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Learning the Basics
Using the keyboard
5.375 x 8.375 ver 2.4.0
Character keys
Typing with the character keys is very much like typing on a
typewriter, except that:
❖ The space bar creates a space character instead of just
passing over an area of the page.
❖ The lowercase letter l (el) and the numeral 1 are not
interchangeable.
❖ The uppercase letter O and the numeral 0 are not
interchangeable.
❖ The Caps Lock key changes only the alphabet keys to upper
case—the number and symbol keys are not affected. The
light on the Caps Lock key glows when you press the
Caps
Lock
key.
Making your keyboard emulate a full-size keyboard
Although your computer’s keyboard layout is compatible
with a standard full-size keyboard, it has fewer keys.
A standard full-size keyboard has two
Enter, Ctrl, and Alt keys,
editing keys, cursor positioning keys, and a numeric keypad.
Pressing the
Fn key simultaneously in combination with one
of the specially marked keys on your computer’s built-in
keyboard allows you to emulate a full-size keyboard.
NOTE: The emulation Fn key is not supported when using a USB
keyboard.
- 3500/3505 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Compact Disk-ReWritable 2
- Protection of Stored Data 2
- Critical Applications 2
- FCC Notice 3
- Industry Canada Requirement 4
- FCC Requirements 4
- If Problems Arise 5
- Disconnection 5
- Fax Branding 5
- Wireless Interoperability 6
- Wireless LAN and your Health 7
- Regulatory Information 7
- Canada – Industry Canada (IC) 7
- Interference Statement 8
- Approved Countries for use 9
- Instructions 10
- Copyright 11
- Trademarks 12
- Contents 13
- Introduction 22
- Safety icons 23
- Other documentation 24
- Service options 25
- Finding Your Way 26
- Display release button 27
- Right side 29
- Left side 29
- Underside 33
- Indicator panels 34
- Keyboard indicator panel 35
- Display system buttons 36
- Getting Started 38
- Keeping yourself comfortable 39
- Placement of the computer 40
- Seating and posture 40
- Lighting 41
- Arms and wrists 41
- Precautions 42
- Setting up your computer 43
- Installing a memory module 44
- Expansion memory cover 45
- Removing a memory module 47
- Connecting a printer 48
- Connecting a USB printer 48
- Connecting the modem 49
- Connecting to a phone line 49
- Connecting to a network 50
- Connecting to a power source 51
- Connecting to an AC outlet 51
- Using the battery 53
- Opening the display panel 53
- Turning on the power 54
- Using the TouchPad™ 54
- Setting up your software 57
- Setting up a printer 60
- Powering off the computer 61
- Caring for your computer 62
- Cleaning the computer 63
- Moving the computer 63
- Using a computer lock 63
- Learning the Basics 65
- Using the keyboard 66
- Character keys 67
- Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys 68
- Function keys 68
- Hot keys 69
- special keys 69
- Overlay keys 69
- Fn and F11 70
- Fn while 70
- Fn and Shift simultaneously 70
- Shift while 70
- Shift to return to the 70
- Starting a program 71
- Saving your work 72
- Printing your work 73
- Using diskettes 73
- Backing up your work 75
- Restoring your work 76
- Using a DVD drive 76
- Inserting discs (CD or DVD) 77
- Playing a CD or DVD 78
- Removing discs (CD or DVD) 78
- Caring for CDs and DVDs 79
- Playing audio 80
- The Internet 82
- The World Wide Web 82
- Internet Service Providers 83
- Connecting to the Internet 83
- Surfing the Internet 84
- Internet features 84
- Toshiba’s online resources 85
- Mobile Computing 86
- Maximizing battery life 87
- Using additional batteries 88
- Battery safety precautions 88
- Charging batteries 89
- Charging the batteries 90
- Monitoring battery power 91
- Conserving battery power 93
- Setting a power usage mode 94
- Using battery alarms 95
- Enabling the screen saver 96
- Changing the battery 97
- Inserting a charged battery 99
- Traveling tips 100
- 5.375 x 8.375 ver 2.4.0 101
- Expansion Options 102
- Diskette slot 103
- USB connector 103
- Eject button 103
- Diskette-in-use light 103
- Fn + F5, or by setting the 104
- ❖ Built-in display panel only 105
- ❖ External monitor only 105
- Using tablet mode 106
- Using the Toshiba tablet pen 111
- Using PC Cards 112
- Inserting a PC Card 113
- To insert a PC Card: 113
- Removing a PC Card 113
- Hot swapping PC Cards 114
- Hot swapping precautions 114
- Using an SD card 115
- Formatting an SD card 116
- Removing an SD card 116
- Enhancing Productivity 118
- Personalizing your desktop 119
- Choosing a style 121
- Customizing window toolbars 123
- Setting up for communications 125
- Determining the COM port 126
- Using the Ethernet LAN Port 127
- Accessing a LAN 127
- ❖ Connect to a network 128
- Network Device Switch 130
- Using Bluetooth 131
- Using audio features 132
- Recording sounds 133
- Using a microphone 133
- Powering down the computer 134
- Turn Off or Shut down command 135
- Restart command 135
- Hibernation command 136
- Standby command 136
- Using Turn Off or Shut down 137
- Turning off more quickly 138
- Using Hibernation 140
- ❖ When I close the lid 141
- Going into Hibernation mode 142
- Using Standby 144
- Starting again from Standby 148
- Toshiba Utilities 149
- Starting Fn-esse 150
- Using drag-and-drop 151
- Fn key, then 152
- Hotkey utility 153
- TOSHIBA Console 154
- Customize Your Computer 155
- Security 156
- TOSHIBA Controls 156
- Power Management 157
- Plugged in section 158
- Running on batteries section 158
- Creating a new power mode 159
- Customizing a power mode 159
- Toshiba Hardware Setup 160
- The Toshiba Rotation Utility 162
- Tablet and Pen Settings 163
- Keeping Your Files Safe 166
- User-level passwords 167
- Fn and F1 simultaneously 168
- Enter to 168
- Enter, type 168
- Hard disk drive passwords 169
- If Something Goes 175
- The computer will not start 177
- The Windows 178
- Starting 179
- Windows XP 179
- F8 when your computer starts 179
- Internet problems 180
- Resolving a hardware conflict 181
- A plan of action 182
- Interrupt Request Channel 182
- Direct Memory Access 182
- Plug and Play 183
- Resolving conflicts 183
- Disabling a device 184
- Checking device properties 184
- Memory card problems 185
- Power and the batteries 186
- Keyboard problems 188
- Display problems 188
- The built-in screen flickers 189
- Disk drive problems 190
- Error-checking 191
- PC Card problems 194
- Card Information Structure 194
- Sound system problems 194
- PC Card checklist 195
- Resolving PC Card problems 195
- Printer problems 197
- Modem problems 198
- Internet Problems 199
- DVD operating problems 199
- Develop good computing habits 202
- Before you call 203
- Contacting Toshiba 204
- Toshiba voice contact 204
- Toshiba’s worldwide offices 206
- Hot Keys 210
- With a password 211
- Power usage mode 212
- Standby Mode 213
- Hibernation mode 214
- Display modes 215
- Display brightness 215
- Keyboard hot keys 217
- Power Cable 218
- Connectors 218
- Glossary 219
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