s I Save Reference Document Close Plug-Ins and Quit HyperEngine 001 ztUndo/Redo last edit 3€1 x jCut current selection from waveform display delete [Cut current selection from waveform display Copy current selection to clipboard Paste clipboard contents to current selection or cursor location Copy selection to new location, leaving original selection behind Zoom in (contract View Frame) Zoom in (contract View Frame) Zoom out (expand View Frame) •• zoom out (expand View Frame) Move View Frame (zoom area) to the left HMove View Frame (zoom area) to the right Selection Range - --- ----- Adjust Selection Start/End Extend Selection Start/End Repeat Selection (multiple paste)

, www.propellerheads.se ■ Made in Sweden Version , Operation Manual 2.0 Change the tempo of a groove without altering its pitch – and vice versa! , Change the feel of your grooves, or quantize them! , Create endless variations and fills out of a single loop! , Total Loop Control Operation Manual by Synkron: Ludvig Carlson, Anders Nordmark and Roger Wiklander. The information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Propellerhead Software AB. The software described herein is subject to a License Agreement and may not be copied to any other media expect as specifically allowed in the License Agreement. No part of this publication may be copied, reproduced or otherwise transmitted or recorded, for any purpose, without prior written permission by Propellerhead Software AB. © 2002 Propellerhead Software and its licensors. All specifications subject to change without notice. ReCycle is a trademark of Propellerhead Software. All other commercial symbols are protected trademarks and trade names of their respective holders. All rights reserved. D Table of Contents 5 Introduction 15 Windows Installation 6 Welcome to ReCycle 2.0! 16 Requirements 6 What can I do with ReCycle? 16 Setting Up The Computer 6 Copyright Issues 16 Turning on your system 7 About This Manual 16 Finding your way on the ReCycle CD-ROM 16 Installing the Acrobat Reader 9 Macintosh Installation 17 Installing ReCycle 10 Requirements 17 Setting Up The Sampler, MIDI and SCSI 10 Setting Up The Computer 18 Read the Read Me file! 10 Turning on your system 18 Register your software! 10 Finding your way on the ReCycle CD-ROM 18 Launching ReCycle 10 Installing the Acrobat Reader 19 Audio Settings 10 Installing ReCycle 20 Getting Help and Additional Info 11 Setting Up The Sampler, MIDI and SCSI 11 Read the Read Me file! 23 Quick Tour of ReCycle 11 Register your software! 24 How ReCycle Works 11 Launching ReCycle 25 Using ReCycle - Step By Step 11 Setting up Audio 28 Exporting to File 13 System Information 14 Memory setting and Audio files 29 Sampler Settings 14 Getting Help and Additional Info 30 The Sampler Settings dialog …

ReCycle! FOR MACINTOSH™ AND WINDOWS™ Operation Manual Operation Manual by Ernst Nathorst-Böös and Ludvig Carlson. The information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Steinberg Soft- und Hardware GmbH. The software described by this document is subject to a License Agreement and may not be copied to other media except as specifically allowed in the License Agreement. No part of this publication may be copied, reproduced or otherwise transmitted or recorded, for any purpose, without prior written permission from Steinberg Soft- und Hardware GmbH. All product and company names are ™ or ® trademarks of their respective owners. Windows and Windows 95 are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. © Steinberg Soft- & Hardware GmbH, 1996. All rights reserved. 1 Table Of Contents 1 8 Introduction 34 Windows Installation 9 Navigating this document: 35 Requirements 9 Welcome to ReCycle! 35 Do I need SCSI or MIDI? 10 What can I do with ReCycle? 37 Setting Up The Computer 11 Copyright Issues 40 Setting Up The Sampler 13 About This Manual 42 Turning on your system 14 Show us what you do with ReCycle! 43 Installing ReCycle 45 Register your software! 15 Macintosh Installation 46 Launching ReCycle and authorizing 16 Requirements the hard disk 17 Setting Up The Computer 48 Selecting a Sampler 17 Setting Up The Sampler, MIDI and 52 About the Copy Protection SCSI 18 Turning on your system 53 Quick Tour of ReCycle! 19 Installing ReCycle 54 How ReCycle Works 19 Read the Read Me file! 56 A Step By Step Example 20 Register your software! 21 Setting up Audio 63 Opening and Receiving Audio 24 Launching ReCycle and authorizing 64 About Sounds and RAM the hard disk 26 Selecting a Sampler 30 RAM setting and Audio files 32 About the Copy Protection ReCycle 1.6 - Table Of Contents Page 4 73 The ReCycle Window 86 Setting Slices And Loops 74 Window Overview 87 Using Sensitivity 75 Window Title 89 Using the Hide tool 75 Handling Windows 93 Using the Lock Tool 76 Toolbox 96 Adding Slices manually 77 Magnification, Song Position and 99 How many Slices do I need? Scrolling 100 Selecting Slice Markers 81 Waveform Color 102 Left and Right Locator — Setting the 81 The Edit menu Loop 104 Tempo, Time Signature, Bars and 82 Playing Audio Beats 8…

README - ReVision version 1.1 What is ReVision? ReVision is a ReWire host that allows you to sync a compatible ReWire device (for example Propellerhead Reason or Ableton Live) with a QuickTime movie in order to compose a soundtrack. What's new in 1.1.1 dB level indicator What's new in 1.1 Optional Tempo and Time Signature changes at Markers. Load all the ReWire device you have at one time. Audio level monitoring and clip indicator. AIFF export up to 24 bit/96 kHz resolution. Optional demo movie export with new soundtrack. Movie start offset adjustment. Skip any preamble. Settable TimeCode origin for timecode syncing. Scrubbing enhancements - use keyboard arrow keys, scrollwheel mouse, mouse dragging over the movie, or the new slider control. Start/Stop the playback with the space bar. Now works without a QuickTime movie for users wanting access to the tempo/ time signature and SMPTE features alone. Requirements Mac OS X 10.2 and above. A ReWire 2.0 device capable application such as Propellerhead Reason, Ableton Live or Celemony Melodyne. Installation Just drag the ReVision icon to the Applications directory of your choice, however ReVision must be on the System Disk in order to find the ReWire shared library. Using ReVision Please refer to the User Guide accessible from the ReVision Help menu. Registering ReVision Until you register ReVision you will be unable to save documents and the program will automatically quit after 10 minutes. To Register start the program and choose the "ReVision->Register..." menu item. Bugs, Issues etc. None at this time. This software is completely without warranty. Please contact us with any bugs, feature requests, issues etc. support@grantedsw.com http://www.grantedsw.com

Read to me mom! The program is used to attach text tracks to audio and video files, in particular, it concerns the imposition of dialogues on movies encoded in divx and mpeg format. The program does not play movies, for this purpose it uses QuickTime Player, which is installed with the operating system. The program recognizes and supports the most common file formats with dialogues. Requirements Requires Mac OS X version 10.1 or later and registered QuickTime 5, 6.1, or 7 (QuickTime Pro) and later. The program does not work with QuickTime versions 6.0.0 - 6.0.2. Installation The program does not require installation. Usage After starting the program, its main window will appear on the screen. In the upper part of the window there are two "dump zones" - places where you can drag the files to be opened. It is also possible to indicate files via the classic file selector, to do this you need to press the Open button… and select a file. Note: If the file is not recognized (cannot be dragged to the "dump zone"), it must be indicated by pressing the Open… while pressing the option (alt) key on your keyboard. The Convert button is used to call the function of changing the encoding of the Polish character standard. The menu above this button allows you to select the type of recoding. This function should be used for files containing texts encoded, e.g. in Windows format (CP 1250). The program requires that the subtitles attached to the film are encoded in the Mac CE standard. Edit button… opens a window in which you can preview the contents of the dialog list and edit the time of displaying the dialogs. You can change the display time of a single dialogue or a group of dialogs, change the FPS (frames per seconds) value for dialog lists in frame format, and delete dialogues. Save button… allows you to save the modified dialog list. Save button… allows you to save the modified dialog list. Change… opens a window in which it is possible to select the font used to generate subtitles, change its size, colors, etc., and specify the time after which the subtitles are to be extinguished. Pressing the Attach button starts the process of attaching a dialogue list to the movie. When the operation is complete, you can start playing the movie: activate QuickTime Player and select Present Movie from the Movie menu… or press c + F. In earlier versions of QuickTime Player, Present Movie… it's called Full Screen. Toolbar ➀ - display time of the currently selected dialogue (in seconds) ➁ - selecting the previous problematic dialogue ➂ - selecting the next problematic dialogue ➃ - calculation of FPS value (number of frames of the film displayed in one second) ➄ - the current FPS value for which the dialogue times are calculated ➅ - removal of punctuation errors from dialogues ➆ - division into parts of dialogues exceeding a certain length (measured in characters) Comments - The program may not work correctly if in System Preferences, the International panel, i…

EuropAgent 1.0 © P. Schmocker 1996 1. Was ist EuropAgent? EuropAgent ist ein als Spiel aufgebautes Lernprogramm, bei dem der Umgang mit Sachinformationen im Vordergrund steht. In EuropAgent bekommen die Benutzer/innen den Auftrag, in der Rolle eines Detektivs eine Diebesbeute wiederzubeschaffen. Es kommt zu einer Verfolgungsjagd durch Europa. Der Detektiv muss dabei anhand von Informationen, die er sich an verschiedenen Stellen beschafft, den jeweiligen Aufenthaltsort des Diebes ausfindig machen. 2. Welche Ideen stecken hinter EuropAgent? EuropAgent soll die Benutzer/innen zum Gebrauch von Hilfsmitteln wie Atlanten und Nachschlagwerken sowie zum gezielten Auswerten von Informationen anregen. Wenn dabei zugleich auch die geografischen Kenntnisse erweitert werden, ist das eine gewünschte Nebenerscheinung. Mit EuropAgent können aber bei Bedarf auch spezielle Sachkenntnisse (z.B. mit Koordinaten arbeiten, Hauptstädte / grosse Städte, Bevölkerungsdichte etc.) oder die Kenntnisse zu einzelnen Teilen Europas (z.B. Nord-Europa) gezielt vertieft werden. 3. Welche Computer-Kenntnisse werden vorausgesetzt? Die Bedienung von EuropAgent ist sehr einfach, das Programm ist praktisch durchwegs mausgesteuert. Mit der Spielanleitung und der integrierten Hilfe sollte selbständiges Arbeiten auch für Computer-Anfänger/innen möglich sein. 4. Welche Anforderungen stellt EuropAgent an System und Hardware? – System 7.0 oder höher (läuft auch unter System 6.0.7, allerdings mit kleinen Abstrichen an der Grafik) – 9-Zoll-Bildschirm (Classic, SE …) oder grösser – mindestens 800 KB freier Arbeitsspeicher – 1.5 MB freier Platz auf der Festplatte 5. Wie kann ich den Ablauf von EuropAgent beschleunigen? Kopieren Sie das Programm auf die Festplatte. 6. Wie bekomme ich Zugang zu sämtlichen Teilen von EuropAgent? Registrieren Sie das Programm mit dem Formular "Registrierung EA". Was noch? • Der Autor übernimmt keine Haftung für Schäden und Folgeschäden, die durch den Gebrauch von EuropAgent entstehen könnten. • Das unregistrierte Programm darf per CD, Diskette, Internet oder BBS weitergegeben werden. Eine Weitergabe ist jedoch nur gestattet, wenn alle Dateien (Programm, "ReadMe EA", "Registrierung EA", "Beschreibung EA" und "Spielanleitung EA") unverändert (ge- oder entpackt) weitergegeben werden. • Registrierte Programme dürfen nicht weitergegeben werden. -1-

1 RHEM 3 The Secret Library Read_Me_ENGLISH (2-6) Read_Me_DEUTSCH (7-11) 1 2 Read_Me_ENGLISH (2-6) RHEM 3: The Secret Library Welcome! Thank you for buying RHEM 3: The Secret Library. ======================================================================= Table of Contents ======================================================================= 1. System Requirements: 1.1. System Requirements - PC 1.2. System Requirements - MAC 2. RHEM 3: The Secret Library Installation 2.1. Installation - PC 2.2. Installation - MAC 3. RHEM 3: The Secret Library Start 3.1. Start - PC 3.2. Start - MAC 4. RHEM 3: The Secret Library Delete 3.1. Delete - PC 3.2. Delete - MAC 5. Menu and Keys 6. RHEM 3: The Secret Library Play 7. Troubleshooting 8. License Agreement 9. Credits, Legal Information and Copyright ======================================================================= 1. System Requirements: ======================================================================= 1.1. System Requirements - PC OS : Windows 2000/XP/Vista Processor : 500 MHz Pentium III or AMD Athlon RAM : 256 MB RAM Video Card : 16 MB Video Card Sound Card : Standard Drive : (depends on version) CD-ROM or DVD-ROM Peripherals : mouse, keyboard Display : 800x600 32 bit Hard Drive Space: 700 MB 2 3 1.2. System Requirements - MAC OS : Mac OS X 10.2.8 - Mac OS X 10.4.10 Processor : 500 MHz G3, G4, G5, IntelCore RAM : 256 MB RAM Video Card : 16 MB Video Card Sound Card : Standard Drive : (depends on version) CD-ROM or DVD-ROM Peripherals : mouse, keyboard Display : 800x600 32 bit Hard Drive Space: 700 MB ======================================================================= 2. RHEM 3: The Secret Library Installation ======================================================================= 2.1. Installation - PC Note: Read the License Agreement! (8. Lizenzvertrag) Install RHEM 3: The Secret Library only on the condition that you, the customer, accept the terms of the License Agreement. Make sure you have installed QuickTime 6.5.2 or newer. http://www.apple.com/quicktime/ 2.1.1. Close all running programs. 2.1.2. Insert the Installation disc into your CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive. 2.1.3. The setup will begin automatically. 2.1.4. Follow the on-screen instructions. Note: You need to have Administrator rights in order to install RHEM 3: The Secret Library. If you do not have Administrator rights, please contact your network admin. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2.2. Installation - MAC Note: Read the License Agreement! (8. Lizenzvertrag) Install RHEM 3: The Secret Library only on the condition that you, the custo…

Read ThisFirst Important Update tothe StyleWriter Owner’sGuide Yu StyleWriter printer now comes with several enhancements: = The StyleWriter can print in the background, while you use your computer for other work. = The StyleWriter now prints faster. a The StyleWriter comes with additional TrueType fonts. a The StyleWriter works with System 7. Because of these enhancements, some of the instructions in the StyleWriter Owner’s Guide have changed. This update contains the new information and some corrections. A\ Important: Read the instructions in this update before setting up and using your printer. It’s a good idea to mark the relevant sections in your StyleWriter Owner’s Guide so that you can be sure to follow the correct instructions. A Setting up the The StyleWriter now comes with a set of four disks instead of the three disks shown on page 3 of the StyleWriter Owner’s Guide. StyleWriter _ Do you have The four disks that you will find in your StyleWriter Accessory Kit are labelled as follows: what you need? = —_ StyleWriter Installation . Printer Software 1 . Printer Software 2 7 Printer Software 3 Plugging in the When plugging in your StyleWriter, connect the power cord to the StyleWriter first, then plug in the power adapter (see page 13). StyleWriter A Warning: Do not connect the power cord to anything other than the StyleWriter printer. Connecting the power cord to other equipment could cause damage to the power adapter. A Installing printer This section complements the information that appears in Chapter 2 of the StyleWriter Owner's Guide. software To install printer software, you now use the four disks that came with your StyleWriter as described above (instead of the three listed on page 21). The procedure for installing the necessary printer software, however, remains the same. Important: If you have System 7, the screens that you see as you install the printer software and work with your printer will look somewhat different from those shown in the StyleWriter Owner’s Guide. However, the instructions are the same, except as specified in this update. A StyleWriter Update What version is your As indicated on page 22 of the StyleWriter Owner’s Guide, you must have system software? system software 6.0.7 …

Read Before You Install Mac OS X Read the following before you install Mac OS X. It includes information about supported computers, system requirements, and installing Mac OS X. For more information about Mac OS X, visit this Apple Web site: m www.apple.com/macosx/ For the latest information about this release of Mac OS X, connect to the Internet and open Mac Help. To open Mac Help, choose Mac Help from the Help menu in the Finder. For information about the support available for this product, see the AppleCare Service and Support Guide included with Mac OS X. System requirements You must have a Macintosh computer with m a PowerPC G3, G4, or G5 processor m built-in USB m at least 128 MB of RAM m a built-in display or a display connected to an Apple-supplied video card supported by your computer m at least 2 GB of disk space available, or 3.5 GB if you install the developer tools 1 Updating your computer's firmware You may need to update your computer’s firmware. If so, you must do it before you can install Mac OS X. If you start the Installer and see a message that you need to update your computer’s firmware, quit the Installer and restart your computer using your current startup disk. To find firmware updates for your computer, open the Apple Software Updates website: m www.apple.com/support/downloads/ Starting installation To start installing Mac OS X, insert the Mac OS X Install Disc 1 CD and double-click the Install Mac OS X icon: You can also start installing Mac OS X by inserting the Install Disc 1 CD and restarting your computer then holding down the C key or selecting the CD as your startup disk using Startup Disk preferences. Quitting the Installer If you need to quit the Installer before you click Install in the Easy Install or Custom Install pane, choose Quit from the Installer application menu, then click Startup Disk to select a startup disk for your computer. If you have already clicked Install, wait until installation finishes. 2 Advice about hardware compatibility Installing on an original iMac If you are installing on an original iMac and you see a message in that you need to install Mac OS X on a partition completely within the first 8 GB of disk space, choose Open Disk Utility from the Installer menu. Select the disk icon, then click Partition to see the partitions of your disk. The first partition is the top one. Select it to make sure it is 8 GB or less. If the first partition is larger than 8 GB or your disk only has one partition that is larger than 8 GB, you need to partition your disk so that the first partition is 8 GB or less. Partitioning the disk erases the entire disk, so be sure to back up your files first. Installing on a Power Macintosh G3 (Blue and White) If you have a Power Macintosh G3 (Blue and White) that came with an Apple SCSI hard disk, do not cho…

Read Before You Install Mac OS X Server Read the following before you install Mac OS X Server. It includes information about supported computers, system requirements, and installing Mac OS X Server. For more information about Mac OS X Server, visit this Apple website: • www.apple.com/server/macosx/ Review the getting started guide (included with this product) and the Mac OS X Server Support website prior to installing Mac OS X Server. They contain additional installation information and instructions. The Mac OS X Server Support website is at: • www.apple.com/support/macosxserver/ For information on migrating from earlier Apple server products, see the upgrading and migrating guide. This guide and other guides in the Mac OS X Server documentation suite describe services and provide instructions for configuring, managing, and troubleshooting the services. All the latest guides are available in PDF format at this website: • www.apple.com/server/documentation/ Instructions from the guides, and updates to the guides, can be viewed onscreen as Mac OS X Server help. To view server help, choose Help > Mac Help in the Finder, then choose Library > Mac OS X Server Help in Help Viewer. To see documentation updates, click Late-Breaking News on the main Mac OS X Server help page while connected to the Internet. For additional late-breaking information, search in Help Viewer to see articles from Apple’s support organization. You can also search for these articles on the Mac OS X Server Support website. For information about support, training and certification programs available for Mac OS X Server, see the Server Support Products Guide included with this product. Supported computers You can install this version of Mac OS X Server on any of the following computers: • Xserve and Xserve G5 • Power Mac G5 • Power Mac G4 and Macintosh Server G4 • Power Macintosh G3 (Blue & White) and Macintosh Server G3 (Blue & White) • iMac and iMac G5 • eMac • Mac mini System requirements Your computer must have: • at least 256 MB of RAM; at least 512 MB of RAM for high-demand servers running multiple services • at least 4 GB of disk space available • built-in FireWire Starting installation Updating your computer's firmware You may need to update your computer's firmware. If so, you must do it before you install Mac OS X Server. If you see a message that you need to update your computer's firmware after you start the Installer, quit the Installer and restart your computer using your current startup disk. To find firmware updates for your computer, open the Apple Software Updates website: • www.apple.com/support/downloads/ If you have already started the Installer and see a message that you need to update your computer's firmware, quit the Installer and restart your computer using your current startup disk. Migrating from an earlier Apple server product For information on migrating from earlier Apple server products, see…