Documentation

To accommodate the different needs of users’ various experience levels, the StudioLine documentation is organized in the following chapters:

Introduction

A conceptual view of StudioLine will briefly introduce the key components of the product. By gaining an understanding of the software's philosophy, users will be able to fully benefit from its innovative approach.

Installation

Information about setting up and maintaining StudioLine on a workstation.

QuickStep Guide

Illustrated step-by-step instructions on how to use the QuickStep Bar to load, work on and share your own images. For users of any level of expertise, this is the quickest and most interactive way to getting to know StudioLine Photo.

Advanced Users Guide

Describes some advanced concepts and capabilities not found in the other guides. For hands-on instructions or comprehensive lists of options, the reader will be referred to the appropriate sections of the other manuals.

Reference

Concise descriptions for the StudioLine graphical user interface, such as menus, toolbar, panels and context menus.

Appendix

A collection of tables, charts, technical background and other miscellaneous information.

Accessing as Online Help

The reference information and most other chapters of this documentation are available as online help from within StudioLine by simply pressing the F1 key. StudioLine’s online help is context sensitive. Whenever possible, it will open a chapter of the documentation that is relevant to the currently opened panel or menu.

Symbols Used

Throughout this documentation, common symbols are used to concisely relate certain concepts or information.

Suggested Reading

This will point to a different section of the documentation where the subject is covered in more detail.

Drag Source

Items marked as a Drag Source may be copied or moved with the mouse by way of a Drag and Drop operation.

Drop Target

Items marked as a Drop Target may be received as objects or settings by way of a Drag and Drop operation.

Keyboard Shortcut

The function described can also be executed by pressing the given key combination.

Revision Status

This document applies to StudioLine Photo 2.10 Build 2.10.0.0, built June 6, 2005.

Last document update: June 15, 2005.

Introduction	A conceptual view of StudioLine will briefly introduce the key components of the product. By gaining an understanding of the software's philosophy, users will be able to fully benefit from its innovative approach.
Installation	Information about setting up and maintaining StudioLine on a workstation.
QuickStep Guide	Illustrated step-by-step instructions on how to use the QuickStep Bar to load, work on and share your own images. For users of any level of expertise, this is the quickest and most interactive way to getting to know StudioLine Photo.
Advanced Users Guide	Describes some advanced concepts and capabilities not found in the other guides. For hands-on instructions or comprehensive lists of options, the reader will be referred to the appropriate sections of the other manuals.
Reference	Concise descriptions for the StudioLine graphical user interface, such as menus, toolbar, panels and context menus.
Appendix	A collection of tables, charts, technical background and other miscellaneous information.

	Suggested Reading	This will point to a different section of the documentation where the subject is covered in more detail.
	Drag Source	Items marked as a Drag Source may be copied or moved with the mouse by way of a Drag and Drop operation.
	Drop Target	Items marked as a Drop Target may be received as objects or settings by way of a Drag and Drop operation.
	Keyboard Shortcut	The function described can also be executed by pressing the given key combination.