How to use this software: 1

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Displaying Species Information When you exit from this screen check the X in the top right corner of the screen you will see a listing of Introduction Topics. To display a list of species, select "Species List" from the Species Menu on the Top Menu Bar. To display species information double-click on any entry or, to use the keyboard, press the F7 key and enter the item number of the species from the listing. A page like this will display showing the available information. This is the Species Page. Using the Species Page The Species Page has a Picture Window, a Main Text window and two other text windows, and various buttons that let you display pictures, maps and hear sounds. If you look on this page below you will also see buttons under the headings Picture and Voice. These are put there to show you how the page works. Pictures You will see that the first picture button is lit up. The picture on the left corresponds to that picture and the text that goes with it is displayed below. Use the "Fit" checkbox at the bottom left to either Fit the picture in the available space or show it full size. Notice that at full size you can"t see the whole picture. You can fix this by moving the cursor over to the divider between the Picture window and this window. When you are over the divider a claw will appear and you can grab it with the claw left-click with the mouse and move it to the right to see a larger picture. Once you have moved the divider over you won"t be able to see all this text so you will have to move it back again to go on. The second button is not lit. If you click down on that button you will first see the text that goes with the second picture. You can still move off the button to leave the first picture displaying with the second picture"s text. Only when you up-click on the second button does the second picture appear. Because the picture is available in lifesize view a ruler displays. If the "Fit" checkbox is unchecked you will see the Lifesize-Fullsize button. If the caption on the button reads "Lifesize" then the picture is shown at approximately lifesize and the screen ruler should measure 1 provided you have set the screen dimensions correctly If not, use "Defaults - Species Page - Set page display size or units" to do this . If you click the button it will change to "Fullsize" and the picture will show at its full available size. If you double-click on a point on the picture when the "Fit" button is checked the picture will redisplay in either "Lifesize" or "Fullsize" view, centered on the point you clicked.<N Sounds Two buttons are displayed below for vocalizations. These work in the same way as the picture buttons except that you must actually stop a song from playing before you can start another. The slider shows the progress. You can always see the text associated with another button just by down-clicking on it. There is a second divider between the Picture and Voice text areas so if you can"t read the full text just move the divider over as described above. Other buttons Buttons for Habitat pictures and Maps are also used though not shown here. Buttons only show if information is available. Buttons with a red dot on them display video clips rather than pictures. Map buttons with a green dot display a map based on checklist information. There are Page-up and Page-down buttons labelled with arrows in the bottom left of the screen. Use these to move to the previous or next entry in the list that has information available. In this case click the Page-Down button or press the "Tab" key to get to it then press the "Enter" key to display the second part of "How to use this software". Mc1 12<10>1<10>97. Sunny, 27<91>C. An early morning cut from the Barra Grande road with | /Pyriglena leucoptera, Saltator similis, Vireo olivaceus, Stephanophorus diadematus, Carpornis cucullatus,Thamnophilus caerulescens, Basileuterus culicivorus, Attila rufus, Drymophila ochropyga etc.: Mc2 Morning chorus on 11<10>30<10>97. Sunny, 27<91>C. With /Habia rubica, Chamaeza campanisoma, Basileuterus culicivorus, Pyriglena leucoptera, Trogon viridis, Brotogeris tirica, Biatas nigropectus, Anabazenops fuscus, Grallaria varia, Cacicus haemorrhous, Trogon surrucura, Turdus rufiventris .: A36 Primary<10>secondary Atlantic rainforest. Nucleo Sta. Virginia, near Ubatuba: clptcrs1 >/Calyptura cristata :

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