Symantec Suitcase3 User Guide

: User's VERSION 3.0 _ FOR MACINTOSH/ POWER MACINTOSH Preface What you need to know already The instructions in this manual assume that you are familiar with basic Macintosh operations (such as click, choose, drag, drop, copy, move) and Macintosh elements (such as the Finder, dialog boxes, windows, pull-down and pop-up menus, fonts, font suitcases, aliases, Balloon Help, and Apple Guide). Explanations of these terms can be found in the documentation that came with your Macintosh. Conventions used in this manual To hefp you find information, this manual adheres to the following conventions: o Indicates a warning. This conveys essential information to help you avoid a potentially serious problem. NOTE: Indicates valuable information you need to know. TIP: Indicates special information that tells you how to do something more efficiently. Initial Caps — Indicates a pull-down menu command, or the name of an object, such as a menu, dialog box, or an option in a dialog box. Bold Indicates an AppleScript verb. Preface Minimum hardware and software requirements Introduction To Use Suitcase 3.0. you need: ® Any Macintosh, Power Macintosh, or compatible computer (68020 processor or better) except for models Classic, Porttble, or PowerBook 100 128K, 512K, 512Ke, Plus, SE, Welcome to Suitcase 3.0! x Macintosh OS version 7.1 or later Suitcase now has an easier-to-use interface and powerful new features that Drag and drop from the Finder is available if you are using Macintosh help you organize and manage your fonts, and give you more font-handling OS version 7.5 or later, or with System 7 Pro (7.1.1) or System 7.1.2 if capabilities than ever before. - you allowed the Suitcase installer to install the Macintosh Drag and Drop extension (automatic if you choose the Easy Install option during Why you need Suitcase installation, optional if you choose Custom Install). mw At least 4 MB of RAM If you haven't used Suitcase, most of your fonts are probably in your System Folder, which means the Macintosh OS opens all your fonts every time you …