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Adobe PhotoShop 5.0 (5 Licenses) not in 120 or 124 Borland Jbuilder 3.0 Borland Turbo Assembler 5.0 Borland Turbo C++ 4.5 Chem Office Pro not in 120 or 124 Chemistry CAHche not in 120 or 124 Chemistry Spartan Pro not in 120 or 124 Computer Concept 3 |
Corel WordPerfect Suite 8 CUNYVM dBase for Windows 5.0 Delphi 5.0 Client/Server DreamWeaver V1.2 (30 Licenses) not in 120 or 124 E-MAIL PC PINE GRE PowerPrep not in 120 or 124 Internet Explorer 5.0 JAWS not in 120 or 124 Lotus 123 97 Ed.
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Peachtree Accounting 6.0
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This digital image projection camera projects images from videos and CDs in the video head end:
Comweb that allows the instructor to connect any or every student station, in either direction -- and layout of room:
On the control panel, press Reset and 0, then press Add, press 1 to
select Mode 1, to project instructor station screen to all students.
To project the instructor station screen to just a few students, press
Reset and 0, then press Add, press 2 to select Mode 2; press Add, then,
for the left two stations in your row, press 1, 01, Add; then Add, 2,
01,
Add. Etc.
Note: 126 has a flatbed scanner with OmniPage (for text
scanning)
and PaintShopPro (for scanning & editing images) as well as a
document
camera, both attached to the teacher station. To use the scanner, turn
it on (power switch on 1) and reboot: close all open applications,
click
Start, Restart--this takes a couple of minutes. When done, and as a
courtesy
to the next user, close all open applications, turn the scanner off
(power
switch on 0), and reboot. (Help with
scanning.)
Using the Document Camera in C-126
Using the Scanner in C-126
The fine points of scanning well: Means
and Ends & Examples | Hardware
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