• Apple Media Tool Version 1.1 QUICK REFERENCE CARD Selection tool Selects or drags screens, objects, and media Creation tool Creates screens and objects Path Creation tool Creates paths between screens Path Deletion tool Deletes paths between screens Rectangle tool Creates rectangular hot regions Ellipse tool Creates elliptical hot regions Polygon tool Creates polygonal hot regions Freehand tool Creates freehand hot regions Magic Wand tool Creates hot regions of adjacent pixels of the same color Global Magic Wand tool -~.,<J Creates hot regions of all pixels of the same color Default Multi-Window Display with Menus tool ~ Displays all the windows on the desktop and the menu bar Single Window Display with Menus tool [E;i] Displays only the Apple Media Tool windows and the menu bar Full Screen Windows with no Menus tool (E] Displays only the Apple Media Tool windows ilJJJIJllli/ll!JMonltorSJ1J!ll#ll!JJI! • Click the monitor you want the Apple Media Tool to use for running a project in the prototype mode (using the Run command from the Screen menu). ,~. -~ ..... I I • .'fE.,r/Effl?l.'l_t-1..ee . .IJJII!.¥_,. 181 Rlweys ,nep to grtd • Click Always snap to grid to Curson ... • Click Always create thumbnail to force the screen icons to snap to I 181 ~ by@ =]PIHels ~ ~ Controller ... Rlw11y1 ereete thumbnell Quit • 6enerol . Editors . always create thumbnails of the an invisible grid in the Map Monllor . …

t. ® Apple Media Tool User, Welcome to version 1.2 of the Apple Media Tool! This release includes the following new features: • Macintosh runtimes are now native for both Power PC and 68K Macintosh computers. Although the user interface and documentation haven't changed, selecting the "Macintosh" option in the Apple Media Tool Runtime Maker will generate a runtime of your project that is native for both Macintosh processors. • Apple Media Tool now supports QuickTime and QuickTime for Windows TM 2.0. Both versions of QuickTime are included in this release. Based on user input, we have also changed the Apple Media Kit Licensing and Distribution Agreement. The new license allows enterprise customers to site license Apple Media Xit runtime code, Quicklime and QmckT1me for Wmdows for mternal use in conjunction with Apple Media Tool projects. This change will facilitate the use of Apple Media Tool for enterprise applications. Please look at the enclosed Apple Media Kit License package for details. We appreciate your business and thank you for your purchase of the Apple Media Tool. The Apple Media Kit Team 030-6970

Apple, SCSI Hard Disk = Update IMPORTANT: Read the preface to this Update before reading the accompanying manuals. Contents Preface How to Use This Update v Chapter 1 Your Hard Disk and Your Macintosh 1 Switching off your hard disk 2 Redesignating the startup device on your Macintosh SE or Macintosh II 3 Using your Hard Disk SC and an internal SCSI hard disk 4 Designating the startup device 4 Overriding your startup device 4 Connecting your Hard Disk SC 4 Reconnecting your hard disk 5 A troubleshooting note 6 Chapter 2 HD Backup 7 Approaches to backing up your hard disk 8 Backing up files 9 Global backup 10 Incremental backup 12 Copying large files 14 Restoring files 15 Restoring a single file 16 Restoring all files 18 When your restoration fails 19 Chapter 3 Your Hard Disk and Your Apple II 20 il Chapter 4 Connecting Your Hard Disk 22 Placing the terminators 23 When you use a cable extender 23 When you have an internal SCSI hard disk 23 When you have a non-Apple external SCSI device 24 Connecting the terminator to your Hard Disk SC 24 Appendix Hard Disk SC Specifications 26 Figures Chapter 2 HD Backup 6 Figure 2-1 The HD Backup dialog box 10 Figure 2-2 Backing upa single file 14 Figure 2-3 Restoring a single file 16 Chapter 4 Connecting your Hard Disk 21 Figure 4-1 Connecting a Hard Disk SC to a Macintosh or an Apple II 25 Preface How to Use This Update This update, which accompanies the Apple® Hard Disk 20SC, the Apple Hard Disk 40SC, and the Apple Hard Disk 80SC, adds and changes information in both the Hard Disk 20SC Owner’s Guide and the Apple SCSI Cable System manual, both of which you should also have. Together, these three guides explain how to connect, prepare, and use any external hard disk in the SC series with any Macintosh™ or Apple II computer with a Small Computer System Interface (SCSI, pronounced SCUH-zee) port. O Chapter 1 provides new information on how to prepare and use your Hard Disk SC with your Macintosh. QO Chapter 2 explains how to use HD Backup to copy the contents of your hard disk onto 3.5-inch disks, and how to restore, if necessary, the contents of your hard disk. HD Backup is included on the Hard Disk SC Installation disk. Q Chapter 3 provides new information on how to prepare and use your Hard Disk SC with your Apple II. Q Chapter 4 provides new information on how to use the Apple SCSI Cable System t…

APPLE SERVICE - DISPLAY ADJUSTMENT UTILITIES (CRT) ==================================================== A Macintosh Garden Exclusive! - Version 1.0 - December 29th, 2020 ==================================================== These utilities are designed to help you service and adjust your Apple CRT display. These utilities are compatible with all-in-one computers, like the iMac G3, and stand alone CRT displays. Please review the information below to determine which utility is right for your device. This collection contains the following display utilities. • AppleVision Recovery Utility 1.0f1 (from 1996) • Display Adjustment Utility 2.0 (from 1998) • Display Adjustment Utility 4.2 (from 2000) • Display Service Utility 4.2.1 (from 1998) • USB Display Service Utility 3.0 (from 2000) This collection also includes a Disk Utilities folder. It contains Disk Copy 6.3.3, Disk First Aid, Drive Setup 2.0.7, and SCSIProbe 4.3. This folder originated from the May 2002 MacTest Pro (G3) where most of these utilities were sourced from. COMPATIBILITY INFORMATION ========================== Here are some brief details about these utilities and which monitors and displays they are compatible with. This information was taken directly from the Read Me files. It is strongly suggested that you refer to these individual Read Me files for additional information and requirements. AppleVision Recovery Utility 1.0f1 ====================== Some AppleVision 1710 and 1710AV monitors display a black screen immediately after doing a color calibration. This software is designed to correct this problem. The Read Me file has a date of December 1996. Display Compatibility: • AppleVision 1710 • AppleVision 1710AV Notes: Use these disk images to startup your Macintosh with the AppleVision Recovery Utility software. Display Adjustment Utility 2.0 ====================== This utility lets you adjust the geometry, color, contrast, sub-contrast, brightness, sub- brightness, resolution, and display test patterns on your Apple display. The Read Me file has a date of November 1998. Requirements: • Mac OS 8.1 or greater • QuickTime and QuickTime PowerPlug must be installed and enabled. Computer Compatibility: • Power Macintosh G3 All-in-one • iMac G3 (Tray-Loading) Display Adjustment Utility 4.2 ====================== This utility lets you adjust the geometry, color, contrast, sub-contrast, brightness, sub- brightness, resolution, and display test patterns on your Apple display. The Read Me file has a date of December 2000. Computer Compatibility: • Power Macintosh G3 All-in-one • iMac G3 (Tray-Loading) • iMac G3 (Slot-Loading CD or DVD) Requirements: • QuickTime and QuickTime PowerPlug must be installed and enabled. • A jumper cable must be installed for iMac G3 (Slot-Loading CD or DVD) models in order for this software to function. These steps are detailed in the iMac G3 Slot-Loading Service Manual. The software will not fun…

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•• AppleUniversity System Requirements The topics covered in the Seminar are: To use the Managers & Interviewing Desktop Seminar • Getting the Right Start CD-ROM, we recommend the following equipment and • Asking the Right Questions system software: • Choosing the Right Person • A Macintosh with a 68040 or PowerPC processor • Avoiding Trouble Spots (Quadra, Power Macintosh, or some Performa computers) • System 7.1 or later and QuickTime 2.0 or later Setting up • 8 MB RAM with at least 5 MB of free RAM Before you begin to use the Seminar, follow these steps: • 5 MB of free hard disk space 1. Insert the Managers & Interviewing CD into your • A double-speed CD-ROM drive (such as the CD-ROM drive. AppleCD 300) 2. Double-click the Installer icon, which will check to see • 14" color screen (640 x 480 resolution) or larger that the proper version of QuickTime is installed in your system and will copy the files needed to run the Seminar About Managers & Interviewing to your hard disk. Follow the steps indicated. The Managers & Interviewing Desktop Seminar CD-ROM provides assistance in conducting successful interviews. Getting started Information is presented through the use of narrated text, demonstrations, and video comments from real Apple To start the Managers & Interviewing Desktop Seminar: managers. The CD also includes reference materials and a 1. Make sure the Managers & Interviewing CD is in the feature to generate an AppleLink memo to the HR Helpline. CD-ROM drive. 2 2. Double-dick the Managers & Interviewing icon on your 2. If you want to review a specific portion of a topic, you hard disk. can go directly to that topic from the Topic Menu. To do 3. In the registration dialog box that appears the first time this, click the arrow to the right of the main topic's you use the Seminar, enter the requested information. 4. Click anywhere on the opening screen to move to the l j name. A list of subtopics for that topic…