SinclairLewis slide projector Instruction Manual
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Instruction Manual
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Thank you...
...for purchasing the SinclairLewis slide projector—the coolest slide
projector in all of Second Life—and it contains only 9 prims!
Every SinclairLewis product is made with only the nest electrons—
hand-picked by Juan Valdez—to ensure years of trouble-free operation, so you can enjoy sharing your cherished photos with all your
Second Life friends.
While operation of the projector is
simple and explained in detail by
this manual, if you need help actually taking snapsnots to use in the
projector, please visit: http://wiki.
secondlife.com/wiki/User:Torley_
Linden/Snapshot_tips for an excel-
lent series of tutorials on taking
snapshots in Second Life
Note: When used in many PDF
viewers, this manual has functioning hyperlinks (such as the
link above in yellow) that, when
clicked, will take you to the referenced URL out on the web (using
your favorite web browser) or to
another page within this book.
—SinclairLewis Horczys
Your new SinclairLewis slide
projector is a great way to share real
life photos with Second Life friends
without actually giving them a copy
(which, as we all know, might later be
used for blackmail)
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Show slides manually
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Set up an automatic show
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Eject slide trays to change the
contents of the trays.
•
Swap two trays directly, mak-
ing it easy to quickly show two or
more pre-prepared slide shows.
•
Align the screen with the operat-
ing Avatar.
With the
SinclairLewis
slide projector you can:
In addition to explaining these ve
functions, this manual also gives
instructions for changing the con-
tent of a slide tray, for attaching a
slide tray, and for achieving world
peace through the increased use of
beauty pageants.*
The rst step to any function is
to click the blank screen.
Shut down the projector, if necessary,
by clicking on the slide tray.
*Use of this product does NOT guarantee world peace
TIP: If you click on any words
in yellow italics or blue type in
this booklet, you will be taken
to the web site or booklet
page to which the words refer.
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T
he rst thing you’ll probably want to do after rezzing your projector is to
align the screen so your audience gets a good view. Fortunately, the
SinclairLewis slide projector makes this easy.
The rst step to almost any function is to click the screen while the projector
is shut down. If the projector was left running, click the slide tray to shut it
down (see p. 9). When you click the blank screen, this main menu will appear:
If you click “Align screen”, the screen will automatically sense the direction
your avatar is pointing, and align itself, slightly offset to the right, with that
position.
TIP: You may want
to ask your audience
to “Force Midnight” to
enjoy an even better
viewing experience.
Aligning the Screen
Presenting a slide show
Aligning the screen
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Presenting
a manual
slide show
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If you choose “Show Slides”
from the main menu, you
will be given the option to
include captions with your
slide show. The captions
are taken directly from the
names of the texture or
photo les in the tray, so
if you haven’t edited these
names, it’s best to answer
“no” to this question.
Presenting a manual slide show
Captions
If you have edited the le
names, you have the option
to display these captions in
either yellow or black text.
Choose the color based
on the background behind
the screen. Yellow almost
always works best in dark
settings.
A
s always, the rst step to almost any function is to click the screen while
the projector is shut down. If the projector was left running, click the
slide tray to shut it down.
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Below is an illustration of what the captions look like. The text for the captions
is taken from the name of the texture or photo le, so to change the caption
you need to edit the le name. See page 19 for instructions.
Presenting a manual slide show
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Presenting a manual slide show
After you choose your caption preference, simply click on the screen to
advance the slides (after clicking “OK” to the instructions).
Shutting down
If you want to end the show before reaching the end of your slides
(a common occurrence if you cram too many slides into a single tray and the
resulting snoring from audience members disturbs your neighbors), click on
the slide tray, instead of the screen. You will then be presented with the menu
on the following page.
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