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To set the font to 1, use the following command:
setfont [font number] 1
where number is the font number, with 1 being the default font.
It is recommended that font 5 be used.
1. SET FONT FOR WAVES
There are some symbols in this font that are not standard, and are only
present if they are required. This gives us some flexibility with the
way the waveform symbols are displayed. For example, the SMPTE symbol
(SMPTE) is only ever shown with the special symbol 7, that indicates
normal state, and when that symbol is defined for this font it is displayed
as a normal symbol in normal state. The PPS symbol (SMPTE) is always
displayed as a 1, with the normal state symbol 7.
2. SYMBOL DESCRIPTIONS
The following list describes all of the symbols available in this font.
a. Waveform
This symbol shows the waveform of the symbol at a position on the monitor.
Symbol 7 shows normal state, and symbol 8 shows active state.
b. SMPTE
This symbol shows the SMPTE symbol.
c. PPQ
This symbol shows the PPQ symbol.
d. PPS
This symbol shows the PPS symbol.
e. PTR
This symbol shows the PTR symbol.
f. Y
This symbol shows the Y symbol.
g. DMD
This symbol shows the DMD symbol.
h. DOL
This symbol shows the DOL symbol.
i. DOW
This symbol shows the DOW symbol.
j. DMI
This symbol shows the DMI symbol.
k. DMS
This symbol shows the DMS symbol.
l. DMW
This symbol shows the DMW symbol.
m. DMC
This symbol shows the DMC symbol.
n. DMI
This symbol shows the DMI symbol.
o. DOL
This symbol shows the DOL symbol.
p. DOW
This symbol shows the DOW symbol.
q. DMS
This symbol shows the 84e02134c1
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DOCK makes it easy to launch your Yahoo Widgets right from the “My Widgets” folder. For now, you can either drag and drop your widgets from this folder to the DOCK, or create new Widgets directly inside the DOCK and then add them to the DOCK.
You may set different icons for each of the widgets, depending on what you want.
Widgets in the “My Widgets” folder will still be available and available for launching right from the DOCK menu.
Requirements:
￭ Yahoo Widget Engine
KEYMACRO Description:
DOCK will allow you to easily configure your Widgets, customize your Dock, and drag and drop new WidgetS to the Dock. It can also be configured to launch your Widgets directly.
You may choose to always have your Widgets in the “My Widgets” folder.
Installation:
“My Widgets” folder is hidden by default. To display the folder, open the system preferences and navigate to Dock. Click “My Widgets” and hit “OK.” You may also access the folder through the Menu Bar using the “Show/Hide My Widgets” item.
To edit the Dock, use Dock Editor. You may also use KeyMace to configure all the Dock settings, or use the Tools/Preferences area of the Dock Editor to configure the preferences of the Dock.
Requirements:
￭ Yahoo Widget Engine
KEYMACRO Description:
DOCK is a fast, streamlined way to display, arrange, and launch your Widgets.
Launch a widget from the Dock:
Key: Ctrl+Click
Keyboard shortcut: Middle mouse click
Requires: Yahoo Widget Engine
Keymacro description: Launch a widget from the Dock.
Folder menu:
Add Widgets to the Dock:
Key: Ctrl+Drag
Keyboard shortcut: Middle mouse click
Requires: Yahoo Widget Engine
Keymacro description: Add Widgets to the Dock.
View Dock:
Key: Ctrl+N
Keyboard shortcut: Middle mouse click
Requires: Yahoo Widget Engine
Keymacro description: View the Dock.
Hide/Show Dock:
Key: Ctrl+Shift+N
Keyboard shortcut: Shift+Middle mouse click
Requires: Yahoo Widget Engine
Keymacro description: Hide/Show the Dock.
Add Widgets to the Dock:
Key: Shift+Ctrl+Drag
Keyboard shortcut: Shift
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