A SIM express Version 1.0 Cellular Phonebook Manager for Mac Development by Juha Rosvall Copyright © 2000 ID express Oy. All Rights Reserved. ID express Oy Louhentie 8 C, FIN-02130 Espoo, Finland Tel. +358 40 5717181 email: info@idexpress.fi http://www.idexpress.fi/simexpress/ Quick Guide Revision 1.0 Contents: GENERAL 3 Hardware requirements 3 Tested with 3 What can you do with SIM express? 4 WORKING WITH SIM EXPRESS 5 About phonebooks (memories) 5 Standard 5 For advanced users 5 Custom memory 5 Main view and entry editing 6 Quick Editing 7 Exchanging information with the device 8 Quick Edit Phone 8 Open from Phone 8 Save to Phone 8 Importing 9 From Text File 9 From MacSuite 9 Exporting 10 To Text File 10 To MacSuite 10 A SIM express 1.0 Quick Guide General Hardware requirements A Mac, with MacOS 8.1, or above, installed. MacOS version 8.6 is recommended. A cellular phone or other device that has a serial interface and supports the following AT-standard commands: +CSCS,+CPBS, +CPBR and +CPBW, and is capable of utilizing the default GSM charset. In other words just about all cellular phones that have built-in modems, or other phones with well equipped data-cards. It is highly recommended that you test this application with your configuration, before registering. If you have problems, please don’t hesitate to contact us. There are so many phone manufacturers, phone models and datacards in the market today, that we are simply unable to test all of them. Your feedback is therefore needed, so that we can work to improve the SIM express in right way. Tested with The list below consists equipment that has been used during testing process, but it Macs: - PowerBook G3 (233 to 500MHz) - PowerBook 1400 (via cable, infrared is not compatible with cell phones) - iMac (all models) - iBook (all models) - Blue/White G3 400MHz - Beige G3 350MHz. USB Adapters - Keyspan USB DB9 - Keyspan Twin - Entrega 9pin Serial Adapter Other adapters - Macintosh Modem Cable with DB25-to-DB9 adapter - Nokia Cellular Data Card DTP-2 Connection methods: - Infrared in PowerBook G3s - Manufacturers serial cable with devices that support cable connection - Nokia 8110 was used through the Nokia DTP-2 Cellular phones - Nokia 6210, 7110, 8110 (via DTP-2), 8xxx series and Nokia Car…

QuickImageCM 2.4 Copyright © 2003-2005 Hide Itoh <hide@pixture.com> All rights reserved. PIXTURE STUDIO <http://www.pixture.com> What is QuickImageCM ? QuickImageCM is a contextual menu plugin for Mac OS X. It let you view image files without launching any application. It also has many other features like triming, scaling, filtering (effects), printing, adding/removing thumbnail icons, converting images to different format, etc.. Features • It can display graphic image easily without launchin applications. • View mode also has many additional features including basic photo retouching functions (scaling, zooming, triming, rotation, flip, filtering with 17 filters, etc..) • It can print image to printer • It can add/remove thumbnail icons to/from multiple image files. • It can convert multiple image files into other image format (JPEG, TIFF, PNG, PICT...) with one operation • It can batch rename multiple image files easily and quickly • It can create <img> HTML tag from image files and copy to clipboard as text Installation For your convenicence, simple AppleScript to install the QuickImageCM is enclosed. Just run the 'InstallQuickImageCM' script to install and follow the direction on the screen. You can manually install the QuickImageCM by copying 'QuickImageCM.plugin' package to either '/Library/Contextual Menu Items' folder or '~/Library/Contextual Menu Items' folder. If you don't have '~/Library/Contextual Menu Items' folder, simply create a new folder and copy it there. In this case, you need to either restart computer, or logout and login again, or restart the Finder to use the QuickImageCM. How to use? Choose graphic image file(s) at the Finder and Control+Click the mouse to bring up the contextual menu. You will see 'QuickImage' contextual menu item. When you move the mouse to this 'QuickImage' menu, it shows submenus as you can see the picture below. Then select the feature you want to use from the submenu. How to use (1) Viewing images When you select 'View...' submenu item, a window (see below) appears on the screen and displays the first image. The title bar of the window shows the image file name, image data size, and the current number and total number of images. Below the window title, there is a toolbar with eleven buttons. By pressing a button or selecting a function from button menu, you can invoke additional function. You can invoke most of the functions using keyboard too. Keyboard operation is explained later in this document. Below toolbar is the basic information of the image, which are the current image size and current view size (in pixel) and current…

QuickNote © 1997 by John V. Holder All Rights Reserved What is QuickNote? Have you ever needed to jot down a note quickly and be able to easily find it later? Ever wanted to copy a selection of text while web browsing for later reading without copying and pasting between applications or saving the text to a file? QuickNote can do these things and more at the touch of a key (which will instantly bring up a text editor) without having to leave the application you are in! Of course, you'll be able to hit another key at any time that will bring up a list of all your notes, which you can edit, delete, search, replace, print and move from category to category (create as many categories as you like) with ease! QuickNote lets you do all standard text editing including changing fonts, styles, sizes, etc. Another extremely handy feature allows you to select text from any note and have QuickNote automatically paste the text directly into any text document you are working on. Some uses for QuickNote: * bring up a text editor instantly with one keypress! * copy selected text from any application with one key stroke and store it for later reading or editing * keep an on-line journal of daily activities * keep a To Do list * keep commonly used text clippings to be able to paste into any application * use QuickNote to alter text on the clipboard (edit, change it to all uppercase or lowercase, remove line feeds, etc.) * grab a note or selection of text from any category without having to leave the application you're in with a keystroke! * maintain a simple and easy to access address book and phone number list * Collect and organize the information from those scattered text document and clipping files * Want to add on-line help to an application that doesn’t already have it? If an application does not have on-line help but does have help in the form of text files, you can drop those text file(s) into a category folder (see the Categories chapter below) and use QuickNote as on-line help for that application! :-) What comes in the QuickNote package? Your QuickNote package should contain the following files: • QuickNote • QuickNote Documentation • QuickNote - Read Me First! (a SimpleText file) • QuickNote Plugins - (contains plugins for QuickNote) • Registration (open me!) (fill out the registration form with this application) How to install QuickNote: -1- Just drop the “QuickNote” file into the “Control Panels” folder and drop the “QuickNote Plugins” folder into your “System Folder” and restart your Macintosh! After restarting, you should be able to use the “HotKeys” to access QuickNote at any time. The default “HotKeys” are: 1) Command-F13 for a blank note 2) Command-F14 to copy any selected text and paste it into a QuickNote 3) Command-F15 to get/edit any notes you have created. You can change any of the three “HotKeys” by opening the QuickNote control panel (from the Control Panels menu…

QuickPlayCM 1.1 Copyright © 2003-2005 Hide Itoh <hide@pixture.com> All rights reserved. PIXTURE STUDIO <http://www.pixture.com> What is QuickPlayCM ? QuickPlayCM is a contextual menu plugin for Mac OS X. It let you play movies and other multimedia files that are supported by QuickTime without launching an application. It also has some other feature like adding thumbnail to the movie file, setting desktop picture from the current scene you are watching. IMPORTANT QuickPlayCM works with Mac OS X 10.3 (aka Panther) and does not work with 10.2.x (aka Jaguar) due to some problem of Jaguar's Finder. Features • It can display movies and any other multimedia files (that QuickTime supports) without launching any applications. • The format it supports are including but not limited to: QuickTime movie (.mov) Flash movie (.swf) Mpeg movie (.mpg) Mpeg4 movie (.mp4) GIF animation (.gif) MP3 music (.mp3) MP4 music with AAC codec (.m4p) --- requires QT 6.2 or later For more information about supported format, please check out the latest QuickTime document. • You can add thumbnail icons to the movie file from the scene you are watching. • You can set the desktop picture from the scene you are watching. • You can copy the current scene to the Clipboard as a PICT data. • Movie windows can be resized. • Easy enlarging/reducing view size by 25% step using toolbar buttons. Installation For your convenicence, simple AppleScript to install the QuickPlayCM is enclosed. Just run the 'InstallQuickPlayCM' script to install and follow the direction on the screen. You can manually install the QuickPlayCM by copying 'QuickPlayCM.plugin' package to either '/ Library/Contextual Menu Items' folder or '~/Library/Contextual Menu Items' folder. If you don't have '~/Library/Contextual Menu Items' folder, simply create a new folder and copy it there. In this case, you need to either restart computer, or logout and login again, or restart the Finder to use the QuickPlayCM. How to use? Choose movies or other mutilimedia file(s) at the Finder and Control+Click the mouse to bring up the contextual menu. You will see 'QuickPlay...' contextual menu item. Then select the QuickPlay menu to open movie window as below. How to use (1) Viewing movies When you select 'QuickPlay' contextual menu item, a window (see below) appears on the screen and display the first movie. The title bar of the window shows the file name and the current file number / number of total selected files. Below the movie is the QuickTime's standard movie controller. As default, QuickPlayCM does not automatically start the movie, so start the mo…

CLARIS MacDraw Pro QuickReferenceGuide Overview Palette Icons* Gradient Document name and active layer name in indicator | _ oe pattern ero point olor olid pattern Ruler number box Pen indicator : | = bs # = a Un jh | | Tool Palette q —— Selection arrow Me ee Style bar |, 1.,,8,.1.,.-., | AV Ge Texttol FAH? | , To customize Style bar, drag cell Line tool {| ~~. 4 lS from palette, or drag cell to Round — ounded . rectangle foo! ft [ (> inal 7 position pointer on icon and press mouse button, …

WordPerfect VERSION 3.1 QUICK REFERENCE CARD The following chart shows key commands and other methods CREATING DOCUMENTS of using WordPerfect features. For more information about key commands, menus, ruler bars, and Button Bars, see Chapter 2 of the WordPerfect 3.1 for Macintosh User's Guide. BASICS 38-Shift-F Open a document Print Preview Close a document Plain Text 36-T FORMATTING LINES & PARAGRAPHS Flush Right 38-Shift-Z Show/Hide Ruler Indent $6-Shift-I or Numbers Lock On/Off Shift-Num Lock Option-Tab SELECTING Borders Document FORMATTING PAGES To end of document Shift-End Center Text on Page LANGUAGE TOOLS Column Break 36-Shift-Return Thesaurus 36-Shift-T © WordPerfect, Novell Applications Group 1994 QRUSMWP31-9/94 74210-74210-74210 BASICS Creating a new document Choose New from the File menu. Opening a document Choose Open from the File menu. Saving a document Choose Save from the File menu. Printing a document Choose Print from the File menu. Closing a document Choose Close from the File menu. MOVING THROUGH DOCUMENTS To the beginning of a document Press Home. To the end of a documemt Press End. To the beginning or end of the line Press & -< or >. To the next page Press Page Down. To a particular page Press Option-F 13 or double-click the pagelline position on the status bar to open …

eee ce ClarisWorks Quick ReferenceGuide Keyboard Most Documents (cont.) Shortcuts Command or Task Find Again Keyboard Shortcut 36 E You can save time by using keyboard shortcuts rather Find/Change... 36 F than choosing a command from a menu. You can also use shortcuts for some of the on-screen tools and Frame Links 3 L controls, such as buttons in a dialog box. Help (open the help system) 36 ? (Question Mark) Example: The shortcut Shift- 3-E means Hide/Show Tools Shift 38 T Press the Shift key. Without letting go of it, press Italic (italic type) 36 | the key and the E key. Don’t press the hyphen key (-) except where noted. Justify (selected text) Shift 38 \ Mail Merge... Shift 38 M Three dots (...) after a command indicates that the command opens a dialog box. Modify (selected frame) Shift 38 | «@ Note Not all shortcuts and commands listed here New... (document) a8 N are available in all ClarisWorks™ documents. Open... (document) a8 0 Page View (on/off) Shift 38 P Paste (text or object) a6 V Most Documents Plain Text 38 T Play Macro Shift 38 X Print... 36 P Command or Task Keyboard Shortcut Align Center (selected text) a8 \ Quit +Q Align Left (selected text) 8[ Record Macros... (start stop) & Shift 38 J Align Right (selected text) 38 ] Save 36 S Bold (boldface) a8 B …

Quick Reference Card @ HyperCard™ Browsing from the keyboard Function Press Go to HyperCard Help stack 3e-? Go Home 3¢-H Go to first card in stack 9-1 or 3¢-< Go to previous card in stack ge-2 or <* Go to next card in stack ge-3 or >* Go to last card in stack 9g-4 or 98-9 Go back through cards viewed Tilde (~), Esc, or V* Go forward through retraced cards On See miniature pictures of cards recently seen 3g-R Select Browse tool ge-Tab Select Browse tool and leave background ge-Shift-Tab Store current card’s location for quick return -L (many locations can be stored) Return to stored location 9e- (last in-first out order) Go to next field on card Tab Go to previous field on card Shift-Tab *If the Arrow Keys in Text option is turned on (on your Preferences card), hold down the Option key while you press this arrow key. ©Apple Computer, Inc., 1990 Apple, the Apple logo, and HyperCard are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Z030-1586-A Text editing keys Function Press Select all the text in the field ge-Shift-A Bold the selected text gg-Shift-B Condense the selected text gg-Shift-C Restore the selected text to the field’s 3e-Shift-D default text format Extend the selected text ge-Shift-X Change the selected text to the next font ge-Shift-F (alphabetically) Group the selected text 3e-Shift-G Italicize the selected text ge-Shift-I Outline the selected text 3e-Shift-O Underline the selected text 3e-Shift-U Make the selected text a smaller font size 3g-Shift-< Make the selected text a larger font size 3e-Shift-> Decrease the field line height ge-Shift- — (minus) Increase the field line height ge-Shift- + (plus) Power keys available when using Paint tools (with the Message box closed) Command Power key Menu Black pattern B Patterns Darken D Paint Draw Centered (on/off) iC Options Draw Multiple (on/off) M Options Fill E Paint Flip Horizontal H Paint …

QuickSLIP Version 1.1 Program and Music by Robert Chancellor ---------------------------- SHAREWARE NOTICE ---------------------------- QuickSLIP is SHAREWARE. If you use the product and like it, please honor the SHAREWARE agreement by sending $10 to: Robert Chancellor 963 Cedar St. El Segundo, CA. 90245 Your registration will encourage new software products and updates. System Requirements QuickSLIP requires System 7, 8-bit color, and 2 MB of RAM to run. About QuickSLIP QuickSLIP is an arcade-style game where the object is to capture all the coins on each of the 15 levels. Some objects on the screen can be used to bounce your sprite while others will destroy you. Each level has a different strategy, requiring you to adapt to various game styles to complete them. Some levels require fast reflexes, while other will require slow movement and patients to win. About The Game Pieces The following is a list of sprites used in the game. The diamonds are the major enemies in QuickSLIP. They relentlessly bounce around the screen, attempting to interfere with you picking up coins and other goodies. The green diamond is the slowest of the diamonds with the yellow and red folloing in order of speed. These enemies are less often seen than the diamonds, but present more danger since the majority of them move quicker. They should be avoided at all costs. All circular items are things you want to pick up. The yellow circles are coins, the green circles are surprise points, and the blue circles are free lives. The surprise points pices will award a random amount of points when you pick it up. If you feel your score is a little low, try picking up one of these. They can completely change the tide of a game. All enemies will rebound against any of these items. This is a wall. Your player sprite can bounce against these without harm. This is a mine. Touching one of these will destroy your player sprite. Enemies will QuickSLIP User Guide Page 1 Mit, 13. Mai 2009 17:54 Uhr detect the sprite and bounce away from it without harm. This is the exit. Once all coins have been picked up on a level, this symbol will appear somewhere on the screen. You must touch this symbol with your player sprite to advance to the next level. This is your player sprite. Game Controls Below is a list of game controls. HyperSLIP will randomly place you on another part of the screen. You will be placed in a safe zone, that is in an area where there is no enemy. Anamies move quickly however, and can quickly overun your player if you do not act. HyperSLIP requires a great deal of energy from your player. There is approximately a 5 second recovery period following a HyperSLIP when your character must regain energy before attempting another HyperSLIP. You may move during this time, but HyperSLIP will not function. Saving Your Game You may save you…