INSTALLATION FOR WINDOWS USERS RedShift is a memory intensive application: we recommend that you give RedShift the maximum amount of memory you have available. Planet images and location maps will be improved if 5 megabytes of RAM is available. Larger monitors may also require more RAM. Read the README.TXT file in the RedShift CD-ROM's main directory for late-breaking information about RedShift. RedShift can be run entirely off CD-ROM. However for performance reasons we strongly recommend installing the program on a hard disk drive. This takes 1.7 megabytes of disk space. To install the program follow the instructions given below: Step 1. If you haven't already turned on your computer and started Windows, do so now Step 2. Place the RedShift disk in the plastic disc holder (if required) and insert it into the CD-ROM drive. Step 3. Open the Program Manager window, click 囧e to display the 囧e menu, and then click Run. Step 4. In the Command Line box, type the drive letter for the CD-ROM drive, a colon, a backslash, and the word INSTALL (for example, type d:\install) Step 5. Click OK or press enter Step 6. Follow the instructions that appear on your screen. STARTING REDSHIFT Step 1. Place the RedShift disc in the plastic disc holder (if required) and insert it into the CD-ROM drive. Step 2. From the Program Manager window, double-click the RedShift icon. (The icon is in the group win- dow you specified during Installation) INSTALLATION FOR MACINTOSH AND POWER MACINTOSH USERS RedShift is a memory intensive application; we recommend that you give RedShift the maximum amount of memory you have available. Planet images and location maps will be improved if 5 megabytes of RAM is available. Larger monitors may also require more RAM. Read the Readme 1.2 file in the RedShift CD-ROM's main window for late-breaking information about RedShift. RedShift can be run entirely off CD-ROM. However for performance reasons we strongly recommend installing the program on a hard disk drive. This takes 3 megabytes of disk space To install the program follow the instructions given below: Step 1. Insert the RedShift CD-ROM into a CD-ROM drive attached to your Macintosh. The disk window will open to show you the RedShift program icon Step 2. RedShift requires Quicklime 1.5 or above. If Quicklime 1.5 or above is already installed on your Macintosh, proceed to Step 4. Step 3. Install Quicklime 1.5 or above. Quicklime is a System Extension developed by Apple Computer. It should be installed in the Extensions folder, inside the System Folder, on your computer's hard disk A copy of Quicklime is provided on the RedShift CD-ROM. Drag the Quicklime icon to your System Folder. It will be placed within the Extensions sub-folder automatically. Power Macintosh users should also install the Quicklime PowerPlug in the same way. Quicklime PowerPlug can be found by scrolling RedShift CD- ROM's window to the bottom Step 4. Drag the RedShift application to your hard disk Although RedS…

Movie Script (Manual) 1 Table of Contents Instructions for Installation ........................................................................................................................... 3 Technical Support .......................................................................................................................................... 3 System Requirements ................................................................................................................................... 3 iREZ Basics .................................................................................................................................................... 4 General Settings ............................................................................................................................................. 4 -Setting it up for Video Capture ............................................................................................................... 4 -Setting the Memory Partition for ReelEyes ........................................................................................... 5 Using iREZ ReelEyes (additional settings ‘n stuff) ..................................................................................... 6 -Digitizer Preferences ............................................................................................................................... 8 -The "H S B C S", "V G M", "SNAP" and "REC" buttons and Live Sound Bar .................................. 10 -Fast Adjust Speed for H B C S and V G buttons with the Shift Key .................................................. 11 -Cropping Video ...................................................................................................................................... 11 -How to Record Video ............................................................................................................................. 12 -Save… & Save As… for Non Capture Movies ..................................................................................... 13 -Copying a Movie into a New Movie ...................................................................................................... 13 -Grabbing a Single Frame of Video ....................................................................................................... 14 -Digitizer Info ........................................................................................................................................... 14 Time Codes ................................................................................................................................................... 14 -Set TC Source Name .............................................................................................................................. 14 -Movie Info, Analyze and Graph Frame Rate .........…

Movie Script (Manual) 1 Table of Contents Instructions for Installation ........................................................................................................................... 3 Technical Support .......................................................................................................................................... 3 System Requirements ................................................................................................................................... 3 iREZ Basics .................................................................................................................................................... 4 General Settings ............................................................................................................................................. 4 -Setting it up for Video Capture ............................................................................................................... 4 -Setting the Memory Partition for ReelEyes ........................................................................................... 5 Using iREZ ReelEyes (additional settings ‘n stuff) ..................................................................................... 6 -Digitizer Preferences ............................................................................................................................... 8 -The "H S B C S", "V G M", "SNAP" and "REC" buttons and Live Sound Bar .................................. 10 -Fast Adjust Speed for H B C S and V G buttons with the Shift Key .................................................. 11 -Cropping Video ...................................................................................................................................... 11 -How to Record Video ............................................................................................................................. 12 -Save… & Save As… for Non Capture Movies ..................................................................................... 13 -Copying a Movie into a New Movie ...................................................................................................... 13 -Grabbing a Single Frame of Video ....................................................................................................... 14 -Digitizer Info ........................................................................................................................................... 14 Time Codes ................................................................................................................................................... 14 -Set TC Source Name .............................................................................................................................. 14 -Movie Info, Analyze and Graph Frame Rate .........…

Book Page 1 Friday, July 21, 2000 4:18 PM The ElectricImage™ Reference A guide to the ElectricImage™ Animation System Version 2.0 Book Page 2 Friday, July 21, 2000 4:18 PM © 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 Electric Image, Inc. All Rights Reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Electric Image. The software described in this manual is furnished under license and may only be used or copied in accordance with the terms of such license. The information in this manual is furnished for informational use only, is subject to change without notice and should not be construed as a commitment by Electric Image. Electric Image assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this book. Electric Image recommends that you observe the rights of the original artist or publisher of the images you scan or acquire in the use of texture maps, reflection maps, bump maps, backgrounds or any other usage. If you plan to use a previously published image, contact the artist or publisher for information on obtaining permission. ElectricImage, Pixel Perfect Rendering and Animation, Mr. Fractal, and Mr. Font are trademarks of Electric Image. Macintosh and Apple are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Incorporated. Other brand names and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. This document written and designed by Stephen Halperin at: Electric Image, Inc. 117 East Colorado Boulevard Suite 300 Pasadena, California 91105 Cover image by Jay Roth. Cover design by J…

When you choose the Button tool... ... rectangles appear around the buttons. Stack Kit Home ©1990 Apple Computer, Inc. ; | Readymade Buttons, Readymade Fields a Templates | Power Tools | Background Art HyperTalk Reference | Figure 4-20 Locating buttons with the Button tool = Some stacks have hidden buttons. To “peek” at all the buttons on the current card and background—including any hidden buttons—choose the Button tool from the Tools menu, then press and hold the and Option keys. Gray rectangles appear around all the buttons: When you choose the Button tool and press $8-Option, gray rectangles outline the visible buttons. . . Calls Received ‘ .,.and the hidden buttons. Jan30,1990 9:36AM (480) 555-5678 x23455 Figure 4-21 Peeking at all the buttons—both visible and hidden Chapter 4: Working with Buttons 201 Changing Once you've created or copied a button, you can change its appearance by resizing it, changing its style, adding text or an the appearance icon to it, or changing or removing its text or icon. This section of a button explains how to make a button look the way you want it to. * Note: You can change the appearance of both card buttons and background buttons while you’re working in the card layer. You don't have to be in the background layer to modify background buttons. + Changing the size To resize a button, follow these steps: of a button 1. Choose the Button tool (©) from the Tools menu. 2. Click the button you want to resize to select it. A moving dashed line surrounds the selected button. 3. Drag from any corner of the button: : — ec from any corner to resize the button. Figure 4-22 Changing a b…

SoftDock Journal 1.0 Reference Manual SoftDock 127 Tweedy St. Hustisford, WI 53034 Tech Support: Opry99er@aol.com Getting Started Journaling offers you the opportunity to capture your thoughts in writing. SoftDock Journal provides a unique and creative program for recording and storing those thoughts on your computer. System Requirements To use this journal software, you will need: Macintosh Computer, System 7.1 or higher 2.5 MB of free RAM 4 MB of free disk space Color monitor capable of thousands of colors (16 bit color) Before you Begin Make a backup copy of SoftDock Journal. It is always a good idea to make a backup copy of any application in case something happens to the original. You can do this by making an "Duplicate" under the "File" menu item on your menu bar. Conventions used in this manual In order to make the manual as easy as possible to use, style variation is used to distinguish different types of features. Menu names appear in bold type (the Background menu) Commands in the menus appear in bold type (Edit) Keyboard Shortcuts appear in bold type within brackets ([Command-F]) Button names appear in bold type (Search Text) Installing SoftDock Journal The file that you downloaded is self-extracting. Simply click on the SoftDock icon and the program will open. Choosing the "Close" button from the cover page will end the program, or you may select "Quit Softdock" in the File menu. MENU ITEMS File menu "Save Backup Copy" Allows you to save a copy of the application. If more than one member of your "immediate" household would like their own copy of the journal, you may make a copy. Please do not distribute this copy to those outside your own immediate family (spouse, children). "Page Set Up" Standard feature of the Macintosh, the "Page Set Up" allows you to format for printing. "Print Journal Entry" This option allows you to print a hard copy of your journal entry. You can print either one day's entry or the entire journal. "Export Text" This allows you to export your journal to new file or to a file in another application. (note: Choosing export will export all your journal entries, not just one particular day.) Edit Menu "Undo" Undo text you are writing. "Cut," Copy," "Paste" Text within the journal can be cut or text from another application can be pasted in your journal. "Clear Text" Functions in the same way as "Undo" or "Cut." "New Entry" Creates a new date for journal entry. You can also choose the "Find a Date" button. "Delete Entry" Deletes the text entry of the day that you are currently working on. Go Menu "First," Previous," "Last" Selecting "First" will take you to the date of the first entry made in this journal. Choosing "Previous" will take you to whatever entry you were writing or viewing just previously in this particular session. Selecting "Last" will take you to the very last entry you have recorded in the journal. "Go To A Day" Allows yo…

MicroFrontier REFERENCE ie MANUAL an Version 3.0 Reference Wanual Easy-to-Learn Easy to Use Image Editing & Paint Program MicroFrontier © Copyright 1989-1994, MicroFrontier, Inc. All rights reserved. This manual and the software described in it are copyrighted with all rights reserved. Under the copyright laws of the United States, this manual and the software may not be copied, in whole or part, without the written consent of MicroFrontier, Inc., except in the normal use of the software or to make backup copies. This exception does not allow copies to be made for others, whether or not sold, but all material purchased (with all backup copies) may be sold, given or loaned to another person. You may take the software from one computer to another, but you may use the software on only one computer at a time. A multi-user license may be purchased to allow the software to be used on more than one computer at the same time, including a shared-disk system. Call MicroFrontier, Inc. for more information on multi-user licenses: Director of Sales & Marketing MicroFrontier, Inc. 3401 101st St., Suite E Des Moines, Iowa 50322 (515) 270-8109 (800) 388-8109 Trademarks for product names used in this manual are for information purposes only. The trademarks belong to their respective companies and are in no way meant to infringe on their copyrights. Program: John Ehm, Kevin Tieskoetter, Troy Gaul Four color separation code licensed from Photone International, Inc. / Manual: Wayne Davis Cover: John R. Tow First Printing: April 1994 Limited Warranty This software is warrantied for a period of ninety (90) days after your receipt of the software, to be free from defect in material and workmanship. Your sole and exclusive remedy, and MicroFrontier’s sole liability shall be that MicroFrontier will replace the diskette(s) not meeting MicroFrontier’s limited warranty. You must report all defects and return the software to MicroFrontier within ninety days of the date you received the software. Except and to the extent expressly provided above, the software and documentation are provided on an “as is” basis, without any warranties of any kind, including, but not limited to, any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. You assume the entire liability for the selection and use for the software and documentation, and MicroFrontier shall have no liabilities for any errors, malfunctions, defects or loss of data from or relating to the use of the software and/or documentation. MicroFrontier shall not be liable to you for any indirect, special or consequential damages or lost profits arising out of or related to this agreement or your use of the software and/or documentation, even if …

MicroFrontier REFERENCE ie MANUAL an Version 3.0 Reference Wanual Easy-to-Learn Easy to Use Image Editing & Paint Program MicroFrontier © Copyright 1989-1994, MicroFrontier, Inc. All rights reserved. This manual and the software described in it are copyrighted with all rights reserved. Under the copyright laws of the United States, this manual and the software may not be copied, in whole or part, without the written consent of MicroFrontier, Inc., except in the normal use of the software or to make backup copies. This exception does not allow copies to be made for others, whether or not sold, but all material purchased (with all backup copies) may be sold, given or loaned to another person. You may take the software from one computer to another, but you may use the software on only one computer at a time. A multi-user license may be purchased to allow the software to be used on more than one computer at the same time, including a shared-disk system. Call MicroFrontier, Inc. for more information on multi-user licenses: Director of Sales & Marketing MicroFrontier, Inc. 3401 101st St., Suite E Des Moines, Iowa 50322 (515) 270-8109 (800) 388-8109 Trademarks for product names used in this manual are for information purposes only. The trademarks belong to their respective companies and are in no way meant to infringe on their copyrights. Program: John Ehm, Kevin Tieskoetter, Troy Gaul Four color separation code licensed from Photone International, Inc. / Manual: Wayne Davis Cover: John R. Tow First Printing: April 1994 Limited Warranty This software is warrantied for a period of ninety (90) days after your receipt of the software, to be free from defect in material and workmanship. Your sole and exclusive remedy, and MicroFrontier’s sole liability shall be that MicroFrontier will replace the diskette(s) not meeting MicroFrontier’s limited warranty. You must report all defects and return the software to MicroFrontier within ninety days of the date you received the software. Except and to the extent expressly provided above, the software and documentation are provided on an “as is” basis, without any warranties of any kind, including, but not limited to, any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. You assume the entire liability for the selection and use for the software and documentation, and MicroFrontier shall have no liabilities for any errors, malfunctions, defects or loss of data from or relating to the use of the software and/or documentation. MicroFrontier shall not be liable to you for any indirect, special or consequential damages or lost profits arising out of or related to this agreement or your use of the software and/or documentation, even if …

I N H A L T S V E R Z E I C H N I S 5 Inhaltsverzeichnis Kapitel 9 DiskLight Konfiguration von DiskLight ............................................................ 146 Kapitel 10 System Info 8 Einführung Über dieses Handbuch Diese PDF-Datei (Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format) enthält alle 11 Gführung Ausführen der Norton Utilities von der CD So starten Sie neu von der Norton Utilities für Macintosh-CD: 1 Legen Sie die Norton Utilities für Macintosh-CD in das CD-ROM-Lauf- werk ein. 2 Starten Sie den Computer erneut von der Norton Utilities-CD. ■ 15 Wiederherstellen von Dateien mit UnErase Wiederherstellen von Dateien mit UnErase Wenn WnBateien mivsteehentlich gelöscht hab miorheateien mifehn v, ka Wn 19 Einführung Wiederherstellen von Dateien mit UnErase Informationen zu ander f1 -Technikionenm Suchionund Rettion 21 Einführung 4 22 Wiederherstellen eines gesamten Volumes So verwenden Sie Volume Recover: 1 23 Einführung 4 Wählen Sie eine FileSaver-Datei aus. Wählen Sie stets die aktuellste Datei, außer Sie sind sicher, daß das 24 Fehlersuche 25 Einführung Einführung Festplatten Wenn Sie ein Festplattenprocteiem haben, das mit unserem Programm nicht 28 Fehlersuche ■ Macintosh-Hauptplatine 29 Einführung Eine interne SCSI-Festplatte ist in der Regel automatisch terminiert. Infor- 30 Weitere Maßnahmen zur Fehlersuche Einführung Weitere Maßnahmen zur Fehlersuche Installation der Norton Utilities für Macintosh Wenn Sie einen Neustart von der Norton Utilities für Macintosh-CD durchführen, erhält der Schreibtisch das Logo der Norton Utilities für Macintosh, und das Fenster der Norton Utilities-CD wird angezeigt. 3 37 Installation der Norton Utilities für Macintosh So führen Sie eine manuelle Installation durch: 1 Legen Sie die Norton Utilities für Macintosh-CD in das: 40 Starten der Norton Utilities für Macintosh Starten von Norton AntiVirus für Macintosh Verwenden von Norton Disk Doctor Norton Disk Doctor Tip: 48 Verwenden…