Q136909: World of Flight 1.0: OPTHELP.TXT Contents

Article: Q136909
Product(s): Microsoft Home Multimedia Titles
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Last Modified: 08-NOV-2001

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The information in this article applies to:

- Microsoft World of Flight, version 1.0 
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SUMMARY
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The following article is the contents of the OPTHELP.TXT located in the Route
folder of the World of Flight CD-ROM:

MORE INFORMATION
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COPYING PICTURES TO THE CLIPBOARD OR DESKTOP
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You can copy a variety of pictures from Microsoft World of Flight to
the Windows Clipboard or use them as your Windows Wallpaper. If you
copy to the Clipboard, you can paste the picture into another Windows
program. If you make wallpaper, the picture will appear on your
desktop behind the windows on your screen. To use a Microsoft World of
Flight picture as wallpaper, the picture file must be copied to your
Windows directory.

To copy a picture:

1. Click the Options button to display the list of choices.

2. Click Picture Gallery.

3. Display the picture you want by clicking the arrow keys or
  scrolling through the Gallery List.

4. Either click Copy Picture to copy the picture to the Clipboard, or
  click Make Wallpaper to use the picture as the Windows wallpaper.

You can also change your Windows wallpaper by using the Windows
Control Panel. In Windows 3.1, open the Desktop dialog box. In Windows
95 or later, open the Display dialog box. For more information on
changing your Windows wallpaper, see your Windows documentation.

ADDING THE WORLD OF FLIGHT COLLECTION TO MICROSOFT SCENES 2.0
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If you have Microsoft Scenes 2.0 installed on your computer, you can
add a new collection of 40 Microsoft World of Flight pictures to your
current installation of Scenes.

To add Microsoft World of Flight pictures to Scenes:

1. Click the Options button to display the list of choices.

2. Click Picture Gallery.

3. Click the Add To Scenes button.  A dialog will appear telling you
  that the pictures will be copied to your hard drive.

4. Click YES.

5. Another dialog will appear asking you if you want to edit your
  screen saver settings. If you click YES, you will be able to change
  the delay, the transition effects, and other settings available
  through Microsoft Scenes 2.0.

6. When you have finished editing your screen saver settings, click
  OK.

After following these steps, the World of Flight Scenes Collection
will be completely installed on your computer. You can go back and
edit your screen saver settings at any time with the Microsoft Scenes
program or by using the Windows Control Panel.

If Scenes Installation Fails
----------------------------

If you follow the steps above to install the World of Flight Scenes
Collection and you get a message that says "Installation failed", you
should try doing the following:

- Re-install Microsoft Scenes 2.0 to replace files which may be
  missing from your current Scenes installation.

- Check to make sure you have enough space on your hard drive for the
  40 new images (approximately 2.0 MB).

- Make sure your scenes2.ini and system.ini files are not read-only.
  You can find these files in your Windows directory, and you can
  determine if they're read-only by selecting properties from the
  File menu within File Manager.

PRINTING
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You can print any article screen or popup window in Microsoft World of
Flight. Both pictures and words on the screen will be printed, so
printing may take a few minutes. The Quality setting in the Print
dialog box affects the time it takes to print. High quality takes
longer to print; low quality takes less time to print.

To print:

1. Display the image you want to print on the screen.

2. Click the Options button to display a list of choices.

3. Click Print to display the Print dialog box.

4. Under Quality, click High/Slower (slower printing) or Low/Faster
  (faster printing).

5. Under Page Orientation, you can select how you want your picture to
  print. Click Portrait/Tall to print a picture that is taller than
  it is wide. Click Landscape/Wide to print a picture that is wider
  than it is tall.

6. Click OK to begin printing.

USING SCREEN SAVERS
===================

Microsoft World of Flight comes with a screen saver option that will
display a slide show of pictures from Microsoft World of Flight. You
can choose between two different picture sets:  Scrap Book Slide Show
or Warbirds Slide Show.

If you have Microsoft Scenes 2.0 installed on your computer, you can
also choose to add a new collection of 40 Microsoft World of Flight
pictures to your current Scenes installation. For more information on
this option, see the "Adding the World of Flight Collection to
Microsoft Scenes 2.0" section above.

The Microsoft World of Flight screen savers go into effect after the
keyboard and mouse have been idle for a certain amount of time. To
change the delay time or to choose other options that affect the
screen saver, use the Windows Control Panel.

Testing and Turning On Screen Savers
------------------------------------

When you choose a screen saver, the program copies a picture file to
your hard drive.

To test or turn on a screen saver:

1. Click the Options button to display a list of choices.

2. Click Screen Savers to display the Screen Savers dialog box.

3. Click the screen saver you want.

4. If you want to test the screen saver before you turn it on, click
  the Test button. The screen saver will appear on your screen. To
  return to the dialog box, click the mouse button or move the mouse.

5. To turn on the screen saver, click OK. If this is the first time
  you've selected the screen saver, a dialog box appears to tell you
  that it will copy a file onto your hard drive.

If you want to switch from one screen saver to another, just select
the new screen saver.

Turning Off and Removing Screen Savers
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You can turn off a Microsoft World of Flight screen saver at any time.
You can also choose to remove the screen saver file from your hard
drive to free up space.

To turn off your screen saver:

1. In the Screen Savers dialog box, click None.

2. Click OK.

To remove a screen saver file from your hard drive:

1. In the Screen Savers dialog box, click the screen saver you want to
  remove.

2. Click Remove. A message box will appear asking you if you want to
  remove the screen saver file from your hard drive.

3. Click OK.

Viewing Screen Saver Options
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In Windows 3.1:

1. Open the Desktop dialog box.  The Screen Saver section contains a
  few options.

2. Click the Setup button to see more.

In Windows 95:

1. Open the Display dialog box.  The Screen Saver section contains a
  few options.

2. Click the Settings button to see more.

(For information about the Control Panel, see your Windows
documentation.)

CONTROLLING SOUNDS AND ANIMATIONS
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Microsoft World of Flight has two kinds of sounds: background sound
effects and narrations. To control either of these:

1. Click the Options button to display a list of choices.

2. Click Audio/Video to display the Audio/Video dialog box.

3. Do one or both of the following:

  - To control the narrations, choose On or Off under Narration.

  - To control the background sound effects, choose On or Off under
    Sound Effects/Animations.

4. Click OK.

Some sounds like guide, video, and glossary audio will always play
when selected.

You can also use this dialog to control the animations that play
randomly while you're using Microsoft World of Flight (like the planes
that fly across your screen).  If you choose to turn the background
Sound Effects/Animations Off, the animations and their associated
sounds will stop playing.

RUNNING FULL SCREEN
===================

If you are using Windows 95 or later and your screen resolution is
higher than 640x480, Microsoft World of Flight allows you to choose
between full screen mode (640x480) and your current screen resolution.

To control the way World of Flight displays on your computer:

1. Click the Options button to display a list of choices.

2. Click Audio/Video to display the Audio/Video dialog box.

3. Choose On or Off under Run Full Screen.

4. Click OK.

RANDOM JUMPS
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You can set up Microsoft World of Flight so that the program displays
articles randomly on the screen. It's a great way to find out what's
in Microsoft World of Flight.

To start random mode:

1. Click the Options button to display a list of choices.

2. Click Random Jumps.

Random Jumps starts automatically, displaying screen after screen of
Microsoft World of Flight. To stop Random Jumps, just click anywhere
on the screen.

EXITING MICROSOFT WORLD OF FLIGHT
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To exit Microsoft World of Flight from within Windows 3.1, do one of
the following:

- Click the Control-menu box in the upper-left corner of the window,
  and then click Close.

- Double-click the Control-menu box in the upper-left corner of the
  window.

To exit Microsoft World of Flight from within Windows 95 or later:

- Click the Close button in the upper-right corner of the window.

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