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Shift+clicking a button brings up a small toolbox where button functions can be modified. New button compression types such as pop-up toolboxes help save screen space. Buttons can now be re-arranged manually by ctrl+ right clicking and dragging The page panels have been re-designed to be more ergonomic and to save space. Suite 1 show files (.ssh) can be imported. The first thing you will notice is that the menus have been replaced with a ribbon barДЄll information is now saved in a. What's New to Suite 2 This chapter is for Sunlite Suite 1 users and outlines the new features in Suite 2

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You should have a package with: -USB-DMX interface -PC or laptop computer running Microsoft Windows XP, Vista or Seven (if you are using a 64 bit operating system, check the hardware documentation to make sure the interface supports 64 bit) -USB cable -Software installation CD If you have an internet connection, it is advisable that you visit our website at and download the latest copy of the Sunlite Suite 2 software.Д¬opyright В© 2006 ~ Nicolaudie. There are a set of video tutorials which have been written alongside this manual, you can find these at Д¬hecklist Before starting, make sure you have all the required tools. If you are completely new to Sunlite Suite or lighting programming, the first two headings should be enough to get you started. The second heading explains the foundations of the software.

The aim of the first chapter is to prepare you for using the software. I Before We Start Welcome Welcome to Sunlite Suite 2! You are probably eager to get straight on with your programming and see what Suite 2 is capable of doing so we have made the first two chapters short and simple. In no event shall the publisher and the author be liable for any loss of profit or any other commercial damage caused or alleged to have been caused directly or indirectly by this document.

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