How do I Run This game ..?

I have just been given a DVD of the Sims 3 , Ive tried for hours to get it to play but no luck, its driving me mad can any one please tell me exactually the steps I should take to run this game
on my Windows XP PC .. here Two screen shots ..


Answer #1
from the screenshots, it seems that you would have to mount each of the 7 (.BIN) files individually to install. However, i also see no corresponding .CUE file to mount the .BIN file
Here’s what you do
Step 1> Create .CUE files for each of the .BIN files as follows:
How do I Open or Mount a Bin File Without a Cue File?
http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/881/how-do-i-open-or-mount-a-bin-file-without-a-cue-file/
After creating the .CUE files, you should have setup-1.cue corresponding to setup-1.bin, setup-2.cue corresponding to setup-2.bin and so on
Step 2> Mount setup-1.cue using Daemon Tools (or some other similar software). The mounted image should be visible within ‘My Computer’. Begin installation from the image. The ‘Crack’ folder apparently contains a keygen (rld-sim3.exe), use it during installation.
In case you don’t already know:
How to mount with Daemon Tools? http://www.zeropaid.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=31932
Step 3> After a certain point, the setup will ask for the next part to continue. At that point, unmount the current .CUE(setup-1.bin) and mount the next .CUE(setup-2.bin). Proceed in this manner till the setup is complete.
Step 4> After the setup is complete, Copy-Paste the file ‘TS3.exe’ from the folder ‘Crack’ to the installed game directory and click ‘Yes’ when prompted whether to overwrite file.
Step 5> You can now unmount any .CUE already mounted and play the game
Answer #2
Those are not your bin cue images…They are part of the setup..
Run the setup.exe file to install…Then copy the TS3.exe from the crack folder to where you installed the game and over write the original file…
Answer #3
Those are not your bin cue images...They are part of the setup..
Run the setup.exe file to install...Then copy the TS3.exe from the crack folder to where you installed the game and over write the original file...
Exactly.I agree.
Answer #4
Thanks Guy’s going to try it now, your replys are much appreciated
Answer #5
@, you’re probably right, didn’t notice the ‘setup.exe’ there!