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Getting Started
Selecting a place to work
This section provides hints on avoiding strain and stress injuries.
For more information, consult books on ergonomics, repetitive-
strain injury, and repetitive-stress syndrome.
Placement of the computer
Proper placement of the computer and external devices is
important to avoid stress-related injuries. Consider the following
when placing your computer.
❖ Place the computer on a flat surface at a comfortable height
and distance. You should be able to type without twisting your
torso or neck and look at the screen without slouching.
❖ If you use an external monitor, the top of the screen should be
no higher than eye level.
❖ If you use a paper holder, set it at the same height and distance
as the screen.
Seating and posture
When using your computer, maintain good posture with your
body relaxed and your weight distributed evenly. Proper seating is
a primary factor in reducing work strain. Some people find a
backless chair more comfortable than a conventional chair.
Whichever type you choose, use the following guidelines to adjust
your chair for maximum computing comfort.
- Satellite Pro 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Models: Satellite Pro 2
- 6100 Series 2
- ReWritable CD/DVD Drives 2
- Protection of Stored Data 2
- Critical Applications 2
- Information” 3
- Industry Canada requirement 4
- FCC requirements 4
- Type of service 5
- Telephone company procedures 5
- If problems arise 5
- Disconnection 5
- Fax branding 6
- Wireless Interoperability 7
- Wireless LAN and your Health 8
- Regulatory Information 9
- Canada – Industry Canada (IC) 9
- Using this equipment in Japan 13
- Device Authorization 14
- Interference Statement 14
- Approved Countries for use 15
- Copyright 16
- Trademarks 18
- Computer disposal information 18
- Contents 19
- Introduction 28
- This guide 29
- Safety icons 29
- Other icons used 30
- Other documentation 31
- Service options 32
- Finding Your Way 33
- Display Latch 34
- System indicator panel 34
- Headphone jack 34
- Microphone jack 34
- Infrared port 34
- Back with rear panel closed 35
- Back with rear panel open 36
- Slim SelectBay module 37
- (DVD-ROM drive shown) 37
- Underside 39
- Keyboard and display features 40
- Indicator panel lights 42
- Getting Started 45
- Keeping yourself comfortable 46
- Placement of the computer 47
- Seating and posture 47
- Below eye level 48
- Footrest 48
- Approximately 48
- 90° angles 48
- Lighting 49
- Arms and wrists 49
- Work habits 49
- Other precautions 50
- Setting up your computer 50
- Connecting to a power source 51
- Adding memory 54
- Installing a memory module 55
- Memory module cover 56
- Removing a memory module 58
- Checking total memory 59
- Turning on the computer 60
- Using the AccuPoint II 61
- pointing device 61
- Setting up your software 62
- Setting up other devices 63
- Turning off the computer 64
- Connecting the display device 65
- Selecting video cables 66
- ❖ Built-in display only 67
- Video limitations 68
- Connecting a local printer 71
- To the computer 72
- To the printer 72
- Connecting a microphone 74
- Learning the Basics 75
- Using the keyboard 77
- Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys 78
- Function keys 78
- Windows special keys 79
- Overlay keys 79
- Starting a program 81
- Explorer 82
- Saving your work 84
- File names 85
- Printing your work 86
- Drive in-use indicator light 88
- Eject button 88
- Manual eject hole 88
- Inserting compact discs 89
- Removing compact discs 91
- Using PC Cards 92
- (Secure Digital) cards 93
- Using a computer lock 94
- Caring for your computer 95
- Preparing for communications 97
- Using Turn Off Computer 99
- Shutting down more quickly 99
- ❖ When I close the lid 100
- Using Hibernation 101
- Using Standby 103
- Toshiba’s online resources 106
- Mobile Computing 107
- Battery Notice 108
- Safety Precautions 109
- Maximizing battery life 110
- Charging the batteries 111
- Monitoring battery power 111
- Changing batteries 115
- Conserving power 117
- Additional options for power 120
- Expansion Options 121
- Using an external keyboard 122
- Using a mouse 123
- Connecting a PS/2 mouse 124
- AccuPoint II 125
- Using a printer 126
- Setting up your printer 127
- Using the Wi-Fi 131
- Wireless LAN Mini PCI 131
- Enhancing Productivity 133
- Start button 134
- System tray 134
- Transferring files 137
- Setting up for communications 138
- Determining the COM port 138
- Accessing a network 140
- Setting up the connection 140
- Using the Ethernet LAN Port 141
- The Internet 143
- The World Wide Web 143
- Internet Service Providers 144
- Connecting to the Internet 144
- Surfing the Internet 145
- Internet features 145
- Exploring audio features 146
- Playing CDs using Auto-Run 148
- Creating a CD 148
- Recording sounds 148
- Using a microphone 149
- Adjusting recording quality 150
- Using Slim SelectBay 151
- modules 151
- Inserting a PC Card 155
- Removing a PC Card 157
- or Wi-Fi 158
- Using SD 159
- Removing an SD 160
- Connecting to a phone line 161
- Toshiba Utilities 163
- Starting Fn-esse 164
- ❖ Using drag-and-drop 165
- Fn plus 166
- Fn key, then press the 166
- Making a popup assignment 167
- Toshiba Console 168
- Customizing Your Computer 169
- Security 170
- Power Management 170
- Plugged in section 171
- Running on batteries section 172
- Creating a new power mode 172
- Customizing a power mode 172
- Mouse utility 173
- Hotkey utility 173
- Mobile Extension Service 174
- Slim SelectBay 174
- Toshiba Hardware Settings 174
- Toshiba Power Saver utility 176
- Enabling Hibernation 177
- Setting user passwords 178
- Setting a user password 179
- Disabling a user password 179
- Using a supervisor password 180
- Chapter 8 183
- Shift ↑ 188
- Shift ↓ 188
- Maximizing the video window 190
- Using playlists 191
- Creating a Playlist 192
- Playing a Playlist 193
- Getting Help 194
- Exiting WinDVD 194
- If Something Goes 195
- The computer will not start 197
- The Windows 198
- F8 when your computer starts 199
- Internet problems 200
- Resolving a hardware conflict 201
- Interrupt Request Channel 202
- Direct Memory Access 202
- Resolving conflicts 202
- Disabling a device 203
- Checking device properties 204
- Memory problems 205
- Power and the batteries 205
- Keyboard problems 207
- Display problems 207
- The built-in screen flickers 208
- Disk drive problems 209
- Error-checking 210
- WinDVD controls are disabled 213
- Playback performance is poor 213
- Slow playback performance 214
- Minimum system requirements 215
- WinDVD: error messages 215
- Sound system problems 219
- PC Card problems 220
- Card Information Structure 220
- PC Card checklist 221
- Resolving PC Card problems 221
- Printer problems 223
- Modem problems 224
- Develop good computing habits 225
- Before you call 226
- Contacting Toshiba 226
- Toshiba voice contact 227
- Toshiba’s worldwide offices 228
- If Something Goes Wrong 229
- Windows 2000 231
- Supplemental 231
- Information 231
- Completing installation 232
- Setting up a printer 234
- Exploring the desktop 235
- Using Windows 236
- Backing up your work 238
- Restoring your work 239
- Powering down the computer 240
- Shut down command 241
- Hibernation command 241
- Standby command 242
- Using Shut down 243
- Starting again from Standby 251
- Fn function key 254
- Hot Keys 255
- Instant password security 256
- Power usage mode 257
- Stand By mode 258
- Hibernation mode 259
- Display modes 260
- Display brightness 261
- Enabling a wireless device 261
- Keyboard hot keys 262
- Power Cable 263
- Connectors 263
- Video Modes 264
- Glossary 268
- Numerics 283
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