Apple Macintosh PhotoFlash - Manual (Page 9)

PhotoFlash allows you to organize photographs and other digitized images,
enhance them, and place them in a document created with another
application program. To start using PhotoFlash, follow the instructions in
PhotoFlash Getting Started. That guide describes how to install the PhotoFlash
software and start using it within just a few minutes.
This guide is a reference to everything you need to know about using
PhotoFlash. After you’ve read PhotoFlash Getting Started, you should be able
to start using PhotoFlash with your own images right away. If you have
questions about any of PhotoFlash’s capabilities while you’re working, you
can look up the task you want to learn about in this guide.
What you need to know
This guide assumes that you have installed the PhotoFlash software according
to the directions in PhotoFlash Getting Started and that you understand how to
perform the other tasks described in that guide. It also assumes that you’re
familiar with the basics of using Macintosh System 7: how to work with disks,
programs, folders, and files and how to use menus and dialog boxes. For more
information on Macintosh basics, see the Macintosh User’s Guide provided
with your computer.
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