<script>on mouseUpif the value of the clickLine is empty thenbeepexit mouseUpend ifselectWholeLine word 2 of the clickLine,the name of meshowOverviewTopic true,word 2 of the clickLineend mouseUp</script>
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<script>-- This field stores the number of the currently hilited card button.on mouseUphide meend mouseUp</script>
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<script>-- ∆ This field stores all of the glossary text.on mouseUphide meend mouseUp</script>
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<layer>card</layer>
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<text>• Click items on the Main Topics card to locate information.• Use the Help menu to go to different parts of the stack. The Print Topic command is available when you are looking at an Audio Help topic.• Click Quick View to see brief descriptions of Audio Palette features.• Click an underlined word to see its definition.• Click Leave Help to return to your most recent stack.</text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>13</id>
<text>With the Audio Palette you can record, edit, save, and play sound. The Audio Palette and the sounds you produce with it can be used in any HyperCard stack. The Addresses with Audio and Appointments with Audio stacks that come with HyperCard and your Macintosh include menu items that let you add audio memos to cards.This stack contains your Audio Palette and instructions for using it.</text>
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<layer>card</layer>
<id>15</id>
<text>You are looking at the Audio Help stack. This stack describes the Audio Palette, a sound recording and editing tool for use with HyperCard. The stack contains instructions for using the Audio Palette with HyperCard and your Macintosh.To use this stack, you should know how to move around in HyperCard. Refer to the HyperCard Basics book that came with your Macintosh for more information about HyperCard.</text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>22</id>
<text>• About Audio Help• Where am I?• What can I do?</text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>14</id>
<text>3</text>
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<content>
<layer>background</layer>
<id>94</id>
<text>Overview of Audio Help</text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>24</id>
<text>GLOSSARY STORAGE FIELDThis field stores all of the text for the glossary items in this stack.The scripts assume that all glossary items in this field are precededby a * character (option-8). In other words, if the first character of a line in this field is a "*" then the scripts in this stack assume that the rest of the text on that line is a glossary item, and that the definition of that glossary item is all of the text in this field until the next "*" character (or the end of this field, whichever comes first).*CompressionA method of reducing the amount of storage space required to save a given amount of data about a sound. Audio Palette supports 6 to 1 and 3 to 1 compression ratios for sound recorded at 22 kilohertz. The quality of compressed sound is not as good as the quality of uncompressed sound.*Kilohertz (kHz)A measurement meaning thousands of samples per second. For example, 22 kHz means 22,000 times per second.*MultiFinderA part of Macintosh system software that allows the computer to use multiple programs simultaneously by alternating between programs. To turn MultiFinder on and off, choose Set Startup from the Special menu.*Play ThroughA feature of Audio Palette that allows you to simultaneously hear sound from the Macintosh internal speaker as it’s being recorded.*Pop-up menuA Macintosh menu indicated by a small black triangle. The menu opens when you point to the triangle and hold down the mouse button.*RAM cacheA portion of the Macintosh main memory (RAM) that you can set aside for special use. You can use the Control Panel desk accessory to turn the RAM cache on or off.*Random access memory (RAM)Memory in which information can be referred to in an arbitrary or random order. RAM usually means the part of memory available for programs and documents that the computer reads from a disk; the contents of RAM are lost when the computer is turned off.*Recording rateThe rate of speed at which sound is recorded, usually expressed in hertz or times per second. Audio Palette supports recording sound at 22 or 11 kilohertz.*Sound samplesNumeric representations of the sound’s volume at regular intervals. At 22 kHz, the computer “reads” the volume of the sound as a number 22,000 times each second. The more numbers the computer stores about the sound, the higher the fidelity of the sound.*WaveformA visual representation of sound which shows the volume of sound over time. The volume is shown on the vertical axis and time is shown on the horizontal axis.</text>
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<content>
<layer>background</layer>
<id>95</id>
<text>Main Topics</text>
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<layer>card</layer>
<id>27</id>
<text>Click an item for more information:</text>
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<name>Overview</name>
<script>--•• Hidden Fields on this card:-- card field "Current Hilite" stores an integer, the number of the-- currently hilited card button.-- ∆ The contents of the three hidden content field ("Topic 1, Topic 2",-- and "Topic 3") needs to be localized. The short names of the fields-- follow this convention: the first word is "Topic" and the second-- word is the number of the line clicked in the card field-- "Overview Topics".-- ∆ This card has the hidden field "Glossary" which contains all of-- the glossary words and their definition. Read the top of that field-- for complete information on the format of the text in that field.----------•• SYSTEM MESSAGES ••----------on openCardhide card field "Glossary" -- Just in case this is left visible.showOverviewTopic falsesetCheckMark truepass openCardend openCardon closeCardsetCheckMark falsepass closeCardend closeCardon mouseUpif the visible of card button "Close box" thenshowOverviewTopic falseunlock screen with visual effect zoom inend ifend mouseUp-----------•• MESSAGE HANDLERS ••----------on setCheckMark boolean-- Set up the menu bar for this card.setLocationCheckMark 4,booleanend setCheckMarkon showOverviewTopic boolean,whichLine,theEffectlock screenset visible of card button "Close box" to booleanset visible of card button id 20 to booleanset visible of card field "Overview Topics" to not booleanif boolean thenput "zoom out" into theEffectshow card field ("Topic" && whichLine)get line whichLine of card field "Overview Topics"set the name of card button id 20 to ¬word 2 to (the number of words in it) of itput whichLine into card field "Current Hilite"unlock screen with visual effect zoom outelseput "zoom in" into theEffectget "Topic" && card field "Current Hilite"if there is a card field it then hide card field itend ifend showOverviewTopic</script>
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<text><span class="style93">lose box</span><span class="style62">To close the Audio Palette, click the Close box. If you’ve recorded or made changes to the open sound without saving your changes, you’re asked if you want to save the open sound.</span></text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>5</id>
<text><span class="style93">itle bar</span><span class="style62">To move the Audio Palette, point to the title bar and drag.</span></text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>7</id>
<text><span class="style93">ame box</span><span class="style62">Displays the name of the sound you’re viewing in the Audio Palette. To change the name of the sound, select the name and type a new one.</span></text>
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<layer>card</layer>
<id>9</id>
<text><span class="style93">ound menu</span><span class="style62">To open a sound, press and hold down the mouse button on this pop-up menu indicator. The list shows sounds in the current stack, any stacks in use, and the HyperCard Home stack.</span></text>
</content>
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<layer>card</layer>
<id>11</id>
<text><span class="style93">dit</span><span class="style62">To expand the Audio Palette and see all of its features, click this button. To shrink the Audio Palette to its smaller view, click this button again.</span></text>
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<layer>card</layer>
<id>13</id>
<text><span class="style93">ave</span><span class="style62">To save the open sound in the current stack, click this button.</span></text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>15</id>
<text><span class="style93">ecord</span><span class="style62">To start a recording, click the Rec. button on the Audio Palette.</span></text>
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<layer>card</layer>
<id>17</id>
<text><span class="style93">top</span><span class="style62">To stop recording or playing a sound, click the Stop button on the Audio Palette.</span></text>
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<layer>card</layer>
<id>19</id>
<text><span class="style93">ause</span><span class="style62">To pause the recording or playing of a sound, click the Pause button on the Audio Palette. To resume recording or playing, click the button again.</span></text>
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<layer>card</layer>
<id>21</id>
<text><span class="style93">lay</span><span class="style62">To play back the current sound or the selected portion of the sound, click the Play button on the Audio Palette.</span></text>
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<layer>card</layer>
<id>23</id>
<text><span class="style93">olume Control</span><span class="style62">To change the playback volume of the sound, drag the slider along the bar.</span></text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>25</id>
<text><span class="style93">ecording time bar</span><span class="style62">The number at the bottom right side of the bar indicates the amount of time available to record. The bar fills in to indicate the amount of that time used by the open sound or the sound being recorded.</span></text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>27</id>
<text><span class="style93">aveform overview</span><span class="style62">Shows the entire waveform of the current sound.</span></text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>29</id>
<text><span class="style93">lay Through</span><span class="style62">To hear the sound through the Macintosh speaker as it’s being recorded, click the Play Through check box.</span></text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>33</id>
<text><span class="style93">uto Record Level</span><span class="style62">To have the Macintosh automatically compensate for a sound source that’s too loud or too soft, click the Auto Rec. Level check box.</span></text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>35</id>
<text><span class="style93">ompression</span><span class="style62">To select a compression ratio for saving sounds recorded in Best quality, use the Compression pop-up menu. 6 to 1 and 3 to 1 compression ratios are available.</span></text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>37</id>
<text><span class="style93">ecording Quality</span><span class="style62">To set the recording quality at Best (22 kilohertz) or Good (11 kilohertz), use the Rec. Quality pop-up menu.</span></text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>39</id>
<text><span class="style93">ecording level indicator</span><span class="style62">Shows the volume of the signal coming from the microphone, and indicates that the microphone is properly connected.</span></text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>41</id>
<text><span class="style93">elete</span><span class="style62">Displays a list of the sounds in the current stack, any stacks in use, and the HyperCard Home stack. To delete a sound, click its name in the list, then click OK.</span></text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>47</id>
<text><span class="style93">lose-up view</span><span class="style62">Displays a detailed view of the waveform according to the setting of the view box in the waveform overview below it.</span></text>
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<content>
<layer>background</layer>
<id>94</id>
<text>Quick View of Audio Palette</text>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>57</id>
<text><span class="style93">iew box</span><span class="style62">Click and drag the view box to determine which part of the waveform appears in the close-up view.</span></text>
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<id>95</id>
<text>card id 18406Main Topics</text>
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<layer>card</layer>
<id>59</id>
<text><span class="style93">ound duration</span><span class="style62">Shows the length of time of the open sound, or the length of time of the sound being recorded.</span></text>
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<name></name>
<script>--•• Hidden fields on this card:-- ∆ There are several hidden fields on this card. The text of each needs-- to be localized. The short name of each hidden field matches the-- short name of the button that shows the hidden field.-- Mousing over a button whose name includes a bullet character-- ("•", or option-8) causes that buttons matching field to appear.----------•• SYSTEM MESSAGES ••----------on openCardstoreHelpInfo 2, the ticks -- ticks on openCardsetCheckMark truepass openCardend openCardon closeCardput getHelpInfo(3) into poppedFieldif poppedField is not empty thenhide card field poppedFieldset the hilite of card button poppedField to falsestoreHelpInfo 3,emptyend ifsetCheckMark falsepass closeCardend closeCard----------•• MESSAGE HANDLERS ••----------on setCheckMark booleansetLocationCheckMark 3,booleanend setCheckMark----------•• SCRIPTS TO HANDLE BALLOONS ••----------on mouseEnter-- This handler works the mouse over pop-up fields that appear-- for on this card. Fields only pop up for buttons whose name begins-- with a bullet (•).put getHelpInfo(2) into theOpenCardTicksput the ticks into theStartTicks-- Hide a pop-up field if one is visible.put getHelpInfo(3) into poppedFieldif poppedField is not empty thenhide card field poppedFieldset hilite of card button poppedField to falseend if-- Don’t pop-up a field immediately on openCard-- just because the user’s cursor is accidently over a button:if theStartTicks - theOpenCardTicks < 30 then exit mouseEnterif the target contains "card button" && quote & "•" thenset the cursor to "Balloon"-- Only show pop-up field if cursor stays in rect for a bit:repeat until the ticks - theStartTicks > 18if the mouseLoc is not within the rect of the target ¬then exit mouseEnterend repeat-- Now it's OK to pop-up the field:set the hilite of the target to trueshow card field the short name of the target-- Remember what fieldstoreHelpInfo 3,the short name of the targetend ifend mouseEnteron mouseLeaveput getHelpInfo(3) into poppedFieldif poppedField is empty then exit mouseLeaveget the mouseLocif it is within the rect of card button poppedFieldthen exit mouseLeavehide card field poppedFieldset the hilite of card button poppedField to falsestoreHelpInfo 3,emptyend mouseLeaveon mouseWithinput getHelpInfo(3) into poppedFieldif poppedField is empty then exit mouseWithinget the mouseLocif it is not within the rect of card field poppedField thenexit mouseWithinend ifhide card field poppedFieldset the hilite of card button poppedField to falsestoreHelpInfo 3,emptyend mouseWithin</script>
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<text>The next card contains a graphic of the full Audio Palette. Move the pointer over each area of the graphic on the next card for a brief description of the Audio Palette's features.To go to the next card, click the right arrow button in the lower right corner of this card.</text>
<text>You can adjust the playback volume of a sound with the volume control. Increase the volume by dragging the slider to the right, or lower the volume by dragging the slider to the left.The first time you open the Audio Palette, the volume control setting matches the volume setting in your Sound Control Panel. However, the playback volume you set in the Audio Palette does not affect the volume in other applications or your Macintosh Control Panel.</text>
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<id>86</id>
<text>5,7</text>
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<name>Volume Control</name>
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<text>Sound recorded at the Best setting is crisp, clear, and most suitable for professional quality results but it requires the most memory and disk space.A sound recorded at the Good setting takes half as much memory and is appropriate for voice annotation — like office communications or adding voice to a tutorial.</text>
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<name></name>
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<text><span class="style62">he Rec. Quality </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">pop-up menu</a></span><span class="style62"> lets you select the sampling rate for recording sound, which is a key factor in the quality of the sound. Select the recording quality you want before you record because you cannot change the recording quality of a previously recorded sound.The higher the sampling rate, the higher the quality of sound. The Audio Palette provides two options — Best (22 kHz) and Good (11 kHz).</span></text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>background</layer>
<id>86</id>
<text>5,6</text>
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<name>Recording Quality</name>
<script></script>
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<text>The best way to determine the appropriate balance between compression ratio, file size, and sound quality is to experimentwith 22 kHz sound at the 6 to 1 and 3 to 1 ratio. Only sound recorded at Best (22 kHz) can be compressed.Compression is set to None when you first open the Audio Palette.</text>
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<name></name>
<script></script>
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<text><span class="style62">he Compression </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">pop-up menu</a></span><span class="style62"> lets you save sounds in compressed form, conserving disk space. The Audio Palette supports two </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">compression</a></span><span class="style62"> ratios: 6 to 1 and 3 to 1. 3 to 1 gives you higher sound quality than 6 to 1, but the files take up more disk space. Different compression ratios are appropriate for different kinds of sound.</span></text>
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<id>86</id>
<text>5,5</text>
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<script></script>
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<text>The auto recording level feature automatically adjusts the input of your microphone to compensate for a sound source that is too loud or too soft, reducing the potential for recording distorted sound.Auto Rec. Level is turned on when you first open the Audio Palette. The Auto Rec. Level feature may not be available if you do not have the hardware and software to support it.</text>
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<layer>background</layer>
<id>86</id>
<text>5,4</text>
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<name>Auto Record Level</name>
<script></script>
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<text>Play Through is turned off when you first open the Audio Palette.The Play Through feature may not be available if you do not have the hardware and software to support it.</text>
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<name></name>
<script></script>
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<text><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">lay Through</a></span><span class="style62"> lets you monitor incoming sound during recording. The sound is played simultaneously through the Macintosh internal speaker as you record. Select Play Through when you want to ensure that the sound reaching the Macintosh through the microphone is the volume and quality you desire.</span></text>
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<id>86</id>
<text>5,3</text>
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<name>Play through</name>
<script></script>
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<text><span class="style62">ecording time is displayed in seconds or minutes depending upon the amount of </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">random access memory (RAM</a></span><span class="style62">) available to HyperCard. The values under the recording time bar register the total recording time available. The bar fills as you record, letting you know how long your recorded sound is and how much time is available.To the right of the bar, the duration of the sound is displayed in seconds depending on available RAM.</span></text>
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<text>The recording level indicator works even when you’re not recording. If you do not see any activity in the indicator, your microphone is not registering sound. Make sure your microphone is plugged in.</text>
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<text>3. Watch the indicator as you speak. For best results, the volume should be about half of maximum. There should be three or four bars coming from the speaker icon in the Audio Palette. The indicator consistently full might mean distortion in the recorded sound. Adjust the recording level by moving the microphone closer to or farther away from the sound source.</text>
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<text>The Audio Palette recording level indicator registers incoming sound from the microphone. It helps you determine whether the microphone is plugged in and whether the sound reaching the Macintosh through the microphone is loud enough to ensure full dynamic range, but not so loud as to distort.1. To test the recording level, hold the microphone 9-12 inches from the sound source.2. Speak into the microphone.</text>
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text><span class="style93">eleting sounds and audio buttons</span><span class="style62">1. Go to the card with the audio button you want to delete.2. Press the Command key and click the audio button to delete it.This automatically deletes the sound associated with that button and the audio button on your card.The sound is removed from your stack. However, the sound remains in the computer’s memory until you open</span></text>
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<text>another sound, close the Audio Palette, or quit HyperCard.The audio button associated with a deleted sound stays on your card until you remove it. The next time you click the audio button, you see a message telling you that the sound is deleted, and asking if you’d like to remove the button as well.</text>
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<text>the name of the stack they're in because sounds with the same name could be in more than one stack. The list includes sounds saved in the current stack, stacks in use, and the HyperCard Home stack.3. Select the name of the sound you want to delete.4. Click OK.The sound is removed from your stack. However, the sound remains in the computer’s memory until you open</text>
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<text><span class="style93">eleting a sound</span><span class="style62">The Audio Palette’s Delete button lets you remove sounds from your stacks. 1. Click the Edit button to expand the Audio Palette.2. Click the Delete button on the Audio Palette.</span></text>
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<text>8. Click Save to save the sound in the current stack.The new sound appears on your card in the form of a button with the title of your sound.To position the audio button, hold down the Option key and drag the button to where you want it. The recorded sound is played back when you click the button.</text>
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<text>4. Click Play to be sure the sound you want is selected.5. Choose Open Stack or New Stack from the File menu.6. Open a stack or type a name for your new stack when the dialog box appears.7. If you want to give the sound a new name, select the current name in the name box and type a new name.</text>
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<text><span class="style62">ou can copy a recorded sound from one stack to another. 1. Open the stack that contains the sound you want to copy, then open the Audio Palette. 2. Use the Sound </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">pop-up menu</a></span><span class="style62"> in the Audio Palette to open a sound. 3. Click the Edit button to expand the Audio Palette.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style93">mportant: </span><span class="style62">Although you can click Play to hear the recorded sound, it’s in the computer’s memory. The sound is saved to disk (to the current stack) when you click Save.9. To save the sound, click Save before you open another sound or close the Audio Palette.</span></text>
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<text>7. Choose Paste Sound from the Edit menu. The sound appears at the insertion point or replaces the selection.You can remove your last editing action by choosing Undo from the Edit menu.8. Click Play to hear the sound. If you’re not happy with the new sound, you can edit it or you can try again by following the same steps.</text>
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<text><span class="style62">. In the close-up view, drag to select the portion of the waveform you want to copy. The selection appears highlighted.3. Click Play to be sure the sound you want is selected.4. Choose Copy Sound from the Edit menu.5. Choose the sound you want to open from the Sound </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">pop-up menu</a></span><span class="style62">.6. In the close-up view, click to set an insertion point, or drag to select the part of the waveform you want to replace.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style93">oving part of a soundto a different sound</span><span class="style62">You can easily move and combine sounds with the same recording quality by copying and pasting in the Audio Palette. Start by opening a sound in the Audio Palette. Click the Edit button to expand the Audio Palette. 1. To find the part of the sound you want in the close-up view, move or resize the view box in the waveform overview.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style93">mportant: </span><span class="style62">Although you can click Play to hear the recorded sound, it’s in the computer’s memory. The sound is saved to disk (to the current stack) when you click Save.</span><span class="style93"></span><span class="style62">7. To save your changes, click Save before you open another sound or close the Audio Palette.</span></text>
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<text>5. In the close-up view, drag to select a thin line in the waveform.6. Choose Clear from the Edit menu.The selection is removed from the waveform and from the computer’s memory.You can remove your last editing action by choosing Undo from the Edit menu.</text>
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<text>You can remove your last editing action by choosing Undo from the Edit menu.As in this example, most recorded sounds contains silent portions, represented by a thin horizontal line in the waveform. If you are trying to conserve disk space, you can remove unwanted silence from your recorded sound.</text>
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<text>The selection appears highlighted. In this example, the word “quick” is selected.3. Click Play to be sure the sound you want is selected.4. Choose Cut Sound from the Edit menu. The selected sound is removed from the waveform.</text>
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<text><span class="style93">utting or clearing a sound</span><span class="style62">To remove any part of a sound, start by opening the sound you want in the Audio Palette. Click the Edit button to expand the Audio Palette.1. To find the part of the sound you want to remove in the close-up view, move or resize the view box in the waveform overview.2. Drag to select the part of the waveform that represents the sound you want to remove.</span></text>
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<name></name>
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<text><span class="style62">ou can remove your last editing action by choosing Undo from the Edit menu.7. Play the sound.</span><span class="style93">Important: </span><span class="style62">Although you can click Play to hear the recorded sound, it’s in the computer’s memory. The sound is saved to disk (to the current stack) when you click Save.8. To save the new sound, click Save before you open another sound or close the Audio Palette.</span></text>
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<text>The selection appears highlighted. In this example the word “quick” is selected.3. Click Play to be sure the sound you want is selected.4. Choose Copy Sound from the Edit menu.</text>
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<text><span class="style93">opying and pasting a sound</span><span class="style62">To copy any part of a sound, start by opening the sound you want in the Audio Palette. Click the Edit button to expand the Audio Palette.1. To find the part of the sound you want to copy in the close-up view, move or resize the view box in the waveform overview.2. In the close-up view, drag to select the part of the waveform you want to copy. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style93">mportant: </span><span class="style62">Although you can click Play to hear the recorded sound, it’s in the computer’s memory. The sound is saved to disk (to the current stack) when you click Save.7. If you want to save the new sound, click Save before you open another sound or close Audio Palette.</span></text>
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<text>3. Click Rec. to begin recording. Speak or play the new sound into the microphone.4. Click Stop to stop recording.5. To listen to the new sound, click Play. Audio Palette plays back the entire sound from beginning to end. 6. If you’re not happy with the new sound, you can follow the same steps to try again.</text>
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<text><span class="style93">nserting a sound</span><span class="style62">To insert a sound into an existing sound, start by opening the sound you want in the Audio Palette. Click the Edit button to expand the Audio Palette.1. To find the place where you want to insert a new sound in the close-up view, move or resize the view box in the waveform overview.2. Click in the close-up view at the point where you want to insert a sound.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style93">mportant: </span><span class="style62">Although you can click Play to hear the recorded sound, it’s in the computer’s memory. The sound is saved to disk (to the current stack) when you click Save.8. To save the new sound, click Save before you open another sound or close the Audio Palette.</span></text>
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<text>4. Click Rec. to begin recording. Speak or play the new sound into the microphone. 5. Click Stop to stop recording.6. To listen to the new sound, click Play.Audio Palette plays back the entire sound.7. If you’re not happy with the new sound, you can follow the same steps to try again.</text>
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<text>2. In the close-up view, drag to select the part of the waveform you want to replace. The selection appears highlighted.3. Click Play to be sure the sound you want is selected.</text>
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<text><span class="style93">ecording over a sound</span><span class="style62"> To record over part of a sound, start by opening the sound you want in the Audio Palette. Click the Edit button to expand the Audio Palette.1. To find the part of the sound you want to replace in the close-up view, move or resize the view box in the waveform overview.</span></text>
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<text>Recording while an existing sound is open in the Audio Palette works in two different ways:• When the Audio Palette is collapsed, a new recorded sound replaces the current sound that is open in the Audio Palette.• When the Audio Palette is expanded, a new recorded sound is inserted in the current sound at the insertion point in the waveform close-up view.</text>
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<text>You can alter your view of the waveform by resizing the view box. Expand the view box to see more of the waveform. Shrink the view box to see part of the waveform in more detail.2. To resize the view box, position the pointer at either end of the box, then drag with the pointing hand.</text>
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<text>1. To move the view box, position the mouse inside the view box and drag with the grabber hand.The portion of the sound inside the view box is displayed in the close-up view above it when you release the mouse button.</text>
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<text>To select a portion of the sound to edit in the close-up view, you use the mouse to move and resize the view box, the white border that surrounds a portion of the waveform overview.</text>
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<text>You can view and select any part of a recorded sound using the waveform overview and close-up view areas of the Audio Palette. The entire sound is always shown in the waveform overview.</text>
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<text>You can view details of the waveform within the context of the whole waveform for easier editing. The height of the waveform represents the sound’s volume. A thin horizontal line typically represents silence.</text>
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<text><span class="style62"> </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">waveform</a></span><span class="style62"> for the phrase “A quick meeting and review at Dave’s” looks something like this.</span></text>
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<text>The Audio Palette uses standard Macintosh editing techniques. You can cut, copy, paste, and clear parts of a sound using the same methods you use to edit the text in a document. 1. To expand the Audio Palette, click the button labeled Edit.The expanded audio palette appears.</text>
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<text>This automatically deletes the sound associated with that audio memo and the speaker icon on your card.The sound is removed from your stack. However, the sound remains in the computer’s memory until you open another sound, close the Audio Palette, or quit HyperCard.</text>
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<text>You can delete multiple audio memos by clicking each speaker icon while holding down the Shift key. Then, choose Delete Audio Memo from the Edit menu.Another way to remove both the audio memo and its associated speaker icon from your stack:1. Go to the card with the audio memo you want to delete.2. Press the Command key and click the speaker icon.</text>
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<text>Removing an audio memo from your Appointments with Audio or Addresses with Audio stacks is a two-step process.1. To delete an audio memo, first click the speaker icon to select it.2. Choose Delete Audio Memo from the Edit menu.The audio memo and speaker icon are removed from your card.</text>
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<text>2. Choose New.If another sound is already open in the Audio Palette, you see a message asking if you’d like to save the open sound.The open sound is closed and Untitled appears in the name box. The Audio Palette is ready for you to record a new sound.</text>
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<text><span class="style62">ou can record a new sound while working in the Audio Palette by choosing the New command. To create a new sound with the Audio Palette open:1. Press the black triangle next to the name box to open the Sound </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">pop-up menu</a></span><span class="style62">.</span></text>
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<text>3. Choose the sound you want to open from the Sound pop-up menu.The name of the sound appears in the name box.4. To hear the entire sound, click the button labeled Play.Audio Palette plays the entire sound.</text>
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<text><span class="style62">ou can use the Audio Palette to play any sound you just recorded or to play any sounds saved in the current stack, the stacks in use, or the HyperCard Home stack. To play a sound:1. Open the Audio Palette. 2. Press the black triangle next to the name box to show the Sound </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">pop-up menu</a></span><span class="style62">.</span></text>
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<text>6. Give your new sound a name by selecting the text in the name box and typing the new name.7. To save the sound, click the Save button.A new button appears on the card with the title of your sound. To play the sound, click the button.</text>
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<text>3. Click Stop to stop recording.4. To listen to the new sound, click Play.The Audio Palette plays back the entire sound. 5. If you’re not happy with the recorded sound, you can click Rec. and try again.When the Audio Palette is collapsed recording replaces the current sound.</text>
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<text>For example, five seconds of sound recorded at Best quality requires 110K of memory. As you record a sound, the recording time bar fills to show the approximate amount of recording time used in relation to the amount available. The duration of the sound is displayed to the right of the bar as you record.</text>
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<text><span class="style62">lace the microphone 9-12 inches from the sound source. You can adjust the recording level by moving the microphone closer to or farther away from the sound source. 2. Click the button labeled Rec. to begin recording.Recording begins after a short pause when the recording time bar begins to fill. The amount of time you have to record depends upon the amount of </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">random access memory (RAM)</a></span><span class="style62"> available to HyperCard.</span></text>
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<text>The recording level indicator verifies that the microphone is connected and shows the strength of the sound being picked up by the microphone. Before starting to record, check whether the sound is at the correct volume. For best results, the volume should be about half of maximum. The recording level indicator should look something like this:</text>
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<text>Adding audio memos to Appointments and Addresses</text>
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<text>If no text is selected, the Audio Palette places the speaker icon in the upper-left corner of the card.To move the icon, hold down the Option key and drag the icon to where you want it. </text>
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<text>Adding audio memos to Appointments and Addresses</text>
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<text>8. To save the sound you recorded as an audio memo, click the Save button.A speaker icon appears on your Appointments with Audio card next to the text you selected. To play the audio memo, click the icon.</text>
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<text>5. To listen to the new sound, click Play. The Audio Palette plays the entire sound. 6. If you’re not happy with the recorded sound, you can click Rec. and try again.When the Audio Palette is collapsed recording replaces the current sound.7. Give your new sound a name by selecting the text in the name box and typing the new name.</text>
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<text>As you record a sound the recording time bar fills, showing the approximate amount of recording time used in relation to the amount available. The duration of the sound is displayed to the right of the bar as you record.4. Click Stop to stop recording.</text>
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<text><span class="style62">lace the microphone 9-12 inches from the sound source. You can adjust the recording level by moving the microphone closer to or farther away from the sound source.3. Click the button labeled Rec. to begin recording.Recording begins after a short pause when the recording time bar begins to fill. The amount of time you have to record depends upon the amount of </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">random access memory (RAM)</a></span><span class="style62"> available to HyperCard.</span></text>
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<text>The recording level indicator verifies that the microphone is connected and shows the strength of the sound being picked up by the microphone. Before starting to record, check whether the sound is at the correct volume. For best results, the volume should be about half of maximum. The recording level indicator should look something like this:</text>
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<text>You can add voice annotation or sounds to HyperCard’s Addresses with Audio and Appointments with Audio stacks. Start by opening the Appointments with Audio or Addresses with Audio stack.1. Select the text you wish to annotate.</text>
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<text>The best way to determine the appropriate balance between compression ratio, file size, and sound quality is to experiment with saving 22 kHz sound at the 6 to 1 and 3 to 1 ratio. Only sound recorded at Best (22 kHz) can be compressed.</text>
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<text>For example, a 30 second sound recorded at 22 kHz and saved with a 3 to 1 compression ratio needs 220K of disk space — (30 x 22 kHz) / 3 = 220K.</text>
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<text>To calculate the approximate amount of disk space necessary to save a compressed sound, multiply the duration of the sound by the sampling rate, and divide the result by the compression ratio.</text>
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<text>When you record a sound at Best (22 kHz), the Audio Palette offers two compression ratios - 3 to 1 and 6 to 1.A 3 to 1 compression ratio means that the saved sound uses one-third the disk space of an uncompressed 22 kHz sound. A 6 to 1 compression ratio means that the saved sound uses one-sixth the disk space of an uncompressed 22 kHz sound.</text>
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<text><span class="style93">aximizing disk space</span><span class="style62">The amount of disk space necessary to store sound is related to the sampling rate of the recorded sound and the compression ratio.The higher the sampling rate the higher the quality of sound, and the more disk space it requires. One second of 22 kHz sound requires approximately 22K of disk space.Compression is a method of reducing the amount of disk space necessary to save a sound. Compression ratios are relative to sounds recorded at Best (22 kHz).</span></text>
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<text><span class="style93">aximizing memory</span><span class="style62">Here are some suggestions for maximizing the memory available to the Audio Palette:• Turn </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">MultiFinder</a></span><span class="style62"> off.• Allocate more memory to HyperCard.• Turn the </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">RAM cache</a></span><span class="style62"> off in the Control Panel desk accessory.• If you have a color monitor, use the black and white setting for your monitor in the Control Panel desk accessory.For more information, refer to the Macintosh Reference manual that came with your Macintosh.</span></text>
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<text>When calculating the memory and storage requirements of a sound, assume that one second of 22 kHz sound requires 22K of memory and 22K of disk space.</text>
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<text><span class="style62">anaging memory and disk space is important because sounds contain a great deal of information and use large amounts of disk space and memory. </span><span class="style93">Memory</span><span class="style62">The Audio Palette records a sound into the computer’s memory and then saves the sound on disk (in the current HyperCard stack) when you click the Save button.</span></text>
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<text>on the amount of disk space and memory available. You want to get good sound quality in the least amount of memory and disk space.The Audio Palette samples sound at Best (22 kHz) or Good (11 kHz). At Best (22 kHz) you get high quality sound that takes up more RAM and space on the disk. At Good (11 kHz) you get lower quality sound that takes up less disk space.The next card shows the waveform at different sampling rates.</text>
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<text><span class="style62">ound quality is influenced by the number of </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">sound samples</a></span><span class="style62"> recorded per second (sample rate) and by the </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">compression</a></span><span class="style62"> ratio (how much the sound information is compressed when saved on disk). Sample rates are measured in </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">kilohertz (kHz)</a></span><span class="style62">, or thousands of samples per second. For example, a sound recorded at 22 kHz means the sound is sampled 22,000 times each second.Working with sound often requires you to make decisions about sound quality based</span></text>
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<text>To play the sound, the Macintosh reconstructs the original waveform by reconnecting the sound samples.The Audio Palette can play the whole sound or parts of it. You can cut, copy, and paste parts of the waveform using the same methods you use to edit text in a document.The standard Macintosh Undo command is available in the Edit menu to undo your last sound editing action.</text>
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<text>Your Macintosh stores the waveform by sampling the sound at evenly spaced intervals. It’s much the same as individual frames that link together to create a motion picture.</text>
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<script>-- Card button id 3 stores the name of the visible card field-- description.on closeCardmouseUppass closeCardend closeCardon mouseUphideDescriptionsend mouseUp------•• SCRIPTS FOR HANDLING THE INFORMATION ABOUT THE MENUS ••------on describeLine lineNumber-- Hilite the line and show the appropriate card field.-- lineNumber is an integer, the number of line clicked.if lineNumber is not an integer then exit describeLineput line lineNumber of target into newFieldif newField is empty thenhideDescriptionsexit describeLineend ifif there is not a card field newField then exit describeLinelock screenshow card button id 3put (top of the target + (lineNumber * the textHeight of the target)) ¬+ 1 into btnPointset the bottom of card button id 3 to btnPointput the short name of card button id 3 into oldFieldif word 1 to 2 of oldField is not "card button" thenif there is a card field oldField then hide card field oldFieldend ifshow card field newFieldunlock screenset the name of card button 1 to newFieldend describeLineon hideDescriptions-- Hide the card fields that describe the menus.if not the visible of card button id 3 then-- The hiliter button is hidden, so exit.exit hideDescriptionsend ifhide card button id 3get the short name of card button id 3if it contains "card button" then exit hideDescriptionshide card field itset the name of card button id 3 to emptyend hideDescriptions</script>
</card>
card_8374.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text>Audio commands are located in the Edit menu. If you are working with Addresses with Audio and Appointments with Audio stacks, you’ll see several menu items relevant to the use of sound in these stacks. In other stacks, you’ll see the menu items Audio and Audio Help.</text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>background</layer>
<id>86</id>
<text>1,4</text>
</content>
<name>Audio Palette commands</name>
<script></script>
</card>
card_12218.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text><span class="style62">o show the Audio Palette Edit panel, click the Edit button on the palette. The edit panel shows a </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">waveform</a></span><span class="style62">, or visual representation of the current sound, and features and options for recording and saving sounds.</span></text>
</content>
<name></name>
<script></script>
</card>
card_4838.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text>You can open the Audio Palette from any HyperCard stack, including this Help stack.To open the Audio Palette, choose Audio from the Edit menu.The Audio Palette control window appears. You will see buttons similar to those on a tape or compact disc player. The buttons let you play, pause, stop, record, open, edit, and save sounds.</text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>background</layer>
<id>86</id>
<text>1,3</text>
</content>
<name>Opening the Audio Palette</name>
<script></script>
</card>
card_40982.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text><span class="style93">o use all of the Audio Palette’s features including recording you need:</span><span class="style62">• A Macintosh computer with built-in sound input or a Macintosh computer with sound input products that are compatible with system software version 6.0.6 or later. • At least 2 megabytes (MB) of </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">random access memory (RAM)</a></span><span class="style62">.• Storage space on a hard disk or floppy disk.</span></text>
</content>
<name></name>
<script></script>
</card>
card_11813.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text><span class="style62">o HyperCard. Follow the directions in your Macintosh Reference manual to allocate 1500K of RAM or more to HyperCard before using the Audio Palette</span><span class="style165">. </span><span class="style62">• Storage space on a hard disk or floppy disk. A 30-second sound recorded at 22 </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">kilohertz (kHz)</a></span><span class="style62"> requires approximately 660K of disk space.• HyperCard 2.0 or later.• System Software 6.0.5 or later.</span></text>
</content>
<name></name>
<script></script>
</card>
card_4993.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text><span class="style62">ou can use HyperCard’s Audio Palette in one of two ways depending upon your hardware and software. </span><span class="style93">To use all of Audio Palette’s features except recording you need:</span><span class="style62">• A Macintosh computer.• At least 2 megabytes (MB) of </span><span class="style164"><a href="#" class="group">random access memory (RAM)</a></span><span class="style62">.Note: To work with the Audio Palette, you may need to allocate more memory</span></text>
</content>
<name>What you need to use Audio P</name>
<script></script>
</card>
card_45252.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text>You can also add sound effects to entertainment stacks, or quickly capture audio annotation for your personal and office communications.This stack contains your Audio Palette and complete instructions for using the Audio Palette.</text>
</content>
<name></name>
<script></script>
</card>
card_3523.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text>The Audio Palette lets you record, edit, save, and play live or pre-recorded sound with HyperCard and your Macintosh. The Audio Palette and the sounds you produce with it can be used with any HyperCard stack. The Audio Palette is a convenient easy-to-use tool for adding voice annotation to your Addresses with Audio and Appointments with Audio stacks. You can easily record audio to complement training stacks or tutorials.</text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>background</layer>
<id>86</id>
<text>1,1</text>
</content>
<name>What is the Audio Palette?</name>
<script></script>
</card>
card_21412.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text>• Editing tools and the waveform• Recording while a sound is open• Moving a sound• Saving a sound in a different stack• Deleting sounds</text>
</content>
<name></name>
<script></script>
</card>
card_19850.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text>• Adding audio memos to Appointments and Addresses• Adding sound to your own stack• Playing sounds• Opening a new sound• Deleting audio memos</text>
</content>
<name></name>
<script></script>
</card>
card_22632.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text>• What is the Audio Palette?• What you need to use Audio Palette• Opening the Audio Palette• Audio Palette commands</text>
</content>
<content>
<layer>background</layer>
<id>90</id>
<text>9/20/90</text>
</content>
<name></name>
<script>on openCardshowRightList falsesend opencard to this stack-- Don't pass openCard.end openCardon copyChangesglobal gChangeListanswer file "Source Stack?" of type stack --∆if it is empty then exit copyChangesput it into SourceStackanswer file "Dest Stack?" of type stack --∆if it is empty then exit copyChangesput it into DestStacklockStuffgo stack SourceStackput the number of cds in this stack into NumCdsput the number of bgs in this stack into NumBgsgo stack DestStackput "," & the number of cds in this stack after NumCdsput "," & the number of bgs in this stack after NumBgsrepeat with i = 1 to item 1 of NumBgsgo cd 1 of bg i of stack SourceStackput "," & number of cds in this bg after NumBgsgo cd 1 of bg i of stack DestStackput "," & number of cds in this bg after NumBgsend repeatanswer NumCds & return & NumBgsset editBkgnd to truerepeat with i = 1 to item 1 of NumBgsput i && "of" && item 1 of NumBgs --∆go cd 1 of bg i of stack SourceStackrepeat with j = 1 to number of fieldsset cursor to busyif not the sharedText of field j then next repeatif field j is empty thenpush cdgo cd i of stack DestStackput empty into field jpop cdnext repeatend ifput the visible of field j into TheVisput the lockText of field j into TheLockif not TheVis then show field jif TheLock then set the lockText of field j to falseselect text of field jdoMenu Copy Textif TheLock then set the lockText of field j to trueif not TheVis then hide field jpush cdgo cd 1 of bg i of stack DestStackif not TheVis then show field jif TheLock then set the lockText of field j to falseselect text of field jdoMenu Paste Textif TheLock then set the lockText of field j to trueif not TheVis then hide field jpop cdend repeatput the showPict of this bg into PictShownif not PictShown then show bg pictchoose select tooldoMenu Selectif not the enabled of menuItem 4 of menu 3 thenchoose browse toolnext repeatend ifdoMenu Copy Pictureif not PictShown then hide bg pictpush cdgo cd 1 of bg i of stack DestStackif not PictShown then show bg pictchoose select tooldoMenu Select AlldoMenu Clear PicturedoMenu Paste Pictureif not PictShown then hide bg pictpop cdend repeatset editBkgnd to falserepeat with i = 1 to item 1 of NumCdsif the mouseClick then exit repeatput i && "of" && item 1 of NumCds --∆go cd i of stack SourceStackrepeat with j = 1 to number of fieldsset cursor to busyif the sharedText of field j then next repeatif field j is empty thenpush cdgo cd i of stack DestStackput empty into field jpop cdnext repeatend ifput the visible of field j into TheVisput the lockText of field j into TheLockif not TheVis then show field jif TheLock then set the lockText of field j to falseselect text of field jdoMenu Copy Textif TheLock then set the lockText of field j to trueif not TheVis then hide field jpush cdgo cd i of stack DestStackif not TheVis then show field jif TheLock then set the lockText of field j to falseselect text of field jdoMenu Paste Textif TheLock then set the lockText of field j to trueif not TheVis then hide field jpop cdend repeatrepeat with j = 1 to number of cd fieldsset cursor to busyif cd field j is empty thenpush cdgo cd i of stack DestStackput empty into cd field jpop cdnext repeatend ifput the visible of cd field j into TheVisput the lockText of cd field j into TheLockif not TheVis then show cd field jif TheLock then set the lockText of cd field j to falseselect text of cd field jdoMenu Copy Textif TheLock then set the lockText of cd field j to trueif not TheVis then hide cd field jpush cdgo cd i of stack DestStackif not TheVis then show cd field jif TheLock then set the lockText of cd field j to falseselect text of cd field jdoMenu Paste Textif TheLock then set the lockText of cd field j to trueif not TheVis then hide cd field jpop cdend repeatput the showPict of this cd into PictShownif not PictShown then show cd pictchoose select tooldoMenu Selectif not the enabled of menuItem 4 of menu 3 thenchoose browse toolnext repeatend ifdoMenu Copy Pictureif not PictShown then hide cd pictpush cdgo cd i of stack DestStackif not PictShown then show cd pictchoose select tooldoMenu Select AlldoMenu Clear PicturedoMenu Paste Pictureif not PictShown then hide cd pictpop cdend repeatend copyChanges</script>
