How to Read Your On-line Manual Diamond Multimedia is committed to helping you use our products in ways that work best for you. To that end, Diamond is introducing on-line help to give you the product and troubleshooting information you need faster and easier. Why bother shuffling through the pages of a cumbersome paper manual when the help you need is only a few clicks away? In order to make your on-line help experience more enjoyable, we would like to provide some pointers for using on-line help. Diamond's on-line User's Guide is written using HTML (Hypertext Markup Language). This is the same language used to create pages for the World Wide Web. As a result, Diamond's on-line User's Guides behave just like web pages. In fact, they are web pages. You can even view them on our Web Site! Feel free to explore. You can't break on-line help, so please click any and every hyperlink that interests you. This includes hyperlinks to subject pages and hyperlinks to definitions of individual words. Use the Table of Contents to help you find the subject you are looking for. The Table of Contents will always be the first page of your on-line help file. Use the Back button of your web browser - as often as required - to switch back to the Table of Contents of your on-line help file. You may want to note the exact address of the Table of Contents that is given in the address line of your web browser. Enter this address to return to your on-line user's guide from wherever you are surfing in the Internet. Going forward, we would like to make our help files as interactive and entertaining as possible. To accomplish that, we sometimes need to incorporate web page elements not supported by all web browsers. Microsoft Internet Explorer is the best choice for viewing your on-line User's Guide and is included with your Diamond board.