mac osx juice使用说明

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User Guide

For Juice on Windows systems

Part of the Juice Documentation

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Table Of Contents

1. Introduction (p3)

2. Getting Started (p4)

1. Requirements (p4)

2. More controls for Podcasts listed in Subscriptions (p13)

3. Podcast directory (p14)

4. Cleanup (p15)

5. Log (optional) (p16)

4. Setting Preferences (p17)

1. General (p18)

1. Location and storage management (p19)

2. Threading (p20)

3. Network settings (p21)

4. Player (p22)

2. Exporting an OPML file (p27)

2. Language Change (p27)

3. Update Checks (p27)

4. Placing Donations (p27)

6. Walk-throughs (p28)

1. Subscribing to a Podcast (p28)

2. Downloading Podcast episodes (p28)

1. Download most recent episodes (p29)

2. Download all episodes you don't have already (p29)

7. Guide Information (p30)

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1. Introduction

Podcasts, receive them and listen to them on your computer or portable audio

player.

Bringing you always the freshest Podcasts as they are made available, Juice

makes it easy for you to organize and synchronize content.

This User Guide will introduce you to the basics of Juice, and will help you to

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2. Getting Started

install Juice on your computer.

To download the latest version of the Juice software, please visit the website, at:

Audio Playback: Windows Media Player or iTunes

Hardware

Free Disk Space: 100 MB

RAM: 256 MB

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2.2 Installation

After you have downloaded the Juice installer, double click on it to commence

the Installation. If you cannot remember where you downloaded / saved the

installer try a Search on your computer files and folders for Juice*Setup.exe

Once you locate the installation file, double click on it.

The installation process will begin, and you can see the Juice Setup Wizard

be installed. By default it will create a folder named “Juice” within the Program

Files folder and place all needed files for the software to operate in there. We

recommend you don't change the default destination folder unless you know

what you're doing. Click on the Next button.

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