| Referring back to the Mulligan Practitioner disc frequently asked questions will usually solve most common difficulties. We have listed them here as a reference guide. Please read through the appropriate section before contacting Digital Concepts for further assistance. |
| **. Practitioner CD Errata |
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In the creation of this Mulligan Practitioner disc, all reasonable attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the video, audio and text components. In order to allow camera angle views some minor compromises of practitioner or client positioning have had to be made. In the event of an apparent conflict between the video clips demonstrated on this CD-ROM and the instruction of an accredited Mulligan Concept Teacher, defer to the advice of these highly trained professionals.
Despite our best efforts, the following errata have been noted.
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Clip number
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Errata
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Correction
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008
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Picture
within picture: image reversal
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Thumb on right side should be one segment higher
than thumb on left
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041
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Audio title:
“Self SNAG”
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Lumbar flexion SNAG
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044
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Audio title:
“Self SNAG”
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Lumbar extension SNAG prone
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059
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Text:
“posterior
rotation of illium”
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Force
is a posterior pull that creates a rotation moment arm on the illium
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060
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Text:
“posterior
rotation of illium”
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Force
is a posterior pull that creates a rotation moment arm on the illium
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075
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Audio:
“anterior
glide of fibula”
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Mobilization
is a rotation of the tibia relative to the femur produced by an anterior
force on the fibula
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130
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Title:
“Elbow
flexion”
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Clip
demonstrates elbow extension
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Digital Concepts expresses its regrets regarding these errata and will ensure full corrections on ensuing version of Mulligan Practitioner. Consumers who note any additional errata should contact support@mulliganpractitioner.com
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| 01. What is Rx Box® Reference? |
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Rx Box® Reference is software that powers this Digital
Concepts disc. It allows you to interact with Mulligan
Practitioner® content in numerous ways. With Rx Box® Reference
you can watch and save video clips, print supporting data,
link to the web, and much more. |
| 02. How do I use Rx Box® Reference? |
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The Rx Box® Reference software on the Mulligan Practitioner® disc is easy to use. Most users discover they can learn and use it effectively by starting it up and following the easy to understand screen directions. We encourage all first time users to read these Frequently Asked Questions and the Read Me located in the Welcome menu.
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| 03. What are clips? |
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Rx Box® Reference content is organized as an outline of distinct Mulligan Practitioner® techniques and procedures. A video clip represents each technique or procedure. These video clips are referred to as 'clips'.
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| 04. What are clip numbers? |
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The number assigned to each clip is referred to as a 'clip number'. Clip numbers always present next to a title when displayed within Rx Box® and are used when organizing or quickly referencing Mulligan Practitioner® clips.
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| 05. Do I have to save a list of clips? |
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No. The only consequence of not saving a list is that clips are not bookmarked in My Clips for later reference. Clips are always accessible by clicking the All Clips tab and you can edit and save a new list at anytime.
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| 06. Can I edit a list of clips? |
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Yes. You can edit and save a new list at anytime. There are two ways to do this. When watching clips, click on 'Menu' located at the upper left portion of the screen, then click 'Edit My Clips'. This opens a window that allows editing of your list. Another method of editing your list is by saving an entire chapter of clips using the Chapter Tab. Attached to the left side of the main viewer is a 'Chapters' tab. Click this tab and select the chapter of clips you wish to save from the list of options. Clips from this chapter will replace any currently saved in My Clips. The new clips can be edited at anytime using the aforementioned methods.
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| 07. Should I install Rx Box® Reference? |
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Yes. Installing Rx Box® Reference on your computer is simple and fast. Doing this improves application performance and video playback quality. Rx Box® Reference installation is optional. It can operate without being installed by clicking the Skip Install button when the Install option is presented. You are given this option every time Rx Box® Reference is opened until it has been installed. Regardless of whether you choose to install, the Rx Box® Reference disc must be in your CD-ROM drive for the application to run.
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| 08. What is QuickTime? |
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QuickTime is a popular software utility that plays video on your computer. It must be present for you to watch video clips with Rx Box® Reference. During the installation process, Rx Box® Reference checks for the presence of QuickTime and, if necessary, automatically provides you the option to install an updated version on your computer. Even if you choose not to install Rx Box® Reference, you must install QuickTime in order to watch video.
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| 09. What is My Clips? |
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My Clips is where lists of clips are selected, saved, and displayed for later use. Consider this a 'bookmark' function. Any combination of clips can be saved in My Clips and then be accessed instantly for reference or presentation. This area has a maroon colored window with a tab labeled 'My Clips'.
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| 10. What is All Clips? |
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All Clips is the area where all Rx Box® Reference clips are stored and displayed. You can watch and interact directly with any clip displayed within All Clips. This area has a maroon colored window with a tab labeled 'All Clips'.
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| 11. What is the Chapters tab? |
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Attached to the left side of the main viewer is a 'Chapters' tab. Clicking this tab opens a box that presents a list of every chapter comprising the Mulligan Practitioner® content outline created by Digital Concepts. Each chapter has a specific number of clips associated with it. By scrolling through and clicking on one of the chapters, you instantly swap any clips currently saved in My Clips with this chapter's clips. You can now interact with, or edit, this new list of clips.
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| 12. What is thumbnail display? |
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The rectangular window below the main viewer (large, square window where video clips play) has four rounded tabs attached to the top of it. The left two tabs are labeled 'My Clips' and 'All Clips'. Clicking on the My Clip tab opens the window that displays your list of saved clips. The first time you open My Clips, your clips are displayed as small pictures of Mulligan practitioner techniques called thumbnails. Each thumbnail has a corresponding clip number in the upper left hand corner.
You can change how clips display from thumbnails to a list of titles in the 'Menu'. First click on 'Menu' located at the upper left portion of the screen. Then click on the 'Display Clips as: Title List' option. A check mark appears to the left of this option and the thumbnails change to a list of titles.
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| 13. What is title list display? |
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Clips can display as a list of titles in My Clips or All Clips. Title list display may allow you to scan and select from a group of clips more quickly, especially when in All Clips. To change from thumbnail display, click on 'Menu' located at the upper left portion of the screen, then click on the 'Display Clips as: Title List' option. A check mark appears to the left of this option and the thumbnails change to a list of titles. Change back to thumbnail display using the same procedure.
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| 14. How do I watch a clip? |
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Video clips play in the large, top window that looks like a TV screen. This is the main viewer. A control panel attached to the bottom of the viewer allows you to interact with Mulligan Practitioner clips. The control panel's buttons are similar to that of a common remote control. The middle, triangle-shaped button is 'Play'; click it and the currently selected clip (highlighted and displayed in the main viewer) will start playing. Notice that a new window called 'Notes' opens at the bottom of the screen. To pause or stop a clip, click the button on the control panel with side-by-side vertical bars.
You can also play a clip by clicking a thumbnail or title once if it is already selected, or twice if it is not.
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| 15. What is Notes? |
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The far right maroon-colored tab attached to the bottom rectangular window is labeled 'Notes'. This area contains information associated with, and supporting, each clip and includes the subcategories Clip Instructions and Clip Notes. The information displayed in Notes always corresponds to the currently selected clip.
The Notes tab may be clicked at anytime to access supporting information. You can skip through Clip Instructions or Clip Notes one at a time by clicking either of the buttons that appear as overlapping triangles on the main viewer's control panel. A new clip is selected and displayed with each click.
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| 16. What are Clip Instructions? |
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The Notes window opens automatically when playback of a clip is initiated. This window defaults to display text from the clip's audio narration. These are 'Clip Instructions' that describe the technique or procedure that is currently selected.
You can open the Notes window at any time to read Clip Instructions. First, select the clip's thumbnail or title you wish to read about, click on the Notes tab, and then on the Clip Instructions button. You can skip through Clip Instructions one at a time by clicking either of the buttons that appear as overlapping triangles on the main viewer's control panel. A new clip is selected and displayed with each click.
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| 17. What are Clip Notes? |
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Clip Notes contain support information for each Mulligan Practitioner clip. You can open the Notes window at any time to read Clip Notes. First, select the clip's thumbnail or title you wish to read about, click on the Notes tab, and then on the Clip Notes button. You can skip through Clip Notes one at a time by clicking either of the buttons that appear as overlapping triangles on the main viewer's control panel. A new clip is selected and displayed with each click.
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| 18. Can I control audio volume? |
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Yes. The speaker-like button on the far right of the main viewer's control panel allows you to adjust volume. A small slider appears when you click this button. Click and hold the slider's vertical bar, and without releasing your mouse, move it right to increase or to the left to decrease volume. Volume of audio playback cannot be increased beyond your system's setting.
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| 19. How do I select a different clip to watch? |
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There are three ways to select a different clip to watch. First, from an open My Clips or All Clips window simply click on the thumbnail or title that represents the clip you wish to watch.
Second, if a clip has just finished playing and your open window is Notes, click on the My Clips or All Clips tab and select the thumbnail or title that represents the clip you wish to watch
Third, regardless of your open window, click once on the 'Skip' or 'Back' buttons on the main viewer's control panel. 'Skip' and 'Back' are the buttons that look like two overlapping triangles. Only click these buttons once; do not click and hold. You will navigate through My Clips or All Clips depending on which area you last selected a clip from.
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| 20. How do I automatically repeat the same clip? |
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Rx Box® Reference lets you automatically repeat one of your video clips in My Clips or All Clips. To do this, locate the two side-by-side arrows at the bottom right of the main viewer. Clicking on the arrows opens a box that contains two small squares and the following text: 'Repeat One' and 'Repeat All'. If you move your mouse over the Repeat One square and click once, any clip you play (or are currently playing) will repeat until you click this box again or quit Rx Box® Reference. If Repeat One is active, one of the two arrows appears white.
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| 21. How do I automatically play every clip? |
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Rx Box® Reference lets you automatically play all your video clips in My Clips or All Clips. To do this, locate the two side-by-side arrows at the bottom right of the main viewer. Clicking on the arrows opens a box that contains two small squares and the following text: 'Repeat One' and 'Repeat All'. If you move your mouse over the 'Repeat All' square and click once, all clips saved in My Clips or All Clips will play, one after another, until you click this box again or quit Rx Box® Reference. If 'Repeat All' is active, both arrows appear white.
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| 22. How do I return to the Welcome Menu? |
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If you are watching and interacting with Mulligan Practitioner clips, click on 'Menu' located at the upper left portion of the screen, then click on the 'Back to Welcome' option. If navigating through My Clinic, the initial My Clips window, or Install you can click the blue Welcome tab on the top left portion of the window.
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| 23. How do I exit or quit Rx Box® Reference? |
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Either click on 'Quit' located at the upper right portion of the screen or use familiar OS key commands.
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| 24. What if I have trouble with my disc? |
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First, address the concern by reading the Help and Read Me sections located on this disc. Help is a collection of Frequently Asked Questions found in the menu of Welcome items and as the bottom right, blue tab when watching video (you are currently reading one of these questions). The Welcome menu also contains the Read Me section. If an adequate solution is not found after thoroughly reading these sections, contact Digital Concepts through our e-mail - support@MulliganPractitioner.com. Include a detailed description of the difficulty you are having.
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| 25. Who is Digital Concepts? |
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Digital Concepts is the publisher of this Mulligan Practitioner® reference disc. Digital Concepts principle associates are: Rene Claassen of the Netherlands and Jack Miller of Canada. Rene and Jack are founding members of the Mulligan concept Teachers Association and currently serve as the Chairman and Secretary of this organization. They may be contacted through www.mulliganpractitioner.com
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Still having problems?
If you have fully read the FAQ's and still can solve your
problem, you may contact Digital Concepts support desk
by e-mail: support@mulliganpractitioner.com |
