WILLIAMS-SONOMA GUIDE TO G O O D C O O K I N G™ User’s Guide (Macintosh OEM) Ac kno wledgments WILLIAMS-SONOMA GUIDE TO Voice Casting: GOOD COOKING Jenean Pearce Video: Published by Brøderbund Software, Inc. Scott Aronian Graphics: Harlen Mallis in association with Weldon Owen, Inc. Quality Assurance: Barry Burris (QA Lead Tech.), Juan Manuel Torres (Head QA Tester), Jeffrey Blain, Patrick Carkin, Margaret Coholan, Andrew Garske, John Hamele, and Williams-Sonoma, Inc. Joe Lawrence, Mario Magliocco, Ken Piper, Kirk Roulston, Anne Sete, Michael Shea, Mike Sobieski, John Spitta, Julie Thiel, Jeff Zemrak © Copyright 1996 Brøderbund Software, Marketing and PR: Inc. and Weldon Owen, Inc. All rights Karen Omholt (Marketing Manager), reserved. Molly Baumhoff, Michael Dooley, Ellen Jacobson, Michael Salvadore, Martha White Brøderbund Software Package and Manual Design: Product Management: Nancy Bulette, Jennifer Cherk, David Axil Comras, Feyna Oman Kessler, Nicole Martino, Jim Moon Designs, Judy Ringseis, Ronni Valenti Programming: Greg Beddow, Kevin Moore (Lead Proofreaders: Programmers), Don Dusich, Lance Leah Antignas, Patrick Foster, Anne Sete, Wilson, Lisa Wu John Spitta, Juan Manuel Torres, Berry Walters Programming Director: Lori Carson Special thanks: John Baker, Doug Carlston, Common Additional Programming: Ground Software, Datastream, Bob Esteban Ahn, Glenn Axworthy, Carey Gotsch, Keith Jordan, The Magic Shop, Clutts, Mike Foulger, Bob Gulia…

Wordsearch Studio 3.0 by Jim Wrenholt, Dave Larson & Kent Porter Documentation by Eldonna Rayburn, Kent Porter & Julie Ray On-line Documentation by Julie Ray Quality Assurance by Jim Kenney & Marty Rabens © 1999 Nordic Software, Inc. All rights reserved. Wordsearch Studio allows you to create your own hidden-word puzzles, instantly. Type in or import a list of words. Wordsearch Studio hides them in the directions you choose, in a maze of ran- dom alphabetic characters. You can solve the puzzle on the screen, or print it out and use a pencil and paper. The answer key can also be printed. Embellish your creation with color graphics for on-screen solv- ing. Add your own sounds to be played when a word is found and when the puzzle is solved. Vary the size and layout of the puzzle. Export your puzzle from Wordsearch Studio into a page layout program for publication! Wordsearch Studio will work with page layout programs that can import a PICT file (MACINTOSH) or .BMP file (WINDOWS). Wordsearch Studio 1 Contents About this Document 2 Installing Wordsearch Studio 3 Getting Started 5 Creating a New Puzzle 7 Puzzle Layout Options 8 Adding a Picture 12 Adding Sound 13 Copying the Puzzle Frame 14 Printing and Exporting Puzzles 15 Print Layout Options 17 Keyboard Shortcuts 19 Menu Summary 20 About this Document This guide will help you use Wordsearch Studio for Macintosh and Windows. We assume that you are familiar with the Macintosh® and/or Microsoft® Windows™. You will need to use your mouse to “point,” “click” and “drag” items when instructed. If you are unfamiliar with these terms, please spend some time with your computer manual before going on. Below are the requirements. M A C I N T O S H W I N D O W S C D - R O M Color Macintosh Hard Drive Mac or MPC System 7.0 or greater Windows 95 or greater CD-ROM 1 MB RAM 4MB RAM • SVGA • Mouse Drive …

WWIV Mac BBS 3.0 ReadMe file - T R Teague - 29 April 1988 ========================================================= This file is a plain text file briefly describing WWIV Mac BBS 3.0, such that you can decide whether you wish to spend time downloading the rest of this package for use. * WWIV Mac BBS 3.0 is a bulletin board system (BBS) for the Apple Macintosh line of computers. It is based on a system developed for the IBM PC (Copyright (c) 1986 Wayne Bell). * It supports 300/1200/2400 baud, D.C. Hayes 100% compatible modems and higher speed modems at 9600 and 19,200 baud (and other rates can be supported) - the U.S. Robotics Courier HST 9600 baud modem (which is Hayes compatible except at 9600 baud), and the Telebit Traliblazer 19200 baud modem (which is Hayes compatible except at 9600, 19200 baud) are examples of these high speed modems (there are no standards currently set for 9600 and 19200 baud modems - one manufacturer's modem may not be compatible with another at these higher speeds). Note the old Apple 1200 modem is not Hayes compatible. * It requires a minimum of 512K of RAM memory to operate (it runs on all members of the Macintosh family), and a hard disk is recommended. It is compatible with Switcher, MultiFinder, AppleShare, RAMDisks etc. * The software is sold on a Shareware basis, and you are requested to send the author a donation of $30 or more to the address below, if you decide to use the program. * The software may be freely distributed as long as the software is distributed complete and unmodified, and no fee is charged for distribution, other than any normal fee necessary for on-line charges, or duplication of diskettes. Since the complete package is quite large, should you wish, you may send a diskette to the address below rather than spending time and money downloading the rest of the software. * This is a enhanced version - it fixes some bugs and adds major enhancements, as detailed below. * The software is distributed as Stuffit files, whose contents are, and should remain so, as follows : WWIV Mac BBS 3.0 Readme - this file, separate (17 Kb) Stuffit 1.40b (95 Kb) and documentation (63 Kb) - a utility for compressing and archiving files for distribution - copyrighted by, and used with permission of Raymond Lau. WWIV 3.0-1 OF 4.SIT - Part 1 of 4 of the WWIV Mac BBS 3.0 (300 Kb) + Init - the BBS initialization program + .MSG files (5) - BBS Support files + BBSDump - BBS utility program for analysing contents of BBS files + BBSUpdate - BBS utility program for updating older versions to 3.0 + FixDLoads - BBS utility program for "lazy" Sysop's to maintain file sections + MoveSections - BBS utility program for re-arranging the BBS configuration + RRHostConvert - BBS utility program for converting Red Ryder Host to WWIV Mac BBS + Sample - sample external application (quote of the day) + SavePaths - resource file for customizing the BBS configuration + Custom Me…

WWW SITES ©1995-1996 Steve Gandy WWW Sites is shareware. Perhaps Internet surfers more experienced than I can remember all of those weird addresses. I can't. I also got tired of keeping track of all the little scraps of paper where I had them written down. So, WWW Sites was born. WWW Sites is a small HyperCard stack which holds the World Wide Web addresses you want to keep. It allows for saving, sorting, printing and one click copying of the URL's (UnRememberable Locations). There is also room for notes. I keep it running in the corner of my screen so I can jump to it when I want one of the addresses stored there. It can also create an HTML file with all of your URL's ready for clicking. WWW Sites requires HyperCard or HyperCard Player 2.x. WWW Sites is protected. If you use it more than 10 times without registering, you lose access to your data. The cost is only $5.00. I will send you the "key" to protecting your data when I receive your registration. Send your $5.00 and/or questions and comments to: Steve Gandy 12635 Flagg Dr. Lafayette, CO 80026 sgandy@aol.com Look for my other shareware at: http://users.aol.com/sgandy/index.html or on America Online, do a filesearch for "sgandy". DIRECTIONS: BUTTONS: There are 10 buttons on the WWW Sites screen. Clicking on the buttons which say "Site:", "Address:", or "Notes:" will select the text in the appropriate field for revisions. The "New" button creates a new record card. The button that looks like a printer will print a report with the information from all of the record cards. The button that looks like a magnifying glass brings up a "find" dialog box. You enter the text you want WWW Sites to find. The "-C " button performs the same function as selecting the address and pressing command-C to copy the address to the clipboard. Just one click! Go back to your web browser and press command-V for paste. -1- The "-V " button performs the same function as pressing command-V to paste an address from the clipboard to the address field. Just one click! The "Sort" button arranges the record cards into alphabetical order. This makes sense before printing the report. Or, don't sort and the newest entries will be at the top. The "Delete This Record" button will destroy the current record card only. The "Create URL Site" button will use Simpletext to create an HTML file that you can open with your web browser. All of the addresses you have entered into WWW Sites will be listed as links. The AOL browser can't currently open a local file. The arrow buttons take you one card further or back in the database. WWW Sites © Steve Gandy 1995-1997 HyperCard belongs to someone else. -2-

Willy Wabbit & His Magical Books SoftKey International Inc. Willy Wabbit - 1 Willy Wabbit & His Magical Books Welcome to Willy Wabbit & His Magical Books. This CD-ROM provides a fun and entertaining animated story of a rabbit who lives in his magical wabbit land. Willy Wabbit travels to places and learns things through his magical books. System Requirements Windows IBM PC or compatible, 486 and above. Minimum 4MB RAM, 8MB preferred. MPC compatible sound card. CD-ROM drive (double speed recommended). SVGA Monitor recommended (256 colors). Windows 3.1 or above. Mouse required. Macintosh Any color Macintosh running System 7.0 or above, and minimum 4MB RAM, 8MB preferred. Internal or external CD-ROM drive. Application requires minimum 2560KB of memory. Starting up with Windows 1. Remove any unnecessary device drivers & TSR in the autoexec.bat and config.sys 2. Setup your Windows to run in 640x480 screen resolution with 256 colors. 3. Setup your sound card device drivers for your Windows. Refer to your sound card installation manual. 4. Make sure your CD-ROM drive is on and the Microsoft Extensions for CD-ROM are properly installed. See your CD-ROM drive manual for instructions. 5. Place Willy Wabbit & His Magical Books CD-ROM disc into your CD-ROM drive. 6. From the Program Manager, create a new icon for Willy Wabbit by choosing the “New” option under “File” menu and select Program item. Willy Wabbit - 2 Type the following for the Program Item Properties: Description: Willy Wabbit (click me) Command Line: x:\WILLY.EXE Working Directory: x:\ (where “x” is the CD-ROM drive designation e.g., “D” drive) 7. Click on the “Change Icon...” button to create the Willy Wabbit icon. Type the following for the File Name. File Name: x:\WILLY.ICO Click on OK twice to close the dialog boxes. 8. A new icon will appear in your program manager folder. Double-click on that icon to begin playing. Alternatively, you can also run the program from the File Manager by double-clicking on the WILLY.EXE file on the CD-ROM.. Starting up with Macintosh To optimize the use of the CD-ROM, turn off your virtual memory capabilities. We also suggest that you close other windows and file sharing. You can quit the program anytime by pressing Command-Q. Insert this CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. Double click on the Willy Wabbit icon and a folder will appear with the words “Willy Wabbit (click me).” Double click on this again to activate the software from the CD-ROM. You can also drag the folder to the desktop to activate the software from the desktop. Interactivity Be sure to click on as many objects as there are on the screen. For example, can you find a lizard in Willy Wabbit's tree-house? Or a rhino in the Zoo scene? Where are the hermit crabs i…

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Warcraft II ® Battle.net™ Edition 1 Copyright© 1996 par Blizzard Entertainment Ce programme et son manuel sont protégés. Tous droits réservés. Ils ne peuvent, en partie ou en totalité, être copiés, photocopiés, reproduits, dupliqués, traduits ou convertis sous un outil électronique ou une forme lisible par une machine quelle qu’elle soit sans l’accord préalable écrit de Blizzard Entertainment. L’utilisateur de ce produit peut en jouir pour son usage personnel mais n’est pas autorisé à vendre des reproductions du manuel ou du programme à une tierce personne en aucune façon, ni de louer sans la permission de Blizzard Entertainment. Les marques Battle.net et Blizzard Entertainment et Warcraft sont déposées par Davidson and Associates, Inc à l’Office américain des marques et des brevets . Toutes les autres marques ou brevets appartiennent à leurs propriétaires respectifs. Ce programme utilise la Technologie vidéo Bink. Copyright © 1997-1999 par RAD Game Tools, Inc. Ce programme utilise la Technologie vidéo Smacker, Copyright© 1994 par Invisible Inc.d.b.a Rad Software, Portions © Copyright 1993-1995, SciTech Software Ce programme contient des programmes issus de logiciels de Metagraphics Software Corporation. Copyright© 1986-1989 Metagraphics Software Corporation, Scotts Valley, CA 95066. www.blizzard.com HAVAS INTERACTIVE EUROPE Parc Tertiaire de Meudon 9-11 rue Jeanne Braconnier 92366 MEUDON LA FORET CEDEX 2 TABLE DES MATIÈRES Avant de jouer ............................................................................................................................... 4 Configuration minimale pour PC ................................................................................................... 4 Configuration minimale pour Mac ................................................................................................. 4 Dépannage .................................................................................................................................... 5 Support technique ......................................................................................................................... 5 Tutoriel ......................................................................................................................................... 6 Parties à plusieurs joueurs ........................................................................................................... 17 Options & Préférences ................................................................................................................... 21 L'éditeur de carte et de son .......................................................................................................... 24 Les pers…

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