˛7#]NabZæè‚6‚6Á6Á6Á66ÁlÁlÁlÁlÁ| ÁÜ ÁêÁêÁêÁêÁê ÁflÁ∞Á∞Á∞W ≈Áfl ZŒfi_¨¢Á∞/aNaPaTaXaZa^A Lightning Bolt Product Manual…Fatal EncounterCovers Fatal EncounterVersion 1.0Episode ICopyright ©1996 Lightning Bolt. All rights reserved. Version 1.0. DisclaimerJust In Case… BY USING ANY OF THE SOFTWARE, YOU AGREE TO BECOME BOUND BY THE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE, DO NOT USE THE SOFTWARE. The accompanying software (“Software”) is licensed, not sold, to you by Lightning Bolt for use only under the terms of this License, and Lightning Bolt reserves any rights not expressly granted to you. This License allows you to use the Software only on a single computer at a time. The Software is protected by United States copyright law. The Software contains trade secrets and to protect them You may NOT decompile, reverse engineer, disassemble, or otherwise reduce the Software to a human perceivable form. YOU MAY NOT MODIFY, ADAPT, TRANSLATE, RENT, LEASE, RESELL FOR PROFIT OR CREATE DERIVATIVE WORKS BASED UPON THE SOFTWARE OR ANY PART THEREOF. This License will terminate immediately without notice from Lightning Bolt if you fail to comply with any provision of this License. You agree that neither the Software nor any direct product thereof is being or will be shipped, transferred or reexported, directly or indirectly, into any country prohibited by the United States Export Administration Act .THIS SOFTWARE IS LICENSED “AS IS” AND Lightning Bolt MAKES NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THE SOFTWARE OR ITS PERFORMANCE. IN NO EVENT WILL LIGHTNING BOLT BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR INDIRECT DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE SOFTWARE. BECAUSE SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.Word is copyright ©1983-1995 Microsoft Corporation. Version 6.0.1.HyperCard copyright ©1995 Apple Computers, Inc. Version 2.3.Think C copyright ©1994 Symantec Corporation.ColorCover copyright ©1994 Mike M. Kline.All other copyrights respective to their owners.Fatal Encounter copyright ©1996 Lightning Bolt. All rights reserved. Version 1.0, Episode I.This manual copyright ©1996 Lightning Bolt. All rights reserved. You may distribute this manual freely, but you may not print or mass produce it. Table of ContentsIntroduction 5How It Happened 6The Past 6The Future 6Background 7What Happened 7What to Do Now 7Operating the Game 8Controls 9Basic Movement 9Firing 9Ejection 9All the Rest 10Episodes 10Levels 10All the Levels 11Level 1 12Background 12Tactics 12Level 2—Winning Variation 13Background 13Tactics 13Level 2—Losing Variation 14Background 14Tactics 14Level 3 15Background 15Tactics 15Ship Information 16Galactic Starfighter 3000 17Background 17Technical Information 17A.A. R&D SpaceReach II 18Background 18Technical …

Favorites from Bookmarks Applescript by Ron Yates 4/1/98 --------------- Description: Do you ever wish that your Internet Explorer favorites were the same as your Netscape bookmarks? I did. I usually run Netscape Navigator but occasionally use MS Internet Explorer but didn't have the bookmarks available that I was accustomed to using. Running this script will replace your Internet Explorer "Favorites" file with your Netscape Navigator "Bookmarks" file on your hard drive. When started, it gives you a choice to backup your old favorites file or delete it. Backups are given a random number filename and stored in a newly created folder, "Backups of Favorites." The next time you start Internet Explorer, it will recognize this new Favorites file and convert it to its own format. All the Netscape bookmarks, including folders, remain intact. Explorer 4.0 adds its own formatting and icons automatically. --------------- Requirements: Hardware: Any Macintosh computer capable of running Netscape Navigator 3 (or higher) and Internet Explorer 3 (or higher) should be able to run this Applescript. Software: Netscape Navigator 3 (or higher), Internet Explorer 3 (or higher), and the Applescript extension (standard on System 7 and above, and available from Apple.com). Runs onApple System 7 or higher, as long as Applescript works. To Install: 1. Place (drag) the Script Favorites from Bookmarks from this folder to a convienent location, like the Automated Tasks folder in the Apple Menu Items located in the System folder of the startup disk you use for internet applications. I suggest placing an alias of the script in the startup items folder as well, to make it totally automatic. 2. You must have both Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer installed, and you must run this script from the startup disk used for both of these web browsers. This is necessary since the default files are in the system folder of the startup disk. If you change startup disks, you will need to run the script again. How it works: 1.When you run the script, it first checks the default locations for both the Bookmarks.html and Favorites.html. If both are present the script continues. If either or both are missing, the script aborts. 2.After locating both files the script asks the user if a backup of old favorites is desired. It reminds the user that backups take up disk space and should be removed periodically. If the user selects to backup the favorites, the script checks for a backup folder. If it is located, the favorites file is copied there with a random number filename. If the backup folder does not exist the script creates one and the backup is done. 3.Finally, the Bookmarks file is copied to the favorites location and renamed favorites. A complete (original) copy is used instead of an alias because Internet Explorer will convert an alias to an complete file anyway. --------------- This script is freeware, but feedback would be appreciated. It may be included on any software …

About Fetch... Fetch is a Macintosh program for transferring files using the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) on a TCP/ IP network, such as the Internet. This allows a networked Macintosh to exchange files with any FTP server on the same network. Fetch runs on Mac OS System 7.0 or newer. If you have questions or comments about Fetch, please visit the message board at http:// fetchsoftworks.com. This copy of Fetch is version 4.0.3 Fetch is Copyright © 2000, Trustees of Dartmouth College, © 2002, Fetch Softworks. This copy of Fetch is sold under license by Fetch Softworks. Other product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks or trade names of their respective holders. Fetch is licensed free of charge to users closely affiliated with educational or non-profit charitable organizations (government research laboratories excepted). All others may obtain an individual license by choosing “Purchase...” from the Apple menu; a single-user license is $25 US. Multi-user licenses are also available; for more information, visit our Web site. Contact Information: Fetch Softworks PO Box 72 Etna, NH 03750 info@fetchsoftworks.com http://fetchsoftworks.com Voicemail/FAX: +1 (603) 619-0397 Where to start If you are familiar with file transfer in general and FTP in particular, start with the “Quick Guide to Fetch” topic. If you are new to file transfer and would like to learn in a step-by-step fashion, try “A Fetch Tutorial.” All of the Fetch commands and screen elements are explained under the “Reference” heading, and most computer terms used elsewhere in the help section are defined in the “Glossary of Terms” section. Balloon Help is also available for most of the menus and buttons in Fetch (except on Mac OS X); see the “Help” topic for additional information. Licensing Multiple-user and Internet Service Provider (ISP) licenses are available from Fetch Softworks. For more information, visit http://fetchsoftworks.com. Quick Guide to Fetch Connecting When you start Fetch or choose the New Connection... menu item, you will be prompted with the New Connection dialog box. You must specify the name or IP number of the machine you wish to connect to (the "host"), either by typing it, or by choosing one from the Shortcuts pop-up menu. If required, enter a user ID and password. In order to use “anonymous FTP”, the host name will suffice; Fetch will substitute the user ID “anonymous” and send a default password. NOTE: The information entered in the New Connection dialog box has nothing to do with your license to run Fetch. It specifies the server with which you are going to exchange files. If you need help collecting this information, contact your service provider (i.e. the company that runs the server in question). Directories Fetch displays directories much like the Mac OS Finder displays folders in list view. Once you are connected, the current directory…

*********************** Disk: ÒDDev HDÓ (536.9M used, 0 bytes free) Folder: ÒDDev HD:DOOM II 1.0 7.14.95Ó Listing 263 subfolders, 2668 files, 176.1M on disk (Misc) Ä 11.6M (Doom related) Ä 3.2M BlitLargeAlign.s 3K CTBBuffer2.c 9K Debug MemMgr 1.0.1 Ä 0.2M Debug MemMgr 1.0.1 - Read Me! 4K DebugMMMInstaller 1.0.1 211K FixedStuff (Apple) Ä 0.3M FixMath.o 705 bytes FixMath.s 6K TestFixDiv Ä Ä 0.2M TestFixDiv 37K TestFixDiv.c 1K TestFixDiv.xdbg 1K TestFixDiv.xSYM 116K TestFixDiv.¹ 66K FixedStuff (Jason) Ä 0.1M FixedDiv68k.a 1K FixedDiv68K.make 936 bytes FixedMul68k.a 1K FixedMul68K.make 936 bytes FixedStuff68k.a.o 366 bytes FixedStuff68K.rsrc 420 bytes Misc Ä 0.1M checkint.c 526 bytes checkint.make 1K Doom68K.make 18K README.TXT 21K R_DRAW.C bak 25K Types.r 0 bytes NetStuff Ä 21K NetworkRoutines.C.0 14K Serial Stuff Ä 2.3M Capture Ä Ä 0.1M Capture 11K Capture Appl 30K Capture.c 22K capture.h 918 bytes Capture.Rsrc 1K CaptureAbout.c 2K CaptureEdit.c 7K CSurfer Ä 0.4M CSurfer 11K MWSurfer68K 11K MWSurfer68K.SYM 80K MWSurfer68K.µ 183K Readme 620 bytes Surfer.c 41K Surfer.h 3K Surfer.make 916 bytes Surfer.r 6K Surfer.¹ 10K Surfer.¹.rsrc 1K CTBTest Ä 0.8M CTB68K 28K CTB68K.SYM 76K CTB68K.µ 177K CTBPPC 45K CTBPPC.xSYM 124K CTBPPC.µ 94K CTBRoutines.c 10K CTBRoutines.h 1K CTBRoutinesTest.c 9K CTBRoutinesTest.h 1K CTBTest.c 11K CTBTest.rsrc 566 bytes CTBTest2.c 11K CTBTest3.c 12K CTBTestFinal.c 12K tempfile 1K Opening Serial Driver 7K Serial Driver Q&As 25K Serial I/O Port Q&As 19K Serial Port Q&As 20K SerialTest Ä 0.8M SerialNet.c 1K SerialNet68K.µ 164K SerialNetGet.c 1K SerialNetGetPPC 40K SerialNetGetPPC.xdbg 1K SerialNetGetPPC.xSYM 116K SerialNetPPC 39K SerialNetPPC.xdbg 454 bytes SerialNetPPC.xSYM 116K SerialNetPPC.µ 76K SerialNetPPCGet.µ 79K SerialNetRoutines.c 6K SerialNetRoutines.h 1K tempFile 452 bytes Changes 637 bytes Doom Balloons Ä 42K Mario.rez 8K …

For Windows, Mac, Palm OS, and Pocket PC FileMaker Mobile 2.1 Companion for Palm OS and Pocket PC User’s Guide ©2000-2002 FileMaker, Inc. All Rights Reserved. FileMaker, Inc. 5201 Patrick Henry Drive Santa Clara, California 95054 www.filemaker.com FileMaker is a trademark of FileMaker, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries, and the file folder logo is a trademark of FileMaker, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. All persons and companies listed in the examples are purely fictitious and any resemblance to existing persons and companies is purely coincidental. Mention of third party companies and products is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement. FileMaker assumes no responsibility with regard to the selection, performance, or use of these products. All understandings, agreements, or warranties, if any, take place directly between the vendor and prospective users. This page intentionally left blank. Contents Chapter 1 Installing FileMaker Mobile Registration and customer support 1-1 New features 1-1 Installing FileMaker Mobile 1-2 System Requirements 1-3 Installing the FileMaker Mobile plug-in and synchronization module 1-4 Installing the FileMaker Mobile application on a Palm handheld 1-5 Installing the FileMaker Mobile application on a Pocket PC handheld 1-5 Removing FileMaker Mobile 1-6 Removing the FileMaker Mobile from your Palm handheld 1-6 Removing FileMaker Mobile components from your Pocket PC handheld 1-6 Removing FileMaker Mobile from your desktop computer 1-7 Chapter 2 Setting up FileMaker Mobile Setting up FileMaker Pro databases to work with FileMaker Mobile 2-1 Checking which databases are ready to load onto the handheld 2-5 Chapter 3 Using FileMaker Mobile for Palm OS Loading a FileMaker Pro dat…

FO R MA C IN TO S H FileMaker® Pro Quick Reference Browse Actions Keyboard Shortcuts find All :JC-J Layout Actions Omit current record :JC-M Alignment dialog box :JC-Shift- K Omit multiple records :JC-Shift-M Align Objects :JC-K Refind :JC-R Align to Grid on/off :JC-Y Edit Actions Bring forward :JC-Shift-f Copy :JC-( Bring to front :JC-Shift-Option-f Copy found set :JC- Option- C Constrain line tool to horizontal or vertical Option-drog Cut :JC-x Constrain movement to horizontal or vertical Shift-drag Delete (Record, Request, or layout) :JC-E Constrain oval tool to a circle Option-drag Delete without confirmation (Browse only) :JC- Option- E Constrain rectangle tool to a square Option - drag Duplicate (Record, Request, or Object) :Ji-D Constrain resizing to horizontal or vertical Shift-drag a handle New (Record, Request, or layout) :JC-N Display an object's format Double -click Next field (Browse and find) Tab Drag selected layout part past object Option-drag Duplicate by dragging Option -drag an object Next (Record, Request, or layout) :JC-Tab Duplicate selection :JC-D Paste :JC-V field Borders dialog box :JC-Option - B Paste Current Date :JC. (hyphen) field format dialog box …

CLARI s· FileMaker Pro Important Notice Read these instructions be/ore using FileMaker® II files with the FileMaker Pro application. Using FileMaker II Files Due to a problem in FileMaker II, some FileMaker II files may have been with FileMaker Pro inadvertently corrupted during normal use. You may not be able to determine whether a FileMaker II file has been corrupted when using it in FileMaker II. Although this problem has been corrected in FileMaker Pro, FileMaker II files that have already been corrupted will not work properly in FileMaker Pro, and may cause you to lose data. If you have FileMaker II files that you will be using in FileMaker Pro, you can prevent this problem from occurring by following the procedures below. 1. In FileMaker II, open the FileMaker II file you want to use in FileMaker Pro. 2. Choose Save a Copy from the File menu. 3. In the Save a Copy dialog box, click ucompressed copy (smaller)" and then click OK. 4. Start up FileMaker Pro, and open the compressed FileMaker II file you want to use In FileMaker Pro. The compressed copy of the FileMaker II file is converted to FileMaker Pro. Once you have converted a FileMaker II file to FileMaker Pro, you will not have any problems with corrupted files. ©1990 Claris Corporation All Rights Reserved. Claris and FilcMakcr arc registered trademarks of Claris Co,poration. U90-506-009A

FOR MACINTOSH FileMaker® Pro Quick Reference Browse Actions Keyboard Shortcuts Find All X-J Layout Actions Omit current record X-M Alignment dialog box :JC-Shift- K Omit multiple records X-Shift-M Align Objects X-K Refind X-R Align to Grid on/off X-Y Edit Actions Bring Forward X-Shift-F Copy X-C Bring to Front :JC- Shift-Option - F Copy found set :JC- Option- C Constrain line tool to horizontal or vertical Option-drag Cut X-X Constrain movement to horizontal or vertical Shift-drag Delete (Record, Request, or layout) X-E Constrain oval tool ta a circle Option-drag Delete without confirmation (Browse only) :JC. Option- E Constrain rectangle tool to a square Option-drag Duplicate (Record, Request, or Object) X-D Constrain resizing to horizontal or vertical Shift-drag a handle New (Record, Request, or layout) X-N Display an object's format Double -click Option-drag Next field (Browse and Find) Tab Drag selected layout port post object Duplicate by dragging Option -drag an object Next (Record, Request, or layout) :JC-Tab Duplicate selection X-D Paste X-V Field Borders dialog box :JC-Option - B Paste Current Date :JC. (hyphen) Field Format dialog box :JC-Option· F Paste Current Time :JC-; Group :JC-G …

FileMaker Pro Runtime What is the Solutions Development Kit? What do I get with the SOK? Claris now makes it easy for CSA memebers to create One CD-ROM contains all the development and clislribute FileMaker Pro solutions on Macintosh or resources you need for Macintosh and Windows: Windows. Just one CD-ROM contains everything you • FileMaker Pro SOK need to create and distribute standalone or multi-user • FileMaker Pro runtime engine runtime solutions of FileMaker Pro for Macintosh, • Sample buttons and templates Windows or both. Simple point-and click operation lets • Technical bibliography of cross-platform issues and you work quickly, while full-featured development tools recommendations make it easy to explore your options. • QuickTime for Macintosh • AppleEvents database for Macintosh Why should I get it? • AppleScript/FileMaker Pro examples With FileMaker Pro SOK, you can distribute • AppleScript 1.1 runtime with Script Editor runtime solutions and your customers won't have • FileMaker Pro Translator Windows utility for Q&A to buv a full copy of FileMaker Pro! Runtime solutions databases created with FileMaker Pro SOK are totally functional with FileMa…