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Here are the topics covered in this page...
- Museum Displays
- Window Sizing
- Colors
- Preferences
- Slide Show
• Museum Displays
Museum has two distinct display windows -- 'Museum Style' & 'Binder Style'. Each operates in both COLOR and Black & White. Color users can change the display Colors. Rest assured, your document will look great in color even if created on a B&W Mac!
• Window Sizing
You can re-size Museum displays by dragging the little black box located in the lower-right corner of the window. Museum will make sure your document never exceeds the screen limits on any machine. Displays can also be 'dragged' by clicking where the drag bar normally resides in a Mac window.
• Colors
Color users can choose from a number of pre-defined palettes in the 'Colors' menu. A special 'User Color' palette is reserved for you! Choose 'Customize...' to choose a new color. Museum will select highlite shades needed for the 'Museum Style' display. Your color choice is sent to the 'User Colors' palette.
• Preferences
The display options you select in preferences will be retained when you or your reader next opens Museum.
(Note: Text will always be presented with a White Background to B&W users, regardless of your Text Background Color preference.)
• Slide Show
Nothing fancy. To start the the show, select 'Slide Show' from the 'Museum' menu. To stop it, click the mouse or press a key. You can set the delay between pages in 'Preferences'.
