Reading Mansion™ for Macintosh® and Windows™ CD-ROM Including Custom Mansion™ Beginning Reading Skills WUCA1lN9 MINOQ ON' MQUSI; Ai A 11M'N A Division of Ideal' Instructional Fair Publishln2 Group A TIibune Educatlon Company "r",III('l'r: Chad Leland Mitchell " .... ~nllllIllCrs: Chad Leland Mitchell, Daniel Fried Lvud ( 'han,der Designer a nd AnimMor: Susan Server Ll'lId Ruom Designers: Hcather Weye rs, Russell Duckworth, Rashid Clark ( 'h;II'l,ctcl' Art, Design, and Animation: Susan Server, Rashid Clnrk 'I) Dc,i~n and Rendering: Heather Weyers, Russell Duckworth, Dan Chapin, Dave C lark, I(;"hid C I:,rk, Hrian Romero, ,jim H. Mack Nair, Anthony Duarte Lead Sound Designer: Rashid Clark SIIIIlId En!;incers: Rashid C lark, Mike Sabin, Natllllll Donovan, Chan tel Nichols ( hllrlll'll'l' Suil)ls: Rashid Clark, Mike Sabin \,hlltillnal Snil,l Wo rk: Christina Lowe, Cara Mitchell ( ' 1111 h.' II I 11111 nin:~(.·tor: Daniel Fried ('," .1\',,1t,," Ucsign: Patricia Huntsinger, Patricia Mintun-Hont, Janice Wrathall, Chad Leland Mitchell \dh II ) 1'1 and Animation: Susan Server \, Ih II) Scripts and Tutorials: Nathan Donovan, Rashid C lark, Daniel Fried ( '", ricllium Development Assistants: Nathan Donovan, Hritt Hryson, C hantel Nichols, Hridget MUI'(,hy 1(""111 Design Advisors: Susan Server, Kelly Jones \ like Talent: Shaun Hallard, Rashid C lark, Nathan Donovan, Steven Mitchell, .Iennil'ah C hard, \ lin Lauten, Mike Sabin, Hen,jamin Attwell, Marinda Mitchell, Hen Mi tchell \lallllal by: Janite Wrathall Warranty (,REAT WAVE SOFTWARE INCo'S ("GWS") SOLE WARRANTY IS THAT THE PROGRAM MED iA WILL III I REE FROM DEFECTS IN MATERIALS AND WORKMANSH IP UNDER NORMAL USE FOR A 90 DA Y 1'1 RIOD FROM THE DATE OF RECEIPT BY THE CUSTOMER AND THAT T HE PROGRAM OPERATION \\ 11 I. SUBSTANTIALLY CONFORM TO THE DESCRIPTION IN THIS MANUAL DUR ING THAT 90 DAY l'I ' RIOI) , TIlE WARRANTY AND REMEDIES SET FORTH ABOVE ARE EXCLUS IVE AND IN LIEU OF \I I. OTIIERS. EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE I \('LUS ION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES IS NOT PERMITTED IN SOME STATES. THE ABOVE I \CU IS ION MA Y NOT APPLY TO YOU. IN NO EVENT SHALL GWS. ITS DIRECTORS. OFFICERS. I MI'l OYEES OR AGENTS BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL. INCIDENTAL OR IN()IRI c r DAMAGES (INCLUDING DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUS INESS INFORMATION, AND THE I 1"1 I AR I ~ I NC OUT OF THE POSS IBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. BECAUSE SOME STATES DO NOT \I I OW IIi E EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF LI AB ILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL 11 \~ t AC OJ S, IIIE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MA Y NOT APPLY TO YOU. GWS's li ab ility to YOll for actllal 1 1 1 111"1 ~'l· ... III)l11 l lll )' l'II U\C what soever. and regardless o rth e form uf the action (w hether in contract, tort (inc luding IIl'f ll ~l''''l·l . 1"II,II"'t liahility or otherwise). s…

I USER'S GUIDE for Mac OS U S E R'S GUIDE II © 2000 I.R.I.S. All rights reserved OCR, Connectionist and AutoFormat technology by I.R.I.S. The Proximity/Merriam Webster Linguibase Copyright 1995 All rights reserved Proximity Technology Inc. Copyright 1995 All rights reserved Merriam Webster Inc. The Proximity/Merriam Webster Linguibase Copyright 1995 All rights reserved Proximity Technology Inc. Copyright 1995 All rights reserved William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. The spelling of this product is based on Proximity Linguistic Technology © 2000 I.R.I.S. All rights reserved © 2000 I.R.I.S. All rights reserved III USER'S GUIDE SAVE TIME, NO MORE RETYPING! Congratulations on acquiring Readiris. This software package will undoubt- edly be of great help in recapturing your texts, tables and graphics. As efficient as computers are, you have to key in your information first. If you have ever retyped a 15 page report or a large table of figures, you know how tedious and time-consuming it can be. Use this state-of-the-art OCR package to automatically enter text in your applications and you'll acquire an unprecedented level of efficiency and comfort! Scan a printed or typed document, indicate the zones of interest - or have the system detect them for you -, execute the character recognition and export the document to your wordprocessor. A few mouse clicks beat long hours of work as Readiris converts your paper documents into editable computer files: it's up to 30 times faster than manual retyping! With the automatic mode of operation, the user's effort is reduced to a single click: he initiates the scanning and saves the text result, all intermediate steps are taken care of by Readiris. After the recognition, you can send the reading results directly to your favorite applications - be that a wordprocessor, spreadsheet or web browser. Readiris recognizes tabular data and recreates them as worksheets or as table objects inside your wordprocessor; your numeric data are immediately ready for further processing. Based on the Connectionist technology from I.R.I.S., Readiris represents the best OCR has to offer. Font-independant feature extraction is complemented by self-learning techniques derived from a proprietary neural network. The system can learn new characters through context analysis: linguistic knowledge about syllables and words improves the OCR performance. Readiris supports up to 54 languages: all American and European languages are supported, including the Central-European languages, Greek and the Cyrillic (“Russian”) languages. Readiris even copes with mixed alphabets: the software detects “Western”…

Welcome to VoltaicHD http://www.shedworx.com Copyright 2008 Systemic Pty Ltd What is VoltaicHD? VoltaicHD is a program to convert AVCHD video content to a format usable on Macintosh OS X computers. What is VoltaicHD not? VoltaicHD is not a movie player or editor. How do I setup VoltaicHD? Once you have installed VoltaicHD, open the Preferences window to setup your preferences. How do I use VoltaicHD? Open your AVCHD files from the file list window, or drag and drop onto the list area. Once your files are in the list, just click Start. A more thorough user guide can be found on our website. How do I get my movies off my camera? With AVCHD camcorders, you typically need to connect the camera to your Mac using a USB cable. Once connected and powered on, the camcorder should appear on the desktop as a new disk. The location of the films on the camcorders disk will vary depending on manufacturer. It is required that you copy the movies to your Mac's hard-drive before using Voltaic. Visit our website for information on DVD-based AVCHD cameras. How do I activate VoltaicHD? Please visit http://store.shedworx.com Once you have received your activation code via e-mail, start Voltaic and go to the Voltaic->Activate menu option. What is the Apple Intermediate Codec? Also refered to as AIC, the Apple Intermediate Codec is a digital film format entirely using I-frames. This means that it is easy to edit your films in real-time. AIC is the native format for both iMovieHD and Final Cut. FFmpeg VoltaicHD uses FFmpeg for part of the conversion process. FFmpeg is used as an external executable and you can find it in the Resources area of the application contents. You are welcome to replace FFmpeg with a version that you compile up yourself if you like. You can see the build options and SVN version number of the version of ffmpeg that we supply by double clicking on the ffmpeg file. Are there requirements? Yes, and they are as follows: - Mac OS X 10.4 or 10.5 (Intel and PowerPC) - Quicktime 7.3 or later - Apple Intermediate Codec (AIC comes with iMovieHD and Final Cut) - A significant amount of disk space. A 15 MB AVCHD file will result in an ~40 MB Quicktime AIC movie, with an additional ~40 MB temporarily needed for the conversion. A 50 MB AVCHD movie will result in an ~280 MB Quicktime AIC movie, with an additional ~280 MB temporarily needed for the conversion. We hope you get the idea that a lot of hard drive space is required. Version history 1.7.0 Now supports encoding for other formats including MOV, MP4, DV, TOD. 1.6.2 Fix for machines running 10.5.* on PowerPC boxes. 1.6.1 Added support for Sanyo and JVC Everio files. Fix for machines running 10.4.* on Intel boxes. 1.6.0 Added support for custom video exports through Quicktime export mechanism. 1.5.0 Added auto-update functionality. Fix for machines running 10.4.* on Intel boxes. 1.4.4 Implemented proper fix for 1440x1080 users with speed up problem. Added Polis…

MkLinux - Read Me First This is a work in progress. Things may have changed since these Release Notes were created. Be sure to visit our Web site, www.mklinux.apple.com, for any late breaking news, changes, or updates. Contacting Apple Should you have any comments, issues, or bugs to report, please send us mail at: bugs@mklinux.apple.com. Configuration, Drive Setup and Partitioning We recommend you use a dedicated hard drive for installing MkLinux - for ease of installation and to avoid any potential loss of data, don’t share the drive you use for your primary Macintosh filesystem. You may use Apple HD SC Setup or any 3rd-party disk partitioner that can create "A/ UX" type partitions. Your target drive may be any SCSI ID. We recommend at least 400 MB of available disk space, and 16 MB RAM before you install MkLinux. X11R6 distribution The X11R6 distribution is not automatically installed. To install the X Window system, follow the instructions in the file "X11 Binary Installation" in the folder "MkLinuxFiles:X11R6.bin". Supported Systems This version of MkLinux has been booted and run on the following types of systems: Power Macintosh 6100 Power Macintosh 7100/66, 7100/80 Power Macintosh 8100/80, 8100/100, 8100/110 PowerComputing 100 & 120 Power PC 603/604 are not supported Known problems Video • Only the Power Macintosh on-board video and HPV card are currently supported; nubus video cards will not work in this release. • The video driver does not yet recognize the Apple monitor as a “linux” or “console” terminal type. The following workarounds are recommended: – the linux console is being temporarily considered to be a “vt100” terminal. The /etc/termcap file has been modified accordningly. – stty -onlcr is set for console (vt100) sessions; stty onlcr is set for telnet (vt220) sessions. This has been set in /etc/profile and /etc/csh.login. – Note: You must set the appropriate number of rows for your terminal. Set this in your .profile (.login) or the system /etc/profile (/etc/csh.login). For example, for a 640x480 screen (Apple 13-inch), use: stty rows 30 export LINES=30 # csh: setenv LINES 30 • "Millions Of Colors" (aka 32bpp) is not supported. (yet) •"Thousands of Colors" (aka 16bpp) is supported. X11 does run in this mode, but has problems with adjusting the color map. •Video scrolling is slow. If you are using motherboard video, you might want to set the monitor into Black&White mode (aka 1bpp) for faster scrolling. PCI Bus PCI bus is currently unsupported. SCSI devices • For systems that have two SCSI busses, such as Power Macintosh 8100/100's, the SCSI ID maps are logically merged into one. Devices sharing the same id but on seperate busses are not supported. Only the external bus ID will be accessible in such a case. Shadow drives are not supported • Only SCSI hard disks and CDROM…

ReadySetGo 2.0 Notes: The following material discusses features added to ReadySetGo 2.0 after the manual was printed. These notes will be incorporat- ed in the next printing of the manual. 1. Page Setup Dialog. The ReadySetGo 2.0 disk contains a new version of the ImageWriter driver. The dialog which appears when Page Setup is selected is slightly different from the one shown on pages 5 and 87 of the manual. The new driver supports both the regular and 15 inch ImageWriters and it provides a 50 percent reduction option. Never use the Tall orientation with ReadySet- Go. Always use either Tall Adjusted or Wide. 2. "Other" Line Spacing. The Format menu allows for, among other things, the selection of a line spacing for a text block. Page 79 of the manual refers to the choices of single, 1 ½ or double spac- ing. ReadySetGo 2.0 now supports the option of variable line spac- ing. To use this option select "Other" from the Format menu. A dialog will appear requesting a line spacing in points (there are 72 points in an inch). All text which appears in the active block, regardless of size, will display with this number of points separat- ing the baseline of each line in the block. Sizes which are larger than the line spacing will appear "clipped" on the screen but out- put fine to the printer. 3. Paragraph and Left Indent. The Text Block Specification sheet presented when Modify is chosen while a text block is active con- tains the fields Para Indent and Left Indent. The Para Indent refers to the indentation of the first line of each paragraph from the left margin. It is given in inches from the left margin. The Left Indent refers to the indentation from the left margin of all lines of the paragraph other than the first. It also is given in inches from the left margin of the text block. An alternative method of indenting paragraphs is to use the tab key. If no tabs are set the tab key inserts a fixed space of 8 points independent of the current size. This method of indentation must be used for text chains to avoid an unwanted indent when the first line of a text link comes from the middle of a paragraph. Indents larger than 8 points simply require hitting the tab key a few times. 4. Fonts. ReadySetGo 2.0 comes with a set of fonts installed. These fonts may be removed and/or others added using the font mover utility. ReadySetGo 2.0 automatically displays and makes avail- able whichever fonts are resident in the System Folder. 5. Laser Printer. ReadySetGo 2.0 comes with the ImageWriter driver installed. To use ReadySetGo with Apple's laser printer fol- low the "laser installation" procedure described in the LaserWriter documentation. 6. Switcher. ReadySetGo 2.0 requires a 512K Macintosh. It will, though, work with Switcher providing you configure ReadySet- Go with at least 256K. 7. Limits. The following limits apply to a ReadySetGo 2.0 document: Maximum number of pages: 32 (Subject to memory limitations) Maximum number of blocks per page: 100 …

ReadySetGo 2.0 Notes: The following material discusses features added to ReadySetGo 2.0 after the manual was printed. These notes will be incorporat- ed in the next printing of the manual. 1. Page Setup Dialog. The ReadySetGo 2.0 disk contains a new version of the ImageWriter driver. The dialog which appears when Page Setup is selected is slightly different from the one shown on pages 5 and 87 of the manual. The new driver supports both the regular and 15 inch ImageWriters and it provides a 50 percent reduction option. Never use the Tall orientation with ReadySet- Go. Always use either Tall Adjusted or Wide. 2. "Other" Line Spacing. The Format menu allows for, among other things, the selection of a line spacing for a text block. Page 79 of the manual refers to the choices of single, 1 ½ or double spac- ing. ReadySetGo 2.0 now supports the option of variable line spac- ing. To use this option select "Other" from the Format menu. A dialog will appear requesting a line spacing in points (there are 72 points in an inch). All text which appears in the active block, regardless of size, will display with this number of points separat- ing the baseline of each line in the block. Sizes which are larger than the line spacing will appear "clipped" on the screen but out- put fine to the printer. 3. Paragraph and Left Indent. The Text Block Specification sheet presented when Modify is chosen while a text block is active con- tains the fields Para Indent and Left Indent. The Para Indent refers to the indentation of the first line of each paragraph from the left margin. It is given in inches from the left margin. The Left Indent refers to the indentation from the left margin of all lines of the paragraph other than the first. It also is given in inches from the left margin of the text block. An alternative method of indenting paragraphs is to use the tab key. If no tabs are set the tab key inserts a fixed space of 8 points independent of the current size. This method of indentation must be used for text chains to avoid an unwanted indent when the first line of a text link comes from the middle of a paragraph. Indents larger than 8 points simply require hitting the tab key a few times. 4. Fonts. ReadySetGo 2.0 comes with a set of fonts installed. These fonts may be removed and/or others added using the font mover utility. ReadySetGo 2.0 automatically displays and makes avail- able whichever fonts are resident in the System Folder. 5. Laser Printer. ReadySetGo 2.0 comes with the ImageWriter driver installed. To use ReadySetGo with Apple's laser printer fol- low the "laser installation" procedure described in the LaserWriter documentation. 6. Switcher. ReadySetGo 2.0 requires a 512K Macintosh. It will, though, work with Switcher providing you configure ReadySet- Go with at least 256K. 7. Limits. The following limits apply to a ReadySetGo 2.0 document: Maximum number of pages: 32 (Subject to memory limitations) Maximum number of blocks per page: 100 …

REALbasic Tutorial Documentation by David Brandt and Dave McCollum; concept by Geoff Perlman. © 1999-2000 by REAL Software, Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in U.S.A. Mailing Address REAL Software, Inc. 3300 Bee Caves Road Suite 650-220 Austin, TX 78746 Web Site http://www.realsoftware.com ftp Site ftp://ftp.realsoftware.com Support support@realsoftware.com Bugs/ bugs@realsoftware.com Feature Requests Sales sales@realsoftware.com Phone 512-263-1233 Fax 512-263-1441 V 2.1, April 2000 Contents CHAPTER 1 Introducing REALbasic 7 How to Use this Manual . . . . . . . . . .8 Who Should Use this Manual . . . . . . . .8 Presentation Conventions . . . . . . . . .9 Lesson Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 On Your Mark, Get Set, Go! . . . . . . . 11 CHAPTER 2 Creating Windows 13 Starting Up REALbasic . . . . . . . . . . 14 REALbasic’s Windows . . . . . . . . . . 15 Building a Document Window . . . . . . 16 Adding an EditField . . . . . . . . . . 17 Configuring TextField as a Text Editor . . 21 Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 CHAPTER 3 Creating Menu Items 27 Adding a Select All Menu Item . . . . . . 28 Adding the Menu Item . . . . . . . . 28 Enabling the Menu Item . . . . . . . . 30 Handling the Menu Item . . . . . . . . 31 Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 CHAPTER 4 Working with Documents 35 Getting Started . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Working with Text Documents . . . . . . 36 Creating the New Menu Item . . . . . 36 Enabling the New Menu Item . . . . . 37 Handling the New Menu Item . . . . . 38 File Types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 REALbasic Tutorial iii Contents Saving Documents . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Adding the Save Menu Item . . . . . . 41 Adding Properties to TextWindow . . . 41 Enabling the Menu Item . . . . . . . . 43 Adding a SaveFile Method . . . . . . . 44 …

Fantasoft Your Mac Fantasy Factory 10/31/2008 PO Box 363 MacOS Bluff, UT 84512-0363 Telephone: (435) 672-2329 E-Mail: spoonlard@mac.com Web: www.fantasoft.com Skip Meier Box 363 Bluff , UT 84512-0363 Do we have your e-mail address correct => skipm@mac.com Thank you for supporting Fantasoft. Keep this form for future reference. You will need the information on this form to re-register future versions of Realmz. It also serves as PROOF of your Realmz purchase. The serial number of your copy is 13706024 Your registration code is 8566464 If in the future you need to re-install your Realmz software, you will have to reset the serial number of your copy so it matches the one listed above. To do this enter your verification code 410 instead of your registration code and it will allow you to RESET your serial number so it matches the one listed above. To register and personalize your copy of Realmz simply run Realmz and wait for the "About Realmz" window to appear. Then type in the registration code as it appears above to the right of the words "Registration Code" and click REGISTER. Scenario Registration Information: When you come to a point in a scenario where it asks for your registration name, enter the name that appears on line 1 below. It will then ask you to enter the registration number as it appears on line 2 to 8 below. 1) Your scenario registration name is: MEIERS 2) Your registration number for Prelude to Pestilence is: 1632120 3) Your registration number for Assault on Giant Mountain is: 4) Your registration number for Castle in the Clouds is: 5) Your registration number for Destroy the Necronomicon is: 6) Your registration number for White Dragon is: 7) Your registration number for Grilochs Revenge is: 8) Your registration number for Trouble in the Sword Lands is: 9) Your registration number for Mithril Vault is: 10 Your registration number for Twin Sands of Time is: 11 Your registration number for War in the Sword Lands: 12 Your registration number for Half Truth: 13 Your registration number for Wrath of the Mind Lords:

Epic Banana Presents.... Reaper Arena By Ryan Foltz What is it?- Reaper Arena is a side-scrolling action game. It's kinda long-anticipated. I named it originally when it was going to be an arena game, but I changed the setup and kept the name. What is the plot?- Well, uh, gee... Oh, I got it! You're a commando sent on top-secret missions to neutralize matters of national security. Requirements- At least 1.5 megs of RAM Approx. 915 K hard disk space Color monitor, 256 colors Probably system 7 or greater. I dunno. Gameplay- Here's the controlls: J- Move left L- Move right K- Climb down ladders I- Climb up ladders, jump up U- Jump to the left O- Jump to the right A- Shoot left D- Shoot right Space- action (open doors, activate rocket turrets, etc.) The missions- MISSION 1: A team of pyromaniacs have seized a small villa in Kentucky and taken hostages. Kill all hostile forces and protect civilians. NOTE: The leader of the team has strapped himself to a bomb, and we suspect he will detonate if you get close. It's acceptable if he blows himself up, just as long as he doesn't kill the civilian in the process. MISSION 2: A high-tech group of assasins are plotting to kill the president. Neutralise the threat. NOTE: The main assasin is highly dangerous. She's holed up in her underground bunker. Be careful. MISSION 3: Some para-science researchers have read one to many a copy of "Jurrasic Park" , and figured out a way to clone to life raptors. Break into the installation and terminate all live specimens and any people or guards that try to stop you. NOTE: Try to kill the raptors without getting close. A direct confrontation would probably be fatal. MISSION 4: A techno-ninja militia group has been found guilty of manufacture of illegal weapons and conspiracy to overthrow the government. An obvious threat to national security. Intelligence reports that they plan to attack soon. Find out what they're up to, and puta stop to it. NOTE: The information you need is in a small, boxlike computer. Beware these ninjas, the can really slice you up. Weapons and Equipment- Bayonet Key: 1 Damage:1 - 1 - Found on Level: n/a Description:I forgot why I put this in. It really stinks.Close range only. Press the attack key and release. M9 Beretta Key: 2 Damage: 1 Found on Level: n/a Description: A lightweight pistol. You come with it, it comes with you. Grenades Key:3 Damage: 4 Found on Level: 1,6 Description: Standard fragmentation grenade. You can throw it quite far. Explodes on contact with ground. Shotgun Key: 5 Damage: 4 Found on Level: 6 Description: Good replacemnt for your pistol. Slow rate of fire. G-Gun Key: 4 Damage: depends on duration Found on level: 6 Description: Sends an electric wave pattern through the air. Capable of making humans explode. Limited range. Rocket launcher: Key: 6 Damage: 4 Found…

First Edition (MacGarden Preview) 2 Cornica Recording Kit: First Edition Made by Cornica Vetusmedia, a subsidiary of SmileTV Networks Chile. Cornica, the Cornica logo, SmileTV Networks Chile and its logo are mixed trademarks and Creative Commons of Nicolas Bahamondes. First edition: January 16th, 2013. Warning: Cornica is a way to watch videos in a Mac using internet. Because this is an Open Source Project, I have no licenses to let strong copyrighted material be published in this site. If you want to upload videoclips, upload a self-made one. Cornica Recording Kit: First Edition 3 Welcome. Cornica is a web portal where Mac OS Classic users can watch videos in real-time streaming, just like in modern services like YouTube™ or Dailymotion™. Cornica also lets GNU/Linux, Windows and Mac OS X users can watch those videos, if they have installed previously QuickTime 5.0 or above (Windows and Mac OS X) or a Browser-compliant FFMPEG Player plug-in. Cornica was born in 2012, Classilla revolutioned the Classic environment letting users to navigate again in modern websites where are partially or not reachable using an old version of iCab, Internet Explorer or Netscape. Users tried to use the mobile version of YouTube to reach the obvious goal, but the 3GPP codec in QuickTime 6.0.3 are not capable to open the videos. With this limitation I got the idea to create a “Special YouTube page designed to work with Mac OS 9 and a recent version of QuickTime (in this case, 6.0.3). The first version of Cornica was so basic, with some examples to show its power and with a poor directory. After a year of experiments and grouping of multimedia tools, a second version of Cornica was launched. This version included a new fresh interface, with a Web 1.5 look. This new version also brought an updated and easy to maintain Videopage style (Read “Understanding the Basics”). But Cornica, at this moment, hasn’t an automated video upload method! I’ll tell the truth, my knowledge of Web Programming is basic, and I haven’t done a system where users can upload videos from the browser with some clicks. This leaves Cornica Recording Kit: First Edition 4 my website as an “artisanal maintained site”. While I search for a person who can help me in this task, I’ll give you a temporary way to upload videos to Cornica. I recommend you to print this document as a future reference (I use Mac OS, I know how disgusting is to switch between Adobe Reader and the possible programs you’ll use repeatedly). Some of t…