Flip-Q Mac Ver. 1.50

Note: For best results set your screen resolution to 800 x 600

Welcome to Flip-Q Mac, a powerful Teleprompter Application that offers must-have features including dual screen support. Dual screen support means that the operator's display is non-reversed while the secondary VGA output from your laptop or PC is reversed as a mirror image. Both the operator and talent see exactly the same image without the need for expensive hardware. Flip-Q offers a full built-in RTF text editor and users can select any font, color or style on an individual character basis. 

Flip-Q offers many powerful features including :

 - Built-in RTF Text Editor -
* Support Color, Bold, Italic, Underline and Strikethrough
* Change fonts for individual characters 
* Support Left, Centered, and Right Alignment
* Support Margins and Variable Vertical Line Spacing 
* Support for Unicode allowing foreign language fonts
* Full editing cut/copy/paste/select within application

- File management and Import -
* Support RTF and plain TXT
* Run lists for instantly selecting from a list of scripts (Pro Version)

- Custom Prompter Settings -
* Custom scrolling speed (Speed Option)
* Display Cue Marker (Pro Version)
* Scroll From Selected Cursor (Pro Version)
* Select any color background (Pro Version)
* Available with wireless or wired controllers or use mouse/keyboard

- Complete & Easy Navigation -
* Left Click / Spacebar to toggle scroll movement
* MouseWheel / KeyUp / KeyDown to control scrolling speed and direction
* Shortcut Markers for pre-defined Text Positions (Pro Version)
* Keypad Left / Right or Mouse clicks to Cycle Shortcuts
* Run List provided to open files with a double click (Pro Version)
* Support Normal / Mirrored Text on Both Monitors
* Support Quarter Size Window for primary monitor scrolling
* Support Resizable Small Window on the upper left corner on primary monitor

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: How do I load this Document automatically?
A: Press the Demo Button on the Toolbar, or press F7

Q: How do I create new document, Load an existing document or save a document?
A: You can use the Menu Bar, click File, and click New/Open/Save, Or you can use the New/Open/Save buttons on Toolbar

Q: How do I edit text (Fonts, Size, Color, etc) or change the back color?   
A: You can use the Font and Back Color buttons on Toolbar

Q: How do I create Shortcuts?
A: You can create shortcuts by placing the cursor at the desired position on the editor and click Add button on the Shortcut List, or right click on editor and select Create Shortcut

Q: How do I jump to specific part at the document during editing?
A: You can jump to a specific part by clicking a shortcut on the Shortcut list.

Q: How do I add files to Run List?
A: You can add files to Run List by clicking Add button on the Run list and select the desired file. You can open the file by double clicking the file on the list.

Q: How do I display the scrolling text on the secondary display? 
A: Make sure the Secondary Display checkbox is checked (Please note that it will be disabled if you don't have secondary monitor installed or the hardware settings not properly configured)

Q: How do I select Mirrored Display for scrolling?
A: Select the option Mirror Scroll for the Main Display or Secondary Display.

Q: How do I Run the text for scrolling?
A: Press the Go button on Toolba, or press F8

Q: How do I scroll from a selected cursor?
A: Make sure the Run From Selected Cursor checkbox is selected, and place the cursor at the desired location and click Run button

Q: How do I Navigate when Scrolling?
A: 	
Key Down - Increase speed downwards, or when scrolling upwards, it will decrease speed to a halt and scroll downwards.
Key Up - Increase speed upwards, or when scrolling downwards, it will decrease speed to a halt and scroll upwards.
MouseWheel - scroll up to achieve Key Up effects or scroll down to achieve Key Down effects.
Left Click - Toggle Start/Stop Scroll. 
Right Click - Cycle to next shortcut 
Key Left - Cycle to previous shortcut
Key Right - Cycle to next shortcut
Spacebar - Toggle Start/Stop Scroll
Esc Key - Back to Main Window
Key A-Z and 0-9 - Go to shortcuts (if defined)

For more convenient navigation when scrolling, new navigation keys are recently added, these are :
Command+Up - Jump to the beginning of the document
Command+Down - Jump to the end of the document
Command+Left - Jump to previous page
Command+Right - Jump to next page
Also, Multi-Touch Trackpad is supported for Two-Finger scrolling, place two finger on the trackpad and move upwards to scroll up, or move downwards for scrolling down.

For more information on Flip-Q go to:
www.flip-q.com