The premise behind the Wyocd is to navigate the database and find the images you would like to use in a "slide" show. If you come to an image you would like to save to your user file click on the Save to User File button, this saves the image name into memory. Once you have all the images you would like to use go to the User File by clicking on the User File button and double check to make sure the images in the user file are actually what you want. Once you have your user file set up click on the Save button to save your user file to your hard drive. *NOTE: this is not saving the images off of the CD-ROM to your hard drive but just the text name.
With your user file saved to your hard drive you can now present your saved file in the Slide Show. You can get to the "Slide" Show from the User File by clicking on the Go to Slide Show. Use the left and right arrow keys to navigate through your "Slide" Show, press the R key to return to the "Slide" Show main menu.
QuickTime VR (Macintosh only) in the Miscellaneous Category might not work on all Macintosh computers. Requirements: Macintosh with 68030, 25 MHz processor; 8-bit video, 256 colors (16-bit video is preferred); 8 megabytes RAM; QuickTime 2.0 or later (included); System 7.1 or later.
Thanks,
Mike Weiland
Lead Programmer - WYOCD Image Database version 2.0
Instructional Computing - Center For Teaching Excellence
