Download Vox Studio 3 User Guide

Vox Studio 3 User Guide
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Contents
This Vox Studio user guide comprises the following chapters:
Introduction to Vox Studio 3
Functionality
Installation
Menus and commands
File Formats
Tips and techniques
Support section
Glossary
explains what Vox Studio is
details the available features
shows how to set up the program
is a complete program reference
details supported file types
useful tricks and advice
your license and tech support
terminology
We strongly suggest you read the complete user guide before attempting to use the program. This will
spare you and us unnecessary correspondence about information readily available in this
documentation. If you find this documentation to be incomplete or inaccurate, by all means let us
know, and we will improve it.
For additional information and the latest news on Vox Studio point your web browser to the Xentec
website at http://www.xentec.be and visit the Vox Studio pages.
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Available documentation formats
The Vox Studio user guide is available both as an on-disk help file "Vox Studio 3.chm" in compiled
HTML format and as an on-disk manual "VS3Manual.pdf" in PDF portable document format. Both
contain exactly the same information.
The ".chm" help file is best suited for on-line consultation while the ".pdf" file is intended to be printed
to your printer for off-line reading as a printed manual. The printable version is directly derived from
the help file and may therefore be rather repetitious.
To view and print the ".pdf" file you will need to have the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed. The PDF file
format has become a widely accepted standard format for information distribution. It works on most
computer platforms. Most systems therefore already have this installed nowadays. If you do not yet
have Acrobat Reader, you can obtained a free reader from the following website:
http://www.adobe.com or select a special version for your country or language directly from here:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/alternate.html
You probably already have all you need to view the ".chm" help file in compiled HTML format. You
need to have Internet Explorer version 4.01 or later installed on your computer (this is needed anyway
to run Vox Studio 3). You do not have to be using IE though. If you have Windows 98, Me or 2000 you
already have all the required files installed. If you only have Windows 95 or NT4 but have Microsoft
Office 2000 installed, you also already have all you need to view ".chm" files (the latest Microsoft help
files also come in this format). As a result, ".chm" files can be viewed on most newer Windows
installations. Please note that the ".chm" format has been announced as the future format for all
Microsoft help files and your time invested in updating your system is not likely to be wasted (unless
you plan to move away from Windows). There is an interesting article on the Microsoft web site What
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