Available in the following formats:Apple 11+ , lie, lie, IIGSIBM PCCommodore 64/128KAtari 800XL, 65XE, 130XE

©1988, Springboard Software, Inc.

Springboard Software, Inc.7808 Creekridge CircleMinneapolis, MN 55435

This manual and the software it describes may not bereproduced in whole or in part, in any form whatsoeverwithout the written permission of Springboard Software Inc.

Springboard grants purchaser the right to modify andincorporate Clip Art Collection ™ images into printeddocuments. When using Clip Art Collection images inprinted books, newsletters or documents you must list thefollowing Springboard copyright notice:

Clip Art Collection ™ is a trademark of Springboard Software,Inc. ©1988, Springboard Software, Inc.

The Newsrooms is a registered trademark and Clip ArtCollection ™ Volumes 1, 2 and 3 are trademarks ofSpringboard Software, Inc. Atari® is a registered trademarkand 800XL™ s 130XE ™ , and 65XE ™ are trademarks of AtariCorporation. Apple, IBM, and Commodore 64 are registeredtrademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., International BusinessMachines Corporation, and Commodore Electronics, Ltd.respectively.

The ArtistsThe art in CLIP ART COLLECTION VOLUME 2 was createdby Springboard artists Robert Cavey, Karen Christiansenand Jerry Cratsenberg.

Table of Contents To the Editors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2

Backup Diskettes 2

General Instructions 2Apple 11+, lie, lie, Commodore 64/128,

Atari 800XL, 65XE, 130XE 2IBM PC 3

Categories of Clip Art 3

Using the Clip Art in The Newsroom . . . . . . . . . .. 4Loading clip art 4Changing clip art disks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5Cancelling clip art loading 5

Tips on using Clip Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6

Clip Art Overview 13

Springboard License Agreement 21

To the Editors

Backup Diskettes

General Instructions

CLIP ART COLLECTION VOLUME 2 contains over800 pieces of "business" clip art to use with THENEWSROOM. This collection of clip art is designedspecifically for communicating in the businessenvironment. You will have dozens of businesscategories to choose from and, as usual, there is anice balance between realistic art and cartoon-likecharacters.

The additional clip art provided in this volume can beused in conjunction with The Newsroom Clip Art diskand Clip Art Collection Volumes 1 and 3, giving youover 2600 pieces of clip art to choose from.

CLIP ART COLLECTION VOLUME 2 is copyprotected. PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TODUPLICATE THE DISKETTE, IT MAY BECOMEDAMAGED. You may order a backup copy of thisprogram from Springboard. A Backup Disk Certificatewith complete procedures is attached to the enclosedproduct warranty card.

Apple 11+, lie, lie, IIGS, Commodore 64/128,Atari 800XL, 130XE, 65XE

The CLIP ART COLLECTION VOLUME 2 disk is atwo-sided disk which contains all 800 pieces of your"business" clip art. There are approximately 400pieces of clip art on each side of the disk.

Clip Art A (side 1)Clip Art B (side 2)

Each piece of clip art is pictured with reference to itspage title and to which side of the disk it resides, inthe Clip Art Overview at the back of this book.

Refer to THE NEWSROOM instruction booklet forcomplete instructions on how to operate THENEWSROOM.

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Categories ofClip Art

IBM PC

The CLIP ART COLLECTION VOLUME 2 disk is atwo-sided disk which contains all 800 pieces of your"business" clip art. There are approximately 400pieces of clip art on each side of the disk.

Clip Art AClip Art B

Your IBM PC must have dual-headed drives to readboth sides of the disk. You will access both Clip ArtA and Clip Art B when the disk is inserted into thedrive, label side up. You will not need to flip the disk.

Each piece of clip art is pictured with reference to itspage title in the Clip Art Overview at the back of thisbook.

Refer to THE NEWSROOM instruction booklet forcomplete instructions on how to operate THENEWSROOM.

CLIP ART COLLECTION VOLUME 2 contains over800 pieces of "business" clip art in various catego­ries. You can view each piece of clip art in the ClipArt Overview at the back of this book.

Account1Ads1Applnc1Arts 1Audio1Auto1BalloonsBeauty 1Borders1Borders2Borders3'Build1Build2Chart1Chart2Chart3ClichestClicheszClichessCliches4cncnessCompute1

Compute2Daycare1Daycare2Dentist1Dining1Dining2Drawing1Farming1Film1Fiorist1Florist2Furnish1Furnish2Hands1Hands2Health1Health2Holiday1Holiday2IndustryJeweler1Legal 1

Measure1Medical1Medical2Medical3Misc1Misc2Misc3Misc4Money1Money2Money3Office1Office2Office3Office4Optics1People1People2People3People4Petshop1Phones1

Photo1PoliticsRealty1Seals1ShoppingSkylinesSpirits1Stocks 1Symbols1Symbols2Tailor1Time1Travel 1Vehicles1Words 1Words2Words3Words4Yardwork

3*Borders3 not available for Atari.

Using the Clip ArtIn THE NEWSROOM

Clip art from the CLIP ART COLLECTION VOLUME2 disk can be used in the BANNER and PHOTO LABwork areas of THE NEWSROOM in the samemanner as you use clip art from THE NEWSROOM'soriginal Clip Art disk.

All cursor control keys and selector buttons remainthe same as described in THE NEWSROOM instruc­tion booklet.

Loading clip art

To load a piece of clip art into the BANNER orPHOTO LAB work area:1. Select the desired work area from THENEWSROOM menu. You will be brought to the workarea.2. Once you are in the work area, insert the clip artdisk into the disk drive.3. Select the clip art icon [!] at the top of theleft side of the work area. A list of clip art page titleswill appear which corresponds to the clip art pages inthe Clip Art Overview at the back of this book.4. Move the selector bar up and down the list of titlesuntil it is on the title of the clip art page you wish toload.5. Select that title by pressing the selector button orkey. That page of clip art will be displayed.

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Changing clip art disks

If you wish to load a clip art page from a different clipart disk, or a different side of the clip art disk, (Appleand Commodore users) follow steps one throughthree in the Loading clip art section, then:1. Remove the present clip art disk from the drive.2. Insert the different clip art disk or side that youwant.3. Move the selector bar to the NEW DISK optionand press the selector button or key. The clip artpage titles from the new disk will be displayed on thescreen.4. Move the selector bar up and down the list ofpage titles until it is on the title of the clip art pageyou wish to load.5. Select that page title by pressing the selectorbutton or key. That page of clip art will be displayed.

Cancelling clip art loading

To return to the work area without any clip art, movethe selector bar to the CANCEL option and press theselector button or key. You will be returned to thework area without any clip art.

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TIP 1:

Tips on using Clip Art There are endless creative possibilities for using clipart in The Newsroom. Here are some helpful tips toget you going.

You can flip clip art. Select the clip art icon I!l toload your clip art piece(s) into the PHOTO LAB orBANNER work area. When your clip art is loaded,select the flip icon [Bffi , move the cursor onto theclip art piece to be flipped and press the selectorbutton or key. Always flip the art before modifying itwith the graphics tools. Modifications cannot beflipped.

TIP 2: Reverse a piece of clip art into a silhouette. Select apiece of clip art that has a distinct or recognizableshape. Load it into the PHOTO LAB or BANNERwork area. Select the crayon icon I=~ and go to theGraphics Tools Window. Select the black fill patternand return to the work area. Use this to fill the inter­ior of the clip art. If any unblackened areas stillappear, go to the magnifying glass icon ~ anduse it for detail editing.

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TIP 3:

TIP 4:

Try loading multiple pieces of clip art into the PHOTOLAB or BANNER work area and combine them in avariety of ways.

Overlap art and use the magnifying glassicon ~ for detail editing.

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IBefore editing

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IAfter editing

TIP 5: You can select the crayon icon 1=.. to use any ofThe Newsroom's graphics tools and add creativestyle to your clip art combinations.

Contemporary Designs

• add a caption to your art• draw automatic lines, boxes and circles• experiment with different fill patterns

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TIP 6: Reverse a piece of clip art out of a blackbackground.

Here are two different ways to do it.

Load a piece of clip art into the PHOTO LAB orBANNER work area.

1. FramedDraw a box around it.

Go to the Graphics ToolsWindow and select theblack fill pattern and thelargest pen •. Return tothe work area and com­pletely blacken out theimage.

•Next, go the the GraphicsTools Window and selectthe hand. Return to thework area and move thehand onto the black area.Pick up the hidden pieceof art and move it off thescreen, leaving an in­versed image.

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2. Free Form BackgroundLeave it alone.

Go to the Graphics ToolsWindow and select thelargest pen •. Return tothe work area and com­pletely blacken over thepiece of art. Whateverblack pattern you drawwill remain there later.

Next, go to the GraphicsTools Window and selectthe hand. Return to thework area and move thehand onto the black area.Pick up the hidden pieceof art and move it off thescreen, leaving an in­versed image.

TIP 7: On the page of clip art labeled TIME1, you will find avariety of clocks without hands or digital numbers onthem. We did this intentionally so that you couldpersonalize them to the exact time you want.

To put hands on your clock, select the crayonicon I=~ and go to the Graphics Tools Window.Select the lines option and return to the work area.Start the line at the center of the clock and draw thehour hand. Then, start at the center again and drawthe minute hand. You can easily use the magnifyingglass to draw an arrow at the end of the hands.

To put digital numbers on your digital clock, go to theTIME1 page of clip art and load the clock and theprovided numbers into the work area. Pick up thenumbers and position them in the correct minute orsecond slot.

I 2 3 Y 56 1 B 9 a

Go to ACCOUNT1 and load the calculator into thework area. To add numbers to the display area of thecalculator, select the crayon icon I=~ to go to theGraphics Tools Window. Select a small font. Returnto the work area and type the number into the dis­play area of the calculator.

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TIP 8:

TIP 9:

Use the various pens in the Graphics Tools Windowto create realistic or abstract original art. Select thecrayon icon I=~ to go to the Graphics ToolsWindow. Select a pen in the PENS area and selectone of the drawing tools (lines, boxes, circles or freedraw) and return to the work area.

Graphic ToolsLine Lines eirel. Box Draw Erase

I~ II N 1l30Il'EfDI~II'Qr1Pens

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Drop the pen at a starting point and draw with thejoystick, mouse or cursor keys. Repeat the selectionand drawing process as much as you like.

A variety of borders are offered. You will find cornerpieces, vertical pieces and horizontal pieces toassemble into your border.

When creating a border, start with the corners andwork towards the center. Select the clip articon [!] and load the border pieces into thePHOTO LAB or BANNER work area. Drop multiplecorner pieces and vertical and horizontal pieces, thenflip and position the pieces into a rectangular shape.Be creative and add text or clip art to your borders.

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TIP 10:Build accurate charts and graphs with the graph­making pieces.

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TIP 11: The Newsroom allows you to print a photo, panel orbanner, as well as an entire newspaper page. Thisallows you to use The Newsroom to create items thesize and shape of a photo, panel or banner.

Photo

Panel

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London E',,,,, Seecrahst.s24~4S~~~)3Road

Banner

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TIP 12: Use The Newsroom to create newspapers and manyother types of business communication pieces. Hereare examples of how you can design your news­paper to look like an advertising flyer or anannouncement.

The Rea1tYReport

Announcement

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Advertising Flyer

connors RealtY

~ match homes >lithpersonalities.

Clip Art A (Side 1)

Account1 Ads1

*Borders3 not available for Atari version.

Applnc1

Arts1

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~§~Balloons

Borders2

Audio1

Beauty1

Borders3*

Auto1

Borders1

Build1

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Cliches3 ClicMs4 ClicMs5

Compute1

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Daycare2 Dentist1 Dining1

Dining2 Drawing1

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Farming1

Film1 Florist1 Florist2

Furnish1 Hands1

Clip Art A (Side 1) Atari: Clip Art B (Side 2) begins with Medical1

Hands2

Holiday1

Health1

Holiday2

Health2

Industry

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Jeweler1

Medical1

Legal1

Medical2

Measure1

IF++UMedical3

Clip Art B (Side 2)

Misc1

Misc4

Money3

Misc2

Money1

Office1

Misc3

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Office2

Clip Art B (Side 2)

People1 People2 People3

People4 Petshop1 Phones1

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Photo1

Seals1

Politics

Shopping

Realty1

UPEN HUUSE

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Spirits1 Stocks1

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Symbols1

Time1

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Travel1 Vehicles1 Words1

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TODRY OnlYI

Words2

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NEW LIMITED OffER ..~uper~ole!~

Words3

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1r:[Q]1iiJ~~IF§IiiJ~~ MENUTRXE5 [MJ(®~~~BUDGET m§~

Words4

Clip Art B (Side 2)

Yardwork

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