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HOW TO INSTALL SYSTEM 7 Follow the instructions in this booklet to install the latest version of Macintosh system software on your computer's hard disk. You will need - a Macintosh computer with a hard disk drive, a floppy disk drive, and at least 2 megabytes of random-access memory (RAM) - the floppy disks included in your upgrade kit Use the Disk Labeled Before You Install System 7 To ensure a smooth upgrade to the new system software, it's important that you use the disk labeled Before You Install System 7. The disk - introduces the new features of system software - checks the software already on your hard disk for compatibility with System 7 - automatically removes from your System Folder any items that may not be compatible with System 7 With your computer turned on, follow these steps: 1. Insert Before You Install System 7 into a floppy disk drive. 2. Open the disk icon. Double-click the icon, or select the icon and choose Open from the File menu. 3. Open the stack named Before You Install System 7. Optional: Take a Look at the New Features If you like, you can take some time now to see a preview of the new features of system software. (If you want to install the new software right away, skip to the instructions on the next page.) To learn about the new features, follow these steps: 1. On the contents card of the Before You Install stack, click the option titled "What's New in System 7." A list of topics appears. Click any topic to see information about it. 2. When you're finished browsing through the new features, click Contents. You return to the contents card of the Before You Install stack. Important: Check Your Hard Disk for Compatibility It's possible that some of the programs on your computer's hard disk may not be compatible with the new system software. Therefore, you should check your system to make sure it is compatible. To examine your system, follow these steps: 1 On the contents card, click Compatibility Checker. 2. If you see a dialog box with a button labeled Copy, click the Copy button. The welcome screen for the Compatibility Checker appears. If you see a button labeled Set Up: Click the Set Up button, then choose which disks you want to check. 3. Click Start Checking. The Compatibility Checker begins to scan your system. Messages report the progress of the scan. If Necessary: Move Incompatible Items Out of the System Folder If the Compatibility Checker finds incompatible or unknown items in the System Folder of your start up disk, you'll see the message "Attention: Potential Problems With System Folder Items." (If you don't see this message, skip to the instructions on the next page.) - To move potentially incompatible items out of your System Folder, click Move Items. The Compatibility Checker creates a new folder on the desktop named May Not Work With System 7 and automatically moves all potentially incompatible items from the System Folder into the May Not Wor…

How to use TomeViewer Deutsche Version How to use TomeViewer What is TomeViewer? TomeViewer is a utility for Mac OS which can be used to view the contents of installation tomes (like the ones used by system installers and -updaters) and to extract files from such tomes without running the installer/updater. Where can I get TomeViewer? TomeViewer is freeware and the latest version (1.3d3) is available for download from - for example - Versiontracker Tucows The Mac Resource Page How to use TomeViewer To open TomeViewer, doubleclick its icon. Choose File>>>Open... from the menu bar (or press "Command-O") 1 of 5 How to use TomeViewer Select the folder or volume (i.e. a Mac OS installation CD) that contains the tome you want to open. In case you are using a download Mac OS update, mount the disk image first. Browse the folder or volume to find the tome. (When using a Mac OS 9 installation CD or a download update, the system installation tome is usually located at Software Installers>>>System Software>>>Mac OS 9.x.) Select the tome and click "Open". Alternatively, just drag-and-drop the Tome onto the TomeViewer icon. Now you get a window displaying the contents of the tome. Select the file(s) you want to extract (hold the "Option"-key pressed to select more than one file at a time). 2 of 5 How to use TomeViewer In case you need more information about one or more file(s), highlight it (them) and select Archive>>>Show Info... from the menu bar (or press "Command-I"). Once you have selected the file(s) you want to extract, click the button in the top left corner of the window (or select Archive>>>Expand... from the menu bar or press "Command-E"). You can choose a name and destination for the file(s). In case you selected multiple files (and don't want to change their names), click "All". Otherwise, enter a name and click "Expand" (you can rename and save each file separately). 3 of 5 How to use TomeViewer The extracted files are now available from the location you saved them to. In case you extracted extensions or control panels, just drop them onto the System Folder and they will be put in place automatically. However, when replacing other files with the ones you have extracted, it might be advisable to back up the old files first. What about Mac OS X? TomeViewer can be used in OS X's classic environment. However, TomeViewer can't handle Mac OS X package files (.pkg); you would need an application like CharlesSoft's Pacifist to open those files. Disclaimer: All information within this site…

Hinweise zu TomeViewer English version Hinweise zu TomeViewer Was ist TomeViewer? TomeViewer ist ein Programm für Mac OS, mit dem der Inhalt von "Installation Tomes" (Archivdateien, wie sie z.B. von Systeminstallations- und Update-Programmen benutzt werden) angezeigt und einzelne Bestandteile aus diesen "Tomes" extrahiert werden können, ohne dass das Installations- oder Update-Programm geöffnet werden muss. Wo bekomme ich TomeViewer? Die aktuelle Version (1.3d3) von TomeViewer kann - zum Beispiel - von folgenden Seiten kostenlos heruntergeladen werden: Versiontracker Tucows The Mac Resource Page (TomeViewer ist ausschließlich auf Englisch erhältlich.) Wie benutzt man TomeViewer? Um TomeViewer zu starten, doppelklicken Sie das Programm-Icon. Wählen Sie File>>>Open... aus der Menüleiste (oder drücken Sie "Befehlstaste['Apfel']-O") 1 of 5 Hinweise zu TomeViewer Wählen Sie den Ordner oder Datenträger (z.B. eine Mac OS Installations-CD), in dem sich der "Tome" den Sie öffnen möchten befindet. Falls Sie ein heruntergeladenes Mac OS Update benutzen, muss das Disk Image aktiviert (gemountet) sein. Durchsuchen Sie nun den Ordner oder Datenträger nach dem "Tome". (Wenn Sie eine Mac OS 9 Installations-CD oder Update benutzen, befindet sich der "Tome" für die Systeminstallation üblicherweise im Ordner Softwareinstallationen>>>Systemsoftware>>>Mac OS 9.x.) Wählen Sie den "Tome" mit einem Klick aus, und klicken Sie dann auf "Open". Alternativ können Sie den "Tome" auch öffnen, indem Sie ihn auf das TomeViewer-Icon ziehen. Nun zeigt TomeViewer den Inhalt des "Tomes" in einem Übersichtsfenster an. Wählen Sie durch Anklicken die Datei(en) aus, die Sie extrahieren möchten (halten Sie zum gleichzeitigen Auswählen mehrerer Dateien die Befehlstaste gedrückt). 2 of 5 Hinweise zu TomeViewer Falls Sie mehr Informationen über eine bestimmte Datei wünschen, markieren Sie diese (durch Anklicken) und wählen Sie dann Archive>>>Show Info... aus der Menüleiste (oder drücken Sie "Befehlstaste-I"). Wenn Sie alle Dateien markiert haben, die Sie extrahieren möchten, klicken Sie entweder auf die Schaltfläche in der oberen linken Ecke, wählen Sie Archive>>>Expand... aus der Menüleiste, oder drücken Sie "Befehlstaste-E". Sie können nun Namen und Speicherort der zu extrahierenden Datei(en) wählen. Wenn Sie mehrere Dateien ausgewählt haben (und deren Namen nicht ändern möchten), klicken Sie auf "All". Ansonsten geben Sie einen Namen ein, und klicken Sie dann auf "Expand" (Sie können jede Datei einzeln umbenennen und abspeichern). 3 of 5 Hinwei…

MkLinux Installation Notes Please remember that this is a work in progress. Updates and news are available at our web site: www.mklinux.apple.com. You are strongly encouraged to check the web site for notes, bug fixes, updates, etc BEFORE you begin the installation process. To install MkLinux on a Power Macintosh 6100, 7100, 8100, PowerComputing 100, or 120 (other Nubus based PowerPC systems may work but we haven't tested on any other systems yet ... check the web site for updates) you must have at least 16 meg of RAM in your computer and 400 MB of disk available. MkLinux uses its own filesystem format and your disk must be partitioned properly in order to install and use MkLinux. Unfortunately, for this developer release, this is a manual process that must be performed before you begin the actual installation. The process you will use to create the disk partitions varies among the drive utilities. We are using the same basic partitioning structure that was used for Apple's A/UX product so most utilities should support setting up the partitions. The 2 most important partitions are the swap partition and the root partition—you cannot run MkLinux without these. The swap partition (usually at least 32MB, but no larger than 64MB) will be used for virtual memory backing store. The 'root' partition holds the core of the MkLinux system utilities, drivers, etc.—it must be at least 100MB (the minimum is 300MB if you choose not to have a separate 'usr' partition). It is also common to have a 'usr' partition (200MB minimum recommendation) to separate the most dynamic portion of the filesystem from the core of the OS. Creating the partitions in preparation for installing MkLinux will require your becoming intimately familiar with your favorite drive setup utility. You may want to use HD SC Setup which came with your Macintosh (and which we've included on the CD). No matter which utility you use, you will to go into the partition setup portion of the utility— and, more importantly, you will probably need to use the more advanced or custom modes of partitioning available. We hope to simplify this process in a future release of MkLinux. Existing Macintosh drives usually come pre-configured such that the entire drive is taken up with 1 or more Macintosh filesystems (HFS). You will need to save off any data you may have on the drive you plan to install onto before changing the partitioning of the drive. The first step is making sure there is sufficient free space available on the drive. This does not mean free space as listed in the finder window but, rather, space that is not assigned for use by any filesystem such as HFS. You may have to shrink or delete the existing Macintosh fileystem(s) before you proceed. Remember you need about 400MB of otherwise unassigned drive space. Once the space is available it will need to be allocated in approximately this structure: +-----------------+ | Partition Map | +-----------------+ | Driver | +----------------…

Start your domain search…  UK domain names £5 for 1 year (Normal price £9.99 per year) What can we help you with? Search for a to How to publish your iWeb site without using MobileMe Summary Learn how to quickly publish your iWeb website using your Ecenica account instead of Apple MobileMe. We’ll show you how to publish your iWeb site to a local folder and then upload your site using FTP. Publishing your site 1 In iWeb, click Site. 2 Select Local Folder from the drop down list. 3 Click Choose. 4 Select your Desktop and click New Folder. 5 Enter a name for the folder, for example mywebsite and click Create. 6 Click Choose. 7 Folder Location should now show /Users/YourName/Desktop/mywebsite 8 Click Publish Site. 9 iWeb will copy your website to the new folder mywebsite on your desktop. Upload your iWeb website to your web hosting 1 To make your iWeb website live you’ll now need to upload the contents of the local folder you created in the steps above to your Ecenica web hosting package. To upload the files you’ll need a FTP app installed on your Mac. You can use any FTP you prefer and then use the. A favourite of ours is CyberDuck which is free, open-source FTP program for Mac. See How do I upload my website using Cyberduck FTP for Mac OSX. Follow the instructions below which are written for Cyberduck, but also apply to most FTP apps. 2 Open CyberDuck. 3 Click Open Connection. 4 Fill in your FTP details for your web hosting. Enter: The server as ftp.yourdomainname.com. Your FTP username. Your FTP password. 5 Click Connect. 6 A list of directories will appear. Double-click public_html to open it. 7 Open Finder on your Mac . 8 Open Desktop and open the mywebsite folder you created in iWeb. 9 Inside your mywebsite folder you’ll see another folder called mywebsite and a file called index.html. Open the mywebsite folder by double-clicking on it. 10 Select all the files by holding the Shift key + clicking the top and bottom files. 11 Copy the files and folders into the public_html folder in Cyberduck . 12 CyberDuck will now begin to upload your files to your Ecenica webspace. Viewing your site 1 Open Safari. 2 Enter your domain name into the address bar and press Enter. Congratulations, you’ve uploaded your iWeb site. « How Can I Order Roaming Upload your RapidWeaver SMTP? website » Services Domain Names Website Builder Managed WordPress Hosting Web Hosting Managed Cloud Servers cPanel Hosting Email Hosting My Account My Account Forgot Your Password? Resources Free Site Migrations 30 Day Guarantee Help Center Contact Us 24/7 Status Page About Us …

Signing in When you first open Hoyle Board Games, you must sign in. Once a player is signed in, the game keeps track of information for that player until the player's record is explicitly deleted by you. The player who signs in at the initial screen is the "host". Other players, up to six total, may be signed in simultaneously in order to play against each other (this is called "head-to-head" play). At any time, you can examine and modify the list of active players using the Players item in the Game menu. When you are at the game selection screen, the Player list shows the actively signed-in people. When you are playing a game, any computer characters playing with you are added to the list. When you choose a game from the game selection screen, all of the actively signed-in people are seated in the game, possibly along with one or more computer characters to fill out the empty seats. However, if you have more people signed in than can play a given game (for instance, if you have three people signed in and you choose to play chess), one player must be signed-out first. To sign in 1 Select the name of an existing player, or type the name of a new player. 2 Choose the silhouette for the player. To change your player's silhouette, move the scroll bar under the player view area at the right of the Sign In dialog box. 3 To add a new player, type a name in the box. To sign in as an different player, click a name in the player list. To delete a player, click a name in the player list, then click Delete. 4 Click New or OK to accept the player setting. See also Getting started Choosing a game Changing player settings Changing the game atmosphere Head-to-head play Setting game rules and options Starting an Internet game Viewing statistics and current standings CD, hard disk, and graphics mode options Playing without the game CD With Hoyle Board Games, you have the option of playing with or without the game CD inserted in your CD ROM drive. When you play without the game CD, some features of the game are disabled. These include character speech, the cabin and space environments, and several of the animations in the various games. If you start Hoyle Board Games without the CD inserted, and then decide that you would prefer the play with the CD, you must exit out of Hoyle Board Games completely, insert the CD, and then restart the game; inserting the CD in the middle a gaming session has no effect. Graphics modes: Fill Screen and DirectX If you have DirectX installed on your system (Windows 95 users only), you can take advantage of it using the Fill Screen item in the Preferences menu. When this menu item is checked, Hoyle Board Games attempts to use DirectX to display itself in 640x480 resolution with high color quality. This may be desired by users who normally use a higher screen resolution but want the Hoyle Board Games graphics to fill the screen. Because the DirectX graphics modes are not completely comp…

Welcome to Hoyleo Board Games t I lnstalling H oyle Boaril Games Running the lnstaller l, Windows: Insert the CD. If the installer screenappears, seeUsingthe Installerbelow. Otherwise, double-click My Computer on your pC desk- top. Then double-click Hoyle Board Games. This will launch the installer. Macintosh: Insert the CD. If the installer screenappears, seelJsingthe Installer below Otherwise, double-click the Hoyle Board Games CD iion on your ddsktop. In the window that opens, double-ciick the Hoyle Board Games icon. This will launch the installer. Using the lnstaller (Macintosh& Winilows) Once the installer is open, click Install Hoyle Board Guttt"s. This will run the install Wizard, which will guide you through the rest of the 6 installation process. Windows note: Windows users may need their Microsoft Installer Engine upgraded for successfulinstallation. If so, the Hoyle Board Games installer will automatica[] detect this need, ,rpgrud. it, and prompt the user to restart the system before completing the installation. Siena Entertainment, hnc. - Hoyle@ Board Games t Starting Hoyle Board Games lnstalling Games for Handheld Devices Of ,Lvailable) Hoyle Board Gamescan be run with or without rhe CD. If it is run Some Hoyle titles also come with gamesfor Palm OS@Handhelds and wlthout the CD, background music, character speechand many of the Pocket PC devices.If so, when you mn rhe insraller there will be an animations are not avallable. \ option called Install Hoyle Games for Handheld Devices. Click this. Windows: Insert the CD. If the Auroplay screenappears,click play Hoyle Board Games. Otherwise, click the Windows Start menu. poinr J I. Selectthe t)?e of handheld device you have, and uncheck any games you do not want installed. to Programs, poinr ro Hoyle@ and point to Hoyle Board Games. Then, 2. Click Install. click the Hoyle Board Games icon.' Macintosh: Insert the CD. Open the Hoyle Board Games folder on your 3. Click OK ln any windows that pop up, until the installer rerurns you hard drive, and double-click the Hoyle Board Games rcon. to the main install screen. The gameswill nbw install onto your Palm OS Handheld the next rime Bonus Games you perform a HotSync…

Welcome Installing Hoyle@ Boaril Games Windows: Insert the CD. If the AutoPlay screen appears, click Install. Otherwise, click the Windows Start'menu and then click Run. In the Run dialog box, type D:\SETUB where D is the letter for your CD-ROM drive, and then click OK. Macintosh: Insert the CD. Double-click the Hoyle Board Games CD icon to open. the CD. Then, double-click the Board Games Installer icon. Starting Hoyle@ Boaril Games Hoyle Board Games can be run with or without the CD. lf it is run without the CD, character speech, background music and many of the animations are not available. Windows: Insert the CD. If the AutoPlay scrben appears, click Run. Otherwise, click the Windows Start menu, point to Programs, point to Hoyle, and point to Hoyle Board Gardes. Then, click the Hoyle Board Games icon. Siena On:Line, Inc. - Hoyle@Boaril Games f Macintosh: Playingiloyle@ Games over the lnternet Insert the cD. open the Hoyle Board Games folder on your hard drive, Ifyou have a web browser and an Internet connection, you can play and double-click the Hoyle Board Games icon' il Hoyte board games (as well as Hoyle against opponents all over the world' card, casino' and word games) Starting HoYle@D emo Games JI Hoyle Internet games are not available for Macintosh' To play games over the Internet: This CD also contains demonstration versions of other Hoyle games' . In Hoyle Board Games, click Internet Games on the Go To menu' Windows: OR lf you did not install the demo games when installing Hoyle Board - Games, you will need to install them. Run the installation again and . In Windows, click the Start menu, point to Programs, point to select the bonus games you want to install. Hoyle, and point to Hoyle Board Games' Then' click the Play Hoyle Games Online icon. To run the demo games, click the Windows Start menu, then point to Programs and point to Hoyle. Then' find and click the icon for the Your web browser is s…