Installing MyMorph Version 2
MyMorph may be used with a PC running Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT (with Service Pack 6), Windows 2000 (with Service Pack 1 or higher), Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, and Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5.01 or later (Click here for the latest Internet Explorer). MyMorph requires at least 8 megabytes of free space in order to be installed. If you want to update your old MyMorph software, you should first go to your Control Panel, select Add/Remove Programs, and choose to remove MyMorph.  Then download and install the new MyMorph from this page.  Individuals with computers using Windows 98 or Norton Internet Security should Click Here for additional instructions before downloading the software.

Your computer must be connected to the Internet prior to running MyMorph. If you use a Proxy server, you may need to properly configure Internet Explorer with the correct Proxy server address. The first time MyMorph runs, all users must complete a free, one-time registration to use the software. 

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1. setup2.exe will be downloaded to the computer.
2. When prompted to Open or Save the file, please select Open.
3. setup2.exe will run automatically .
4. Answer MyMorph Setup questions. Enter None or N/A into the Company Name field if you do not have a company affiliation.
5. MyMorph Setup will ask for a folder where the files should be placed. The default folder will save MyMorph into: C:/program files/mymorph.
6. Reboot the computer once MyMorph has finished installing. This will complete the installation process.
7. Reconnect to the Internet.
8. Start MyMorph by choosing MyMorph on the Start/Programs menu or double clicking on the MyMorph icon on the desktop.
9. Click Here to learn how to use MyMorph.
10. Click Here to learn how to Update MyMorph.
11. Click Here to learn how to Remove MyMorph.

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