1 Contents Chapter 1: Welcome ....................................................................................................................................5 Chapter 2: Installing ClockWork ...............................................................................................................6 ClockWork Installer PPC ...............................................................................................................................6 ClockWork Installer 68K ...............................................................................................................................6 ClockWork Installer FAT ...............................................................................................................................6 Easy Install ....................................................................................................................................................6 Custom Install ................................................................................................................................................7 ClockWork Folder .........................................................................................................................................8 Order Form ....................................................................................................................................................8 Scripts ............................................................................................................................................................8 Newton ..........................................................................................................................................................8 Sample AppleScripts .....................................................................................................................................8 Chapter 3: Online Help ...............................................................................................................................9 AppleGuide ....................................................................................................................................................9 BalloonHelp .................................................................................................................................................10 Chapter 4: Working with Views ............................................................................................................... 11 Day View ..................................................................................................................................................... 11 Creating a To-Do Item ................................................................................................................................. 11 Completing a To-Do Item .....................................................................................…

Cave Dig 3 v1.1.3 © 1997 - 2002 Matthew Beedle Foxchange Software www.foxchange.com ---------------------- TABLE OF CONTENTS: I. ABOUT CAVE DIG II. HOW TO REGISTER III. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS IV. GAME PERFORMANCE V. GETTING STARTED VI. UPGRADING FROM CAVE DIG 3.X VII.VERSION HISTORY VIII. CREDITS ---------------------- I. ABOUT CAVE DIG Cave Dig is a wonderful and challenging arcade/puzzle game with beautiful graphics, a great soundtrack and a simple, yet entertaining gameplay. You control Simon, a small fox with great powers, who is transported to a fantastic underground world. You will have to dig, move stones, travel through warps and ultimately use a laser pistol to escape from the hostile caves. Watch out for the creatures! They will block your path, chase you and squash you if you are not careful. Cave Dig is bound to become a shareware classic. The game cheats and all of the 50 levels are unlocked in the registered version of Cave Dig. II. HOW TO REGISTER • On the web at www.foxchange.com/store/ ($15.00) • Or send $15.00 cash, check, or money order to the following address: Matthew Beedle, ATTN Cave Dig, PO Box 248, Cortez, CO., 81321 III. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS • Mac OS 9, or Mac OS X or better on any Power Macintosh • 15MB of storage space • 640x480 screen or larger, supporting 256, thousands, or millions of colors • Mac OS 9 version requires DrawSprocket and QuickTime 3 or better IV. GAME PERFORMANCE -1- For best performance, quit all open applications before running Cave Dig and play in "Full Screen" mode. V. GETTING STARTED • Use the Arrow keys to move around, the space bar is used as the "swap" key, and the escape key is used to pause your game. • To get started, open Cave Dig, and when at the main menu, click the "Tutorial" button. The tutorial covers all the basics you need to know. VI. UPGRADING FROM CAVE DIG 3.X Q. I registered Cave Dig 3.0, can I upgrade for free and keep all of my settings? A. Yes. To do this simply locate the existing Cave Dig 3 data files that were placed in your Mac OS 9 System Folder. These files are called: "Cave Dig 3 Prefs" and "Cave Dig 3 Saved". Drag both of these files into the "Prefs" folder of Cave Dig 3 v1.1. The "Prefs" folder is located inside of Cave Dig 3 v1.1's "Data" folder. After this has been done, you will be good to go! VII. VERSION HISTORY Cave Dig 3.0 - 1/JAN/2002 - First public release! Cave Dig 3 v1.1 - 21/AUG/2002 - Corrected version numbering method. Now Cave Dig 3 v1.1. - Included a carbonized version of Cave Dig 3. - Fixed a couple of minor bugs with the classic version of Cave Dig 3. Cave Dig 3 v1.1.1 - 11/OCT/2002 - Fixed window fading bug caused by Mac OS X 10.2 in full screen mode (this needed fixing). - Added support for something, but not telling, because it isn't official - yet. Cave Dig 3 v1.1.2 - 2/NOV/2002 - Fixed a bug that would crash Cave D…

Haxial KDX 1.520 Documentation Haxial Software http://www.haxialsoftware.com/ Description KDX is a "BBS"-style (Bulletin Board System) encrypted internet communications system that provides voice chat, text chat, messaging, news, file transfer, trackers etc. It uses strong encryption to protect your communications for security and privacy. It is very useful for groups that need to collaborate on a project via the Internet. KDX uses a client/server basis (NOT peer-to-peer). While KDX works very well over the Internet, it also works very well on a LAN (local area network). KDX does not require an Internet connection, and is thus suitable for use on an internal company LAN, and for home or small business networking. Please note that a glossary appears at the end of this document, so if you encounter any terms that you are unfamiliar with, you can consult the glossary. How do I get started with KDX? Try the following to get you started: (1) Open KDX Client. (2) Click "Connect". (3) Click "Tracker" to change the tick to "Tracker". (4) Where it says "Address", you need to type in the address of a KDX Tracker that you have obtained yourself. (5) Leave the other boxes EMPTY. (6) Click Connect. (7) Wait a moment. (8) When you see "General" in the list, click it. (9) A list of servers appears in the bottom list after a moment. Click one to connect to it. You can repeat this process with a different tracker address to find different servers. The Importance Of Context Menus KDX uses Context Menus extensively. Many commands are “hidden” in Context Menus, so if you do not know how to use the Context Menus, you will miss many commands. A Context Menu is a menu that appears when you second-click on something. The commands in the menu act upon the object that you clicked on, or on the surrounding area in that window. “Second-click” means clicking on something using the other mouse button than you normally use (usually the right mouse button). If your mouse has only 1 button, then hold down the control key while you click to simulate the second button. Haxial KDX Documentation Page 1 of 32 In addition to Context Menus, KDX uses Window Menus. A Window Menu is accessed by clicking the symbol that appears in the title bar of some windows, or alternatively by second-clicking in the title bar. Button Bar Window This is the main/base window in KDX. It is your starting point for many of the commands. Probably the first button that you will want to use is the Connect button, which connects you to a server. Then you can use the other buttons. KDX contains many commands and features, more than can be displayed on the button bar window (only the most commonly used are displayed). To see the full list of commands, connect to a server, and then click the “Commands” butto…

1 PencilTest version 1.0.0 22 October 2002 © 2002 /jpl productions, inc. 2 Table of Contents Legal Statement................................................................................................................................. 1 Welcome to PencilTest!...................................................................................................................... 1 PencilTest Interface...................................................................................................................... 1 Why should I register? .................................................................................................................. 3 Using PencilTest........................................................................................................................... 3 File Selection ........................................................................................................................... 3 Image Size............................................................................................................................... 4 Image Rotation ....................................................................................................................... 4 Frame Counter ........................................................................................................................ 5 Cadence ................................................................................................................................... 5 Frame Rate.............................................................................................................................. 5 Assemble .................................................................................................................................. 6 Suggestions, Comments, Etc......................................................................................................... 7 1 Legal Statement This software and the accompanying documentation are provided on an “as-is” basis, without warranty of any kind, expressed or implied. The author, John Lotshaw, and publisher, /jpl productions, inc., do not warrant, guarantee, or make any representations regarding the use of, or the results of the use of the software or accompanying documentation in terms of correctness, accuracy, or otherwise. All risk as to the results and performance of the software is assumed by the end user. If the software or documentation are defective, the end user, and not John Lotshaw or /jpl productions, inc., assume the entire cost and responsi…

Table of Contents System Requirements and Installation ........................................... 3 Concept ........................................................................................... 4 Backups .......................................................................................... 6 Standard Data Entry........................................................................ 7 Working With Variable Pay’s .......................................................... 7 Getting Started ................................................................................ 8 Main Window ............................................................................... 11 Saving Changes ............................................................................ 12 Functions ...................................................................................... 14 Budget Buttons ............................................................................. 18 Keyboard Shortcuts ...................................................................... 19 Mouse Actions .............................................................................. 20 History Window ............................................................................ 22 Undoing a Transaction .................................................................. 22 Printing a Check ........................................................................... 22 History Window ............................................................................ 23 Pay Setup ...................................................................................... 24 Creating New Accounts ................................................................ 26 Making a Deposit ......................................................................... 28 Writing a Check or Debit .............................................................. 30 Transfer of Funds .......................................................................... 32 Pay Entry ...................................................................................... 36 Multiple Deposits ......................................................................... 40 Creating Notes .............................................................................. 42 Budget Statistics ........................................................................... 44 Balance the Checkbook ................................................................ 46 Reminders ..................................................................................... 48 To Do ............................................................................................ 50 Setting Reminders ........................................................................ 52 Transaction Editor ........................................................................ 54 Creating Sub Accounts ................................................................. 56 S…

GURPS® Character Sheet Version 2.0.1 C o p y r ig h t © 1 9 9 8 - 1 9 9 9 b y A d v en tu r er ’ s G u il d A ll R i g h ts R e s er v ed W o r ld w id e Written by Richard A. Wilkes Come visit us on the World Wide Web at: http://www.roleplayer.com/ …or in person at: 3010 Simpson Avenue, Hoquiam, WA The GURPS game is copyright ©1986-1989, 1991-1994, 1996 by Steve Jackson Games, Inc. This product includes copyrighted material from the GURPS game, which is used by permission of Steve Jackson Games, Inc. All rights reserved by Steve Jackson Games, Inc. GURPS is a trademark of Steve Jackson Games, Inc., used by permission. All rights reserved. Table of Contents Introduction................................................................................................................................... 1 Where to send feedback and bug reports .................................................................................... 1 System Requirements.................................................................................................................. 1 New Features in Version 2.0.x ..................................................................................................... 2 Support for various Mac OS 8.5+ features ................................................................................. 2 Support for maneuvers................................................................................................................ 2 Better support of varying paper sizes.......................................................................................... 2 Scaling......................................................................................................................................... 2 Auto-sizing fields........................................................................................................................ 2 Option-drag in a list to duplicate items....................................................................................... 2 All lists now support hierarchy ................................................................................................... 2 Reorganized the lists menu ......................................................................................................... 2 Reorganized the character sheet layout....................................................................................... 2 Empty lists no longer print.......................................................................................................... 3 International number formatting ..............…

Dome Wars 1.0.5 by Nathan Sturtevant ©1996 nathanst@csua.berkeley.edu http://www.csua.berkeley.edu/~nathanst/DomeWars.html Description The goal of the game is to be victorious in battle over the other tanks (domes). Each dome is started in a location across the canyon floor. By varying the angle and the power used, attempt to destroy the other tanks on the screen. Points and cash are awarded according to your performance during the play, which can then be used to buy new weapons. Quickstart Move turret left: right arrow, 6 (numeric keypad) Move turret right: left arrow, 4 (numeric keypad) Increase power: Up arrow, 8 (numeric keypad) Decrease power: Down arrow, 2 (numeric keypad) Medium increase power: hold down command key Fast increase power: 9 (numeric keypad) Fast decrease power: 3 (numeric keypad) Fire: space/enter/return Select Weapon: click with mouse/tab (forward)/command-tab (backward) How To Play Before you begin a game of Dome Wars, you should decide on the options for your game. A complete list of these options can be found in Chapter 3 of this document, Menu Options. To begin a new game of Dome Wars, select "New Game" from the file menu. You will then be presented with the following dialog box: Dome Wars Readme Page 1 Wed, Apr 20, 2022 From here you will determine the names & the number of players in the game. As you add players, the count of total players above the "OK" button will increase. A description of each player type can be found in Chapter 2 of this document, Computer AI. Please note that networking is not yet implemented, but is being worked on. After you set the characteristics for a player, you must press "Add Player" to add that player to the people in the game. Shortcuts: A - Add current player H - Select Human type I - Select Idiot type S - Select Straight Shot type C - Select Cyborg type R - Select Revenge type Tab - Select next player type Tab - Select previous player type Once you have added the total number of players in the game, you will begin play. (Unless you specified a starting cash amount. For a description of weapons see Chapter 4, Weapons.) A typical playing field might look something like this: It is your job to set your angle, weapon & power so that you can destroy the other tanks. This may take some practice. For beginners I would recommend playing as several human players at once, with no computers, until you learn the basics of the game. Extra Game Options Dome Wars Readme Page 2 Wed, Apr 20, 2022 • You can also click on the weapon name to get a pop-up menu of your avaliable weapons • Click on an enemy tank to see their name & health • Click and hold on the Quit/End Round buttons to exit while the computers are taking their turns. Play Notes A direct shot will always kill, unless shields are activated. A d…

Introduction Sword of Ages is a graphic text adventure where the stress is on puzzle solving although there is plenty of hack and slash. This is my first shareware product so be sure to send in the shareware fee. The game is quite simple to play, but I hope it takes a little bit longer to win than to learn. Commands Most commands, such as direstions, can be issued from the “Commands” menu. Sometimes the proper command will not be in the commands menu. In that case you will have to type the command. An example would be, “light candle”. If you think something might work, try it. When you want to use something in a scene but are not sure how, just drop it. By the way, search and dig everywhere, you never know what you might find. The following is a summary of the standard commands: NORTH Moves you north SOUTH Moves you south EAST Moves you east WEST Moves you west UP Moves you up DOWN Moves you down LOOK Describes the current scene REST Restores strength and passes time STATUS Tells you your condition INVENTORY Tells you what you are carrying OPEN Opens an object CLOSE Closes an object GET <OBJECT> Gets an object DROP <OBJECT> Drops an object WEAR <ARMOR> Wear a piece of armor OFFER <OBJECT> Offer an object to a monster AIM <BODY BART> Aims a weapon for the head, chest, or side. ACCEPT Accepts an offer made by another character. Version History 1.0 Released on VERY small scale. 1.0.1 More items, scenes, and better graphics. 1.0.2 Bug fix. v1.0.1 was unbeatable. 1.0.3 More sounds. Never released. 1.1 First semi-major upgrade. Characters give more inteligent responses. More Items. More monsters. More sounds. More scenes. More fun! 1.1.1 Improved wand of petrification code. 1.2 Added more scenes and sounds. 1.3 Added more sounds, scenes, objects, and monsters. I also put in code to make it possible for the player to advance by killing monsters. Therefore you will start off less powerful than in previous versions, but will be able to improve. 1.3.1 Minor Changes. Updated instructions and shareware info. 1.3.2 The really cool new icon (I always thought the globe stunk). A new monster. 2.0 Made the town larger. 30+ new scenes! General store added. New items! And last but not least COLOR icons (Special thanks to Brian Milch for being kind enough to design them.) 2.1 Fixed a bug. Much, much, much, much, etc. better graphics in the town. A new monster was added. Paying up I am asking 5 dollars for this program which I belive is a fair price. When you send in the money you are placed on my list of registered users. On request you will also recieve a hint book which will help to solve…

PRIMA OFFICIAL GAME GUIDE ® MAPS SECRETS PDA LIST Visit us online at primagames.com This game has received the following rating from the ESRB ™ Bryan Stratton Craig Wessel Prima Games A Division of Random House, Inc. 3000 Lava Ridge Court Roseville, CA 95661 1-800-733-3000 www.primagames.com CONTENTS The Prima Games logo is a registered trademark of Random House, Welcome to Doom 3 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 Inc., registered in the United States and other countries. Primagames.com is a registered trademark of Random House, Inc., Basic Training _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 registered in the United States. Weapons and Items_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11 © 2004 by Prima Games. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or Characters _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 19 transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photo- Enemies _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 20 copying, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system without written Mars City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 28 permission from Prima Games. Prima Games is a division of Random House, Inc. Mars City Underground _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 33 Associate Product Manager: Mario De Govia Mars City 2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 42 Project Editor: Carrie Andrews Design and Layout: Keating Design Administration _ _ _ _ _ _ …