PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3 RECORD_TYPE = STREAM OBJECT = TEXT PUBLICATION_DATE = 1997-09-15 NOTE = "SOFTINFO.TXT describes the contents of this directory." END_OBJECT = TEXT END This directory contains software for use with the data included on this volume. All of these software are designed for PC/Windows95 and PC/WindowsNT platforms. Below are listings of key files associated with these software, plus brief descriptions of each of the programs provided. Note that all software contained on this volume is designed to run 'in place', i.e. it should work correctly when run from the DVD-R. key files: SOFTINFO.TXT - (this file) describes directory contents PDSEXP.EXE - PDS Explorer executable PDSEXP.HLP - PDS Explorer on-line help file SPLASH.EXE - Splash executable SPLASH.HLP - Splash on-line help file SPLASH.TXT - 'Using Splash,' an introduction to Splash TEXTVIEW.EXE - text viewer for use with PDS Explorer *.DLL - dynamically-linked library files used by Splash Software description: Name Description PDSEXP PDS Explorer (for use on IBM/Windows95 and IBM/WindowsNT platforms). May be used to navigate through this volume with a point and click interface. This program should run automatically upon inserting the DVD-R into a Windows95 machine. This software was developed at the Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics at UCLA. SPLASH plots PDS Version 3.2 labeled data files (for use on IBM/Windows95 and IBM/WindowsNT platforms). This software was developed at the Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics at UCLA. TEXTVIEW a text viewer (for use on IBM/Windows95 and IBM/WindowsNT platforms) used by PDSEXP to view text files when no other viewer is available. This software was developed at the Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics at UCLA. In addition to the software contained on this volume, the following sources have software designed to work with some of the data contained on this volume: The PDS has produced a number of general purpose software tools designed for use with PDS labeled files. This software is distributed by the PDS Central Node. For more information, or to obtain this software, contact the PDS Home Page website (http://pds.jpl.nasa.gov), and select the 'PDS Data and Services' link. The NAIF Toolkit, designed for use with the SPICE kernels, is available through the PDS Navigation and Ancillary Information Facility (NAIF) Node. For additional information on the Toolkit or how to obtain it please contact Chuck Acton (INTERNET: cacton@spice.jpl.nasa.gov, DECNET: NAIF::CACTON, PHONE: (818)354-3869) or check the PDS website's link to the NAIF node for current NAIF contact information. Finally, the PDS/PPI node is aware of software, either under development or already available, which may be used with some or all of the data found on this volume. This includes software for performing coordinate transformations between various Jovian coordinate systems as well as generating additional ephemeris in these systems. For information about this software or help with any of the other software found on this volume, please contact the PDS Operator at the PDS/PPI node: INTERNET: pds_operator@igpp.ucla.edu; PHONE: 310-206-6073.