Apple IIe Card - Manual (Page 52)

this time choose IIe Startup.
4. Click Continue to resume your work.
Getting Help
If you need help while using the Option Panel, use the Help button. Clicking
the Help button displays a window that explains the purpose of the active
panel and tells you how to choose the settings in that panel.
To get help while using the Apple IIe Option Panel, follow these steps:
1. From the Option Panel, click the Help button.
The Help window for the active panel appears.
2. Click OK when you've finished reading the Help message.
You return to the active panel.
By the way: You can also get help while using the Option Panel by pressing
Command-?
If you still need help after using the Help button, see the "Troubleshooting"
appendix for more suggestions.
Saving, Printing, and Displaying Apple IIe Screens
Sometimes you may wish to have a "snapshot" of something that's on your Apple
IIe screen. You might want to save an image to use in a Macintosh program, to
illustrate an instructional manual you are writing, or to show someone a
problem you're having with an Apple II program.
The Option Panel has several commands in the File and Edit menus that allow
you take snapshots of your Apple II screens, as explained in the next three
sections.
Saving a picture of an Apple IIe screen
To save a snapshot of what's currently on your Apple IIe screen, follow these
steps:
1. Open the Option Panel by pressing Control-Command-Esc.
2. Choose the Save IIe Screen command from the File menu.
3. Type a name for the file.
You can also use the usual ways to specify which disk and folder the file
should be saved in.
4. Click Save.
The file is saved on your disk. The files can be opened by any program that
can understand PICT files. Most Macintosh drawing programs can understand
PICT files. (Most painting programs cannot.)
5. Click Continue to return to your Apple IIe work, or click Quit IIe to