Ifmonks

IF MONKS HAD MACS ... USER'S GUIDE TECHNICAL SUPPORT: (914) 591-5500 REGISTRATION AND SOFTWARE SUPPORT Please fill out and return the endosed warranty card. This registers your copy of the software and helps us keep you informed about updates and other software you may be interested in. Ifyou ever have problems with Voyager software, please call us at (914) 591-5500. TECH NICAL REQUIREMENTS • Any color Macintosh • :i,500 of free RAM (at least 8 MB installed) • 13-inch (640x480 resolution) or larger color monitor • CD-ROM drive SETTING UP These instructions assume a basic familiarity with the Macintosh operat- ing system and interface conventions. Please refer to your Macintosh doc- umentation for help with any of the operations described in this section. Befme you can use If Monlts had Macs... , you should: • Copy the If MonIts... f to your hard drive • Install the extensions provided on the CD if necessary Getting Ready to Install Software horn the CD 1. Insert the CD into your CD-ROM drive according to the drive manu- facturer's instructions. 2. Double-dick the CD's icon. A window showing its contents will open. Copying the If Manks... Folder To install If Monlts had Macs... , drag the IfMonlts.. .J from the CD window to your hard drive. Installing Extensions 1. Open the Extensions folder on the CD. The folder contains current versions of extensions necessary to use IfMonks had Macs.... Ifyou already have these or later versions installed, you do not need to install anything. If in doubt, proceed to step 2. 2. Drag the extensions to the System Folder on your hard drive and drop them (do not open the System Folder first). Your Macintosh will guide you through the rest of the installation. 3. Ifyou installed any extensions, restart your Macintosh. GETTING STARTED Every time you wish to use lfMonks had Macs... , insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive and double-dick the copy of lf Monks had Macs... in the "IfMonks... " folder on your hard drive. A few moments after launching lfMonks had Macs... , you will find your- selfin a library overiooking a cloister. You can thenjust relax to sound of the fountain, and, ifyou wait a few moments more, to the timeless beauty of a Gregorian chant, or you can begin to browse the library's 24 vol- umes. The Library Guide is a good place to start. There are three ways to access the books. 1. On your desk in the library is a four-sided revolving bookcase. This bookcase holds the library's four collections. Move the cursor over the triangle-arrows on its tOJrleft or tOJrright side and dick to pull the col- lection on that side of the case towards you. Click on a book to open iL 2. In the lower right-hand corner of every book in the library is an icon of the revolving bookcase. If you dick this quickly it will take you back to the revolving bookcase and your desk in the library. Ifyou hold the mouse button down on…