Each of the features in Morphology 101 are accessed by choosing a button on the Main Screen. These features are briefly described below:
'What is Morphing?' brings up a small document that describes what morphing is.
'How the Pro's Morph' starts the interactive tutorial that gives a complete overview of the morphing process. Morphing enthusiasts of all levels of experience can benefit from the tips and tricks in this document.
'Run PhotoMorph Lite' will switch you to a copy of PhotoMorph so you can create your own morphs. If you have (or later upgrade to) a full retail version of PhotoMorph, you can switch to that program by entering its path in the 'PhotoMorph Lite Dir:' field on the 'Set File Locations' screen (See 'Settings' below).
'Animation Gallery' enables you to browse and view over 70 examples of morphing. Each example has a corresponding description that explains the techniques used to create it. You can also view representative still images that were used to create the morph.
'Image Gallery' enables you to browse and view the 300+ images used in the morphs on this CD. Searching and sorting capabilities are provided. You may use these images to create your own morphs with PhotoMorph Lite.
'Settings' lets you configure Morphology 101 to your own preferences. You can enable/disable three types of audio feedback, or modify the location of the files that Morphology 101 uses. (Not Recommended). Contact, licensing, and program credits are provided in an 'About Morphology 101' screen.
'Exit' closes Morphology 101.
Keyboard usage on the Main screen follows Window's standards.
Tab moves the focus to the next button.
Shift+Tab moves the focus to the previous button.
Enter 'Clicks' the button that has the focus.
Space 'Clicks' the button that has the focus.
Alt + <letter> 'Clicks' the button that has <letter> as its
