TeleScope Evaluatiuon Documentation Introduction Welcome to TeleScope! TeleScope is the newest, most versatile media management system available today. TeleScope allows you to manage your multimedia files (images, graphics, sounds, QuickTime movies, etc.) easily and intelligently on Macintosh and Windows. One of the many benefits of TeleScope is its use of industry-standard ODBC protocols, enabling you to manage your valuable digital assets on proven, high-performance database servers, such as Butler SQL, Oracle, Sybase or Microsoft SQL Server. Another unique feature is TeleScope’s seamless integration with the World Wide Web. Thank-you for your interest in TeleScope. This evaluation version of the software will let you see for yourself how TeleScope’s powerful features will benefit you and your company. For more information or if you have problems or questions, please contact North Plains Systems Inc. at the number below, and we will be happy to assist you. North Plains Systems Inc. 2 Fisherman Drive, Suite 11 Brampton, ON Canada L7A 1B5 Phone: (905) 846-8466 Fax: (905) 846-5568 e-mail: telescope@northplains.com url: www.northplains.com Launching the TeleScope Client After the installation, the “TeleScope Folder” folder will appear on your Macintosh’s hard drive. Inside this folder is the “TeleScope Viewer” software, which you will use to import, search, retrieve and download files from the TeleScope database. Simply double-click on the TeleScope Viewer icon to begin using your evaluation copy. Please see the sections below for more information about using the TeleScope Viewer software. Things to know Before you begin... There are a couple of things you should know about how the evaluation copy of TeleScope functions before you start working with it: 1: You will connect to North Plains' Evaluation Database over the Internet North Plains Systems Inc. is maintaining an evaluation database using Microsoft SQL Server at our web site, which is what you will be connecting to with the evaluation software. There are over 10,000 images in this database for you to search through. Using this database means that you will need to be connected to the internet while you are using the evaluation TeleScope software. If you have a dial-up connection (i.e. a modem or ISDN connection from home), you will need to connect to your internet service provider before running the TeleScope client software. 2. You will be able to import files into our database That's right, you will be able to import your own files into our public database. To prevent possible misuse of this feature, any newly-imported files w…

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Section 13: Answers to Early Puzzles If you get stuck somewhere early in the game, this section provides a walkthru for Upper Exile and Krizsan. If your problem isn't answered there, look to see if your question is listed after the walkthru, and, if so, look at the number after it. Look for that hint in the list at the end of the section. Some hints use x-y coordinates. To find out where you are in a dungeon, cast the Level 1 priest spell Location. Map - If you get lost, don't forget there are maps available. Flip to the Special page on the Inventory Screen, and use the maps. If you need more help, there is a detailed map on the outdoors in the hint booklet. Walkthru for Upper Exile and Krizsan Province Topics covered: Krizsan Province What do I do at the Agate Tower? Where is the slime’s lair? Once inside, how do I get through the portculli on the lower level? How do I defeat the slimes? How do I destroy a slime pool? The New Formello Murders What’s the deal with this? Can I solve them? Fort Emergence You start in your bedroom in Fort Emergence. You can return here to rest at any time. Get the scroll and read it (by using it). Look in the dressers, and get the stuff. Go talk to Anaximander, who is located at (1,5). He’ll tell you to go to the surface, although you can go gain experience in two dungeons in Upper Exile first. These are the Goblin Lair and the Bandit Hideout. There is a map to them in the bookshelf at (10,4). You can, if you wish, go explore Upper Exile by leaving Fort Emergence to the south. When you’re ready, you can go out onto the surface by leaving to the north. Krizsan Province and the Slimes Upon reaching the surface, head south to the ocean, and look for the city of Krizsan. Entering and asking around, you can find out about the horrible invasion of slimes that has been tormenting Krizsan Province. Destroying the slimes is not necessary to win the game. However, if you don’t destroy them, you must eliminate the cockroaches on the Isle of Bigail to be able to win. Speak with Mayor Arbuckle, who will give you a mission to go destroy the slimes. Then search town until you find Dawn the sailor. She will tell you of strange lights she has seen on the coast to the west. This is a good place to investigate. Heading west from Krizsan, you can find the Agate Tower. This is an important, but tricky dungeon. You may wish to adventure elsewhere to gain experience before venturing inside. Once in, you need to get to Jordan’s library, where you will find out the location of the Slime Pit and the main weakness of the slimes. Walk down the entry corridor, and get dropped into the basement. Go through the door at (7,32). You will be in Jordan’s inner sanctum. Explore it, kill him, and search the bookshelves around (13,42). You will now know where the Slime Pit is, and have learned that fireballs destroy the pools where slimes are made. Leave this area through the door …

EXOTIC JAPAN _ An Interactive Introduction to Japanese Culture and Language ~§ e-.¢@ > BY ‘ NIKKI , YOKOKURS es * : 4 Be ae= Ama INTRODUCTION Exotic Japan is an interactive introduction to the culture and language of Japan. The program comes on a CD-ROM disc that contains the program software and sound files. HARDWARE AND SOF PEWARE -REQUIREMENTS e A Macintosh (Classic, Plus, Portable, LC, SE or II series) with hard disk drive e A Macintosh-compatible CD-ROM drive e Headphones or speakers connected to the CD-ROM drive e CD-ROM drivers installed in your System folder e Macintosh system software version 6.0.5 or higher e HyperCard software version 2.1 (included on the Exotic Japan CD) e If you want to-record the practice phrases, one of the following sound input devices connected to your Macintosh: Built-in Macintosh microphone MacRecorder from Farallon Voice Link or Voice Navigator from Articulate Systems SOFEWARE. SUPPORT Please fill out the enclosed warranty card ea return it to The Voyager Company. This will entitle you to phone support and notification of He ee Call (213) 451-1383 for Soft- ware Support. USER'S CUIDE- #1 oo ois teeset, i Cae © We Before installing the software, make sure all your hardware is connected and your system is properly configured. CONFIGURING YOUR SYSTEM _ @ Ifyou haven't already done so, install CD-ROM drivers in your System folder. These files should be on the CD Setup diskette that came with your CD-ROM drive. | Contact the seller or manufacturer of your CD-ROM drive if you do not have the following three files: Audio CD Access Foreign File Access The INIT file for your CD-ROM drive (for example, “Apple CD-ROM"). Restart your Macintosh to ensure that your system recognizes your CD-ROM drive. If you have a color monitor, use the Control Panel to set your monitor to black and white. The animations _are designed to run in black and white, and may notbe | synchronized to the sound if your system is…