1. Viewing the Clip Detail

The initial screen of HandStory Clip Editor displays a list of all Clips registered in HandStory Converter, regardless of the HotSync user name (for Palm) or the ActiveSync device name (for Pocket PC). This is different than HandStory Converter, which displays a unique list for each user.

In the Clip Editor, brief information about the selected Clip is displayed in the Detail text box below the list of Clips. The type of information shown in the Detail box changes depending on whether the selected Clip is a Script Clip or a Direct Clip.

Note: Information on the last selected Clip is displayed in the Detail text box.

1. Open HandStory Clip Editor. To run it, select Start -> Programs -> Namo HandStory (or Namo HandStory for Pocket PC) -> HandStory Clip Editor. Or, right-click the HandStory icon in the Windows system tray and select HandStory Clip Editor from the menu.
2. The titles of all the Clips are displayed in the Clips list box.
3. When a Clip is selected by clicking on the title of the clip, brief information on the selected Clip is displayed in the Detail text box under the Clips list box.

• Viewing the Script Clip Detail

  

(1) Name of the clip (2) Clip type (Normal Script Clip, User Script Clip, or Normal/User Script Clip (login)) Normal Script Clip: A Script Clip downloaded from the HandStory Clip Service.   User Script Clip: A Script Clip that is created or edited by the user. If a Normal Script Clip is modied by the user, then its type is changed to User Script Clip.   Normal/User Script Clip (login): A Script Clip which requires the user's login information to the clipping target Web site. (3) Update options Manually: Clips are updated only when the user manually updates the Clip.   Automatically Once Per Day: Clips are automatically updated once a day. The update time is 0:00 or when HandStory Converter is first run every day. HandStory Converter records the date of the most recent update, and the next automatic update is performed when HandStory Converter detects a change in the date of the computer. If the computer is not connected to the Internet at the time of the update, automatic update is not performed until the next date change. In this case, the user has to manually update the Clips in order to get the latest information from the Web. (4) Image conversion options Do Not Convert Image: Images in the target Web pages are not converted (excluded) when the Clip is updated.   Convert Images to 16 Grays: Images are converted into black and white format with 16 gray scale.   Convert Images to 256 Colors: Images are converted into the 256 color format.   Convert Images to High Color: Images are converted into high color format with 16 bit color depth. (5) The size of the script shown in bytes (6) Notes about the Clip, usually written by the author of the Clip. If no note comes with the Clip, blanks are displayed. Only Script Clips can have user notes.

 

• Viewing the Direct Clip Detail

  

(1) Name of the clip (2) Clip type (Normal Direct Clip or User Direct Clip)  Normal Direct Clip: A Direct Clip downloaded from the HandStory Clip Service.    User Direct Clip: A Direct Clip that is created or edited by the user. If a Normal Direct Clip is modified by the user, then the type is changed to User Direct Clip. (3) Update options Manually: Clips are updated only when the user manually updates the Clip.   Automatically Once Per Day: Clips are automatically updated once a day. The update time is 0:00 or when HandStory Converter is first run every day. HandStory Converter records the date of the most recent update, and the next automatic update is performed when HandStory Converter detects a change in the date of the computer. If the computer is not connected to the Internet at the time of the update, automatic update is not performed until the next date change. In this case, the user has to manually update the Clips in order to get the latest information from the Web. (4) Image conversion options  Do Not Convert Image: Images in the target Web pages are not converted (excluded) when the Clip is updated.   Convert Images to 16 Grays: Images are converted into black and white format with 16 gray scale.   Convert Images to 256 Colors: Images are converted into the 256 color format.   Convert Images to High Color: Images are converted into high color format with 16 bit color depth. (5) URL of the target Web document (6) The depth of links to follow when clipping