SUB RO SA SO F T’s TextCry pt Simple and secure text encryption Copyright © 2010 The content of this document is wholly owned by SubRosaSoft Inc. and should not be copied either in part or in entirety without licence or expressed written permission of the copyright holder. Trademarks “SubRosaSoft TextCrypt” is a trademark of SubRosaSoft.com, Inc. All other brand and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. Credits: With thanks to the following people for their involvement in the creation of this manual: Ben Brausen, Mark Hurlow, et al. Typeface: Officina Sans Book is the typeface used in all sections and text portions of the document. 01: The Introduction What is TextCrypt 5 System Requirements 5 Registration Number 5 … Online Purchase 5 … Retail Purchase 6 … No Registration Number – Demo Mode 6 … Updates and Upgrades 6 … Lost Registration Numbers 6 … Site Licenses 6 Obtaining the Latest Version 7 … Downloading from the Web Site 7 … Using WebCheck 8 Finding help and technical support 9 … Help within TextCrypt 9 … Technical Support 9 Installing & Upgrading TextCrypt 10 … Installing from the DVD-ROM 10 … Installing or updating via download 10 … Initial Setup 10 Uninstalling TextCrypt 10 02: Using TextCrypt Setting a password 12 Entering text to be encrypted 12 Copying encrypted text 13 Decrypting text 13 Using Auto Clipboard 13 03: Appendix Questions and Answers 14 Menu Shortcuts 15 End User License Agreement 16 1: Introducti on About TextCrypt TextCrypt Manual Page 5 of 19 What is TextCrypt? TextCrypt is a cross-platform tool that allows users to encrypt entered text using AES-128 encryption to protect their data. By simply entering a password and the text they desire to encrypt, TextCrypt will encrypt the text on the fly to protect it from prying eyes. TextCrypt supports other languages such as Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, etc. System Requirements TextCrypt is programmed to run on the following minimum specifications: • Mac OS X 10.4 or later • Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or later • X86-based Linux distributions with GTK+ 2.8 (or higher), glibc-2.4, CUPS (Common Unix Printing System), and libstdc++.so.6 Officially supported distributions: Ubuntu 6.10 or later, SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 8 and above, and Red Hat Enterprise L…

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Thank you for purchasing The Boom Box™. This guide will help you get started using the software. Inside The Box .......................................................................................................3 System Requirements .............................................................................................3 Installing The Software ............................................................................................4 Rediscover Your Music - Convert LPs and Tapes – CD Spin Doctor.................................5 Rediscover Your Music - Create Instant Playlists – MusicMagic Mixer .............................9 Go Beyond Music - Capture Audio – Audio Hijack ...................................................... 12 Go Beyond Music - Download Podcasts - iPodderX..................................................... 15 Go Beyond Music - Hear It – iSpeak It ..................................................................... 17 Recording Setup Addendum for CD Spin Doctor ........................................................ 19 Sonic, the Sonic logo, Sonic Solutions, Roxio, The Boom Box, Toast and CD Spin Doctor are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sonic Solutions or its subsidiaries in the United States and/or other countries. All other company or product names are trademarks of their respective owners and, in some cases, are used by Sonic Solutions under license. Page 2 Inside The Box The Boom Box contains five “best of class” Mac software applications to help you personalize and maximize your iPod experience. You can convert LPs and tapes, capture Internet audio streams and download podcasts, and create mixes and your own audiobooks. Rediscover Your Music Convert your LPs and tapes with CD Spin Doctor®. Import music from a turntable or cassette player, detect tracks automatically, reduce noise and enhance the sound quality with included filters, and send to your iTunes library. Your Personal DJ Pick any song, artist or album and create playlists to match your mood with MusicMagic™ Mixer. Automatically analyze the sound wave of tracks in your music library, and create instant original mixes from songs with similar acoustic personalities. Hear What You Want… When You Want Capture and save the audio from an application with Audio Hijack™. Save Internet music or radio shows to enjoy at any time, capture sound clips from your DVDs, and set timers to record even when you’re away from your computer. Your Own Personal Radio Station Download podcasts on thousands of topics and send to iTunes automatically with iPodderX™. Browse and search the largest directory of podcasts from around the world, and subscribe to your favorites for fresh, exciting content delivered daily. Don’t Read It… Hear It Turn any written document, e-mail or web page into a spoken audio file using iSpeak It. Create your own audio books or listen to the latest news …

The Cheat Tutorial Second Revision Written by Chaz McGarvey (12/21/04) If you're struggling with The Cheat, it may help you to run through this quick tutorial. I'll show you how to use The Cheat by actually using it on a simple game called Tux Racer. We're going to cheat Tux Racer into giving us a higher score. Now, normally I couldn't care less what score I got on Tux Racer, but for the sake of this tutorial, let's say that getting a high score is the most important thing in the world to me. Please keep in mind that The Cheat has the potential to do much more interesting things. If you want to follow along with the tutorial, you'll need to download Tux Racer [http://homepage.mac.com/matthewmajka/FileSharing.html]. It's free and quite fun. Now let's begin. First, launch The Cheat and the game you want to cheat. Then select the game you want to cheat from the list of programs on the cheat window, if it's not already selected. We're going to try to change the number of herring, because that will raise the score. The number of herring is a number value, and it's always a whole number. Because of this, it's most likely an integer. I don't know of any Tux Racer levels which let you get over 255 herring, so it very well could be a char integer, but most game developers still use long integers even though the value of that variable should never get to hold very big numbers. When in doubt, try long first. So, We're going to do a long integer search. This is the default search, but if it wasn't we would need to make the necessary adjustments to the popup menus on the cheat window. Then switch to your game and play it until you get to the part where you need to cheat. -1- Notice I raced until I got at least one herring. I could have paused the game right as it started, but then I would have zero herring. Searching for zero is always slower because much of an application's memory is set to zero when not used. It's always best to avoid searching for zero if you can. Tux Racer is now paused in the background. Pausing is not necessary for some games, but I don't want Tux to keep going down the hill while I'm cheating. Now enter the number 1 into the search field and press the search button. -2- Wow, there are a lot of results! If we chose the correct type of search and size of search value, the address of the number of herring should be in this list. We could change each one individually until we finally got the right one, but this is time consuming and dangerous because we would be changing memory without knowing what it is used for. This could result in the game crashing. The other alternative is to search again. Go to Tux Racer and race until you get another herring. You should now have two herring. Go back to The Cheat and enter the number 2 into the search field and press the search button. …