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k128§0§-4§§True§§§§§
kk133§0§-16§§cmdHide§0§2§§§
kk134§0§-6§§RestPose§§§§§
k129§0§-3§§True§§§§§
k69§0§-6§§GetAttention§§§§§
k74§0§-6§§GetAttentionReturn§§§§§
k5§0§-6§§Greet§§§§§
k0§0§-1§§\EMP\Welcome !!\§§§§§
k168§0§-6§§Pleased§§§§§
k65§0§-1§§I'm \EMP\Genie !§§§§§
k163§0§-6§§Announce§§§§§
k116§0§-1§§I'll be your host through this 7 minutes guided tour.§§§§§
k151§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k153§0§-6§§Uncertain§§§§§
k152§0§-1§§\MAP="Please do not move window during the show, or I won't be able to point the right items ...."="Please do NOT move window during the show, or I won't be able to point at the right items ...."\§§§§§
k165§0§-6§§Explain§§§§§
k3§0§-1§§\PAU=500\This small piece of code was designed to help you to create scenarios and slide shows  involving one or several actors.§§§§§
k75§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k146§0§-1§§powerActor 2000 focuses creating, very simply, complex PowerPoint 2000 interactive slide shows.§§§§§
k169§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k368§0§-1§§This is a specialized IDE for slide shows, not a code generator, nor a Desktop buddy.§§§§§
k150§0§-6§§Suggest§§§§§
k157§0§-1§§You should also have a good knowledge in programming Microsoft Agent 2.0.§§§§§
k92§0§-6§§Read§§§§§
k118§0§-15§§What have I got to say ????§§§§§
k93§0§-6§§ReadContinued§§§§§
k95§0§-6§§ReadReturn§§§§§
k119§0§-1§§Are you ready ??§§§§§
k340§0§-6§§Pleased§§§§§
k339§0§-1§§\PAU=600\The \EMP\show will now begin !!§§§§§
k249§0§-6§§Explain§§§§§
k248§0§-1§§This software is based on the style of a theater...§§§§§
k265§0§-16§§Frame1§4§§§§
k250§0§-1§§You have actors in this frame...§§§§§
k292§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k269§0§-16§§Frame1§3§§§§
k273§0§-1§§Actions any actor can perform...§§§§§
k271§0§-16§§Frame1§2§§§§
k274§0§-1§§...And finally the stage, where all that takes place in your scenario !§§§§§
k369§0§-6§§Suggest§§§§§
k341§0§-1§§You can right click each list of these frames to popup available commands.§§§§§
k276§0§-16§§cmdActorsMenu§4§§§§
k294§0§-1§§The first thing you should do is to click this green arrow to hire an actor.§§§§§
k295§0§-6§§Explain§§§§§
k296§0§-1§§Once an actor is hired, you can see all the stage plays he can do....§§§§§
k280§0§-16§§lbAnimations§4§§§§
k297§0§-1§§Here !§§§§§
k300§0§-6§§Suggest§§§§§
k299§0§-1§§You can hire as many actors as installed in your system, but only once per actor !§§§§§
k301§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k278§0§-16§§lbChars§4§§§§
k302§0§-1§§Once hired, an actor is given a role in the scenario, here ....§§§§§
k303§0§-6§§Confused§§§§§
k304§0§-1§§But... Suppose you'd like to change each actor role in a given scenario...§§§§§
k305§0§-6§§Pleased§§§§§
k306§0§-1§§It's quite simple !!§§§§§
k365§0§-6§§Pleased§§§§§
k366§0§-1§§Click the black arrows at the bottom left of the Actors list.§§§§§
k307§0§-6§§Announce§§§§§
k308§0§-1§§You can also change properties for an actor : Language, Voice and Input§§§§§
k279§0§-16§§cmdCharSRID§4§§§§
k309§0§-1§§here...§§§§§
k281§0§-16§§cClickPreview§4§§§§
k310§0§-1§§This check allows a preview of any stage play with a single click.§§§§§
k311§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k312§0§-1§§Now, a few words for the available commands of the Actions frame...§§§§§
k283§0§-16§§cmdFilter§3§§§§
k314§0§-1§§This arrow filters actions...§§§§§
k284§0§-16§§lbActions§3§§§§
k315§0§-1§§contained in this list.§§§§§
k316§0§-6§§Pleased§§§§§
k317§0§-1§§and now, when you know what you can do with Actors and Actions...§§§§§
k320§0§-6§§Announce§§§§§
k318§0§-1§§it's time to speak about the scenario you'll build !§§§§§
k321§0§-1§§Here it is !§§§§§
k290§0§-16§§Frame1§2§§§§
k351§0§-1§§in the \EMP\stage frame !§§§§§
k352§0§-6§§Pleased§§§§§
k324§0§-1§§It contains three main topics :§§§§§
k325§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k326§0§-1§§The Scenario book, which contains main script.§§§§§
k328§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k329§0§-1§§..The Voice commands book, which contains one mini scenario triggered from your voice input.§§§§§
k330§0§-6§§Explain§§§§§
k331§0§-1§§And the Bookmarks, which are special scenarios triggered from actor's speech.§§§§§
k332§0§-6§§Suggest§§§§§
k333§0§-1§§Those bookmarks are set from the speak Action.§§§§§
k287§0§-16§§cmdPlaybackMenu§2§§§§
k327§0§-1§§Here is a menu for all available commands on the stage.§§§§§
k334§0§-6§§Think§§§§§
k335§0§-1§§And when your scenario grows, you can easily search for a given text...§§§§§
k336§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k288§0§-16§§tbSearch§2§§§§
k337§0§-1§§Type your text here...§§§§§
k289§0§-16§§cmdSearch§2§§§§
k338§0§-1§§And click here !§§§§§
k251§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k343§0§-1§§Building a scenario is easy : Double click the Actions or the Stage plays list to add items to your Scenario.§§§§§
k350§0§-6§§Idle3_1§§§§§
k252§0§-1§§If you feel a bit tired, just click§§§§§
k282§0§-16§§cSingleClick§4§§§§
k345§0§-1§§here, and a single mouse click will add, edit or remove your commands.§§§§§
k346§0§-6§§Pleased§§§§§
k347§0§-1§§Now, I'll explain the purposes of the buttons between Stage, Actions and Actors.§§§§§
k100§0§-16§§cmdEdit§0§§§§
k33§0§-1§§The edit button allows you to modify those actions with additional parameters. Simply select the action you want to edit on the stage, and click.§§§§§
k7§0§-16§§cmdAdd§0§§§§
k23§0§-1§§The second is the Add button : It adds the selected Action to your scenario§§§§§
k253§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k97§0§-16§§cmdRemove§0§§§§
k29§0§-1§§This one removes selected item from the scenario§§§§§
k101§0§-16§§cmdShow§0§§§§
k123§0§-1§§This one turns the current actor visible.§§§§§
k102§0§-16§§cmdHide§0§§§§
k124§0§-1§§... and this one hides the actor !!§§§§§
k105§0§-16§§cmdAddAnimation§0§§§§
k356§0§-1§§This one adds a stage play from the selected actor to your scenario.§§§§§
k103§0§-16§§cmdStop§0§§§§
k127§0§-1§§This one stops stage plays and actions for the current actor.§§§§§
k104§0§-16§§cmdPlayBack§0§§§§
k139§0§-1§§When you click the play button, your scenario will be played.§§§§§
k44§0§-6§§Think§§§§§
k46§0§-15§§What else had I got to tell you ??§§§§§
k47§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k49§0§-6§§Suggest§§§§§
k154§0§-15§§MENUES, OF COURSE !!§§§§§
k51§0§-6§§Pleased§§§§§
k52§0§-1§§The File menu is quite common : It allows to open, create and save scenarios on your disk.§§§§§
k166§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k176§0§-6§§Suggest§§§§§
k81§0§-1§§Please note that scenarii are actor independant !§§§§§
k167§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k82§0§-1§§It's \EMP\your \RST\stuff to hire the right actors for a given scenario...§§§§§
k162§0§-6§§Pleased§§§§§
k136§0§-1§§That way, you can easily test different actors for a given role in your scenario !§§§§§
k377§0§-6§§Suggest§§§§§
k378§0§-1§§Now, you should test powerActor's slide show operating mode !§§§§§
k379§0§-6§§Pleased§§§§§
k380§0§-1§§From the file menu, open \CTX="Address"\'present.saf' and take a taste of what interactive slide shows are !§§§§§
k382§0§-6§§Suggest§§§§§
k383§0§-1§§From the file menu, you can also select 'New 'Presentation'  to test powerActor 2000's slide show wizard.§§§§§
k182§0§-4§§True§§§§§
k181§0§-16§§cmdEdit§0§§§§
k183§0§-3§§true§§§§§
k177§0§-6§§Pleased§§§§§
k84§0§-1§§Have \EMP\fun, and please report any bug at \CTX="E-mail"\poweractor@online.fr !!§§§§§
k138§0§-4§§False§§§§§
NODE_CMDS§0§2§§§§§§§
cmds0§0§-17§§Guided tour commands§tour [commands]§Guided tour commands§True§§
com0-0§0§-18§§First Command§[first] command§True§True§§
k201§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
k202§0§-1§§You've just triggered \EMP\command1 !§§§§§
com0-1§0§-18§§Go away§[go] away§True§True§§
k222§0§-1§§Do you really want me to go away ??? Ok .. \EMP\Bye !!§§§§§
k232§0§-4§§False§§§§§
NODE_BMKS§0§3§§§§§§§
#3§0§-19§§First bookmark§§§§§
k234§0§-6§§Blink§§§§§
#4§0§-19§§Yet another comment§§§§§
k235§0§-6§§Confused§§§§§