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 Read Before You Install Use the Software Install and Restore DVD that came with your computer to install Mac OS X, Classic Support, or the applications that came with your computer. You can also use the DVD to restore your computer to its original factory settings. If installing software onto a portable computer, it is advisable that your system be powered by the power adapter during the process to ensure an uninterrupted installation. If you need to restore the computer to original factory settings, back up all essential files prior to beginning the installation. To install Mac OS X 1) Insert the Software Install and Restore DVD that came with your computer. 2) Double-click the Install Mac OS X icon. 3) Follow the onscreen instructions. 4) Select the destination disk for installation, and then click Options. 5) Continue following the onscreen instructions. If you would like to restore your computer to its original factory settings, select Erase and Install. In most cases, choose Mac OS Extended (HFS Plus). To continue restoring your computer to the original factory settings, follow the below instructions below for installing Classic Support and applications. Note: To run Mac OS 9 applications in the Mac OS X Classic environment, you will need to reinstall Classic Support. See the instructions below for installing Classic Support. To install Classic Support or the applications that came with your computer 1) Insert the Software Install and Restore DVD that came with your computer. 2) Double-click the Install Applications & Classic Support icon. 3) Follow the onscreen instructions. To restore the computer to the original factory settings, select Restore All. Note: iCal, iPhoto, iTunes, iChat, and iMovie are part of Mac OS X. To install them, you must follow the instructions for installing Mac OS X. Quitting the Installer If you need to quit the Installer before the installation process is complete, choose Quit from the Installer menu and click Restart, then hold down the mouse or trackpad button to eject the Software Install and Restore DVD. You may be able to eject the DVD by pressing the eject button on a tray-loading optical drive or the Media Eject key on the keyboard. Your computer restarts using your current startup disk. Note: If you have already clicked Upgrade or Install, wait until installation finishes. Erasing and formatting your disk When you install Mac OS X, you can erase the destination disk. In the "Select a Destination" pane of the Installer, click the Options button. Select Erase and Install and then choose a format. In most cases, choose Mac OS Extended (HFS Plus). You can also divide your hard disk into several partitions before you install Mac OS X. In the Installer menu, choose Open Disk Utility and click Partition. Partitioning the disk erases the entire hard disk, so be sure to back up your files first. To install Classic Support or the applications that came with your computer onto a specific partiti…

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shivering kittens 2.2-1 shivering kittens © 2005-2007 Mark Bishop. info shivering kittens is a panic-inducing puzzle game for Mac OS X, where you must rescue kittens from their icy imprisonment! A block-matching puzzle game, shivering kittens tasks you with forming lines of frozen kittens to release them from their icy imprisonment, and then with forming groups of those thawed kittens to rescue them! shivering kittens requires any Mac with Mac OS X 10.3.x or later, including Mac OS X 10.4.x; the game is playable on PowerPC- or Intel-powered Macs (via Rosetta). Although every effort has been made to ensure that shivering kittens is free of bugs, the game is provided with no warranty - the use of the game is at your own risk! I have made every effort to ensure shivering kittens is free of bugs, but if you do encounter a bug, please contact Mark Bishop via email to <sealfin@sealfin.com> so that I can try to fix the bug. credits Design & code by Mark Bishop (<www.sealfin.com/>; <sealfin@sealfin.com>), art by Alexander Goulkin (<www.modgen.ru/>), and music & sound FX by Ricardo Balderas. 1 of 5 how to buy Thank you for downloading the demo of shivering kittens! You may play the demo of shivering kittens as many times as you want, but every time you play the demo a reminder that the game is a demo will be shown, and games in the demo are time-limited to ten minutes. Purchasing the full game will remove that reminder, will remove that time-limit, and may give you that warm, contented feeling that comers with supporting an independent and innovative developer… Also, all future versions of shivering kittens are free to customers who have purchased earlier versions of the game. If you have enjoyed the demo of shivering kittens and would like to purchase the full game, please visit <buy-shivering-kittens.sealfin.com/>. As soon as we receive your order, we will email you your unlocking code for the full game. how to play In shivering kittens, pieces made up of three types of blocks fall from the top of the screen; these three types of blocks are kittens… frozen kittens… and ice… Your goal in shivering kittens is to avoid the screen overflowing with these blocks, which you do by forming groups of these blocks from the pieces which fall from the top of the screen so that they may be eliminated. The pieces which fall from the top of the screen may be moved to the left and right by pressing the ‘left’ and ‘right’ arrow keys, rotated to the right by pressing the ‘up’ arrow key, and dropped by a block height by pressing the ‘down’ arrow key. 2 of 5 (The pieces which fall from the top of the screen may also be rotated to the left by pressing the ‘z’ key, rotated to the right by pressing the ‘x’ key, and dropped all the way to the bottom of the screen by …

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