Welcome to the \IExploring Works 4.0 for Windows 95\i tutorial. This tutorial points out some of the main features of the CD and how to use them.
\IExploring Works 4.0 for Windows 95\i is a multimedia learning package. It has been designed to make learning easier and more interesting. In addition to hundreds of color pictures, this CD uses sound and video clips to demonstrate how to perform various tasks.
Using a multimedia approach, this CD presents training material and lets you apply what you learn in interactive steps. This gives you an opportunity to become familiar with the subject matter.
To move on to the next page in this tutorial, click on the green underlined \C008000\UNext Page\u\c text below this paragraph.
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"How to Use This Product",2,tutpg2.bmp,c,tutpg2.wav
This CD is easy to operate. At the top of the screen is the \C0000FFtoolbar\c. This is always displayed, and provides access to all CD controls.
The main page-control buttons are in the middle of the toolbar: the \IFirst Page\i button takes you to the first page of the current section, the \IBack One Page\i button takes you back one page, the \INext Page\i button takes you to the next page, and the \ILast Page\i button takes you to the end of the current section.
You can move to the next page using the \INext Page\i button on the toolbar, or you can click on the green underlined text that appears at the bottom of each text box, as you did on the previous page.
To make using the toolbar easier, we have included descriptive captions for the buttons. To display a button name, move the mouse pointer over the button.
\BNote:\b \IThe rest of the toolbar buttons are explained throughout this tutorial.\i
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"Structure of the CD",3,tutpg3.bmp,c,tutpg3.wav
The CD is organized as a multimedia book, and as such, it is made up of chapters, sections, and pages.
Near the top of the screen, below the toolbar, is the \C0000FFstatus bar\c. This displays the current chapter and section name.
The title bar of this text box displays the current page number and the total number of pages in this section. The title bar also contains a minimize button and a close button which let you minimize and close the text box.
Before we move on, take a look at the text box you are reading fromùit appears in a movable, resizable window.
You can move and resize this text box at any time. To move the text box, drag it by its title bar. To resize the text box, place your mouse pointer over the frame of the box. When the mouse pointer changes to a double-headed arrow, drag the text box to the desired size.
This text box also displays a scroll bar down its right-hand side if there is more text to be viewed in the window.
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To move to a new section in this CD, click on the \IContents\i button on the toolbar. The Contents screen gives you access to the five chapters in the CD.
On the following pages we will show you how to use the Contents screen and other features of this CD.
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"The Contents Screen",5,tutpg5.bmp,c,tutpg5.wav
This illustration shows the Contents screen that appears whenever you click on the \IContents\i button on the toolbar.
You can move to this screen at any time to select different chapters or sections within the CD.
To view the sections within a chapter, click on the island representing that chapter.
When you do this, a pop-up menu appears listing the sections available.
To move to a section, click on the section name on the pop-up menu.
If you do not want to open any sections within that chapter, click on the \IHide Menu\i command to remove the pop-up menu.
From the Contents screen, you can also access this tutorial, a preview of the product, and a list of credits. To do this, click on the background of the Contents screen and select an option from the pop-up menu.
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Once you become familiar with the function of the \IBack One Page,\i \INext Page,\i and \IContents\i buttons, you can move around this CD with ease.
All dialog boxes include a \IHelp\i button. Click on this button for information about how to use the dialog box you are viewing.
Let's take a look at some of the features of this CD.
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"Minimizing Text Boxes",7,tutpg7.bmp,c,tutpg7.wav
As you work through this CD, you will find pages where the text box obscures the picture. There are three ways you can hide the text box and display the picture.
The first way is to minimize the text box.
To do this, click on the minimize button. The minimize button is located at the right end of the text box title bar.
When the text box is minimized, the minimize button becomes the restore button.
Click on the restore button when you want to restore the text box.
\BNote:\b \IWhen you come to a page where the picture is obscured, you will see text reminding you that you can minimize the text box to view the entire picture.\i
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"Hiding Text Boxes",8,tutpg8.bmp,c,tutpg8.wav
The second way to view the entire picture behind a text box is to click on the \IHide Text\i button on the toolbar.
When you click on the \IHide Text\i button, the text box is removed from the screen.
When the text box is hidden, the \IHide Text\i button changes to the \IShow Text\i button.
To re-display the text box, click on the \IShow Text\i button.
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The third way to view a picture is at full screen size.
This means that all components of the interface other than the picture are removed from the screen.
To view a picture at full screen size, double-click on the picture.
To return the display of the picture to normal, press the Esc key or click on the picture.
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"Jumping to Related Topics",10,tutpg13.bmp,c,tutpg10.wav
As you work through the CD you will find cross-references to related topics. These cross-references, called "jumps," are indicated by a color and a solid underline.
When you click on a jump, the program "jumps" to the related topic.
To return to the page that contains the cross-reference, click on the \IJump Back\i button on the title bar of the text box.
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When technical terms or concepts are introduced, they are often displayed as "popups."
A popup is a word that opens a popup window when you click on it. The popup window contains an explanation or description of the word. Popups are indicated by a color and a broken underline.
To remove the popup window, click elsewhere on the screen.
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"Settings",12,tutpg10.bmp,c,tutpg12.wav
You can click on the \ISettings\i button to set basic user options, including the size, font, and color of the text you are reading right now.
If you want more details about these options, click on the \ISettings\i button to display the \BSettings\b dialog box (as pictured here), and then click on the \IHelp\i button in this dialog box.
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"Conducting a Search",13,tutpg11.bmp,c,tutpg13.wav
You can click on the \ISearch\i button to search for a specific word, page, video, user highlight, or user note.
If you want more details about these search options, click on the \ISearch\i button to display the \BSearch\b dialog box (as pictured here), and then click on the \IHelp\i button in this dialog box.
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"Printing From This CD",14,tutpg12.bmp,c,tutpg14.wav
You can click on the \IPrint\i button on the toolbar to print a single page, a whole section, or a range of pages.
If you want more details about these printing options, click on the \IPrint\i button to display the \BPrint\b dialog box (as pictured here), and then click on the \IHelp\i button in this dialog box.
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"Adding User Notes",15,tutpg15.bmp,c,tutpg15.wav
You can add your own notes to any page by clicking on the \IAdd Note\i button. These notes are automatically saved to your hard disk.
The Note window appears in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen, and you can click in this window
