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Introduction

QuickShow was designed to be an easy-to-use program for anyone wanting to control lasers — including beginners who have never used a laser before, as well as to the most experienced laser operators. Although ease-of-use was the guiding principal behind QuickShow, it is still quite powerful since it is based on Pangolin's new BEYOND calculation engine and it has many advanced features not found in any other product.

Designed by laserists for laserists

During the development of QuickShow, we consulted with laserists of all kinds, including everyone from hobbyists playing shows in their garages, all the way up to top-level Laser DJs, including Glenn Turner of Oracle Projects and Derek Garbos of Garbos Consulting. Derek contributed hundreds of suggestions and he also created the demonstration workspace that comes with QuickShow.

More help available on the Laserchat forum

Although we intended QuickShow to be a program friendly enough for beginners to use, QuickShow is also a very deep program. It is not likely that you will ever exhaust the power and capabilities of QuickShow, no matter what your application. As such, we encourage users to check out the Pangolin Laserchat forum, which has many topics intended to help people gain a greater understanding of QuickShow as well as other Pangolin-related products. The Laserchat forum can be found on the Pangolin web site at www.pangolin.com.

System Recommendations

Dual-core processor is recommended

Unlike most of Pangolin's past developments, QuickShow uses the PC to do all of the laser calculations and processing, while output boards such as the FB3 are used only for color conversion and final laser output. Because of this, we recommend you use a dual-core processor (Intel Centrino Duo or Core 2 Duo or equivalent AMD) for best results.

Monitor resolution of 1024 by 768 or higher is recommended

QuickShow was designed to work with a single monitor with a resolution of 1024 by 768 or higher. QuickShow will work with a lower resolution, but some of the features on the lower portion of the screen will be unavailable.