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There are no open applications (other than Win95/NT4.0, of
course).
course).
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There are NO applications running in the background. This
includes anti-virus software, crash monitors or system diagnostic
software.
includes anti-virus software, crash monitors or system diagnostic
software.
Power Macintosh:
Please be sure that:
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Your operating system is 7.6.1 or higher.
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Your display is set to a minimum of 16-bit colors (65,000 colors).
We recommend 24-bit (true color).
We recommend 24-bit (true color).
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You are not running Virtual Memory or any RAM enhancing
program such as RAM Doubler.
program such as RAM Doubler.
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Please be certain that you have at least 25 MB of free space on your
hard disk before you install.
hard disk before you install.
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You might receive an error message while attempting to launch
SuperGoo which states “The application SuperGoo could not be
opened because axiom could not be found.” This means that the
Macintosh does not have enough memory left after launching
SuperGoo to load the necessary “axiom” extension.
SuperGoo which states “The application SuperGoo could not be
opened because axiom could not be found.” This means that the
Macintosh does not have enough memory left after launching
SuperGoo to load the necessary “axiom” extension.
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About This User Guide
This user guide provides all the information you need to get the most
out of Kai’s SuperGOO. It will help you learn the application and
serve as a reference as you attempt more sophisticated procedures.
out of Kai’s SuperGOO. It will help you learn the application and
serve as a reference as you attempt more sophisticated procedures.
This user guide assumes you are already familiar with basic Windows
and Macintosh concepts—menus, dialogs, and mouse operations,
such as clicking and dragging. If you need more information on these
subjects, or on the Macintosh Finder or the Windows Desktop, please
refer to the Macintosh User’s Manual or the Microsoft Windows User’s
Guide, respectively.
and Macintosh concepts—menus, dialogs, and mouse operations,
such as clicking and dragging. If you need more information on these
subjects, or on the Macintosh Finder or the Windows Desktop, please
refer to the Macintosh User’s Manual or the Microsoft Windows User’s
Guide, respectively.
Conventions
This user guide is for both Windows and Macintosh users. By
convention, Macintosh commands precede Windows commands in
the text. For example, Command/Ctrl+I is equivalent to the
Macintosh Command-I and the Windows Ctrl+I. For simplicity, the
term folder refers to directories as well as folders. The Kai’s
SuperGOO interface for both platforms is identical, unless otherwise
specified.
convention, Macintosh commands precede Windows commands in
the text. For example, Command/Ctrl+I is equivalent to the
Macintosh Command-I and the Windows Ctrl+I. For simplicity, the
term folder refers to directories as well as folders. The Kai’s
SuperGOO interface for both platforms is identical, unless otherwise
specified.