue box with the location of the folder you have just created. Click on unzip and, when the book has been
successfully unzipped, close the dialogue window. The book will have been saved in the new folder that you created. 5. Go to the new folder that you created and click on the folder. The folder contains some folders
and some individual files. Double click on the file named index.html. This launches the book. You will find instructions for using the book as one of several buttons on the opening page of the book. You may use either
an Internet Explorer or Netscape browser to navigate through the book. Internet Explorer supports one feature of the book (an expandable and collapsible table of contents) that is not supported by the current Netscape
browser. 6. You may wish to copy index.html to your desktop as a shortcut and rename that shortcut with a name of your choice (e.g. SDebt).
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