Sony PCV-L630 - Manual (Page 220)

It is advisable to set up your e-mail software to redial automatically if it does not connect the first
time. It is also advisable to set the e-mail software to disconnect the phone line automatically when
all mail has been downloaded.
If you are using Microsoft® Outlook® Express
When using the AutoAlert E-mail Notification System with Microsoft Outlook Express, it is advisable
to select the Dial automatically setting in your Microsoft Outlook Express software. If you have not
chosen this setting and wish to do so, start Outlook Express, click Tools, and then select Options.
Select the check box "Automatically dial when checking for new messages." Click OK.
Changing the Window Design of Sony Software
To change the window design of Sony software
1. Click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
2. Click UI Design Selector.
3. Click << or >> and select the desired design.
4. Click Apply.
The "UI Design Selector" window design changes. The window design for your Sony software will
match the "UI Design Selector" window.
To try another selection, click << or >>. Then, click OK.
The UI Design Selector closes and the window design of your Sony software window design
displays.
You may use the feature with UI Design Selector-compatible software only.
Using the Memory Stick® Media
Your Sony computer is designed to support the new Memory Stick recording media. The Memory
Stick media is a small, versatile device that allows you to share data between various types of
Sony equipment.
When you use the card, your computer automatically launches Windows Explorer. This allows you to view the
contents of the card.
If the image files are created by a Sony digital camera or camcorder, you do not need the following
steps.
If you want to create a slide show that launches automatically when you insert a Memory Stick,
follow these steps to transfer images from your hard drive to a Memory Stick.
1. Insert the Memory Stick into the appropriate slot.
2. Click the My Computer icon on the desktop.
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