G ENUINE F RACTALS 4.0 User Guide Genuine Fractals User Guide Table of Contents 1. Getting Started 3 1-1. System Requirements 3 1-2. Installing Genuine Fractals 3 1-3. Genuine Fractals About Box 4 1-4. Frequently Asked Questions 4 1-5. Support 5 2. Quick Start 6 2-1 Launching Genuine Fractals 6 2-2 Opening an Existing STN File 6 3. Using Genuine Fractals 7 3-1. Genuine Fractals Work Area 7 3-2. Launching Genuine Fractals 7 3-3. Opening STN Files 9 3-4. Zooming and Panning 10 3-5. Cropping an Image 12 3-6. Scaling an Image 13 3-7. Saving Images 15 4. Appendix 16 4-1. Glossary 16 4-2. Contacting onOne Software 18 4-3. Copyrights, Trademarks and Credits 18 2 Copyright © 2005 onOne Software, Inc. All rights reserved. Genuine Fractals User Guide 1. GETTING STARTED Welcome to Genuine Fractals™ 4.0! We at onOne Software are very proud to be the makers of the extremely popular Genuine Fractals product, and we’re especially excited to offer this new version. Genuine Fractals 4.0 represents a significant leap forward in utility and ease of use because of major changes we’ve made to the product. Users new to Genuine Fractals will discover an easy, intuitive way to scale up their digital photographs, while “old hands” will find that the application they’ve relied on for years has reemerged with all their favorite Genuine Fractals features and the same powerful scaling capabilities but with a much simpler and more streamlined workflow. ® ® Genuine Fractals 4.0 is fully integrated into Adobe Photoshop as an automation plug-in that now separates file saving and scaling operations, so that you can use Genuine Fractals to scale any file type, not just STN (“Sting”) files. Previously, in order to scale up your images, it was necessary to first save them as STN files, then close them and reopen them again. While Genuine Fractals 4.0 still allows you to create and save STN files, you can now skip that process and do all your image sca…

handbuch GEOGRAFICUS Das Abenteuerspiel aus der Welt der Geografie copyright: braingame publishing gmbh sonnenberger str. 14 65193 wiesbaden alle rechte vorbehalten www.braingame.de handbuch – geograficus inhaltsverzeichnis Inhaltsverzeichnis Das Abenteuerspiel aus der Welt der Geografie 1. Systemvoraussetzungen 3 Mit unseren Lernadventures machen wir das fast Unmögliche wahr: Lernen mit Spaß und Spannung. Oder umgekehrt: Ein 2. Installation 3 spannendes Spiel und nebenbei gibt’s jede Menge lehrreiche In- formationen. Egal von welcher Seite Sie’s anpacken, die einzigar- 3. Starten von GEOGRAFICUS 4 tige Verbindung von Elementen aus der Welt der Spiele und der Lernsoftware wird auch Sie begeistern. 4. Programmeinstellungen 4 Als Spieler schlüpfen Sie in einem Lernadventure in die Rolle des 5. Die Geschichte von GEOGRAFICUS 7 Helden. Dieser erlebt eine Geschichte und wird auf seiner Mission mit mehr oder weniger schwierigen Rätseln und weiteren Heraus- 6. Die Spielnavigation 8 forderungen konfrontiert. Erst deren Lösung macht den weiteren Weg frei. Mit dem Erreichen des nächsten Levels ist nicht nur der 7. Das Wissen von GEOGRAFICUS 10 virtuelle Held besser ausgestattet, auch der Spieler wird erfahre- ner und beginnt Stück für Stück die Zusammenhänge jener Welt, 8. Die Rätsel 12 durch die er sein elektronisches Pendant bewegt, zu verstehen. Am Ende, nach Lösung aller Rätsel, ist das Adventure „geknackt“ 9. Lernadventures – ein Abenteuer für die ganze Familie 13 – der Spieler hat die Welt gerettet, den bösen Wissenschaftler un- schädlich gemacht oder die Prinzessin befreit. Das ganz Spezielle 10. Tipps und Tricks 14 an den Lernadventures ist nun, dass zum erfolgreichen Bestehen …

*********************************************************************** WILLKOMMEN BEI GEOGRAFICUS VON BRAINGAME PUBLISHING *********************************************************************** Bevor es gleich richtig losgeht, lesen Sie bitte diese Datei sorgfältig durch. Sie enthält wichtige Informationen, die zum Teil nicht im Handbuch abgedruckt sind. ********************************************************************** Copyright (C) BRAINGAME PUBLISHING GmbH, Wiesbaden 2005 Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Das Werk einschliesslich aller seiner Teile ist urheberrecht- lich geschuetzt. Jede Verwendung ausserhalb der engen Grenzen des Urheberrechtsgesetzes ist ohne Zustimmung von BRAINGAME PUBLISHING GMBH unzulaessig und strafbar. Dies gilt insbesondere fuer Nutzungen ausserhalb der besonderen Bestimmungen fuer Computerprogramme gemaess §§ 69a ff. UrhG. Microsoft, MS-DOS und Windows sind Warenzeichen oder eingetragene Warenzeichen der Microsoft Corp. in den USA und/oder in anderen Laendern. Fuer andere, in diesem Dokument genannte Firmen- oder Warenzeichen, Firmen- und Markennamen etc. gilt dieser Hinweis entsprechend. *********************************************************************** INHALTSVERZEICHNIS: *********************************************************************** - TECHNISCHE HINWEISE - INFO-SERVICE *********************************************************************** ##Falsche Desktopverknüpfung## Unter Windows 2000 kann es vorkommen, dass die Desktop- verknüpfung nicht korrekt angelegt wird. Bei erstmaligem Start erscheint eine Warnung "Desktop" gefolgt von dem Dialog "Fehlende Verknüpfung". Wählen Sie hier die Schaltfläche "Durchsuchen". Im nun folgenden Dialog können Sie die Verknüpfung aktualisieren. Wählen Sie dazu im Pulldown-Menü "Suchen in" den Programmordner aus, in dem Sie das Programm installiert haben (i.d.R. c:\Programme\Braingame\>>Name des Programms<<). ##Probleme während des Programmstarts## Vor dem Starten des Programms sollten alle anderen Anwendungen beendet werden, insbesondere Windows Explorer. Sollten Sie Probleme beim Starten haben, dann pruefen Sie bitte zuerst, ob Quicktime installiert ist. Sie finden auf der CD-ROM ein Verzeichnis namens QuickTime. Um Quick- time zu installieren, fuehren Sie bitte die Datei QuicktimeInstaller.exe aus. ##Probleme beim Abspielen von Videos## Falls es Probleme beim Abspielen von Quicktime Filmen gibt ueberpruefen Sie bitte die Quicktime Einstellungen. Diese finden Sie unter: Start Button/Einstellungen/Systemsteuerung/Quicktime. Hier muss im Feld "Video" das Feld "Zuverlaessiger Modus (NurGDI)" aktiviert sein. Im Feld "Wiedergabe" sollte "WaveOut" aktiviert sein. ##Hinweis auf fehlende Administratorrechte im Begrüßungsbildschirm## Für diesen Tipp benötigen Sie fortgeschrittene Kenntnisse im Umgang mit Windows 2000/XP! Unter Windows 2000/XP werden für Dateien und Ordner Zugriffsrechte vergeben. Diese Zugriffsrechte sind in Form von Nutzergruppen wie Admini…

GEOGRAPHICS by Dave George GEOGRAPHICS is a dynamic world atlas for the Macintosh. You can create maps either directly from GEOGRAPHICS or from a simple text file. Any map can be saved either as a GEOGRAPHICS map file or as a text (Merge) file. Additionally, you can build special point files which contain information about points of interest on the map. A map file called 'USMAP' is on the system as well as a special point file containing state capitals called (strangely enough) 'CAPITALS'. You can download them and play with them to see how these files are built and used. Basically, the screen consists of two main windows. The large window, or map window, should be viewed as a magnifying glass through which you're viewing a large world map. The scroll bars control at what coordinates the magnifying glass is positioned. The position of the upper left corner of the map window are displayed in the 'Top' and 'Left' fields of the top, or 'Status' window. Several other items of interest are displayed in the status window also and are described later. Coordinates on the maps are Integer Base 10. Western longitudes and Northern latitudes are negative integers, while Eastern and Southern coordinates are positive integers. This means that 25.00N 122.00W would be represented as -2500 and -12200, while 25.00S 122.00E would be represented as 2500 and 12200. There are two exceptions to this rule, however. When mouse coordinates are displayed in the status window they'll be displayed as positive integers followed by the normal notation for north, south, east, or west. Also, all coordinates in merge (text) files follow all normal conventions for coordinates including normal notation and decimals. Since coordinates are maintained as integers, the last two numbers of the integer, which designate the minutes of the longitude and latitude, are base 10 rather than base 60 as is normally the case in global coordinates. Therefore 35 degrees 30 minutes latitude (35.30N) on normal notation will be -3550 (60/30=1/2 & 100/50=1/2). Future releases of this software will incorporate completely standard notation. The Status Window The status window contains several fields and icons which keep you abreast of what's happening on the map. A 'Pen Up' and 'Pen Down' icon will be highlighted to tell you whether you map editing pen is up or down. Two boxes marked 'Long' and 'Lat' tell you the longitude and latitude of your cursor during map editing. The 'Length' box will tell you how many points your map contains (up to a maximum of 2000 per map) during editing. It also displays the length of a lines entered from the 'Measure' option. The 'Left' and 'Top' fields tell you where the upper-leftmost point of you map window is located in Integer Base 10 coordinates. You can edit these fields to place your map viewing window precisely, however, you must enter the values as negative and positive numbers without decimals. When you use the scroll bars to move …

Virtual PC™ for Mac Version 6.0 Getting Started Guide DECEMBER 2002 Copyright Connectix makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this material, Connectix, the Connectix logo, Connectix Virtual PC, Connectix OS including, but not limited to, implied warranties of merchantability Packs, and RAM Doubler are trademarks of Connectix Corporation. and fitness for a particular purpose. Microsoft, Windows, MS-DOS, Outlook and Front Page are registered trademarks and NetShow is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Connectix shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for Apple, Power Macintosh, Mac OS, NeXT and OPENSTEP are registered incidental consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Macintosh is a trademark of performance, or use of this material. Macintosh Laboratory, Inc., licensed to Apple Computer, Inc. Intel, Pentium and MMX are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation. This document contains proprietary information that is protected by PowerPC, PC-DOS, IBM and OS/2 are registered trademarks of IBM copyright. All rights are reserved. No part of this document may be Corporation. PostScript is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems, photocopied, reproduced, or translated to another language without Inc. Sound Blaster is a registered trademark of Creative Technology the prior written consent of Connectix. Ltd. S3 and Trio are registered trademarks of S3 Incorporated. Palm is a trademark of 3 Com Corporation. Zip and Jaz are registered trade- The information in this document is subject to change without notice. marks of Iomega Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders. © 2002 Connectix Corporation 2955 Campus Drive San Mateo, CA 94403 All Rights Reserved 2 Virtual PC for Mac • Getting Started Guide Contents Introduction / 4 Using Virtual PC / 23 Touring Virtual PC / 6 Dock Start Menu and Windows applications icons / 23 Components of a virtual machine / 7 Mounting a drive image / 24 The Virtual PC List window / 8 Networking / 25 The Virtual PC Toolbar / 9 Undoable drive images / 26 Virtual PC menus in Mac OS X / 10 Backing up a PC / 27 Virtual PC menus in Mac OS 9 / 12 Using Help / 28 PC Settings / 14 Shutting down a PC / 29 Other features / 29 What’s new in 6.0 ? / 15 …

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