User manual ACER ASPIRE 5925G ǔ

[. . . ] The content of this guide is furnished for informational use only, is subject to change without notice, and should not be construed as a commitment by Adobe Systems Incorporated. Adobe Systems Incorporated assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in the informational content contained in this guide. Please remember that existing artwork or images that you may want to include in your project may be protected under copyright law. The unauthorized incorporation of such material into your new work could be a violation of the rights of the copyright owner. [. . . ] This information is visible to your friends when you share your RSS feed with them. The information is not publicly viewable. 4 Create an alias. Your alias lets you anonymously recommend episodes to other viewers. If you’re the first to recommend an episode, your alias appears in the Recently Recommended panel. Friends who know your alias can see which shows you recommend. Once created, your alias cannot be changed. 5 Enter a title and description for your RSS feed. 6 If you want, select an image to use as your RSS feed logo. Your logo appears with your RSS feed under My Favorite Shows. 7 After you click Submit, Adobe Media Player displays the URL that represents your RSS feed. Copy the URL and paste it into an e-mail message to share it with your friends. Tell your friends your alias so they know which shows you recommended. To view your personal RSS feed at any time, click My Favorites > My Recommended Episodes. Specify the number of episodes and which episode to start from. This option is useful for series that are best viewed in order. For example, if you’ve seen episodes 1–3, you can start queuing episodes from episode 4. • Don’t Display Any Episodes For This Show. Episodes from this show won’t appear in My New Episodes. (You can view a list of all episodes for this show by clicking the show icon. ) Note: These options take effect immediately. They control how episodes are presented in My New Episodes. Which episodes are available for viewing in the Catalog is controlled by the show feed, which is controlled by the publisher. To see all available episodes of a show, click the show icon. More Help topics “Set application-wide preferences for viewing episodes” on page 21 Viewing information about a show To get information about a show, click a show icon anywhere in Adobe Media Player. You see an Episode tab and an Information tab for the show. If the show is in My Favorites, you also see an Options tab. Episodes Displays a list of episodes along with summary information and the publish date and time for each episode. [. . . ] You can limit the number of simultaneous downloads and disable navigation transitions to increase Adobe Media Player performance on slower computers. You can select video bit rate options to maximize downloading performance. Adobe Media Player also supports hardware scaling for Windows computers. With hardware scaling, Adobe Media Player uses your computer video card to optimize playback in Full Screen mode. [. . . ]