Free trial copies of The Athlete's Diary are available for all three versions - Windows, Macintosh, and Palm. The trial copies are 100% full-featured versions of the software, with a single exception - any log which you create with the trial copy is limited to a maximum of 25 entries. This means you can use the software for a few weeks before you decide to purchase it. If you do, you'll just continue with the same log; no need to start over. You can, however, read a log which is larger than 25 entries (like the sample file which is included with the software), so you can get a feeling for how the software works with larger files.

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Select your interest:

• Macintosh
• Windows 98/ NT/ME/2000/XP
• Windows 3.1/ 95
• Palm

Macintosh

The Macintosh version of The Athlete's Diary is available in two formats: .sit (Stuffit), and .sit.hqx ("bin-hexed Stuffit"). Many downloading programs you'll be using (e.g., Fetch, America Online) will automatically unpack these for you; if you need a copy of the program which will unpack the files (Stuffit Expander), you can also download it here. The .sit format files are smaller, but some people have trouble unpacking them; the .sit.hqx files are larger but usually simpler for most software to deal with. If one of the two formats doesn't work for you, try the other one before you contact us for help.

You can place The Athlete's Diary in any convenient place on your hard disk; when you unstuff the downloaded files you'll find a new folder called The Athlete's Diary Demo which contains all the relevant files. A README file which accompanies the software will give you some ideas on how to get started. If you want to learn everything about the software, there is also a complete manual, in self-displaying format, which you can download separately if you want to (for size it is not downloaded with the software itself).

Select the files to download:

• Macintosh demo (193K .sit format)
• Macintosh demo (263K .sit.hqx format)

Windows 98/NT/ME/2000/XP

Download the software and PDF manual:

• Windows XP version as a ZIP file (967K .zip format, includes PDF manual). After unzipping the files, run the program Install.exe which is included.

Windows 3.1/95

The Windows version is found in the self-extracting file TADWIND.EXE, and is compatible with Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Window 98, Windows NT, Windows ME, and Windows 2000. To install the Windows version, download TADWIND.EXE to your computer. Double-click on the file and follow the instructions.

Download the software:

• Windows demo as a ZIP file (260K .zip format). After unzipping the files, run the program INSTALL.EXE which is included.
• Windows demo as a "self-extracting ZIP file" (283K .exe format). This version will automatically run the INSTALL.EXE program after it unzips itself

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