The following information is the same for all clip art CD-ROMs.
General Information
Installing and Using the Clip Art
License Agreement
Warranty

General Information

These CD-ROMs feature the artwork of Dan and Darcie Heater. Each design comes in black and white as well as color. Both PC and Mac file formats are included. Refer to the following chart for further details and system requirements.

PC (Windows)	Macintosh
File Formats • WMF (Windows Metafile) ~ Black and White, Color • TIFF ~ Black and White	File Formats • PICT ~ Black and White, Color • TIFF ~ Black and White
System Requirements • Windows 3.1 or later • CD-ROM drive • Word processing or graphics program which can use WMF or TIF files • No hard drive space needed	System Requirements • Mac OS • CD-ROM drive • Word processing or graphics program which can use PICT or TIF files • No hard drive space needed

Installing and Using the Clip Art

You do not need to install the clip art in order to use it. You can use the images directly from the CD-ROM when it is in your CD drive. On the clip art CD you will see the following three folders:

BlkWhite — Black and white vector files.
Color — Color vector files.
Raster — Black and white raster files.

In order to use the clip art on this CD you will still need to use a graphics or word processing program such as Print Shop, Publisher, Print House, Word, or WordPerfect. Each of these programs will allow you to insert the images found on the CD. However, the programs may work differently even when dealing with different versions of the same program. Use the following to give you ideas of how to use the artwork in your program. If your program doesn't behave exactly as we outlined then you will need to consult the manual or Help menu for the program you are using.

To insert a clip art design into your document:

1. Start up a graphics or word processing program.

2. Execute the "insert image" menu command.

(Microsoft Word) Click on the Insert menu. Then click on the Picture menu item followed by the From File menu item.
(Microsoft Works) Click on the Insert menu. Then click on the Clip Art menu item.
(Microsoft Publisher) Click on the Object menu. Then click on the Picture menu item followed by the From File menu item.
(Print Shop) Click on the Object menu. Then click on the Add menu item followed by the Import menu item.
(Word Perfect) Click on the Graphics menu. Then click on the Image menu item.
(Print House) Click on the Insert menu. Then click on the Picture menu item followed by the From File menu item.

3. Next you will select the file that you want to insert into your document from the dialog box that comes up. Each image in this manual has a corresponding file number beneath it. Note that any sample labeled with a file number is also provided as a ready-made image though these are not included in the raster files.

(Windows 3.1 programs) Click on your CD-R0M drive in the Drives drop-down list. Then select the "Color" folder in the Directories list and then select the file number from the list containing all of the files in the "Color" directory.
(Windows 95 programs) Click on the "Look in:" drop down list. Then click on your CD-ROM drive. Double-click on the folder named "Color." Next, double-click on the number you want to use.

4. Once you have inserted an image into your document, you may modify it as the program allows. Most programs will at least allow you to resize the image — typically by selecting the image and then clicking and dragging the corners of the image.