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

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Click the M icon on the left side of the title bar, or press ALT+SPACEBAR<br />

to see the control menu, which includes options to Move, Minimize, and<br />

Close. Click the button, or press ALT+SPACEBAR, N to minimize the<br />

application. Click the in the top right corner, or press ALT+F4, to exit<br />

<strong>MAGic</strong>.<br />

Menu Bar<br />

The <strong>MAGic</strong> menu bar contains five menus: File, Magnification, Speech,<br />

Keyboard, and Help.<br />

Tip: To open these menus with the keyboard, press ALT and the<br />

underlined letter. For example, press ALT+F to open the File<br />

menu.<br />

The File menu contains the following commands:<br />

• Save Default Settings – When you change magnification, speech,<br />

and other options found in the <strong>MAGic</strong> dialog boxes, select Save<br />

Default Settings to store your preferences for the next time you<br />

run <strong>MAGic</strong>. These settings are used whenever there are no<br />

application-specific settings available.<br />

• Open Default Settings - Choose this command to load your default<br />

<strong>MAGic</strong> settings.<br />

• Create Application Settings - This command allows you to create a<br />

new file containing application-specific settings for the last<br />

program that you used. After you choose this command, you are<br />

asked to type a name for the settings file.<br />

• Save Application Settings - This command allows you to save your<br />

current settings in the application-specific settings file for the last<br />

program that you used.<br />

• Manage Application Settings - This command allows you to enable,<br />

disable, or delete application-specific settings that you have<br />

saved.<br />

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