See Photos. This is a promo CD ROM for Christies Contemporary Exhibition 29.06.99. It is a very short grainy .mov file that features Wolfgang Tillmans, Sarah Jones, Carsten Höller, Michel François, Wim Delvoye, Gavin Turk.
The CD ROM is in excellent unmarked condition
CONTEMPORARY CD ROM
29.06.99
ARTISTS: WOLFGANG TILLMANNS
SARAH JONES
CARSTEN HÖLLER
MICHEL FRANÇOIS
WIM DELVOYE
GAVIN TURK
PRODUCERS: DARRYL BURTON/LYN WINTER/DIRECTOR CHRIS HOWE/TITLES AND PACKAGING BY SPIN/PC
RECOMMENDED MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: 200MHZ/32MB RAM/PENTIUM II OR MMX/14" COLOUR MONITOR/8 SPEED CD ROM/WINDOWS 95, WINDOWS 98, WINDOWS NT/QUICKTIME 3 INCLUDED IN THIS DISC)/IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT ALL OTHER APPLICATIONS AND UNNECESSARY SYSTEM EXTENSIONS ARE SWITCHED OFF ©1999 CHRISTIE'S
29.06.99
CDR RUNNING ORDER:
01. WOLFGANG TILLMANNS
02. SARAH JONES
03. WIM DELVOYE
04. CARSTEN HÖLLER
05. MICHEL FRANÇOIS
06. GAVIN TURK
CONTEMPORARY 29.06.99 CD-ROM
This CD presentation should auto-run upon being
placed into the CD drive of your PC.
If this is not the case you can run the presentation
by double-clicking the file 'Chris.exe' from the CD.
The programme will automatically look for
software called 'Quicktime' on your machine.
If 'Quicktime' is not installed it will run the
'Quicktime 3 Installer', quitting the CD-ROM in
the process.
The installer will guide you through the process
of installation and then run a 'Quicktime' test movie.
This will demonstrate that it has loaded correctly.
You then need to double-click 'Chris.exe'
or eject and re-insert the CD to auto-run.
Once in the presentation you can use the buttons
to play, rewind and fast forward the video. Pressing
'stop' will take you to the start of the presentation,
pressing 'quit' will exit the presentation.
PC RECOMMENDED MINIMUM SPECIFICATION
200 Mhz
32 Mb Ram
Pentium II or MMX
14" Colour monitor
8 speed CD ROM
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT
Quicktime 3 (included on the disc)
It is recommended that all other applications and
unnecessary system extensions are switched off.
Setting your monitor resolution to 640x480 pixels will
result in a larger playing area for the presentation.