Open Windows Files on Your Mac. Instantly. ® User's Guide MacLinkPlus DELUXE DELUXE User's Guide MacLinkPlus Deluxe Macintosh and Power Macintosh DataViz, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means without permission in writing from the publisher. © Copyright 1997, 1999 by DataViz, Inc. Trumbull, Connecticut U.S.A. MacLinkPlus, MacOpener, Conversions Plus, Desktop To Go and Web Buddy are registered trademarks of DataViz, Inc. Table of Contents Welcome to MacLinkPlus 7 Product Contents ........................................................................................................................................7 Installation .................................................................................................................................................. 7 Technical Support .......................................................................................................................................8 Upgrades .....................................................................................................................................................8 Getting Started ...........................................................................................................................................8 Other DataViz Products .............................................................................................................................9 Translating Files 11 MacLinkPlus Application Method .......................................................................................................... 11 Control-Click Method .............................................................................................................................. 12 Double-click Method ................................................................................................................................ 13 Drag to Translate Method ....................................................................................................................... 14 Document Converter Method .................................................................................................................. 15 Viewing Files 17 Control-Click Method .............................................................................................................................. 17 MacLinkPlus Application Method .......…

USER’S GUIDE CyberPuppy Software © 1993-1995 CyberPuppy’s Monstrous Media Kit™ Credits Concept: Neill Kramer, Christopher Limited Warranty Haupt, and Darin Krauss. The CyberPuppy’s Monstrous Media Kit program, Treasure Chest Simply Superb Programming by: files, and documentation are provid- Christopher Haupt, Darin Krauss, Joe ed "as is" without warranty of any Tunis, William Gulland, David kind. CyberPuppy Software, Inc. Wilkins, and Dolf Starreveld. reserves the right to make improve- ments in the product described in Computer Graphics: Viridian, this manual at any time without Lynnwood Communications. notice. Additional Graphics: Diane Bertolo, Replacement of Media Catherine Eng, Kelly Wong, and Kaz Defective media returned within Umehara. thirty days from date of purchase will be replaced without charge. Sound Design: Larry Buksbaum, Ken Freeman and License Patrick Feehan Productions. For individuals, this CD entitles the user to copy the program onto a sin- Documentation: gle computer. You may physically Neill Kramer, Pamela Kramer, and transfer the program from one com- Sylvia Emanuel. puter to another provided the pro- gram is used only on one computer Bugmeisters: CGS Testing. at any time. An educational institu- tion with a multiple-use license has CyberPuppy Software, Inc. the right to use the program on as Software © 1993-1995 many computers as the license All rights reserved worldwide. states. The purchase of additional All rights reserved worldwide. Except CDs entitles the institution to for educational institutions with multi- increase the number of computers ple-use licenses, no portion of this man- that can run the program. You may ual may be copied, reproduced, trans- not distribute copies of the program lated or reduced to any electronic medi- or accompanying documentation to um or machine-readable form without others. Images from the program’s the prior written consent of Cyber- Treasure Chests may not be repro- Puppy Software, Inc. duced for commercial use. CyberPuppy Software, Inc. 2448 Park Boulevard Palo Alto, CA 94306 Tech Support: (415) 328-0761 Fax: (415) 326-6301 email: info@cyberpuppy.com CyberPuppy is a registered trademark of CyberPuppy Software, Inc. Macintosh and QuickTime are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Windows is a registered trademark of the Micro…

WELCOME TO QUICKTIME 1.6.1 The QuickTime 1.6.1 software consists of -the QuickTime system software extension -a new version of the Macintosh Scrapbook -a Scrapbook file with a sample movie The QuickTime system software extension adds capabilities that let your application programs integrate graphics, sound, video, and animation into documents. By providing a standard way for all Macintosh programs to control these multimedia elements, QuickTime makes them easier to use. In the new Scrapbook, you can cut, copy, paste, and play QuickTime movies. Larger images will also shrink to fit so that you can see the entire image in the Scrapbook window. This Scrapbook is otherwise identical to the standard Macintosh Scrapbook. If you obtained QuickTime by purchasing it separately, by ordering it over the phone, or by downloading it from an electronic mail system, follow the instructions below to install the QuickTime extension and the new Scrapbook. If QuickTime was already installed on your hard disk when you bought your computer, skip ahead to the section "Installing the Scrapbook." INSTALLING QUICKTIME To install QuickTime: 1.If you received a floppy disk labeled "QuickTime," insert it into your computer and open it. If you downloaded QuickTime electronically, make sure the QuickTime files you downloaded are visible. 2.Drag the QuickTime and Scrapbook icons from the QuickTime disk to your System Folder icon (not into the open folder). -1- 3.Click OK in the dialog box that appears. 4.Restart your Macintosh. INSTALLING THE SCRAPBOOK Before you install the new Scrapbook file: Installing the new Scrapbook File in your System Folder will delete your current Scrapbook File. If you have stored any items in your current Scrapbook that you want to keep, drag the Scrapbook File from your System Folder to any other folder. This prevents the file from being deleted when you install the new Scrapbook File. (To open the old Scrapbook File in the future, you’ll need to move the new one out of your System Folder and move the old one back in.) To install the new Scrapbook File: 1. Find the folder called Replacement Scrapbook File. (If QuickTime was already installed on your computer, this folder is on your computer's hard disk. If you obtained QuickTime separately, this folder is on the QuickTime disk.) 2. Drag the contents of the Replacement Scrapbook File folder to your System Folder icon. 3. If you haven’t moved your old Scrapbook File out of the System Folder, a message asks you whether you want to replace it. Click OK to replace your old Scrapbook File. To use the new Scrapbook File: 1. Choose Scrapbook from the Apple menu. 2. When a picture appears in the Scrapbook window, use the buttons in the movie control bar, shown below, to play the movie. You can use standard Cut, Copy, and Paste commands to copy movies to and from the Scrapbook. -2- To co…

ocs.com http://www.replacementd ORIONS AND ANTARANS Introduction (Excerpted from “Pre-Psilonic Galactic Civilizations” Vol. II, by Ectron Victor, retired Master Adjudicator, Psilon Central History Institute.) As a story is told and retold over the course of generations, no matter the attention paid to detail and no matter the importance of the tale, the truth is gradually nibbled away by little mistakes and innocent exaggerations. Carried off on these well-intentioned, tiny feet, the facts deteriorate softly and painlessly into a condition generally referred to as “shrouded by time.” The legends concerning the Orions and Antarans are shrouded by time. What is certain is that at one time both races coexisted in the galaxy. The scope of their power and technical advancement has surely been enhanced by hyperbole, but that they were far superior to anything now known is indisputable. Perhaps it was inevitable that two such behemoths meet in violence. The legends paint the Antarans as ruthless, xenophobic killers, but we all know that history is written by the victors. The Orion-Antaran war was a protracted holocaust of galactic proportions. While we can never know if they truly flung entire star systems across deep space as weapons (as the storytellers claim), our astrophysicists have uncovered evidence of directed energy bursts the power of which staggers the imagination. That both races had the ability to raze planets no one contests. The Orions eventually defeated the Antarans. Rather than exterminating the race, as the stories claim the Antarans would certainly have done, the Orions chose to imprison their enemies in a “pocket dimension”—a volume the size of a single star system, formed and carved somehow out of the fabric of space-time. Physicists to this day puzzle over the theory and the technique, but the result was obvious; the Antarans were banished one and all from this dimension. At this point, even the storytellers admit that the legends become vague. Some time after the war, the Orion race inexplicably disappeared. They left only two legacies for the galaxy’s future inhabitants. One was the tales of their power and legends of the Antaran war; the other is the Orion system itself. One…

f* Reference Manual ormer Mark of the Unicom License TO PERSONS WHO PURCHASE OR USETH1S PRODUCT: Carefully read al the terms and condtrons of this agreement before using this software package. Using this software package indicates Agreement and Limited your acceptance of the terms and conditions of this license agreement Warranty Mark of the Unicom, Inc. (MOTU) owns both ths program and its documentaton. Both the program and the documentation are protected under applicable copyright laws. Your right to use the program and the documentaton are limited to the terms and condtons described herein. License YOU MAY: (a) use the enclosed program on a single computer (b) physically transfer the program from one computer to another provided that the program is used on only one computer at a time and that you remove any copies of the program from the computer from which the program is being transferred; (c) make copies of the program solely for backup purposes. You must reproduce and include the copyright noice on a label on any backup copy. YOU MAY NOT: (a) distribute copies of the program or the documentation to others; (b) rent, lease or grant subtenses or other nghts to the program; (c) provide use of the program in a computer service business, network, time-shanng, mutpte CPU or multiple user arrangement without the prior written consent of MOTU; (d) translate or otherwise after the program or related documentation without the prior written consent of MOTU. Term Your license to use the program and documentation will automatically terminate if you fail to comply with the terms of this Agreement If this license is terminated you agree to destroy all copies of the program and documentation. Limited Warranty MOTU warrants to the original licensee that the disk(s) on which the program is recorded be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of purchase as evidenced by a copy of your receipt If failure of the disk has resulted from accident abuse or misapplication of the product then MOTU shall have no responsibility to replace the dsk(s) under this Limited Warranty. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY AND RIGHT OF REPLACEMENT IS IN LIEU OF, AND YOU HEREBY WANE, ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES,…