dogcow การใช้

• This modified version became the image famously known as the dogcow.
• The dogcow was also used on the configuration pages of Apple printers.
• Apple Macintosh dogcow : In the Finder, look under Page Setup, then Options.
• The image of the dogcow was used to show the orientation and color of the paper in classic Mac OS page setup dialog boxes.
• Mark  The Red Harlan named the dogcow  Clarus as a joking reference to Claris, Apple s office software unit at the time.
• The dog, which many mistook for a cow ( a misperception that earned it the name " Moof, the dogcow " ), indicated whether pages would be printed horizontally or vertically.
• There's the Macintosh " dogcow, " of course, a legendary beast that appears on screen and emits a " moof ! " when prompted by the right combination of secret keystrokes.
• An early pioneer of pixel art, her most recognizable works from her time with Apple are the " Monaco " typeface, Clarus the Dogcow, the Happy Mac ( the smiling computer that welcomed Mac users when starting their machines ), and the symbol on the Command key on Apple keyboards.
• The "'dogcow "', also known as "'Clarus the Dogcow "', is a bitmapped image first introduced by font by Susan Kare as the glyph for  z .  That image was later chosen for the Mac OS Page Setup print dialog box, though it needed to be slightly redrawn because the original Cairo dog did not proportionally fit the Page Setup dialog box.
• The "'dogcow "', also known as "'Clarus the Dogcow "', is a bitmapped image first introduced by font by Susan Kare as the glyph for  z .  That image was later chosen for the Mac OS Page Setup print dialog box, though it needed to be slightly redrawn because the original Cairo dog did not proportionally fit the Page Setup dialog box.