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A window has many purposes for a home—in addition to providing a view to the outside, a window also functions as a ventilator and as a vessel to allow in natural light. Because of the many important functions of a window, it is imperative that a window be structured properly and able to seal out weather and block powerful winds. A quality window will also seal and prevent leakage while remaining easy to open and close Below, the window suppliers at Acadia Windows & Doors provide an overview of basic window parts as well as a breakdown of maintenance practices. Basic Window PartsIn order to understand basic window maintenance techniques, it is necessary to have a general understanding of the basic parts of a window. While a window may seem like a fairly simple device, it is a complex piece of equipment made up of layers of hardware, each with their own necessary function. While there are many types of windows, most window styles include a frame and a sash.A window frame is the outermost casing of a window that works like a border and contains the window sash within it. A window sash is the area inside of the window frame that securely holds the glass panes in place. Here at Acadia Windows & Doors, our sashes use double-strength Insulated Glass Units (IGU’s), that are utilized in hung windows, sliding windows and casement windows.Basic Window Maintenance PracticesBelow are operating instructions and basic window maintenance practices for hung windows, sliding windows and casement windows:Hung Windows:Double-hung windows are constructed with two tilting sashes, and single-hung windows are constructed with one bottom tilting sash and a top stationary sash. To tilt the lower sash of a double-hung window, first unlock the window, raise the lower sash a minimum of three inches and disengage the sash by squeezing both tilt latches towards the center of the sash. With both hands, carefully pull the top of the lower sash towards you to a horizontal position and continue to tilt the window until it is all of the way down and resting against the sill and the wall.Sliding Windows:Sliding windows are built along a horizontal track and can be opened and closed by sliding the sash along the track. They are able to be removed from their tracks in order to be cleaned. To remove the sash, unlock the window and open the sash at least 8 inches. Then, lift the sash up into the top track of the frame, pull the bottom of the sash toward you and release it from the frame track. To reinsert the sash, merely reverse these instructions.Casement Windows:Casement windows are attached to a frame by one or more hinges on one side and can be opened and closed by using a crank handle. To operate and clean, raise the lock up on the vertical edge of the window. Open the window by turning the crank handle clockwise, rotating the handle as far as possible, to have easy access to

Software must be installed and running on your computer prior to scanning. Page 58 On the main Home Center window, click Scan Pictures and Documents to open the Basic Scan window. Click Go to Advanced to open the Advanced Scan window. Select Picture. Select Color or Black & White. Kodak EasyShare 5100 AiO... Page 59 Red Eye reduction: Select to automatically minimize red eye in flash photos. This check-box is available when scanning color pictures. Kodak Perfect Touch: Automatically corrects for common image flaws and "mistakes," such as shadows, and backlighting. Kodak Perfect Touch technology also enhances the desirable qualities of photos, for vibrant color and richer detail. Page 60 Chapter 6 Scan to Printer Place your photo or photos face down on the scanner glass. Your Kodak All-in-One Printer can detect multiple photos. On the main Home Center window, click Scan Pictures and Documents to open the Basic Scan window. Page 61 Click Print to print the scanned picture(s) to your EasyShare AiO. Scan to EasyShare Place your photo or photos face down on the scanner glass. Your Kodak All-in-One Printer can detect multiple photos. On the main Home Center window, click Scan Pictures and Documents to open the Basic Scan window. Page 62 Click Send to Destination to send the scanned picture(s) to Kodak EasyShare. Scan to Application Place your photo or photos face down on the scanner glass. Your Kodak All-in-One Printer can detect multiple photos. On the main Home Center window, click Scan Photos and Documents

Helpful advice regarding operation. This symbol indicates places in the manual where you can refer to for the information such as how to operate. Page 7: System Requirements 1. Introduction 1.1. System Requirements The following system requirements are essential for ScanSnap Organizer. Operating System Windows 2000 Windows Vista Windows XP ® ® ® ® Intel Pentium Intel Pentium Processor 600 MHz or Processor 1.8GHz or higher higher 256 MB or more 512 MB or more Hard disk space 370 MB or more of free hard disk space... Page 8: Basic Operations 2. Basic Operations 2. Basic Operations This chapter explains how to use ScanSnap Organizer. 2.1. Starting ScanSnap Organizer 1. From the [Start] menu, select [All Programs] -> [ScanSnap Organizer] -> [ScanSnap Organizer]. The “PDF Automatic Conversion Settings” dialog box appears. (Depending on the setting, it may not appear.) You can also activate the ScanSnap Organizer by double-clicking the icon the desktop. Page 9 2. Basic Operations ● If you want to know what the searchable PDF files are, refer to “Appendix 1. About Searchable PDF Files” on page 80. ● You can change the “PDF Automatic Conversion Settings” later. For details on how to change the settings, refer to “3.4. Page 10: Operating Window 2. Basic Operations 2.2. Operating Window The following is an example of the ScanSnap Organizer main window, which is displayed at startup. This window provides the controls that you can use in ScanSnap Organizer For details of ScanSnap Organizer Viewer screen, refer to “2.4. Page 11: Thumbnail View 2. Basic Operations Menu bar Toolbar Displays the menu used in ScanSnap Frequently-used functions are indicated by Organizer. icons. Folder view Folders managed in ScanSnap Organizer are listed. Actions menu The icons of the Actions File view with which the selected Status bar PDF or JPEG files

Liberty BASIC Help Online Graphics CommandsNew for Liberty BASIC 4: scrollbars may be turned on and off, and the scroll range may be set. See HORIZSCROLLBAR and VERTSCROLLBAR commands below. The slider on the scrollbar now opens at the top for vertical scrollbars and at the left for horizontal scrollbars, rather than in the middle as they did in previous versions of Liberty BASIC. Also new: drawing segments can be given names. In previous versions of Liberty BASIC, segment ID's were numbers assigned by Liberty BASIC. For more on using named drawing segments, see the FLUSH command, below.Most of these commands work only with windows of type graphics and with the graphicbox control.It should be noted that graphics windows and graphicboxes are intended for drawing graphics. It is not advisable to place controls within them, since some controls do not work properly when placed in graphicboxes or graphics windows. If there is a need for text display within a graphicbox or graphics window, use the graphics text capabilities rather than a statictext control.IMPORTANT NOTE: In order to draw, you must make sure that the drawing pen in down, and not up. See below for more information.Here is an example using a graphics window: open "Drawing" for graphics as #handle print #handle, "home" 'center the pen print #handle, "down" 'ready to draw print #handle, "fill red" 'fill the window with red print #handle, "circle 50" 'draw a circle print #handle, "flush" 'make the graphics stick waitAnd here is an example using a graphicbox: graphicbox #handle.gbox, 10, 10, 150, 150 open "Drawing" for window as #handle print #handle.gbox, "home" 'center the pen print #handle.gbox, "down" 'ready to draw print #handle.gbox, "fill red" 'fill the graphics area red print #handle.gbox, "circle 50" 'draw a circle print #handle.gbox, "flush" 'make the graphics stick waitBecause