iMate iMate makes the right connections The iMate USB to ADB adapter is the perfect compan- ion for your new iMac computer. Designed from the ground up with the iMac in mind it features cool translucent plastic and an LED that flashes when in use! The iMate allows users to connect any ADB peripheral to iMacs, Macs equipped with USB ports, and PCs with USB ports. The iMate allows you to continue to use your favorite mice, keyboards, trackballs, trackpads, hardware dongles and other ADB peripherals. The iMate not only preserves your investment in ADB but also provides the ultimate in cross platform compatibility. You can use any ADB interface device with a USB equipped PC running Windows 98. The iMate is not only useful and universal, it is remarkably inexpensive. At a suggested retail price of $39. The iMate is indeed the ultimate computer compatibility device. Griffin Technology Data Sheet iMate Device Compatibility • ADB Keyboards • ADB Dongles • ADB Mice • All dongles that have been tested work. No • ADB Trackballs known incompatibilities. • ADB Trackpads • ADB Joysticks • ADB Drawing Tablets • Special Devices • The Pablo tablet is not currently compatible. All All tested specialized devices such as the others work. The Wacom models (Intuos and ArtZ) YoYO caller iD device and ADB modems may not perform as well as expected until a future work, including Intellekeys, Alphasmart version of the Apple USB manager and iMate keyboards and Don Johnston products.. become available. • ADB Bar Code readers All those tested work. There have been unconfirmed reports of some compatibility issues on some obscure models. iMate …

iPiece 1.2 Thank you for trying iPiece by Old Jewel Software. iPiece will show a magnifier window right next to your cursor. Whenever you want to see things closer, double- click the eyeglasses icon in the menu bar and iPiece’s magnifier will appear. When you’re done with the magnifier, double-click the icon again and it will disappear until you want it back. System Requirements: iPiece requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later to run. It should work on any Macintosh that will support Mac OS X 10.4; however, iPiece makes use of OpenGL, so a Macintosh with a graphics card capable of supporting Quartz Extreme will be able to use iPiece much more ef- fectively. Installing iPiece: To install iPiece: • Mount the disk image labeled "iPiece". • In the disk window that appears, drag the icon labeled "iPiece" to the icon labeled “Applications” and let go. • If you want, you can move iPiece to any other folder on your hard drive. It will work from anywhere. • Eject the disk image labeled “iPiece”. Uninstalling iPiece: To uninstall iPiece: • Click the iPiece icon in the menu bar to show the settings win- dow if it’s not yet visible. • Click the button labeled “Quit” to quit iPiece. • Drag the iPiece icon to the trash. Starting iPiece: To run iPiece, simply double-click its icon in the Applica- tions folder. An icon of a pair of eyeglasses will appear immediately in the menu bar. This icon is how you will control iPiece. Turning On Magnification: To turn on the magnifier window: • Start iPiece if it hasn’t started already. • Double-click the iPiece icon in the menu bar. iPiece’s magnification window will appear. Whatever is directly under the mouse will appear magnified in a win- dow nearby. As you move the mouse around, the magni- fier will follow the mouse, so whatever is under the mouse is always magnified right beside it. Turning Off Magnification: When you’re done using the magnifier, it’s very simple to turn it off until you need it again. To turn off the magnifier: • Double-click the iPiece icon in the menu bar. The magnifier will disappear. The next time you want to use it, just double-click the iPiece icon in the menu bar again. Using the Hot Keys: If you prefer to use your keyboard to control iPiece, then you can ignore the icon in the menubar and instead use globally defined hot keys. By default, you can toggle iPiece on and off using the hot key shift-control-Z. To turn on the magnifier using the keyboard: • Hold down the control and shift keys while pressing the Z key. The magnifier will appear beside the cursor. To turn the magnifier back off using the keyboard: • Hold down the control …

Scrobbler FAQ Why does iScrobbler use so much memory? First off, the only memory number that can even get close to the actual memory used by iScrobbler is "Private Memory Size" (RPRVT), any other stat includes virtual memory (not actually backed by allocated physical memory) and/or shared library memory (not directly used by iScrobbler). See the Memory FAQ in the next post for more info. Having said that... For version 2.0 and later, large memory use will likely be do to the Local Charts data. It's the price paid for all the fancy stats the data can give you. As an upper limit, iScrobbler will use half the private memory used by iTunes. That should be a rare case though. The only way to reduce memory use is to disable the data collection using a hidden pref. In addition, iScrobbler 2 comes in a 64bit Intel flavor for Leopard and Core 2 users. This is the default binary for those systems and should run faster than the 32bit binary. However, it will also use 20%-30% more memory than the 32bit binary of iScrobbler. *************** 64-bit Note: It is completely normal for a 64bit app to have a 3+GB VM size. Again, the VM stat means next to nothing. *************** For version 1.5.x and earlier large memory use is usually because of the Album artwork cache. You can override the default cache limit using a hidden pref, or turn off the cache in the preferences. All versions of iScrobbler have been tested with a memory leak detector and there are no known memory leaks. Why does iScrobbler use so much CPU time? Again, this is the 2.0 and later Local Charts data gathering. The initial iTunes library import can use 80-90% of one CPU (or core) for many hours. After that, there will be spikes in CPU usage as songs are played or when chart maintenance is performed (every night at midnight, and every Sunday at noon GMT). Note: Leopard is about twice as fast as Tiger when operating on the chart data and the 64bit iScrobbler is even faster. What do the various menu colors represent? Orange = OS X thinks your local network connection is not available. All tracks will be queued and no submission will be attempted until OS X recognizes a valid network connection. Green = iScrobbler is attempting to submit one or more tracks. Red = The submission attempt failed. All tracks will be queued. Further attempts will be made until the submission is successful. Black = No submission has been made, or the last submission attempt succeeded. For Orange and Red colors, you can hover your mouse over the menu and a tool tip will appear with a more detailed explanation of the problem. Alternatively, you can open the Statistics window for the same information. Menu Note glyphs: Barred eighth notes: Tracks will be submitted. Sharp note (or number symbol): Tracks will not be submitted. Why doesn't the menu work? If the menu won't open when you click on the notes, the problem is you have Hide checked for the iScrobbler Login Item. If the menu opens when you click on th…

Copyright 2007 Boinx Software Mac and the Mac logo are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Apple and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries, used with permission. System Requirements: PowerPC or Intel Mac with Mac OS X 10.4 or higher; Supported Video camera; Webcam, i.e. iSight (internal or external) or Digital Still Camera. 10/2007 2 CONTENTS WHAT IS iStopMotion?................................................................. 5 What is Stop Motion Animation? .................................................. 5 WHAT IS NEW IN iStopMotion 2?................................................. 5 INSTALLING YOUR LICENSE ........................................................ 6 THE USER INTERFACE.................................................................. 7 The document window ................................................................. 7 Sidebar....................................................................................... 8 Recording...........................................................................................8 View...................................................................................................9 Compositing.....................................................................................11 Timeline.................................................................................... 12 Tool bar: ................................................................................... 13 YOUR FIRST ANIMATION .......................................................... 13 TIMELAPSE RECORDING ........................................................... 16 REFERENCE .............................................................................. 18 Menu........................................................................................ 18 iStopMotion ......................................................................................18 File ..................................................................................................19 Edit ..................................................................................................20 Source .............................................................................................20 Movie...............................................................................................21 View.................................................................................................21 Preferences ............................................................................... 21 General ...........................................................................................21 Movie Presets..................................................…

2022/10/01, 02:56 The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20080513235656/http://www.hillmanminx.net/iswipe… iSwipe 1.6 Quick description iSwipe searches AND downloads from the Web, and the FTP, Hotline, Carracho(*), OpenNapster, Gnutella, eDonkey, FastTrack (Kazaa/Grokster), BitTorrent and Ares networks. It includes a download manager, featuring retries and resumable downloads. It also features AutoSearch , which maintains a list of those elusive files that you want and can never find online, doggedly retries them everytime you use iSwipe until they are complete. Important Notice HillmanMinx Software does not condone or encourage any form of copyright infringement. iSwipe simply endeavours to search and download files from the internet, many of which are copyright free and legally downloadable . We do not maintain any lists of files, or store any content on our servers, create or maintain any file sharing networks. iSwipe simply connects to and downloads from whatever networks are available. If you inadvertenty download copyrighted files to which you suspect you are not entitled, you must delete them immediately. You https://web.archive.org/web/20080513235656/http://www.hillmanminx.net/iswipe/manual.html Page 1 of 17 2022/10/01, 02:56 must not make copyrighted data available for upload. Introduction There are literally billions of files available for download on the 'internet'. However, most are not on the 'web', as such, but on various kinds of other networks. Some networks are server based like Hotline and Carracho, some are distributed, like Gnutella, and some are hybrids like OpenNapster and FastTrack. Let iSwipe do the hard work and search and download from all of them (even at the same time)! Hotline has millions of files online at any given time. iSwipe allows you to search and download from Hotline servers, and will keep retrying servers that are down until the file is retrieved. Large file transfers which are interrupted, are automatically resumed (even days after). The Carracho network is not as big as Hotline, but still has many files available. Whilst the original Napster service has been defunct for some time, some OpenNapster servers often have several million files online at any given time. iSwipe logs onto the as many OpenNapster networks as possible and regularly gives access to over 20 million files. The first true peer-to-peer network, Gnutella Gnutella, has matured over the past few years, and each sub-network often has over a million files online. iSwipe searches seve…

iText Manual iText follows iMac's concept... Yes, it's Yummy too !! The Comfortable Text Editor for Mac & PC iText 3.1.7E Welcome to 'iText' ! Pleased to meet you !! Please allow me to describe it to you, but first please accept my apologies for deficiencies in my English which is far from perfect. I hope this will cause you laughter and not anger... 'iText' is what your Mac's been waiting for !! Our family of three programs is extremely popular in Japan. iText is a cute little text editor with a colorful-design matching the iMac. It is free too !! iTextPro is a delightful word processor, just right for most of your work. Also, iText can be upgraded iTextPro by purchasing a key. Finally, there is LightWayText a word processor with features for experts, which can be used by beginners also. LightWayText is Shareware. All three programs are completely compatible with each other. There are also 'LightWayText French for Mac', 'LightWayText Italian for Mac', and 'LightWayText for Windows', 'iText for Windows' which are completely compatible with the Mac versions. We have pleasure in releasing iText E, and hope many of you will try it !! Please try iText out once and you will find it just what you want. We look forward to working with you !! Thanks for your kindness. - Yumiko Itoh (author of this manual) 1. About iText iText is a cute text editor with simple word processing, fitting the charming iMac's colorful- design. It has stability and lots of nice features selected from LightWayText. iText will definitely let you recall 'the Macintosh mind of the early days' - The original Mac's concept. iText will soon become your good friend, because it is especially easy to use ! (1) iText Manual Editing operations are intuitive. There are many ways to change the appearance of your document; besides styles, there are decoration lines, the ability to change all paragraph indents or margins, and to paste in PICT images. Also, you can work with big text documents of even more than 32 kbytes at very high speed. iText 3.1.1 onwards also supports importing and exporting Rich Text Format files (RTF). iText-X fully complies with Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard). You will find that iText is widely used, from programming to the writing of various documents, in any language not only English and Japanese. Please use iText freely !! - iText is aiming to be the No1-freeware program, loved around the …

MANUAL Thank you for purchasing the iTrip, the only wireless FM transmitter made specifically for the iPod. Now you can play your music in your car or anywhere there's an FM radio. We'll have you up and running in three easy steps. iTRIP QUICK START (Mac) 1 Insert the included iTrip CD-Rom into your Mac. Launch and run the iTrip Installer. All necessary files are now installed into iTunes. 2 Connect and sync your iPod with iTunes. This will transfer the newly created iTrip Stations playlist and files into your iPod. 3 Properly disconnect the FireWire cable and firmly attach the iTrip into the headphone jack of the iPod. Playing music through the iTrip automatically turns the iTrip on. The LED will blink as it's powering up. The iTrip is preset to 87.9 on your FM radio. To select your own station, follow the instructions that continue inside this booklet. iTRIP QUICK START (PC) 1 Insert the included iTrip CD-Rom into your PC. The iTrip Installer should begin automatically. If this does not happen, simply run the Setup.EXE file located on the iTrip CD-Rom. This will install all necessary files into MusicMatch or iTunes. 2 Connect and sync your iPod with MusicMatch or iTunes. This will transfer the newly created iTrip Stations playlist and files into your iPod. 3 Properly disconnect the FireWire cable and firmly attach the iTrip into the headphone jack of the iPod. Playing music through the iTrip automatically turns the iTrip on. The LED will blink as it's powering up. The iTrip is preset to 87.9 on your FM radio. To select your own station, follow the instructions that continue inside this booklet. The iTrip can broadcast to any spot on your PLAY/PAUSE ( ) button FM radio. Scan the FM stations to find an empty frequency. Then follow these simple steps to set your iTrip to broadcast to that selected frequency. CHOOSING A NEW BROADCAST FREQUENCY 1 Navigate to the iTrip Stations playlist installed on your iPod. 2 Highlight the chosen frequency and click the PLAY/PAUSE ( ) button. 3 When the LED begins to rapidly blink, click the PLAY/PAUSE ( ) button once again. The LED light will pulse three times slowly to confirm the iTrip has changed its frequency successfully. NOTES & TIPS: The volume of your iPod needs to be between 40% - 80% for the iTrip frequency change to work correctly. Check and adjust this first before attempting a change. You can change frequencies as many times as you want. You may also discard any iTrip stations you currently don't need. The whole collection will always be available on the iTrip CD-Rom and online. TURNING THE LED ‘OFF’ OR ‘ON’ To turn the status LED on the front of the iTrip OFF, navigate to the bottom of the iTrip Stations playlist and select “LED off”. Then follow these two simple steps. 1 Click the PLAY/PAUSE ( ) button on your iPod. 2 When the LED begins to rapidly blink, click the PLAY/PAUSE ( ) button again. The LED will pul…

iTunes 2 FAQ Overview Q. What are the benefits of digitizing and organizing my music collection on my computer? A. Just as the popularity of compact disc technology revolutionized the way that songs were stored and enjoyed through the ’80s and ’90s, the personal computer is fast becoming a favorite new choice for collecting and experiencing music today. Building a personal digital music library on your computer allows you to store hundreds of CDs in one convenient place, using a high-quality and efficient compression format called MP3. An application like iTunes gives you instant access to all your music, so you don’t have to search through stacks of CDs to find a specific song. And unlike CDs, which store only a song’s track number, MP3s generated by iTunes automatically contain detailed information, including the song name, artist, album, genre, year recorded, and more. Music stored on your computer’s hard drive provides a level of flexibility that has never before existed. In a few seconds, you can easily create playlists of your favorite music in the order that you want to hear it, allowing you to mix and match songs from different artists and albums. Playlists can be saved, rearranged, and revisited as often as you like, and can be transferred to a portable MP3 player or burned on a CD for tunes to go. Q. How do I “rip” music from my CDs onto my hard drive? A. Music on audio CDs is stored in an uncompressed digital format that retains full recording quality. Using iTunes, you can convert, or “rip,” tracks into the MP3 format, which compresses the size of the file for more efficient storage. To rip files in iTunes, simply insert a music CD into your CD drive and iTunes automatically looks up the album on an Internet database to retrieve artist, album, and track information. The songs will appear in your iTunes window, and you can select which ones you want to convert to MP3 and click Import. iTunes encodes those tracks into MP3 format and automatically adds them to your music library.1 Q. What is MP3? A. MP3 is short for Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer 3. It is the best-known of the digital audio formats and has been adopted by Internet users as the de facto standard for compressed music. The files can be compressed at different rates, but the less they are compressed, the better they sound. The default compression setting for iTunes is 160 kilobits per second (Kbps), which yields extremely high-fidelity music but is still compact enough to fit many songs onto most portable…

iTunes 2 Digital music for your Mac. Features Apple stormed into the digital music revolution with the introduction of iTunes. Its refreshingly simple interface took the confusion out of creating and managing your digital music collection. Industry-leading ease of use • Digitize and manage your music without iTunes provided an easier way to convert music from CDs. It allowed you to search and browse complications using the simple iTunes interface1 your entire music library, download songs to MP3 players, and even burn your own custom CDs.1 • Pinpoint the song you want in seconds with the powerful real-time search engine Now this breakthrough application is even better. We kept all the easy-to-use features that • Browse your entire music library by artist, album, or genre made iTunes so popular. Then we improved on it with powerful new capabilities that enhance • Drag and drop tracks to create playlists of your your listening experience while giving you more portability options, including support for the favorite mixes amazing new Apple iPod. • Burn CDs with one click and get perfect results every time iTunes 2 makes creating and managing your digital music library a breeze. Simply insert a Powerful digital music capabilities music CD and iTunes automatically checks the comprehensive CDDB (Gracenote) database • Unlimited conversion of CD music into highest- on the Internet to identify the artist, album, and song titles.2 iTunes then imports your music quality MP3 files • Automatic lookup of album, artist, and song titles as high-quality MP3 files and stores them in an easy-to-search library. Once your MP3 files are on the Internet 2 collected on your Mac, you can drag and drop songs from your library to create your own • Visualizer for onscreen graphics that transform and custom playlists and enjoy your favorite tunes in any order you like. Finding a particular song pulse to the beat of your music is a snap. Just enter the first few letters of any song title, album title, or artist’s name, and a • Radio tuner for streaming audio access to hundreds of diverse Internet radio stations sophisticated real-time search engine instantly narrows the search parameters as you type, • Unlimited audio CD and MP3 CD burning capabilities locating the song you want in a flash. with support for dozens of third-party CD-RW drives …