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<strong>MacFinish</strong> <strong>2D</strong>-<strong>USB</strong> and MF8.x software Page 71<br />

Hoofdstuk 11 : Overview of the MF Menus<br />

We would like to repeat that the <strong>MacFinish</strong> program is structured similarly to most programs on your PC, as it contains<br />

the usual ‘pull-down’ menus. Only those commands, which are shown in black, can be executed. Commands in grey<br />

cannot be executed at that particular moment. A command followed by three dots (for example "Print...") evokes a new<br />

selection window. Some commands can be called up by means of a shortcut (shortcut = control key + character, for<br />

example "control-C" for Copy).<br />

There are currently 5 different menus in the <strong>MacFinish</strong> program:<br />

Although most menu-selections already have been explained in the previous chapters, we would like to give here an<br />

overview of the different <strong>MacFinish</strong> menus.<br />

Hoofdstuk 11.1 : Help Menu<br />

The Help menu contains general information about the <strong>MacFinish</strong> program. Select ‘About <strong>MacFinish</strong>’ and a window<br />

similar to the one as portrayed below will appear rendering more information about your system:<br />

Hoofdstuk 11.2 : File Menu<br />

By selecting Open, a <strong>MacFinish</strong> file from disk (your hard-disk, or anywhere on the network)<br />

can be opened.<br />

These files can be closed using the close box (='X' in the upper right corner of the window) or<br />

the Close command. As soon as they are all closed, the close command turns grey and can no<br />

longer be selected.<br />

Save is used to write the image<br />

onto the disk under a given name.<br />

Save as is used to write an existing<br />

active image onto the disk under a<br />

new name. In this case, a dialogue<br />

box appears on the screen enabling<br />

you to give the image a new name.<br />

You can also select the disk and<br />

folder on which to save the image.

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