MacSSH Secure Shell Client If you're using Mac OS 7x/8x/9x, you can log into your IT Linux account by using a program called MacSSH. This program can also be used on Mac OS X, however you will be required to have Classic installed on it. Alternatively, if you're using Mac OS X, you can also use the built-in Terminal application. For more information on using Terminal, click here. To obtain MacSSH, you can download it here. You will be required to have StuffIt Expander. After you download the program, if it does not extract automatically, you may have to double click on the MacSSHPPC.sit icon. Once it finishes extracting, double click on the MacSSH PPC folder. Double click on the MacSSH PPC icon. To log into your Linux account: • Go to the File menu • Select Open Connection A connection window will open. In Host Name type in the server you wish to connect to (i.e. c1.ucalgary.ca, c2.ucalgary.ca, etc...) and press Connect. Note: For most people, any of our Linux servers may suit your needs. However if you require specific applications for research or data processing purposes, some servers may not have all the tools you need. For more information about this, visit Linux Programming Library page. If this is your first time logging into your account on your machine, you will be prompted: Host Key Unknown The key for this host has never been seen before. Are you sure you want to trust it? Host key fingerprint: (Some random string) You can just press Accept and Save. Next you will be prompted to enter your User Name and Password: Once you have successfully logged in and get your Linux prompt (e.g. bash-2.05b$), you are read to run many of the programs that have been installed on Linux. When you are finished using Linux, type logout at your Linux prompt to log out. To exit the MacSSH application, go to File and select Quit.

NEWS multimedia ^ "1 U Ml I Jw I I WM [ TL, | f ,w 1 , m 1 I Jfp 1 4 w m mmmmm Table of Contents The Making of Makers 2 System Requirements 4 Installation 5 Getting Started 7 Using Makers of the 20th Century 8 Control Panel 8 Help 8 Quit 8 Volume 9 Viewing Profiles 9 Moving between Chapters 10 Moving between Documents 10 Printing Articles 1 Exploring Makers of the 20th Century 12 Main Worlds Screen 12 Body World 13 Design World 15 Discovery World 16 Mind World 17 Power World 18 Senses World 21 Search 22 Random Search 23 Handy Hints 24 The Making of Makers If two unconnected people were to write down their idea of the 200 most significant people of the twentieth century, who would be sure to figure on both lists? Adolf Hitler? Marilyn Monroe? Albert Einstein? Anyone at all? We do not know, but we suspect that there would be very little overlap. Everybody has their own gallery of heroes and villains, and in any case, how do you begin to weigh the achievement of a surgeon against that of a philosopher? A mountaineer against a rock group? A poet against a president? There is, after all, no universal currency of greatness, no objective way to reduce the life’s work of extraordinary people to measurable units. This CD-ROM, Makers of the 20th Century, started life as a series in the Sunday Times Magazine of London. It consisted of a thousand short pieces, each one a life in a nutshell, by more than 400 writers. We have built on the magazine series and, using the whole armoury of multimedia, we have given an account of our busy century through the life stories of key individuals. So, as well as learning that Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, you can see him do it and read what the world thought of his incredi…

n52te™ Mac User Manual PM00173 F8GFPC200 Table of Contents Table of Contents sections 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Features 1 System Requirements 1 Package Contents 1 Getting Started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Driver Installation 2 Installation Verification 2 Configuring the n52te . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 The n52te Editor 3 n52te Editor Interface 4 Profiles 5 Single-Key Assignments 8 Multi-Key Assignments: Macros 10 Creating and Assigning Macros 11 Using the n52te . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Importing and Exporting Profiles 12 Device Pane 12 Help Pane 13 Using the n52te as a Default HID Device 14 Ergonomic Adjustments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 D-Pad Thumb-Stick 15 Palm Rest 15 Firmware Updates . . . . . . .…

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The Manhole CYAN Welcome to the world in and around The Manhole. Remember this is not a race, and you don't win or lose. The idea behind The Manhole is exploration. Take your time, look around, click on everything, and enjoy the journey. Every time you play, you'll probably find something new. To move around you simply click where you want to go. If your hand points to the left or right, clicking will turn you that direction. In some places you can look up or down as well. Sometimes clicking a second time on a creature or object produces a different response. Contents Macintosh Version • Installation ................................... pgs. 2 • Game Options ... ........................ .. pg . 2 • Troubleshooting ................ .. .. ...... pgs. 3-5 Windows MPC Version • Installation ................................... pgs. 6 • Game Options........................ pgs. 7 • Troubleshooting ...... ..... ............... pgs. 7-8 page 1 Macintosh Installation Macintosh Troubleshooting 1. Put The Manhole CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. If, while in The Manhole you are having some trouble, the points below 2. Double-click The Manhole CD-ROM icon to open a window howing the should resolve your problems. contents. 3. Double-click The Manhole Installer icon. PowerMacs 4. Once the installer has opened, click once on the Install button. 5. Quit The Manhole Installer after installation is complete. Set Modern Memory Manager 6. Double-click on The Manhole that is now on your hard drive. Running System 7.1.2 ... Turn off Modern Memory Manger using the Memory Control Panel. Game Options Running System 7.5 and up ... To protect against a wandering mouse (in the hands of a curious 4 year old), the Tum on Modern Memory Manager using the Memory Control Panel. Menu Bar is usually hidden. To make the Menu Bar visible, hold down the command (3€) key and press the Spacebar. Here's what' available on the PowerMacs and Non-PowerMacs Menu Bar: Adjusting Memory (RAM) File Menu - Quit The Manhole. If you have 8 Meg of RAM (on a PowerMac), or 5 Meg of RAM (on a non- PowerMac) you may not have enough memory to run The Manhole…