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Macintosh version

[This section was written by Martin Osieka, programmer of the Macintosh version of UDO.]

The macintosh version looks more simply than the GEM version. All available options are combined in one dialog.

If you don't start it with passing a UDO source file you can choose one by clicking the [Choose] or [Auswählen] button. You can set the destination format by using one of the available formats that are listed inside the popup. If the destination files shouldn't be saved in the source folder you can choose a destination folder by clicking the second [Choose] or [Auswählen] button.

Which files UDO will save you can define by using the group of buttons. I hope you can guess the function of each button by reading the labels. The setting of the display popup ("Ausgabeanzeige") sets the speed of UDO. If you set it to "cooperative" ("kooperativ") you can work with other applications while UDO is converting the source file.

The conversion can be started by clicking the [Output] or [Ausgeben] button. If your source file doesn't contain any error UDO quits without any comment. If there were errors the Macintosh version presents an error message with link to the log file.

After having paid the shareware fee you will get a personalized keycode that you can enter into the dialog. If you enter the keycode correctly all limitations of the shareware version will be disabled.

The documentation of UDO can be displayed anytime by pressing the help key or clicking the help menu if you have installed the hypertext viewer Hyperion (written by Martin Osieka) and if the hypertext UDO.HYP is installed in the guides folder of Hyperion.


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