Reshaping polygon
Changing patterns
Changing colors
Changing layers
Moving two objects
Naming object
Recorder practice
Part I title
Part II title
Using linking options with
named pages
Using linking options with
named pages
1.  Go to page 1 (the first page of
     company history).
2.  Select Susan Hotchkiss and
     press Ctrl+W to create a hotword.
3.  Choose Hotword Properties
     from the Object menu.
4.  Click Link To.
5.  Go to page 5 and click OK in
     the Link To dialog box.
6.  Ctrl+double-click the hotword
     to display the Script window.
7.  When you finish looking at the
     script, choose Exit/Cancel from
     the Script menu.
Instruction Book - Linking
Part II title
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Part II - The script recorder
Part II - The script recorder
In this series of exercises you'll learn how to use the script recorder to create animation effects. You'll record moving, sizing, and changing the appearance of objects and paste the recordings into the Script window.
You'll also learn how to edit a recording in the Script window, and why it's better to name an object before you create a recording.
Instruction Book - Recorder
Moving an object
1.  Choose Start Recording from
     the Edit menu.
2.  Select the fish.
3.  Drag the fish across the page,
     releasing the mouse button at
     frequent intervals.
     ToolBook records movement each
       time you release the mouse button.
       The more often you release the mouse
       button, the smoother the motion will
       be when you play back your
       recording.
4.  Choose Stop Recording from the
     Edit menu.
  Choose Start Recording from
     the Edit menu.
2.  Select the fish.
3.  Drag the fish across the page,
     releasing the mouse button at
     frequent intervals.
     ToolBook records movement each
       time you release the mouse button.
       The more often you release the mouse
       button, the smoother the motion will
       be when you play back your
       recording.
4.  Choose Stop Recording from the
     Edit menu.
Recording 
moving an object
Recording 
moving an object
Correcting errors
1.  Hold down Ctrl and double-click
     the Oops! button.
2.  In the Script window, edit the
     script so that it contains the
     statement "Select Rectangle
     PurpleSquare" as its second 
     line, followed by "Move the
     selection to" statements and
     ending with "End buttonUp".
     Delete all other statements from
     the script.
     To delete a statement, select the
       whole line and press the Delete key,
       then press Backspace to close the gap...........p.ection" and the
     following line "Select Rectangle
     "PurpleSquare"" and press the
     Delete key, then press
     Backspace to close the gap.
3.  Select the lines "Select Button
     id 0" through "Select Rectangle
     PurpleSquare" (four lines in all)
     and press Delete, then press
     Backspace.
Correcting errors in a
recording
Correcting errors in a
recording
Correcting errors
Correcting errors in a
recording, continued
Correcting errors in a
recording, continued
1.  Press Ctrl+S to update the script.
2.  Press F3 to switch to Reader
     level.
3.  Click the Oops! button to
     test the revised script.
4.  Press F3 to switch back to Author
     level.....   level.
3.  Click the Oops! button to
     test the revised script.
4.  Press F3 to switch back to Author
     level.
Bouncing ball
Recording a bouncing ball
Recording a bouncing ball
1.  Choose Start Recording from
     the Edit menu or press F8
2.  Drag the red ball to the bottom
     of the page, then up to the right,
     releasing the mouse button 
     frequently as you drag.
3.  Choose Stop Recording from
     the Edit menu or press F8.
4.  Ctrl+double-click the Bounce
     button.
5.  Choose Paste Recording from 
     the Edit menu, then press Ctrl+S.
6.  Press F3, then click the Bounce
     button.
7.  Press F3 to switch to Author level.
Growing tree
Recording a tree growing
Recording a tree growing
1.  Choose Start Recording from
     the Edit menu.
2.  Select the tree.
3.  Drag the upper right selection
     handle until the tree fills the page,
     releasing the mouse button at
     frequent intervals.
4.  Choose Stop Recording from
     the Edit menu.
5.  Paste the recording into the
     script of the Grow button.
6.  Switch to Reader level (F3) to
     test the script, then press F3 to
     switch back to Author level.
Shrinking world
Recording a
shrinking world
Recording a
shrinking world
1.  Press F8 to start the recorder.
2.  Select the world.
3.  Drag the lower left selection
     handle until the world is small
     as you want, releasing the mouse
     button frequently.
4.  Press F8 to stop the recorder.
5.  Ctrl+double-click the Shrink
     button.
6.  Choose Paste Recording, then
     press Ctrl+S to update the script.
7.  Press F3, click the Shrink button,
     press F3 again.
Reshaping polygon
Recording
reshaping an object
Recording
reshaping an object
1.  Start the recorder
2.  Select the large yellow polygon
     and choose Reshape from the 
     Draw menu.
3.  Drag alternate reshape handles
     toward the center until it looks 
     like a five-pointed star.
4.  Drag alternate reshape handles
     back out until the large polygon
     looks like a polygon again.
5.  Stop the recorder.
6.  Paste the recording into the
     script of the Star button and
     switch to Reader level to test
     the script.pt.
Changing patterns
Recording
changing patterns
Recording
changing patterns
1.  Double-click the rectangle tool
     to display the pattern palette.
2.  Start the recorder.
3.  Select the gray TV screen.
4.  Select several different patterns
     in the pattern palette.
5.  Stop the recorder.
6.  Paste the recording into the
     script of the On The Fritz button
     and switch to Reader level to test
     the script........evel to test
     the script.level to test
     the script.nd
     switch to Reader level to test
     the script.
Changing colors
Recording
changing colors
Recording
changing colors
1.  Hold down Ctrl and double-click
     the rectangle tool on the tool
     palette to display the color tray.
2.  Start the recorder.
3.  Select the desert sky.
4.  Click different colors in the color
     tray.
     Try darker and darker shades of blue
       or purple.
5.  Stop the recorder.
6.  Paste the recording into the
     script for the Sunset button.
7.  Switch to Reader level and test
     the script........cript.
Changing layers
Recording
changing layers
Recording
changing layers
1.  Start the recorder.
2.  Select the "thumbs up" graphic.
3.  Choose Send to Back from the
     Object menu, or press Ctrl+A.
4.  Choose Bring to Front from the
     Object menu, or press Ctrl+F.
5.  Repeat steps 3 and 4 several
     times.
6.  Stop the recorder.
7.  Paste the recording into the
     script for the Thumbs button.
8.  Switch to Reader level and test
     the script........cript.
Moving two objects
Recording moving
two objects at once
Recording moving
two objects at once
1.  Start the recorder.
2.  Select the blue boat and drag
     it a little to the right.
3.  Select the red boat and drag it
     to the right.
4.  Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you've
     moved the boats across the
     page.
5.  Stop the recorder.
6.  Paste the recording into the
     script for the Sailboat Race
     button.
7.  Switch to Reader level and
     test the script.pt.
Naming object
Naming objects, continued
Naming objects, continued
6.  Select the green dot and choose
     Cut, then choose Paste from the
     Edit menu.
7.  Switch to Reader level and
     test the scripts again.
Recorder practice
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Using the ToolBook skills you've learned so far, use the script recorder to animate the logo on your presentation title page.
Ask your instructor for the practice handout with steps to follow.
When you finish the practice, let your instructor know.3
Practice: Animate your
presentation title page
Practice: Animate your
presentation title page
Instructions for practices are not included in this release of Learning ToolBook.
Growing tree
Shrinking world
Moving an object
Correcting errors
1.  With John Rothmeyer still
     selected, choose Hotword
     Properties from the Object menu.
2.  Click Link To.
3.  Go to page 4 (the page with
     John Rothmeyer's biography).
4.  Click OK in the Link To dialog box.
      Before you can test the hotword's
        script, you must activate the field so
        ToolBook knows to run the script
        instead of placing the insertion point
        for typing in the field. You'll activate
        the field in the next exercise.\
Linking hotwords
Linking hotwords
1.  Press F3 to switch to Author level.
2.  Double-click the John Rothmeyer
     hotword to place the insertion
     point.
3.  Choose Hotword Properties
     from the Object menu.
4.  Click Script.
     The script window displays the
       script you created with Link To.
5.  When you finish viewing the
     script, choose Exit/Cancel
     from the Script menu.
6.  Click Cancel in the Hotword 
     Properties dialog box. menu.
5.  Click Cancel in the Hotword 
     Properties dialog box.
Looking at a script
in the Script window
Looking at a script
in the Script window
1.  Choose the button tool from
     the tool palette.
     The button tool is the one immediately
       under the selection arrow.
2.  Draw two buttons on the page.
     Make the buttons about 1/2" high by
       2" long.
Creating buttonsn
Creating buttonsn
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1.  Select one of the buttons.
2.  Choose Button Properties from
     the Object menu.
3.  In the Label box, change Button
     to Company History.
4.  Choose a border style for the
     button.
5.  Click OK.
6.  Select the other buttons.
7.  Choose Button Properties from
     the Object menu.
8.  Change Button to Key Staff and
     choose the same border style
     as for the other button.
9.  Click OK.
Changing a button's 
label and border style
Changing a button's
label and border style
1.  Go to page 1 (the first page of
     company history).
2.  Press F4 to switch to the
     background.
3.  Create a button, select it,
     and choose Button Properties
     from the Object menu.
4.  Change the button's label to
     Next.
5.  Click the Script button to display
     the Script window.
     (continued)
2.  In the Script window, type the
     following script:
          to handle buttonUp
               go to next page
          end buttonUp
3.  Choose Exit/Update from the
     Script menu or press Ctrl+S.
Writing a simple
navigation scriptt
Writing a simple
navigation scriptt
This module covers ToolBook's linking options and the script recorder. In Part I you'll create hotwords and buttons, and create scripts by using linking options. In Part II you'll use the script recorder to create animation effects.
Read the steps to follow in this book, then do the exercise in the other book. Use the controls below to work through the exercises. Point to a control and hold down the right mouse button to find out what the control does.l does....
"Part I Title"
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Changing a button's
text format and color
Changing a button's
text format and color
1.  Select both buttons.
2.  Choose Character from the Text
     menu.
3.  Select Helv and 12 and check
     Bold.
4.  Click OK.
5.  Ctrl+double-click a tool on the
     palette to display the color tray.
6.  Select both buttons.
7.  Change the buttons' stroke and
     fill colors.
8.  Double-click the color tray's
     Control-menu icon to dismiss it.
1.  Hold down Ctrl and double-click
     the John Rothmeyer hotword.
     Ctrl+double-click is the shortcut
       for displaying the Script window for
       an object on the page.
2.  Double-click the Control-menu
     icon in the Script window.  
Shortcuts for displaying
the Script window
Shortcuts for displaying
the Script window
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1.  In the Script window, type the
     following script:
          to handle buttonUp
               go to next page
          end buttonUp
2.  Choose Exit/Update from the
     Script menu or press Ctrl+S.
3.  Click OK in the Button Properties
     dialog box.button to display
     the Script window.
     (continued)
2.  In the Script window, type the
     following script:
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               go to next page
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3.  Choose Exit/Update from the
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Writing a simple navigation script, continued
Writing a simple navigation script, continueddd
Copying a button and
editing its script
Copying a button and
editing its script
1.  Select the Next button.
2.  Choose Copy, then Paste from 
     the Edit menu.
3.  Move the copied button.
4.  Shift+double-click the button.
5.  Change the button's label from
     Next to Previous.
6.  Click the Script button.
7.  Change next to previous in the
     script.
8.  Choose Exit/Update from the
     Script menu.
9. Click OK in the dialog box.
10. Switch to Reader level (F3) and
      click the buttons.. Previous buttons.
Using the ToolBook skills you've learned so far, create navigation scripts in the new-employee
orientation book that you created
in the last module.
Ask your instructor for the practice handout with steps to follow.
When you finish the practice, let your instructor know............
Practice: Create navigation
scripts in ORIENT.TBK
Practice: Create navigation
scripts in ORIENT.TBK
Instructions for practices are not included in this release of Learning ToolBook.
Bouncing ball
Moving an object
Pasting a recording
into the Script window
Pasting a recording
into the Script window
1.  Hold down Ctrl and double-click
     the Move button.
2.  Choose Paste Recording from
     the Edit menu in the Script
     window.
3.  Press Ctrl+S to update the script.
4.  Press F3 to switch to Reader
     level.
5.  Click the Move button to test
     the script.
6.  Press F3 to switch to Author level.
Correcting errors
Recording a script
with errors
Recording a script
with errors
1. Choose Start Recording from
    the Edit menu.
2. Select the purple square and
    move it, click the page, then click
    the purple square and move it
    again.
3. Select the Oops! button and
    move it, then move it back to its
    original position.
5. Select the purple square again
    and move it some more.
4. Choose Stop Recording.
Correcting errors
Recording a script with
errors, continued
Recording a script with
errors, continued
1. Hold down Ctrl and double-click
    the Oops! button.
2. Choose Paste Recording from the
    Edit menu in the Script window.
3. Press Ctrl+S to save the script.
4. Press F3 to switch to Reader
    level.
5. Click the Oops! button to test the 
    script.
6. Press F3 to switch back to Author
    level.
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Part I title
In this series of exercises you'll learn how to create hotwords and buttons and use ToolBook's linking options to create scripts that navigate to other pages. You'll also learn how to create simple scripts by typing them in the Script window.
This instruction book does not
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 read instructions in this book,
click this window.
Part I - Linking options
for hotwords and buttons
Part I - Linking options
for hotwords and buttons
Naming object
Naming objects
Naming objects
1.  Record moving the green ball
     on the page.
2.  Paste the recording into the
     script for the Without Name
     button.
3.  Shift+double-click the button
     and type Green Dot in the Name
     box.
4.  Record moving the ball a second
     time and paste the recording into
     the script for the With Name
     button.
5.  Switch to Reader level and
     test the scripts.
     (continued on next page...)
Using the ToolBook skills you've learned so far, create hotwords on the title page of HISTORY.TBK and link them to PRODUCTS.TBK and NWSTAFF.TBK.
Ask your instructor for the practice handout with steps to follow.
When you finish the practice, let your instructor know..know.
Practice: Link hotwords in HISTORY.TBK HISTORY.TBKKK
Practice: Link hotwords in HISTORY.TBK
Instructions for practices are not included in this release of Learning ToolBook.
Congratulations! You've finished the exercises on linking hotwords and buttons. You now know how to:
* Create hotwords and buttons
* Use Link To and Link With to create
   navigation scripts
* Change the label and border style
   of a button
* Display the Script window
* Create navigation scripts
If you are continuing on to the script recorder, go to the next page.
If not, click here to return to the table of contents.
contents.
Conclusion:
Linking options
Conclusion: 
Linking optionssssssssssssssssssssssssss
1.  Go to page 1 (the first page of
     company history).
2.  Choose Show Hotwords from
     the Text menu.
     Show Hotwords outlines each hotword
       in a book so you can see them.
3.  Double-click the field to place
     the insertion point.
4.  Select  the name "John 
     Rothmeyer."
5.  Choose Create Hotword from
     the Text menu.      in a book so you can see them.
5.  Select  "John Rothmeyer."
6.  Choose Create Hotword from
     the Text menu.
Creating hotwords
Creating hotwords
1.  Select the Company History
     button.
2.  Choose Button Properties from 
     the Object menu.
3.  Click the Link To button.
4.  Go to page 2.
5.  Click OK in the Link To dialog
     box..Click OK in the Link To dialog
     box....box.    box.
Linking a button 
to a pagee
Linking a button
to a pagee
1.  Press F4 to switch to the
     background.
2.  Select the record field.
3.  Choose Record Field 
     Properties from the Object menu.
4.  Check Activate Scripts.
5.  Click OK.
6.  Press F4 to switch to the
     foreground.
7.  Press F3 to switch to Reader
     level.
8.  Click the John Rothmeyer
     hotword.
9.  Choose Back from the Page menu.
10. Press F3 to switch to Author level.           E
Activating a field
so scripts will run
Activating a field 
so scripts will run
1.  Press F3 to switch to Reader
     level.
2.  Click the Company History
     button.
     ToolBook displays the page you
       linked to.
3.  Choose Back from the Page
     menu to return to the title page.
4.  Press F3 to return to Author level.
 Author level.
     history page.
5.  Press F3 to return to Author level.
Author level.
Testing a script
at Reader level
Testing a script
at Reader level
1.  Select the Key Staff button.
2.  Choose Button Properties from
     the Object menu and click
     Link With.
3.  Go to page 4 (the page with
     John Rothmeyer's biography).
4.  Click OK in the Link With dialog
     box.
     When you choose Link With instead of
       Link To, ToolBook creates a button on
       the destination page with a script that
       returns to the page you started from.
       returns to the page you started from.
Linking a button
with a pagee
Linking a button
with a pagee
1.  Select the button created by
     Link With.
2.  Choose Button Properties from
     the Object menu.
3.  Change the label to Title Page
     and click OK.
4.  Move the button to the lower
     right corner of the page.
5.  Size the button by dragging
     one of its selection handles.
6.  Press F3 to switch to Reader
     level.
7.  Click the button to test its script.
8.  Press F3 to switch to Author level.
                      level.
     
Changing the button
created by Link Withh
Changing the button
created by Link With
Conclusion:
The script recorder
Conclusion:
The script recorder
Congratulations! You've finished the series of exercises on the script recorder. You now know how to:
* Turn the recorder on and off
* Record moving and sizing objects,
  and changing an object's pattern
* Display the Script window for an 
   object
* Paste a recording into the Script
   window
* Edit a recording in the Script
   window.
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Naming a pages
Naming a pages
1.  Go to page 5 (the page with
     Susan Hotchkiss' biography).
2.  Choose Page Properties from
     the Object menu.
3.  Type Hotchkiss in the Name
     box and click OK.
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