Digital Tigers SideCar MMS Series manual Uninstalling the SideCar, To uninstall the SideCar

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Chapter 12 - Uninstalling the SideCar

To uninstall the SideCar:

1.Open the Windows Control Panel:

•Windows 2000/XP: From the desktop, double-click “My Computer”, then double- click “Control Panel”, or

ƒWindows 2000: Click “Start” / “Settings” / “Control Panel”

ƒWindows XP: Click “Start” / “Control Panel”

2.Windows XP: Double-click “Add/Remove Programs”

Windows 2000: Double-click “Add or Remove Programs”

3.Select each “SideCar” and “Digital Tigers” item from the list

4.Click the “Change/Remove” button for that entry

5.Click “Yes” in response to the confirmation dialog box

6.Repeat process and select “SideCar” from the list.

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Contents Page This page intentionally blank Inside front cover Digital Tigers Thank you for your purchase of this Digital Tigers SideCarDigital Tigers, Inc Table of Contents Introduction SideCar conceptSideCar PlusTwo MMS SideCar PlusFour MMS Power of multi-monitor workstations Multi-monitor primary workstation, with detachable notebook Best of both worlds multi-monitor power, notebook mobilityHome and office multi-monitor workstations Mobile multi-monitor workstations Digital Tigers product family Supported display configurations Three External Displays Four External Displays Display types and connections DVI vs. VGA connectionsDisplay Connector Types Analog VGA all computer displaysSupported Display Configurations Supported display combinations Supported display combinations per Y-cable splitter includeHardware setup Unpack all SideCar components. You should haveUsing the Notebook External Monitor Port Hardware Setup Power on monitors, SideCar and notebook Windows XP/2000 driver installationOverview Stage 1. Install PCI to PCI bridge Windows XP / Stage 1 Install PCI to PCI BridgeWindows 2000 / Stage 1 Install PCI to PCI Bridge Windows XP/2000 Driver Installation Stage 2. Install SideCar chassis driver PC Card version only Windows XP/2000 Driver Installation Windows XP/2000 Driver Installation Windows XP / Stage 3 Install display drivers Click Continue Anyway Windows XP / Stage Install monitors Click FinishWindows 2000 / Stage 3 Install SideCar MMS display drivers Windows XP/2000 Driver Installation All users The dialog box reports Do not restart your computer, even if promptedWindows 2000 / Stage 4 Install monitors Using Display Properties Monitor activation and configurationSelect the Settings tab on the far right Monitor Activation and Configuration Monitor Activation and Configuration Click the Apply button on the lower right of the dialog box Now activate the remaining SideCar monitors Monitor Activation and Configuration Using the notebook external monitor port Power-down sequence Power-up sequencePutting the SideCar to work key tips Use care when attaching the dual-monitor Y-cables Avoid Suspend and Hibernate methods of shutdown Take advantage of the usability options in the next chapterWhat is a primary monitor? User options for multi-display ease of useUser options Primary monitor typically has the following attributesDesignate a new primary monitor User Options for MULTI-DISPLAY Ease of USE User Options for MULTI-DISPLAY Ease of USE Move or auto-hide the Windows Taskbar Moving the TaskbarAuto-hide the Taskbar Windows 2000 auto-hide the TaskbarWindows XP auto-hide the Taskbar User Options for MULTI-DISPLAY Ease of USE Open program windows in display… Use CenterPOPUPSelect the checkbox Open program windows in display Combining the Save/Restore and Open program windows options Recommended Multi Display Controls settingsMaximize windows across all displays Use MaxVIEW DualHead onlyTo activate the Snap to display… feature Snap to display…Change language for QuickDesk / PowerDesk menus Getting help for QuickDesk / PowerDesk featuresSelect Language Choose your preferred languageExtensive help is also available via the QuickDesk menu Support from Matrox How to change the mouse pointerEnlarge and speed up the mouse pointer User Options for MULTI-DISPLAY Ease of USE User Options for MULTI-DISPLAY Ease of USE Windows 2000 Motion tab Windows XP Pointer Options tab We recommend selecting this optionDisable the notebook display To disable the notebook displayDisable the Notebook Display Reactivate the notebook LCD display Adjust display color and contrast Select the SideCar monitor you wish to adjustMake adjustments as you prefer Advanced optionsICC/ ICM color profiles View and change the ICC / ICM profiles for your displayClick Add to load the new color profile you will supply Monitor options Recommended flat-panel monitors ƒ Bright, high-contrast screen wide viewing angleMonitor arms and mounting options Carry-on luggage and shipping casesFrequently asked questions FAQs Frequently Asked Questions Faqs Uninstalling the SideCar To uninstall the SideCarOpen the Windows Control Panel Repeat process and select SideCar from the listTroubleshooting Troubleshooting a dead display caused by bent cable pins Technical Support Specifications Operating systems supportedDisplay types supported Display modes supported* per monitorCombined Windows desktop resolution SideCar chassis specificationsWarranty Part NumberIndex Resolution See Display Properties screen

SideCar MMS Series specifications

Digital Tigers SideCar MMS Series is a cutting-edge solution tailored for businesses seeking to enhance their media management capabilities. Designed with versatility and efficiency in mind, this series leverages advanced technologies to streamline workflows and improve collaboration across teams.

One of the standout features of the SideCar MMS Series is its robust metadata management. The platform allows users to assign and manipulate extensive metadata sets, enabling easier searchability and categorization of media assets. This feature is essential for organizations with large media libraries, as it substantially accelerates the retrieval process, saving valuable time and resources.

Another key highlight of the SideCar MMS Series is its seamless integration with various third-party applications and cloud services. By supporting APIs and numerous file formats, the series ensures that users can easily connect their existing tools and software. This interoperability enhances operational efficiency and facilitates smooth transitions from legacy systems to modern solutions.

In addition, Digital Tigers focuses on providing a user-friendly interface within the SideCar MMS Series. The intuitive design simplifies navigation, making it accessible for users of all technical backgrounds. This emphasis on user experience not only reduces the learning curve but also promotes higher adoption rates across organizations.

Security is paramount in today's digital landscape, and the SideCar MMS Series addresses this with state-of-the-art encryption and access control measures. Users can securely store sensitive media files while maintaining full control over permissions. This feature is particularly beneficial for organizations that handle confidential information or operate in regulated industries.

The system is also built for scalability, making it suitable for businesses of all sizes, from small enterprises to large corporations. With customizable features and flexible deployment options, organizations can adapt the solution to match their evolving needs.

Additionally, the SideCar MMS Series incorporates advanced analytics tools, enabling users to track media usage and performance metrics. These insights help optimize content strategies by highlighting which assets are most effective, empowering teams to make informed decisions.

In summary, Digital Tigers SideCar MMS Series combines powerful metadata management, seamless integration, user-friendly design, robust security features, scalability, and insightful analytics in one comprehensive solution. Its innovative approach to media management sets a new standard for organizations aiming to optimize their digital asset processes.
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