MENUBAR £This is a dummy paragraph of text just to fill the gap in the help file. MOVEMENT £The buttons on this panel allow you to move the viewing position of the  garden.  JOBS PANEL £Describes the work you should try to do in the garden each month.   FEATURES PANEL £Lists all the features which can be edited in the Object Editor, and selected to put in your garden. PLANT PALETTE £This provides a convenient way of holding a collection of plants which have been selected using the database panel. GARDEN EDIT £This panel is used to  create, view and edit the garden. GOTO £The Goto panel shows a plan view of the garden reflecting the current rotation.  Click the mouse in the position you want to move to. The current viewpoint position is shown by a small circle. CAMERA £Use the camera to capture your favourite views of the garden, so that you can easily return to them, or to create a moving video sequence. You can change the number of frames that can be stored using the menu SETUP\MEMORY option. OBJECT EDITOR £Used to create and edit the man-made objects  for your garden.  Objects can be created, painted in a variety of colours or textures, resized or proportioned, saved, and loaded later when required. TASK BAR BUTTONS £Click on the appropriate button to open one of the panels. DATABASE £This panel allows you to select plants for the plant palette, on the basis of colour, plant type, size, soil type, etc. POSITION BAR £This bar shows garden position, object position and time information. £You can also use the position controls to move and rotate the currently selected object. To select an object, use your mouse pointer so that a wireframe appears, then double click or press CTRL I. Now adjust the position or rotation by either entering a value in the numeric control edit box or by pressing the up-down increment control. £Dummy help P              12
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From inside the garden, the viewpoint is rotated through 90 degrees clockwise (i.e. as if you turn through 90 degrees to your right).£ OUTSIDE£Moves the viewpoint outside the garden to the original starting point (when the garden was defined) with zero rotation.£ PAN LEFT£Moves the viewpoint to the left,  shifts the garden towards the right.£ ROTATE UP£The viewpoint rises.£ ROTATE DOWN£The viewpoint moves down. £ PAN RIGHT£Moves the viewpoint to the right, shifts the garden towards the left.£ GOTO CENTRE£Moves the viewpoint to the centre of the garden, level view, with zero rotation.£ IN AND DOWN£Moves your viewpoint in towards the screen and down at the same time, so that your viewpoint becomes lower as you move in.£ UP AND OUT£Moves your viewpoint backwards out from the screen, raising it as you back away.£ MOVE IN£Moves your viewpoint forward at the height indicated by Z on the position bar.£ MOVE OUT£Moves your viewpoint backwards at the height indicated by Z on the position bar.£ LEVEL/PLAN£Switch between level view and close-up plan view of the garden, at the current viewpoint position.£ FAST FORWARD (hot key - Ctrl E)£Moves to the last frame, showing the frame number and the final picture.£ REWIND (hot key - Ctrl S)£Rewinds the camera to frame 0, and shows the first picture.£ RECORD (hot key - Ctrl R)£Takes one frame without advancing to the next frame.  Records and stores position and time information from the Garden Edit panel.£ PLAY (hot key - Ctrl P)£Copies the current camera frame to the Garden Edit panel.£ STEP FORWARD (hot key - Ctrl F)£Moves forward one frame, showing the new frame number, and the next frame picture.£ STEP BACK (hot key - Ctrl B)£Moves back one frame, showing the new frame number, and the previous frame picture.£ AUTOPLAYBACK (hot key - Ctrl G)£Plays the recorded sequence until you press any key.  £ RECORD ADVANCE (hot key - Ctrl A)£Advances one frame and records position and time information from the Garden Edit panel.£ TASK BUTTON£This button opens the panel shown on the button label.£ CLOSE£Closes this panel.£ YES£Accepts current option.£ CANCEL£Rejects current action.£ HELP£Displays the help panel.£ ROTATE OBJECT£Rotates the currently selected (highlighted) object to the specified angle. To highlight an object, move mouse until the object is outlined, then double click or press CTRL I.£ ROTATE INCREMENT£Alters the rotation of the currently selected (highlighted) object.£ CHANGE OBJECT HEIGHT£Changes height of current object.£ INCREMENT OBJECT HEIGHT£Alters the height of the current object.£ CHANGE WIDTH£Changes width of current object.£ INCREMENT OBJECT WIDTH£Alters the width of the current object.£ CHANGE DEPTH£Changes the depth of the current object.£ INCREMENT OBJECT DEPTH£Alters the depth of the current object.£ WINDOW X OFFSET£Moves the selected window or door feature sideways across the current panel.£ X OFFSET INCREMENT£Changes the distance of the window or door from the lefthand side of the current panel.£ WINDOW Y OFFSET£Moves the selected window or door feature up or down.£ Y OFFSET INCREMENT£Changes the distance of the window or door from the top of the current panel.£ WINDOW WIDTH£Changes the width of the current window or door.£ WINDOW WIDTH INCREMENT£Changes the width of the current window or door.£ WINDOW HEIGHT£Changes the height of the current window or door.£ WINDOW HEIGHT INCREMENT£Alters the height of the current window or door.£ OBJECT'S X POSITION£Moves the currently selected (highlighted) object's X position (across the garden). To highlight an object, move mouse until the object is outlined, then double click or press CTRL I.£ OBJECT X INCREMENT£Changes the currently selected (highlighted) object's X position.£ OBJECT'S Z POSITION£Changes the height above the ground of currently selected (highlighted) object. To highlight an object, move mouse until the object is outlined, then double click or press CTRL I.£ OBJECT Z INCREMENT£Alters the currently selected object's Z position (height above the ground).£ OBJECT'S Y POSITION£Moves the currently selected (highlighted) object's Y position (into the screen from the front of the garden). To highlight an object, move mouse until the object is outlined, then double click or press CTRL I.£ OBJECT Y INCREMENT£Changes the currently selected object's Y position (distance into the screen from the front of the garden).£ MAXIMIZE MINIMIZE£Toggles the panel's size between full screen and its former size.£ MOVE VIEWPOINT£Moves viewpoint.£ AUTO RECORD£This button clicks in or out.  Click once to switch autorecording on, and a second time to switch off.  During autorecord all changes shown in the Garden Edit panel are recorded in sequence including changes in time and position.£ TITLE BAR£Shows the name of the panel. Used to drag the panel to a new position.£    £    £ 2UTTON£Undoes last insert into garden.£ 3UTTON£this is only dummy info.£ Edit Garden£Right click and drag to insert a feature. Left click and drag to move. Double click (or CTRL I) to highlight for precise positioning by position bar. DEL to delete.£ 5UTTON£this is only dummy info.£ 6UTTON£this is only dummy info.£ 7UTTON£this is only dummy info.£ 8UTTON£this is only dummy info.£ 9UTTON£this is only dummy info.£ 10TTON£this is only dummy info.£ 11TTON£this is only dummy info.£ 12TTON£this is only dummy info.£ 13TTON£this is only dummy info.£ 14TTON£this is only dummy info.£ 15TTON£this is only dummy info.£ CHANGE VIEWING MONTH£Selects the viewing month of the year£ MONTH INCREMENT£Change the viewing month forwards or backwards through the year.£ CHANGE VIEWING YEAR£Selects the viewing year.£ INCREMENT YEAR£Increases or decreases the viewing year.£ 16TTON£this is only dummy info.£ GOTO£Point and click in the GOTO panel, and your viewpoint will move to the same location on the GARDEN EDIT panel.£ 18TTON£this is only dummy info.£ CHOOSE PLANT£Select a plant from list by highlighting it.£ Resize bars£Resizes the current window.£ 20TTON£this is only dummy info.£ CHOOSE TEXTURE£Click on any of the colours or textures to select a new fill pattern. You can then apply this to the edit object.£ EDIT OBJECT£The object selected for editing.£ ROTATE EDIT OBJECT£Selects viewing angle for current edit object to assist editing. Does NOT rotate the garden object (see rotate on position bar).£ ROTATE EDIT IMAGE INCREMENT£Rotates the edit object. This does NOT rotate the garden object (see rotate on position bar). £ 22TTON£this is only dummy info.£ MOVE EDIT OBJECT FORWARD£Moves edit object forward.£ EDIT IMAGE BACKWARD£Moves edit object backward.£ SELECT WINDOW DOOR£Gives a rectangular cursor for placing windows and doors on vertical surfaces.£ 23TTON£this is only dummy info.£ PAINT£Press in to paint the edit object panels with the selected Fill pattern.£ SAVE OBJECT£Press to open Write OBJECT panel to save the current edit object.£ LOAD OBJECT£Press to open Read OBJECT panel to load a previously created object.£ 24TTON£this is only dummy info.£ 25TTON£this is only dummy info.£ 26TTON£this is only dummy info.£ 27TTON£this is only dummy info.£ 28TTON£this is only dummy info.£ CHOOSE FEATURE£Highlight a feature on the list of objects to select it. Scroll down the list, if required.£ SHOW PHOTO£This button appears if there is a colour photo of the selected plant.  Press button to display photo.£ 29TTON£this is only dummy info.£ 30ARCH HELP£Calls up the help index.£ 31NTEXT HELP£this is only dummy info.£ 32TTON£this is only dummy info.£    £    £ SELECT ALL£Selects all plants in the database.£ SELECT NONE£Clears the plant list by deselecting all plants.£ SUN£Selects or deselects sun loving plants.£ PARTIAL SHADE£Selects or deselects plants that like partial shade.£ SHADE£Selects or deselects shade loving plants.£ DRY SOIL£Selects or deselects plants that need well drained soil.£ MOIST SOIL£Selects or deselects plants that like moist soil, or are tolerant to soil moisture.£ WET SOIL£Selects or deselects plants that need wet soil.£ ACID SOIL£Selects or deselects plants that need acid soil.£ ALKALINE SOIL£Selects or deselects plants that need alkaline soil.£ NEUTRAL SOIL£Selects or deselects plants that like neutral soil, or are tolerant to soil pH.£ TREE£Selects or deselects trees.£ FLOWERS£Selects or deselects flowers.£ SHRUBS£Selects or deselects shrubs.£ 34TTON£this is only dummy info.£ POND PLANT£Selects or deselects pond plants. Remember to deselect pond plants if you are creating an autodesign herbaceous bed.£ ALPINES£Select or deselects alpines.£ HEATHER£Select or deselects heathers.£ HERBS£Select or deselects herbs.£ ROSES£Select or deselects roses.£ OTHER£Includes all plants which do not fall into one of the other categories. Press to select or deselect these plants.£ EVERGREEN£Selects or deselects evergreen plants.£ DECIDUOUS£Selects or deselects deciduous plants.£ VARIEGATED£Selects or deselects variegated plants.£ NOT VARIEGATED£Selects or deselects plants that are not variegated.£ FRAGRANT£Selects or deselects fragrant  plants.£ NOT FRAGRANT£Selects or deselects plants that are not fragrant.£ POISONOUS£Selects or deselects poisonous plants.£ NOT POISONOUS£Selects or deselects plants that are not poisonous.£ BLACK£Selects or deselects plants that show a BLACK feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ PURPLE£Selects or deselects plants that show a PURPLE feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ BROWN£Selects or deselects plants that show a BROWN feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ BLUE£Selects or deselects plants that show a BLUE feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ LIGHT BLUE£Selects or deselects plants that show a LIGHT BLUE feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ MAUVE£Selects or deselects plants that show a MAUVE feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ GREEN£Selects or deselects plants that show a GREEN feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ RED£Selects or deselects plants that have a RED feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ PINK£Selects or deselects plants that show a PINK feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ ORANGE£Selects or deselects plants that show a ORANGE feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ YELLOW£Selects or deselects plants that show a YELLOW feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ CREAM£Selects or deselects plants that show a CREAM feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ SILVER£Selects or deselects plants that show a SILVER feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ WHITE£Selects or deselects plants that show a WHITE feature: leaf,berry, flower, or stem/trunk.£ SPRING INTEREST£Selects or deselects plants that have SPRING INTEREST.£ SUMMER INTEREST£Selects or deselects plants that have SUMMER INTEREST.£ AUTUMN INTEREST£Selects or deselects plants that have AUTUMN INTEREST.£ WINTER INTEREST£Selects or deselects plants that have WINTER INTEREST.£ ORDER BY HEIGHT£Arranges plant list in order of increasing height.£ ORDER BY WIDTH£Arranges plant list in order of increasing width.£ ORDER BY NAME£Arranges plant list alphabetically by name. Type a letter to move straight to that part of the list.£ SELECT ALL COLOURS£Selects all colours.£ DESELECT ALL COLOURS£Clears the plant list by deselecting all colours.£ SELECT ALL CATEGORIES£Selects all plants using the situation/plant category criteria.£ DESELECT ALL CATEGORIES£Clears the plant list by deselecting all categories.£ MINIMUM HEIGHT£All plants below this height are excluded from the plant list.£ MINIMUM HEIGHT INCREMENT£Increases or decreases the minimum height.£ MAXIMUM HEIGHT£All plants above this height are excluded from the plant list.£ MAXIMUM HEIGHT INCREMENT£Increases or decreases the maximum height.£ MINIMUM TEMPERATURE£All plants which cannot survive below this temperature (deg C) are excluded from the plant list.£ MINIMUM TEMPERATURE INCREMENT£Increases or decreases the minimum temerature (deg C).£ 35TTON£this is only dummy info.£ TASK INFORMATION£Displays information on jobs to be done and plants to be pruned in the selected month.£ GENERAL TASKS£Selects or deselects information on general garden jobs.£ PLANT TASKS£Selects or deselects information on jobs related to plants.£ LAWN TASKS£Selects or deselects information on work to be done to the lawn.£ POND TASKS£Selects or deselects information on work to do to the pond.£ GREENHOUSE TASKS£Selects or deselects information on jobs to be done in the greenhouse.£ CHOOSE TASK MONTH£Selects the month for jobs information. Enter the first three characters of the month.£ MONTH INCREMENT£Changes the month selected for task information.£ TASK INFORMATION£Display pruning or task information.£ SAVE TASKS£Opens the Write JOBS file panel to save list of tasks for the month to file.£ PRINT MONTHLY TASKS£Opens the Print JOBS panel to print out a list of tasks for the selected month.£ CHANGE VIEWING HOUR£Changes the time of day.£ HOUR INCREMENT£Increases or decreases the hour. When time increases past midnight, the month is also advanced.£ SWITCH OFF BOUNDARIES£Switch boundary walls display off, to improve the view of the garden.£ SWITCH OFF BUILDINGS£Switch buildings display off to improve the view of the garden.£ SWITCH OFF VERTICALS£Switch vertical structures display on or off.£ SWITCH OFF TREES£Switch display of trees and shrubs on or off.£ SWITCH OFF FLOWERS£Switches display of flowers on or off.£ AUTO HEIGHT£Switches on auto height positioning. When this mode is in effect, features that are placed in PLAN mode will find the correct height for their local terrain£ ANCHOR HEIGHT£Sets the height for planting.£ ANCHOR HEIGHT£Sets the height for planting.£ SELECT ALL£Switches on all plant selection buttons so that every plant in database is included in the plant list.£ DESELECT ALL£Switches off all plant selection buttons to clear the plant list.£ LATIN NAMES£Selects Latin names for plant list.£ COMMON NAMES£Selects common names for plant list.£ AGE£Displays selected planting age.£ AGE INCREMENT£Increases or decreases planting age.£   e number 