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Daktronics Show Control System

About this Manual

About this Handbook

The purpose of this handbook is to help facilitate a new Show Control System operator’s orientation and
training on the system. It is laid out in a way that would follow a typical Show Control training session.
This document assumes that the user has basic working knowledge of Microsoft Windows, including using
menus and navigating a directory. If you are unfamiliar with using Microsoft Windows, there are many
resources commercially available which can assist you in becoming acquainted with it.

Terms that describe typical personal computer operations will be used frequently. These terms, and their
definitions, are as follows:

Point: Move the mouse pointer to a specified place.

Click: Press and release the left button of your mouse. A click will position a text cursor, activate a
window, or select a choice.

Double-click: Press and release the left mouse button twice in rapid succession.

Right-click: Press and release the right button of your mouse.

Choose: Activate an item by clicking on it in order to tell the program what to do.

Select: Click to specify which files, windows, or text the software should act on.

The > character is sometimes used in place of then choose in descriptions of user interface paths.
For example, Settings > Account Preferences means Click Settings, then choose Account
Preferences.

Press: Press key(s) on your keyboard.

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2012

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