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Q.
What is the cost for templates, activities and pre-configured
pages for Overboard?
A. They are free. Q.
How do I update my copy of "Overboard" to the latest version?
A. Just click on the
"Download Overboard" button on this website. Overboard will
automatically recognize whether or not you have a registered
copy and update the files accordingly. Q.
Can I paste any picture into Overboard and, if so, where can
I download free pictures, images and symbols from?
A. Yes. You can paste
any image, symbol, digital photograph or clipart directly into
Overboard. Just right click on any picture you want to use,
select "Copy" then go into Overboard and select "Paste". That's
all there is to it. Q.
Is there a Mac OS X version of Overboard and, if so, is it
written for Mac Classic or Mac OSX (Tiger)?
A. Yes, we offer Overboard for MacOSX. It is designed for the MacOSX 10.3/10.4 (Panther/Tiger) operating systems and is NOT a Mac Classic application. Q.
What is the main difference between "Overboard" and "BM"?
A. Both programs
enable you to create communication boards and overlays. The most
significant differences between the two are that Overboard
offers more features, costs about half of BM, and can be
downloaded for a FREE trial. See a comparison of features at the
bottom of this page. Q.
Can I use "Overboard" with Boardmaker?
A. Yes. Both programs
offer the ability to copy/paste their respective symbols into
the other program. You can copy symbols from Overboard and paste
them into BM...and visa versa. Q.
Why don't Gus symbols show "jaggies" when they are enlarged in
Overboard?
A. First, Gus symbols are created using fine lines. Wide lines are much more likely to become "jagged" as they are enlarged. Second, our symbols were drawn at a larger original size so that they do not experience as much stretching during enlarging...which causes "jaggies". Lastly, they were created as "bitmap" graphics, so they can be edited, modified, enlarged and manipulated without having to be converted from metafiles to bitmaps during use. |
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