En No reproduction in any form of this manual, in whole or in part (except for brief quotation in critical articles or reviews), may be made without written authorization from NIKON CORPORATION. Ver. 4.4 Ver. 4.4 (En) Printed in Japan SB5K00500101(11) 6MS50611-- User’s Manual Notices • No part of the manuals included with this prod- • Nikon will not be held liable for any damages uct may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, resulting from the use of this product. stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any • While every effort has been made to ensure that language in any form, by any means, without the information in these manuals is accurate and Nikon’s prior written permission. complete, we would appreciate it were you to • Nikon reserves the right to change the specific- bring any errors or omissions to the attention ations of the hardware and soft ware described of the Nikon representative in your area (address in these manuals at any time and without prior provided separately). notice. Package Contents Before using this product, check that the package contains the items listed below. Contact your retailer or local Nikon representative should you find that any of these items are missing or damaged. • Nikon Capture 4 installer CD • Nikon Capture 4 User’s Manual (this manual) • Nikon Capture 4 Install Guide • User registration card (USA only) Trademark Information Macintosh and Mac OS are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Pentium is a trademark of Intel Corporation. Adobe and Photo- shop are trademarks of Adobe Systems Inc. All other trade names mentioned in this manual or in the other documentation provided with your Nikon product are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respec tive holders. Make Backup Copies Make backup copies of important pictures before processing. Nikon will not be held liable for damages or lost profits that may result from product malfunction. WARNING! Do not play the Nikon Capture 4 installer CD on audio CD equipment. Playing a CD-ROM on an audio CD player could cause hearing loss or damage the equipment. Table of Contents Before You Begin: Introduction..............................................................................................…

PIE Technical Support To assist you in developing applications for the Newton platform, Apple Computer, Inc., is currently offering two levels of support for Newton developers: the Newton Developer Forum (formerly the Pioneer Program) on AppleLink and the PIE Partner Program. Beginning June 30, 1994, the Newton Developer Forum and Pioneer program will be replaced with the PIE Associates Program. Below is a short description of our current programs. We encourage you to consider these support options to enhance your ability to complete your projects. Newton Developer Forum on AppleLink: Any developer who purchases NTK (Newton Toolkit) is eligible to participate in this program . The Newton Developer Forum will give developers access to two boards on AppleLink - PIE Developer Talk, a discussion board and PIE Developer Info, a read-only board. The discussion board is an area where developers help each other by sharing tips, comments, questions and answers. PIE Developer Technical Support (DTS) regularly monitors this board. The PIE Developer Info board provides the latest tools, documentation, sample code, and Q & A's. Current Pioneer Program members are already included and need not apply. AppleLink subscribers should send a message to PIESYSOP and request Newton Developer Forum access. Developers without an AppleLink account should contact The Developer Support Hotline at 1-408- 974-4897 for information on obtaining an AppleLink account and then send a message to PIESYSOP requesting access to the Newton Developer Forum. Please note that the Newton Developer Forum and the Pioneer Program will only be available to developers through June 30, 1994. On June 30, all developers will be invited to join the PIE Associates Program, which will continue to supply you all of the services you are used to receiving from the Newton Developer Forum plus additional support and information. All Newton Developer Forum members will receive information on joining the PIE Associate Program prior to June 30, 1994. PIE Partner Program: This program is being offered through the Apple Developer Group. It is customized for Apple-selected strategic developers whose work supports Apple's long-term product and business strategies. The cost for this program is $2850(US) plus a one-time $150 start-up fee. You may join the PIE Partner Program by contacting the Developer Support Hotline at 1-408-974-4897 for an application. PIESYSOP

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS a concerted effort by a small group of The product you have purchased is the result of a better way to build a word processing dedicated people who believe that there is produce, release and to give what it takes to a program and despite all odds are prepared Support it. development of Nisus. Some of Over the years many people have contributed to the present day. remained through the them came, stayed some time and left. Others have more efforts of the people As the program grows and matures, it reflects more and versions 2 in the past. Nonetheless presently working rather than those who worked and 3 of Nisus are based on version 1, so I wish to acknowledge the contribution of no longer part of Paragon. those who made version 1 possible, although they are r, , Tom Braski, Paul Bress!c These were: Amy Barnes, Chris Borton, Steven Brooks Michael Ogawa, Chris Brent Foust, Samir Khayat, Eric Krugler, Chris Krummell, Page, Cris Rys and Mike Scanlin . the release of version 2. It Version 3 release of Nisus comes about one year after s and improvements. builds on the features of version 2 and includes extensive revision “striae finished size. The changes and additions made have almost doubled its ments were programed The major portion of all Nisus versions, additions and improve remains tireless in his pursuit of perfection. The by Victor Romano who, as always, ent extensio ns, the import of Microso ft Word 4 files, the program- menu key assignm testing “Monkey ”, owe their ming dialect, and the extensive new macros and our own …

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NTP for Macintosh Executive Overview Disclaimer The following information is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed. It is provided solely to help you determine the applicability of the described software to your particular environment. This text has been excerpted primarily from Chapter 1 and Appendix B of the Network Time Protocol for Macintosh User’s Guide. Introduction NTP for Macintosh is a set of software components that synchronize the system clock of the Macintosh with other computers in a network. NTP for Macintosh is based upon the Internet standard Network Time Protocol as described in RFC 1119. This protocol is widely used within the TCP/IP community. It features high reliability, low overhead, and can provide accuracy to 232 picoseconds. The protocol distributes time in a tree topology using clients, servers, peers, and broadcast technology. NTP for Macintosh is implemented as a pair of Control Panel devices (containing a pair of corresponding system extensions and one device driver) for the Macintosh Operating System, and optional software for Apple’s A/UX and DEC’s VAX/VMS operating systems. NTP for Macintosh can use either AppleTalk (DDP) or IP (UDP), or both, as the transport protocol. These protocols are used for their extremely low overhead. The NTP upper level protocol is error resistant and is intended to work with datagram oriented transport protocols. It can work effectively even in very congested networks. The use of DDP/AppleTalk allows this software to work with any Macintosh using existing built-in networking capabilities. Therefore, no additional hardware or software is required. The UDP/IP capability is suitable for use in industry standard TCP/IP environments. This provides vendor independence and compatibility. To use this mode, the MacTCP software must be installed. Typical uses for this software include: • Synchronizing file and mail servers as well as user work stations. • Synchronizing distributed development environments using common file servers. Keeps each client Macintosh with the same idea of time so that software builds can be done conveniently. • Providing accurate time stamps for other applications such as journaling, time-based transaction processing, alarm and reminder management systems, and network file backup systems. c 1993 by John A. Dundas III –1– Revised December 16, 1994 Feature Summary Common features Both the NTP Client and NTP Server for the Macintosh Operating System support the following features. • Implements Version 2 of the Network Time Protocol; compatible with both Version 3 and Version 1 implementations • Works on any model Macintosh running System 6.0.5 or later software (it is System 7 friendly). Any Macintosh can be a client as well as a server. Works on the new Power Macintoshes in compatibility mode. • Compatible with AppleT…

NTP for Macintosh Executive Overview Disclaimer The following information is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed. It is provided solely to help you determine the applicability of the described software to your particular environment. This text has been excerpted primarily from Chapter 1 and Appendix B of the Network Time Protocol for Macintosh User’s Guide. Introduction NTP for Macintosh is a set of software components that synchronize the system clock of the Macintosh with other computers in a network. NTP for Macintosh is based upon the Internet standard Network Time Protocol as described in RFC 1119. This protocol is widely used within the TCP/IP community. It features high reliability, low overhead, and can provide accuracy to 232 picoseconds. The protocol distributes time in a tree topology using clients, servers, peers, and broadcast technology. NTP for Macintosh is implemented as a pair of Control Panel devices (containing a pair of corresponding system extensions and one device driver) for the Macintosh Operating System, and optional software for Apple’s A/UX and DEC’s VAX/VMS operating systems. NTP for Macintosh can use either AppleTalk (DDP) or IP (UDP), or both, as the transport protocol. These protocols are used for their extremely low overhead. The NTP upper level protocol is error resistant and is intended to work with datagram oriented transport protocols. It can work effectively even in very congested networks. The use of DDP/AppleTalk allows this software to work with any Macintosh using existing built-in networking capabilities. Therefore, no additional hardware or software is required. The UDP/IP capability is suitable for use in industry standard TCP/IP environments. This provides vendor independence and compatibility. To use this mode, the MacTCP software must be installed. Typical uses for this software include: • Synchronizing file and mail servers as well as user work stations. • Synchronizing distributed development environments using common file servers. Keeps each client Macintosh with the same idea of time so that software builds can be done conveniently. • Providing accurate time stamps for other applications such as journaling, time-based transaction processing, alarm and reminder management systems, and network file backup systems. c 1993 by John A. Dundas III –1– Revised December 16, 1994 Feature Summary Common features Both the NTP Client and NTP Server for the Macintosh Operating System support the following features. • Implements Version 2 of the Network Time Protocol; compatible with both Version 3 and Version 1 implementations • Works on any model Macintosh running System 6.0.5 or later software (it is System 7 friendly). Any Macintosh can be a client as well as a server. Works on the new Power Macintoshes in compatibility mode. • Compatible with AppleT…

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