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DAVE 2.0 Beta Manual Contents Introduction............................................................................Chapter 1 Installation..............................................................................Chapter 2 NetBIOS.................................................................................Chapter 3 DAVE ACCESS ......................................................................Chapter 4 DAVE Client ..........................................................................Chapter 5 DAVE Server .........................................................................Chapter 6 DAVE Print Client ..................................................................Chapter 7 Technical Information..............................................................Chapter 8 Troubleshooting ......................................................................Chapter 9 Appendixes A - Software License Agreement B - Support - Maintenance C - Glossary D - Host Configurations E - Dial Up Configurations F - Additional Software 2 Chapter 1 Introduction How to Use This Manual This manual is organized into sections that give users increasingly more detail. Users may only need to read Chapter 2 on Installation and the Quick Start section in the User’s Guide to begin using DAVE. Although DAVE is very intuitive, additional information is provided in the User’s Guide to explain all the product’s features. Systems Administrators can find detailed technical information in the Technical Information Guide and in the NetBIOS Control Panel guide. In addition, the Troubleshooting Guide gives a step-by-step method for diagnosing problems. If you find a term or acronym that you are not familiar with, refer to the Glossary. What DAVE Does DAVE is software that enables Macintosh users to participate in Microsoft networks with file and print services. DAVE is installed directly on the Macintosh computer and provides Macintosh users with the ability to mount shared directories on Windows NT (Server and Workstation), Windows 95, Windows for Workgroups and now other Macintosh computers. DAVE also provides Windows users the ability to use Macintosh file and printer resources. DAVE performs all communications using the industry standard protocol TCP/IP with a NetBIOS driver that is fully RFC 1001/1002 compliant and supports Windows Internet Name Server (WINS). All services are implemented using the Common Internet File System (CIFS protocol). CIFS is an enhanced extension of the desktop cross-platform protocol for distributed file sharing called Server Message Block (SMB). Utilizing CIFS and X/Open protocol standards, DAVE gives Macintosh users simultaneous read and write access to files stored on remote computers without first requiring users to download or copy the files to a local drive. Using the Chooser, users mount systems and browse f…

Picture Taking Options Reviewing Your Pictures l. 2. Set Mode dial 10 Capture and turn on camera. Press the Menu button. ®) I. 2. Set Mode dial to Review and turn on camera. Use ~/~ buuon to scroll DC34©Q 3. Use..._/.., button to select icon you © through pictures. Zoom Digital Camera want to adjust. Press DO-IT button. ®) 3. Press Menu button for filmstrip. 4. Use..._/..., button 10 adjust. Press DO-IT @; 4. Use ..._/-..,. button to select the icon you button to accept. want. Press DO-IT button. Adding Date Stamp 5. Use ..._/-..,. button to adjust. Press DO-IT button to accept. ~ Places the date, time, or both on the front of picture. MENU SCREEN Adjusting Exposure If pictures are too dark. increase(+) exposure number. ~s Magnifying Picture Use .6./T ~/~ button to pan around the picture. a ~ If pictures are too light, decrease(-) exposure number. Adding Borders Places a border around pictures. Selecting Pictures for…

www.BeLightSoft.com support@belightsoft.com Disc Cover Quick Start Guide Design and print CD/DVD labels and covers. Starting a new Design with Assistant Assistant will help you to select a ready-made design. It comes up when you launch the program. Choosing a Document Type (Step 1 of the Assistant) At the first step you should choose a design for your Disc Cover document. Your choice will depend on disc's content type: audio, video, data or other. The selected category will be used at the Step 2 for import. Use the drop-down list to get all the templates or a single template category listed. The selected template will be shown in the preview. If the chosen design is available for several items (design elements) such as disc label, CD case cover or other, you will see respective icons at the top of the preview. Use the icons to switch between design elements. Click Next to move to Step 2. Importing Disc Contents List (Step 2 of the Assistant) The program automatically imports the most appropriate data for the source selected at the Step 1. For "Music" - the list of iTunes albums, for "Photo" - libraries of iPhoto and so on. When import data is selected, click Finish. Editing a Document Design Elements You may want to add or remove items from your document. For example, the template from Assistant has a CD and case cover, but you have two-disc photo album and want to add the second CD to the document. For this, use tools for working with design elements. Selecting and Moving Objects Click on an object to select it and drag the mouse to move it around. Hold the Shift key down to select more than one object. The selected object has a border with handles on its corners and sides. Drag them to resize the object. To duplicate the selected objects, press Cmd+D. To delete it, press Del. You can change the properties of the selected objects in the Inspector window. Pictures You can add images to your document. A collection of images comes with the program. An image can be added from embedded Clipart, iPhoto collection or from a file on your disk. Or you can search and download a picture from the Internet - use "Insert/Image/Search on the Internet" from the program menu. In the Inspector you can change the selected picture properties - apply a mask, change opacity, rotate or tint it. You can also crop the image to remove the parts you don't like - choose the Crop Image command from the Format/Image/Edit Image menu and select the crop area in the resulting dialog. Copyright © 2003-2006 BeLight Software, Ltd. All rights reserved. www.BeLightSoft.com …

Disc Cover User's Manual Version 1.2 October 2006 BeLight Software, Ltd. DISC COVER END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT THIS LICENSING AGREEMENT ("AGREEMENT") IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN YOU, EITHER AN INDIVIDUAL OR A SINGLE ENTITY, AND BELIGHT SOFTWARE ("LICENSOR"). IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO EACH AND EVERY TERM, YOU ARE TO CLICK "DISAGREE" BUTTON AND NOT TO OPEN, USE OR INSTALL THE SOFTWARE. YOU MUST EITHER RETURN THE SOFTWARE, DOCUMENTATION AND PACKAGING TO THE PLACE OF PURCHASE OR, IN THE CASE OF DOWNLOADED SOFTWARE, DELETE THE SOFTWARE FROM YOUR COMPUTER AND/OR ANY OTHER DATA STORAGE DEVICE. 1. GENERAL The software, documentation and any images or ready-made designs accompanying this License whether on disk, on any other media (collectively the "Software") are licensed to you by BeLight Software ("Lisensor") for use only under the terms of this License, and Licensor reserves all rights not expressly granted to you. The rights granted herein do not include any other patents or intellectual property rights. Title and intellectual property rights in and to any content displayed by or accessed through the Software belong to the respective content owner. This License does not grant you any rights to use such content. 2. LICENSE Licensor hereby grants to You, and You accept, a non-exclusive license to install and use Software and Documentation, only as authorized in this license. The license permits either multiple users to install and use the software on a single computer, or a single user to install and use the software on multiple computers. The license doesn't allow multiple users to use the Software on multiple computers. You agree that You will not assign, sub license, transfer, pledge, lease, rent, or share Your rights under this license. You may not reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble the Licensed Software for any purpose whatsoever. Clip Art and Photo Images: The Software contains numerous clip art images and photo images (collectively known hereafter as “Images”) that are either owned by Licensor or licensed from a third party. You are free to use, modify and publish the Images as you wish subject to the restrictions set out in this section. If you are uncertain about your rights to use any material, you should contact your legal advisor. You may NOT resell, sublicense or otherwise make available the Image(s) for use or distribution separately or detached from a product or Web page. You may NOT a) create scandalous, obscene, defamatory or immoral works using the Image(s) nor use the Image(s) for any other purpose which is prohibited by law; b) use or permit the use of the Image(s) or any part thereof as a trademark or service mark, or claim any proprietary rights of any sort in the Image(s) or any part thereof; c) use the Image(s) in electronic format, on-line or in multimedia applications unless the Image(s) are incorporated for viewing purposes only and no permission is given to download and/or save the Image(s) fo…

Dot-to-Dot Construction Set This product is being distributed as shareware. It may be freely distributed on a non- commercial basis as long as the program and this documentation are not modified in any way. lf after receiving this program, you wish to keep it, please send $17 (the shareware fee for this program) to: SoftPlus P.O. Box 2442 Gaithersburg, MD 20879 in return you will receive a disk with the latest version of Dot-to-Dot Construction Set (DDCS) along with 30+ ready-made dot-to-dots. In addition, you will be entitled to all future shareware upgrades to DDCS. Warranty and _ Disclaimer Neither SoftPlus nor the Author of this program make any warranties, either express or implied, with respect to this manual or to the software described in this manual, its quality, performance, merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. This software and manual are provided "as is." In no event will SoftPlus be liable for direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages resulting from any defect in the software, manual or associated documentation, even if advised of the possibility of such damages. © 1986 by Paul Cozza. All rights reserved. Portions of this program ©1984, 1985, 1986 Consulair Corporation. Portions of this program were written using Mac C™. Mac C is a trademark of Consulair Corporation. Page Introduction The Dot-to-Dot Construction Set (DDCS) is a shareware educational game which helps chidren learn numbers, letters, and words, and also helps to improve dexterity. The age range for children using this game is about 4 to 8, though younger or older children may also enjoy it. The program itself is divided into two parts: a play mode and an edit mode. In the play mode, dot-to dots are played out. In the edit mode, dot-to-dots are constructed from MacPaint pictures or from clipboard graphics. This documentation provides a tutorial for both modes of DDCS as well as details about all of the DDCS features. Playing a Dot-to-dot This section provides a short tutorial on playing a dot-to-dot. Let's assume that DDCS is located on a disk with some dot-to-dot puzzles. You have started up DDCS and have before you the play screen. There are three windows visible to you: the one on the left contains all the letters of the alphabet (some of which are darkened, and others grayed); the main large window is empty; the bottom window contains two custom controls. To start playing a dot-to-dot, simply click on one of the darkened le…

Version 0.7, February 1998 Copyright © 1996-1998 Christopher E. Hyde. All rights reserved. drjekyll@hylight.demon.co.uk http://www.hylight.demon.co.uk/ Licence Please note that this software is provided “as is” and without any express or implied warranties, including, without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Dialog Director is FREE. You may redistribute Dialog Director to anyone as long as you include the complete, unaltered, Dialog Director package and do not charge for it. The “complete package” is defined as meaning the entire and exact contents of the file <http://www.hylight.demon.co.uk/DialogDirector/DialogDirector0.7.sit.hqx>. It includes all scripting additions, all documentation and all examples & utilities, in either compressed or fully uncompressed form. You may, of course, charge for your own software that uses Dialog Director (if you so desire), just not extra for Dialog Director. It also means that you may not sell copies or redistribute parts of the Dialog Director package without obtaining a separate and specific licence from the author. Although not a formal part of the licence I strongly suggest that if you use any URLs to Dialog Director at my website then you should use <http://www.hylight.demon.co.uk/DialogDirector/>. Also I would sincerely appreciate being sent a complementary copy of any compilation CD that includes Dialog Director. What is Dialog Director? Dialog Director is a scripting addition that extends AppleScript and other OSA compatible languages on any computer running Mac OS 7 or later. It provides a rich set of features that allow you to create advanced and dynamic dialog boxes and floating windows directly from within your AppleScript scripts. This gives you the ability to extend & customise an application’s user interface and to write applets, droplets & embedded scripts with the power to interact with your users in a fast, friendly, effective and professional manner. Release Notes Dialog Director v0.7 has many changes and new features. Please read the User Guide. It is in MS Word 4 format, but any decent word processor should be able to open it. It contains full details of the changes as well as all functions and features of Dialog Director along with script examples, descriptions of all the files in the “Examples” folder, instructions for using Dialog Dumper and other useful information. This release also includes Resource Utilities v1.1b1 that resolves a couple of conflicts and adds the facility to access the resource forks of the current script and application and to keep a resource file in the access chain so that its resources are accessible to Dialog Director etc. Updating from Dialog Director v0.6 to v0.7 Basically, DD v0.7 is not fully compatible with DD v0.6 nor is it backwards compatible with the …

DD v0.7 (User Guide) Page 1 of 272 Saved: Tuesday, February 17, 1998 11:37:29 PM Version 0.7, February 1998 Copyright © 1996-1998 Christopher E. Hyde. All rights reserved. drjekyll@hylight.demon.co.uk http://www.hylight.demon.co.uk/ Contents Welcome Licence How You Can Help About the Author Release Notes Installing Dialog Director Auto Dialogs and Live Dialogs Event Handlers dd auto dialog - create, display and interact with a dialog window dd calc dialog bounds - calculate the bounding rectangle of a dialog window dd count dialogs - return the number of open dialogs dd delete - delete dialog items or close and delete a dialog window dd get - retrieve properties from objects dd install- create and initialise the Dialog Director environment dd interact with user - interact with the front dialog window dd make - create one or more dialog items in an open dialog dd make dialog - create and display a dialog window dd set - set properties of objects dd uninstall - clean up and remove the Dialog Director environment Object Classes dialog - data used to create a dialog dialog item - a dialog item push button - a push button item check box - a check box item radio button - a single radio button item radio group - a group of radio buttons pop up - a pop-up menu item list box - a scrolling, text list icon list box - a scrolling, labeled, icon list text field- an optionally labelled editable text item password field - an opaque editable text item static text - a static text item group box - an optionally labelled rectangular frame item pict - a static picture item icon - a static icon item dummy - a dummy dialog item color picker - a colour picking item gauge - a graphical magnitude/progress indicator generic control - a generic control item icon push button - a push button with an icon & a beveled edge icon toggle button - a toggle button with an icon & a beveled edge icon sticky button - a sticky button with an icon & a beveled edge icon radio button - a radio button with an icon & a beveled edge poly push button - a clickable polygon area poly toggle button - a toggling polygon area poly sticky button - a sticky polygon area poly radio button - a radio button polygon area movie controller - a QuickTime movie controller font spec - a text font specification The Global Font Spec Table Dependencies Error Codes Dialog Dumper Introductory Examples Contents of ‘Examples’ Folder Known Problems and Limitations Other Scripting Additions Welcome Welcome to Dialog Director v0.7. This is the February 1998 public release of the Dialog Director scri Please use Dialog Director and tell me what you think. I intend to enhance and maintain it based on th The reason that this release is called v0.7 and not v1.0 is because I am still adding features and the Current features include Dialog item types • Push buttons - with user defined default button,…