MAGic 10.0 User's Guide (PDF) - Freedom Scientific

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124 • If you are using Citrix ICA protocol, you will need Citrix MetaFrame Feature Release 3 or later. Client System Requirements Client computers can use Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) or Citrix Independent Computer Architecture (ICA) protocol to connect to a server and access its programs and files. MAGic only supports Windowsbased clients. There are no additional system requirements beyond those required for MAGic and Citrix Program Neighborhood, Terminal Services Client, and/or Remote Desktop Connection. In addition, client computers must meet the following minimum requirements: • Program Neighborhood Client version 7.0 or later, if you are using Citrix ICA protocol. • If you are using Terminal Services, you need either Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection version 5.0 or later or Terminal Services Client version 5.0 or later. • One or more serial ports, if you are using a serial hardware synthesizer. One port is required for each device. • One or more USB ports, if you are using a USB hardware synthesizer. One port is required for each device. User and Shared Profiles for Remote Access Just as Windows provides a My Documents folder for each user on a computer or server, MAGic allows each user to have their own profile. This profile contains the user's custom settings. This allows different users on the same system to set up and run MAGic in completely different ways. MAGic saves your user settings in Documents and Settings\User Name\Application Data\Freedom Scientific\MAGic\Version\Settings\Enu.
In addition to these user profiles, MAGic also sets up a shared profile. MAGic uses the settings in this shared profile whenever the user has not specifically defined their own custom settings. The shared profile allows a network administrator to set up a baseline configuration for MAGic according to the needs of that network's users. MAGic saves shared settings in Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Freedom Scientific\MAGic\Version\Settings\Enu. Note: User settings override any identical setting specified in the shared profile. User and shared profiles allow MAGic to work better with Citrix MetaFrame and Terminal Services. Each user that connects remotely to the server uses his or her own user settings, without overriding the shared settings or the settings of other users. Your settings for remote sessions are stored on the server and are available if you connect to the server using the same account and a different client computer. A user can have different settings for using MAGic locally on the client computer and using MAGic remotely with the server. Assigning Access Privileges Before installing MAGic on the server, ensure that you have full write access to the folder where MAGic will be located. All MAGic users should have read-only access to this folder using the same network name. MAGic saves user settings files in the folder Documents and Settings\User Name\Application Data\Freedom Scientific\MAGic\Version\Settings\Enu (where User Name is the name associated with the user account). Users must have read and write access to these files. Settings in shared files apply to all MAGIC users on the computer or network. MAGic saves shared files in Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Freedom Scientific\MAGic\Version\Settings\Enu so they are accessible to each user that logs on to the computer. Users must have a minimum of read-only access to these files. 125
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Table of Contents Introduction MAGi
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Welcome to MAGic 2 Chapter 1 Quick
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3. The MAGic Setup program starts.
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2. Read the message that displays a
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Activating by Telephone If you do n
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6. If you used your Authorization C
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Using Activation Media Image Creato
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Within the MAGic program group, you
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Quitting MAGic To quit MAGic, do on
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Button Function 18 Use the Cursor E
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Most of these commands display a di
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22 • To read the current paragrap
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For example, if you prefer greater
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To delete an application-specific s
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Run MAGic from System Tray Select t
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About MAGic Select About MAGic from
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Pass Through Key Command If you hav
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Mouse Wheel Commands If your mouse
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36 Chapter 3 User Interface The MAG
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Tip: For more information on saving
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The upper button, with the upward a
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Color Enhancements Button Change ho
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A diagonal pointer indicates that r
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Hot Keys Mouse Echo Toggle MAGic Ke
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The Magnification Menu Display From
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Smooth Text Smoothing compensates f
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Color 52 • Long Crosshair - This
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The currently selected scheme is di
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The Cursor Schemes tab lets you sav
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58 • Always - The cursor enhancem
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Invert Brightness Select this check
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Color Switching The Color Switching
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Lens The Lens tab allows you to def
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Color Select a color for the border
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1. Move the mouse pointer to the to
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Style Choose from three different s
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Panning Speed Adjust panning speed
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Page 106 and 107: Customizing Hot Keys To add a hot k
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Page 110 and 111: Focus to First Form Field Press MAG
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Page 118 and 119: Move to Worksheet Press CTRL+SHIFT+
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Page 122 and 123: Tip: You can also press MAGic Key+O
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Page 126 and 127: Select a Link Use MAGic Key+F7 or I
Page 128 and 129: Corporate Headquarters Freedom Scie
Page 130 and 131: Technical Support e-mail: Support@F
Page 134 and 135: Remote Access Installation Instruct
Page 136 and 137: Authorizing MAGic for Remote Access
Page 138 and 139: 130 Appendix B SAPI Synthesizers on
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Page 146 and 147: For Dialog Boxes Move through dialo
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