> > ## Readme File for How To File For Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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> > ### Readme Contents

> > - What's in This eBook
> > - Requirements for Use
> > - Using This eBook
> > - Printing
> > - Web Resources From Nolo
> > - Technical Support

> > ### What's in This eBook

> > How To File For Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is a file you use with software programs that are already installed on your computer. When you successfully expand the archive file "HFBC.ZIP," save it to a folder or directory on your hard disk (we recommend saving it to C:\Chp7Bnk.pdf). Since this is not a software program in and of itself, you will not run a set up or create icons, and no icons or program groups are added to the Start Menu (Windows) or your computer's desktop (Macintosh).

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> > ### Requirements for Use

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> > ### Using This Electronic Book

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> > #### Opening the Book

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> > #### Navigating Within This Electronic Book

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> > > The Electronic Table Of Contents (Bookmarks)

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> > ### Printing

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> > ### Web Resources From Nolo

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> > ### Technical Support

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