Installing the Trial Version of XSI



This "how to" article provides step-by-step instructions for installing the Trial version of XSI.


Extracting the setup program
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Extracting the setup program

1. Run the downloaded Setup.exe file.

After you download XSI, double-click the downloaded Setup.exe file. This extracts the Setup program onto your hard disk and then automatically launches the Setup.

Launch page for Setup
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Launch page for Setup

2. Start the XSI Setup program

Finally, the Setup program starts and displays the groovy splash screen.

End-user license agreement
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End-user license agreement

3. Agree to the Legal Stuff

Next, you'll have to agree to licensing agreement. You can even take the time to read it, but it is pretty much standard stuff (except maybe for the part about XSI not being designed to operate nuclear facilities :-). Select the I accept the terms of the license agreement to continue.

Installation folder
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Installation folder

4. Choose the folder where you want to install XSI

By default, XSI is installed in the folder C:\Softimage. We recommend you use this folder. If you do want to use a different location, click Browse.

Click Next to continue.

Ready to install
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Ready to install

5. Ready to install

The Setup program now has all the information it needs to install XSI. You can review your installation choices, and when you're ready to go ahead with the install, click Next.


Setup Status
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Setup Status

6. Watching the files install

The Setup program installs XSI in the folder that you specified.


Setup finished
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Setup finished

7. Setup Finished

Click OK to start XSI. Clear the check box if you don't want to start XSI right now.

To start the trial version of XSI, click Start > All Programs > Softimage Products > Softimage XSI 6.0 > XSI Foundation (you can also click XSI Advanced or XSI Essentials; all three shortcuts start the same Trial version).

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