

Copying and printingĪll the usual Mac commands will work for selecting and copying text.
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Full instructions and explanations are here. The “Daily Books” feature allows you to read spiritual and devotional books, divided into daily or weekly instalments, as part of most of the Hours and other pages. The Help menu gives you help and instructions for using Universalis, and also lets you contact us directly in case you have any questions. The Window menu lets you open the Calendar window, as an alternative to pressing the numbered button in the control at the top left of the main Universalis window. The View menu lets you choose a larger or smaller text size, or to change the font you are using. It is an alternative to the control at the top right of the main Universalis window. The Hour menu lets you choose which Hour or page to view. It is an alternative to the control at the top left of the main Universalis window. The Date menu lets you go to yesterday or today or tomorrow, or to any date of your choice. It also lets you select Daily Books to add to your Univesalis pages: you can read more about them here. The File menu (in the non-App Store version of Universalis only) lets you create e-books for your own use, in ePub or Kindle format. The Universalis menu contains the Preferences command, which lets you control various aspects of how Universalis works. In the Order of Mass (and also in Mass Today), you can choose between different penitential rites, Creeds, Eucharistic Prayers, and so on.In the daytime Hours, you can choose whether to see the psalms of the day, the complementary psalms, or both.In the Liturgy of the Hours, you can choose whether to see the Invitatory Psalm or not, and which Invitatory Psalm to use.On memorials, you can choose whether to use the Mass readings of the memorial or those of the ferial day.On optional memorials, you can choose whether to celebrate the memorial or stick with the ferial day.Depending on which program or app you are using, the menu button will either be a stack of red lines or a blue arrow. The menu button lets you choose among various options within the page. In the middle of a text page, you will often see a menu button on the right-hand side of the screen. To change the size at which the text is displayed, use the View menu.

The Hour menu lets you do the same thing. The numberedīutton between the arrows will take you to the calendarĬontrol at the top right lets you move from one page to another. The Date menu has commands that do the same thing.

The left and right buttons move you back and forward by one day. You will also want to read about preferences and special commands. It lists days, dates and feasts, and lets you go to any date you like. Supports video thumbnails, CD covers, DVD posters, etc.Here is the main window of Universalis. embedded metadata tags, local metadata files, online metadata sources (in preferred language), XBMC, Swisscenter, MyMovies Supports automatic renderer detection and per-IP profile assignmentĮxtracts metadata of your media files the way you want it, incl. Supports different editable renderer profiles Wide array of localized library browsing options Includes a plugin system to support streaming from non-trivial online sourcesĪutomatically updates the media library when you add/update/remove a media file or a metadata file Streams content from online sources, like RSS feeds, live audio/video streams, web page content Streams audio, video (SD & HD) and image files in their native format or transcoded in real-time
