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  • Chapter Contents Item - Using This Guide, 1-2
  • Chapter Contents Item - Symbols and Graphics Used, 1-3
  • Chapter Contents Item - Where Can I Find Information, 1-4
  • Chapter Contents Item - Safety and Comfort, 1-5
  • Chapter Contents Item - Using the My Presario- Learning More CD, 1-6
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  • Heading2Left - Where Can I Find Information?
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    • Heading2 - Where Can I Find Information
      • Heading3 - Warranty Certificate
      • Note Body Right - Note: In the event of a mechanical problem, contact Compaq, not the retailer th...
        • Heading3 - Upgrading Your Computer
    • Heading2 - Safety and Comfort
    • Heading2 - Using the My Presario-Learning More CD
      • NumListRight - 1. Choose the topic or manual you want to learn more about by clicking two times.
      • NumListRight - 2. The screen displays the file hierarchy in the navigation panel on the left 1 an...
      • NumListRight - 3. Click the topic you want to view. The screen displays the topic you selected.
      • NumListRight - 4. To view additional topics, click topics from the navigation panel 1.
      • NumListRight - 5. After you finish, click the word Exit (a hyperlink) in the lower right corner o...
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      • Chapter Contents Item - Your Computer at a Glance, 2-2
      • Chapter Contents Item - Setting Up Your Computer, 2-3
      • Chapter Contents Item - Registration, 2-4
      • Chapter Contents Item - Setting Up an Internet Service Provider (ISP) Account, 2-5
      • Chapter Contents Item - Setting Up Your Printer, 2-6
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      • Note Body Right - Note: Location and style of connectors may vary by model.
    • Heading2 - Your Computer at a Glance
      • Heading3 - What’s in Front?
        • Bubble List Right 1 - Power On button
          • Bubble List Right - CD-ROM, CDRW, or DVD- ROM drive
          • Bubble List Right - Disk drive
          • Bubble List Right - Two universal serial bus (USB) ports for connecting peripheral devices, such ...
      • Heading3 - What’s in Back?
        • Bubble List Right 1 - Modem port for connecting to a phone line
          • Bubble List Right - Microphone port
          • Bubble List Right - Audio In / Audio Out
          • Bubble List Right - Monitor port
          • Bubble List Right - Serial port for connecting a serial device such as a printer
          • Bubble List Right - PS2 ports for connecting a keyboard or mouse
          • Bubble List Right - A/C Power port
          • Bubble List Right - USB ports for connecting an Internet keyboard, mouse, or other USB device
          • Bubble List Right - Parallel port for connecting a peripheral device such as a printer
      • Note Body Right - Note: Connectors or ports may vary depending on different model releases.
    • Heading2 - Setting Up Your Computer
      • Note Body Right - Note: Do not set up the printer until your computer has been set up.
        • NumListRight1 - 1. Connect the monitor according to the color coding, icons, and the instructions...
          • NumList - 2. Connect the speaker cable and microphone cable (if applicable).
          • NumList - 3. Connect the power cable.
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        • NumList - 4. Connect the mouse to the PS2 port.
        • NumList - 5. Connect the keyboard to the USB port at the back of the unit.
        • NumList - 6. Connect the telephone cable between the Modem Line In port and the wall outlet.
        • NumListRight - 7. Plug the monitor and computer power cables into the wall outlet or surge protec...
        • NumListRight - 8. Turn on the monitor, and then press the Power On button to turn on your computer.
        • Note Body Right - Note: If you are setting up your computer for the first time, follow the onscr...
    • Heading2 - Registration
      • Heading3 - Registering with Compaq and Microsoft
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    • Heading2 - Setting Up an Internet Service Provider (ISP) Account
      • Note Body Right - Note: If you do not sign up for an ISP account now, you can click the Free Inte...
    • Heading2 - Setting Up Your Printer
      • NumListRight1 - 1. Set up your computer and complete the registration procedures, described on pr...
        • NumListRight - 2. Set up the printer according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions.
        • NumListRight - 3. Connect the printer to the back of your computer according to the icons.
        • NumListRight - 4. Turn on your computer (if it’s not already on).
        • NumListRight - 5. Turn on the printer.
        • NumListRight - 6. Follow the on-screen instructions. If prompted, insert the printer setup Disk t...
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      • Chapter Contents Item - Keyboard Basics, 3-2
      • Chapter Contents Item - Keyboard Buttons, 3-3
      • Chapter Contents Item - Scroll Mouse, 3-10
      • Chapter Contents Item - Speakers, 3-12
      • Chapter Contents Item - Diskette, Hard Drive, CDROM, and DVDROM Drives, 3-13
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        • Body - In this chapter, you learn about the following exciting, easytouse features of your comp...
  • Heading2Left - Keyboard Basics
  • Heading2Left - Keyboard Buttons
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    • Heading2 - Keyboard Basics
      • Heading3 - Getting to Know the Standard Keyboard Keys
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        • Heading3 - Using CD/DVD Control Buttons
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        • Note Body Right - Note: Buttons may vary by model.
          • Heading3 - Using Internet Zone Buttons
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        • Heading3 - Assigning the My Program Button
          • NumListRight1 - 1. Press the My Program 1 button. A window opens.
            • NumListRight - 2. Select a program or Web site.
            • NumListRight - 3. Click Next.
            • NumListRight - 4. Select Program or Document.
            • NumListRight - 5. Select the program or document you want to assign to the My Program 1 button.
            • NumListRight - 6. Click OK to verify your selection.
            • NumListRight - 7. Click OK.
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        • Heading3 - Adjusting the Volume
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          • Heading3 - Putting Your Computer to Sleep
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        • Heading3 - Waking Your Computer
        • Body - Press the Sleep button 1 on the keyboard and your computer wakes up.
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          • Heading3 - Understanding the System Status Lights
          • Note Body Right - Note: This light works only with POP3 Internet services such as Compaq.NET powe...
    • Heading2 - Scroll Mouse
      • Heading3 - Making Screen Selections
      • Body - Click by pressing and releasing the left mouse button quickly one time. You will hear a si...
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        • Heading3 - Accessing Software and Files
        • Body - Double-click by pressing and releasing the left mouse button twice, quickly.
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        • Heading3 - Scrolling
        • Body - Click by pressing and holding down the left mouse button with the cursor positioned on a s...
        • Body - Click and hold down on the scroll handle (the box in a scroll bar area) to position text. ...
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        • Heading3 - Autoscrolling
          • NumList1 - 1. Open a program and press the scroll wheel to begin autoscrolling.
            • NumList - 2. Move the mouse once in the direction you want to scroll (vertically, horizontally, o...
            • NumList - 3. To stop autoscrolling, press a mouse button.
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      • Heading3 - Turning on the Speakers
      • Body - To turn the speakers on or off, press the Power button on the right side of the speaker.
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        • Heading3 - Adjusting the Volume
          • NumListRight1 - 1. PC audio (keyboard, software)
            • NumListRight - 2. Audio In port (keyboard)
    • Heading2 - Diskette, Hard Drive, CDROM, and DVDROM Drives
      • Heading3 - The Diskette Drive
        • NumList1 - 1. Hold a diskette with the label facing to the right if you have chosen the upright c...
          • NumList - 2. To remove a diskette, press the Eject button 2 on the diskette drive.
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          • Heading3 - The Hard Drive
          • Heading3 - CD-ROM, CD-RW, or DVD-ROM Drive
          • Note Body Right - Note: Your computer must be turned on before you can insert or remove a disc.
            • NumList1 - 1. Press the Load/Eject 1 button to open the drive door.
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        • NumList - 3. Place the disc into the round area of the slot, label side facing upward for the des...
        • NumListRight - 4. Press the Load/Eject 1 button to close the drive door.
        • Heading3 - Removing a Disc from a Drive
          • NumList1 - 1. Press the Load/Eject 1 button to open the drive door.
            • NumList - 2. Carefully remove the CD or the DVD from the drive.
            • NumList - 3. Press the Load/Eject 1 button on the front of the drive to close the door.
            • NumListRight - 4. Store the disc in its protective case.
        • Heading3 - Playing an AudioCD
          • NumList1 - 1. Press the Load/ Eject button to open the drive door. Place the disc into the round ...
            • NumListRight - 2. Press Load/Eject button to close the drive door.
            • NumListRight - 3. If, after a few seconds, the disc does not automatically start playing, press t...
            • NumListRight - 4. Perform the following tasks using your Internet keyboard as needed:
        • Heading3 - Playing a DVD Movie
          • NumListRight1 - 1. For best performance, close all running programs before inserting a DVD movie,...
            • NumListRight - 2. If playback does not begin automatically, click the Start button on the Windows...
            • NumListRight - 3. Point to Programs, and then Compaq DVD Express.
            • NumListRight - 4. Choose Compaq DVD Player and then click the Play button.
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          • Heading3 - Creating Your Own CDs
          • Note Body Right - Note: Confirm that the Easy CD Creator software has been installed before you b...
          • Note Body Right - Note: There is an extensive online Help built into the software. To view online...
        • Body - In just a few moments, you will be on the world-wide Web. You are about to enter an exciti...
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      • Chapter Contents Item - Basic Concepts, 4-2
      • Chapter Contents Item - Compaq Connection Helper, 4-3
      • Chapter Contents Item - Internet Connection, 4-4
      • Chapter Contents Item - Web Searches, 4-5
      • Chapter Contents Item - eMail, 4-6
      • Chapter Contents Item - Content Advisor, 4-10
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      • Heading3 - What Is the Internet?
      • Body - Information on a particular topic or related topics, gathered in one location on the Inter...
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        • Heading3 - What Is a Hyperlink?
    • Heading2 - Compaq Connection Helper
      • Heading3 - Setting the Internet Buttons to AOL
        • NumList1 - 1. On the Windows taskbar, click the Start button.
          • NumList - 2. Point to Programs, and then Compaq Utilities.
          • NumList - 3. Choose Compaq Connection Helper. The Compaq Connection Helper dialog box is displayed.
          • NumList - 4. Double-click the AOL icon. The Internet keyboard buttons will now access AOL.
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    • Heading2 - Internet Connection
      • Heading3 - Connecting with Compaq.NET Powered by MSN
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        • Heading3 - Connecting with AOL
    • Heading2 - Web Searches
      • Heading3 - Searching the Web Using Compaq.NET Powered by MSN
        • NumListRight1 - 1. Press the Search 5 button on the Internet keyboard. The search page is displayed.
          • NumListRight - 2. Enter a keyword in the Search box.
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        • Heading3 - Searching the Web Using AOL
          • NumListRight1 - 1. Complete the “Setting the Internet Buttons to AOL” procedure.
            • NumListRight - 2. Press the Search 5 button on the Internet keyboard. The AOL search page is disp...
            • NumListRight - 3. Enter a keyword in the Search box.
            • NumListRight - 4. Click the Search 5 button. The search engine displays a list of Web pages conta...
    • Heading2 - eMail
      • Heading3 - Setting Up Outlook Express eMail
        • NumList1 - 1. Press the Instant eMail ƒ button on the Internet keyboard.
          • NumList - 2. Click the Send and Receive button on the toolbar. A dialog box requesting your passw...
          • NumList - 3. Type a password.
          • NumList - 4. Click Remember Password to avoid retyping your password each time you access the Int...
          • NumList - 5. Click OK. You are now set up and ready to use eMail.
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        • Heading3 - Typing an eMail Message
        • Heading3 - Understanding eMail Addresses
        • Body - Some ISPs allow you to pick an eMail address, but others require you to follow a set pattern:
          • Heading3 - Sending an eMail Using Outlook Express
            • NumList1 - 1. Press the Instant eMail ƒ button on the Internet keyboard.
              • NumList - 2. Click the New Mail Message icon 1.
              • NumList - 3. Type the recipient’s eMail address in the To... box 2.
              • NumList - 4. Type the subject of your message in the Subject box 3.
              • NumList - 5. Type your message in the message window 4.
              • NumList - 6. Click Send 5.
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          • Heading3 - Sending an eMail Using AOL
            • NumList1 - 1. Press the Instant eMail ƒ button on the Internet keyboard.
              • NumListRight - 2. Click the Write icon on the AOL toolbar.
              • NumListRight - 3. Type the recipient’s eMail address in the Send To box.
              • NumListRight - 4. Type the subject of your message in the Subject box.
              • NumListRight - 5. Type your message in the message window.
              • NumListRight - 6. Click Send Now.
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          • Heading3 - Reading Your Outlook Express eMail Messages
            • NumList1 - 1. Press the Instant eMail ƒ button on the Internet keyboard.
              • NumListRight - 2. Click Inbox. New messages appear in bold type.
              • NumListRight - 3. Double-click the message to display the message text.
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          • NumList1 - 1. Press the Instant eMail button on the Internet keyboard.
            • NumList - 2. Click the Read icon. New messages appear in bold type.
            • NumList - 3. Double-click the message to display the message text.
            • NumList - 4. Click the Close button in the upper right corner of the screen to close the eMail, o...
    • Heading2 - Content Advisor
      • Heading3 - Restricting Internet Content
        • NumListRight - 5. On the Windows taskbar, click Start, point to Settings, then Control Panel, and...
        • NumListRight - 6. Click the Content tab.
        • NumListRight - 7. In the Content Advisor area, click Enable. The Content Advisor window is displa...
        • NumListRight - 8. Click a category in the list, and then drag the slider to set the limits you wa...
        • NumListRight - 9. Repeat this process for each category you want to limit, and then click OK.
        • NumListRight - 10. The Create Supervisor Password window is displayed. Enter your password, then ...
        • NumListRight - 11. Click OK, and click OK on the Internet Properties window.
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      • Chapter Contents Item - .Games, 5-3
      • Chapter Contents Item - Software, 5-4
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      • Heading3 - Using the Menu to Print
        • NumListRight1 - 1. Click File on the menu bar.
          • NumListRight - 2. Click Print. The Print dialog box is displayed.
          • NumListRight - 3. Select the printing options you want.
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    • Heading2 - .Games
      • Heading3 - Playing Preinstalled Games onYourComputer
        • NumListRight1 - 1. From the Windows taskbar, click the Start button.
          • NumListRight - 2. Point to Programs, then Accessories, and then Games.
          • NumListRight - 3. Click the icon for the game you want to play.
    • Heading2 - Software
      • Heading3 - Installing Software from a CD, DVD, or Diskette
        • NumList1 - 1. Close all open programs.
          • NumList - 2. From the Windows taskbar, click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click ...
          • NumList - 3. Double-click the Add/ Remove Programs icon. The Add/Remove Programs Propertieswindo...
          • NumList - 4. Click Install.
          • NumList - 5. Insert the CD or diskette into the proper drive and click Next. Microsoft Windows wi...
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        • Heading3 - Installing Software Downloaded fromtheInternet
          • NumList1 - 1. Before you start downloading, note the location on the hard drive where the files w...
            • NumListRight - 2. After the download is complete, terminate your Internet connection.
            • NumListRight - 3. Close all other open programs.
            • NumListRight - 4. From the Windows taskbar, click Start, point to Settings, and then click Contro...
            • NumList - 5. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon. This window displays.
            • NumList - 6. Click Install. A window displays.
            • NumList - 7. Click Next. The Run Installation Program window displays.
            • NumListRight - 8. Click Browse.
            • NumList - 9. Locate and select the Setup.exe or Install.exe file for the downloaded software.
            • NumList - 10. Click Open to begin the installation process.
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      • Chapter Contents Item - Recovery CD, 6-3
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      • Heading3 - CD-ROM, CD-RW, or DVD-ROM
        • TableNumList1 - 1. On the Windows taskbar, click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control...
          • TableNumList - 2. Double-click the System icon. The System Properties dialog box is displayed.
          • TableNumList - 3. Click the Device Manager tab.
          • TableNumList - 4. Click the plus sign next to the CD or DVD drive, and select the installed driver.
          • TableNumList - 5. Click the Remove button, and click OK twice.
          • TableNumList - 6. Restart your computer, and let Windows detect the CD or DVD driver.
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        • TableNumList1 - 1. Double-click the My Computer icon on the Windows desktop.
          • TableNumList - 2. Select the diskette (A) drive.
          • TableNumList - 3. Click File, and point to Format.
          • TableNumList - 4. Select desired options, and click Start to begin formatting the diskette.
        • TableNumList1 - 1. Insert a start-up diskette into the diskette drive.
          • TableNumList - 2. Restart your computer.
          • TableNumList - 3. At the A:> prompt, type SYS C: and press the Enter key. The following message i...
          • TableNumList - 4. Restart your computer.
        • TableNumList1 - 1. From the Windows taskbar, click the Start button.
          • TableNumList - 2. Point to Programs, then Accessories, then System Tools, and then click Maintena...
          • TableNumList - 3. Select Perform maintenance now.
          • TableNumList - 4. Click OK.
        • TableNumList1 - 1. On the Windows desktop, double-click the My Computer icon.
          • TableNumList - 2. Select the diskette (A) drive.
          • TableNumList - 3. Click File, and point to Format.
          • TableNumList - 4. Select the desired options, and click Start to begin formatting the diskette.
        • TableNumList1 - 1. On the Windows desktop, double-click the My Computer icon.
          • TableNumList - 2. Select the diskette (A) drive.
          • TableNumList - 3. Click File, and point to Format.
          • TableNumList - 4. Select the desired options, and click Start to begin formatting the diskette.
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        • TableNumList1 - 1. From the Windows taskbar, click the Start button.
          • TableNumList - 2. Point to Programs, then Accessories, then System Tools, and then click Maintena...
          • TableNumList - 3. Select Perform maintenance now.
          • TableNumList - 4. Click OK.
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          • TableNumList1 - 1. Click Start and point to Settings.
            • TableNumList - 2. Click Control Panel. The Control Panel window is displayed.
            • TableNumList - 3. Double-click Modems. Windows detects the modem(s) you have installed.
            • TableNumList - 4. Click the Properties button. An identification window is displayed.
            • TableNumList - 5. Verify that the correct modem port is set and the maximum speed of your modem i...
            • TableNumList - 6. Click OK to close the identification window.
            • TableNumList - 7. Click Close to close the Modems Properties Window.
            • TableNumList - 8. Click The Close button in the upper right corner of the Control Panel window to...
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          • TableNumList1 - 1. On the Windows taskbar, click the Start button.
            • TableNumList - 2. On the Start menu, click Shut Down... The Shut Down Windows dialog box is displ...
            • TableNumList - 3. Select the Shut down option.
            • TableNumList - 4. Click OK.
            • TableNumList - 5. After the shutdown is complete, reconnect the keyboard to the back of your comp...
          • TableNumList1 - 1. Press the Ctrl and Esc keys at the same time to display the Start menu.
            • TableNumList - 2. Use the up or down arrow key to select Shut Down..., and then press the Enter key.
            • TableNumList - 3. Select the Shut down option. You may need to use the up or down arrow key.
            • TableNumList - 4. Press the Enter key to select OK.
            • TableNumList - 5. After the shutdown is complete, reconnect the mouse connector on the back of yo...
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          • TableNumList1 - 1. From the Windows desktop, click the Start button.
            • TableNumList - 2. Select Run.
            • TableNumList - 3. In the Open box, type MSCONFIG.
            • TableNumList - 4. Click OK. The System Configuration Utility dialog box is displayed.
            • TableNumList - 5. Click the Startup tab, and clear the check box(es) for any unnecessary programs.
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        • TableNumList1 - 1. Insert a start-up diskette into the diskette drive.
          • TableNumList - 2. Restart your computer.
          • TableNumList - 3. At the A:> prompt, type SYS C: and press the Enter key. The following message w...
          • TableNumList - 4. Restart your computer.
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