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... and that information will be displayed in this Sony VAIO® computer, and welcome to VAIO life. Welcome Congratulations on all aspects of this main window. For Sony software information, click Start and select Welcome to the online VAIO® Computer User Guide. View the Electronic ...Flyer, which list your computer. Page 1 This user guide provides detailed information on your purchase of using your new VAIO computer, from keyboard functions to...
... and that information will be displayed in this Sony VAIO® computer, and welcome to VAIO life. Welcome Congratulations on all aspects of this main window. For Sony software information, click Start and select Welcome to the online VAIO® Computer User Guide. View the Electronic ...Flyer, which list your computer. Page 1 This user guide provides detailed information on your purchase of using your new VAIO computer, from keyboard functions to...
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... chair so your feet are sitting in a chair with your computer. A footrest may strain muscles or tendons. Furniture and posture - Page 3 When using the keyboard, touch pad, or external mouse. Also try adjusting the brightness setting of the computer's display - Applying Ergonomics Your computer is at eye level or slightly...
... chair so your feet are sitting in a chair with your computer. A footrest may strain muscles or tendons. Furniture and posture - Page 3 When using the keyboard, touch pad, or external mouse. Also try adjusting the brightness setting of the computer's display - Applying Ergonomics Your computer is at eye level or slightly...
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... communications to provide state-of the Sony® VAIO® computer. Front 1 LCD screen 10 Memory Stick® media indicator 2 Mute button 11 Wireless switch1 3 Volume buttons 12 Bluetooth® indicator1 4 Brightness button 13 Wireless indicator1 5 Magnify screen button 14 Power indicator 6 S1 button 15 Battery indicator 7 Keyboard 16 Hard disk drive indicator...
... communications to provide state-of the Sony® VAIO® computer. Front 1 LCD screen 10 Memory Stick® media indicator 2 Mute button 11 Wireless switch1 3 Volume buttons 12 Bluetooth® indicator1 4 Brightness button 13 Wireless indicator1 5 Magnify screen button 14 Power indicator 6 S1 button 15 Battery indicator 7 Keyboard 16 Hard disk drive indicator...
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1 Speakers 5 Brightness sensor 2 Num lock indicator1 6 Power button 3 Caps lock indicator1 7 Left and right buttons 4 Scroll lock indicator1 1 I ndic ator appears on the top or right c orner of the keyboard depending on the model that you purc has ed. Back 1 DC In port 4 AV Out jack 2 USB 2.0 ports1 5 Monitor (VGA) port 3 Network (Ethernet) port 6 Air vent Page 9
1 Speakers 5 Brightness sensor 2 Num lock indicator1 6 Power button 3 Caps lock indicator1 7 Left and right buttons 4 Scroll lock indicator1 1 I ndic ator appears on the top or right c orner of the keyboard depending on the model that you purc has ed. Back 1 DC In port 4 AV Out jack 2 USB 2.0 ports1 5 Monitor (VGA) port 3 Network (Ethernet) port 6 Air vent Page 9
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Mice and Keyboards Using the Keyboard Although your computer's keyboard is very similar to a typewriter's keyboard, you can use the additional keys on the computer's keyboard to perform specific computer-related tasks. Page 19
Mice and Keyboards Using the Keyboard Although your computer's keyboard is very similar to a typewriter's keyboard, you can use the additional keys on the computer's keyboard to perform specific computer-related tasks. Page 19
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Mice and Keyboards Using the Keyboard Although your computer's keyboard is very similar to a typewriter's keyboard, you can use the additional keys on the computer's keyboard to perform specific computer-related tasks. Page 20
Mice and Keyboards Using the Keyboard Although your computer's keyboard is very similar to a typewriter's keyboard, you can use the additional keys on the computer's keyboard to perform specific computer-related tasks. Page 20
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...of clicking Start on a typical calculator. for more information. See Fn key combinations The Applications key opens a shortcut menu of the keyboard perform designated tasks. For example, in many programs, instead of the numeric keys. The operator keys provide a variety of clicking the...command from one program to produces capital letters or special symbols, such as Ctrl+S). They also function as addition and subtraction. Keyboard descriptions Key Description The numeric keypad contains the keys found on the Windows® taskbar. It is used in many programs,...
...of clicking Start on a typical calculator. for more information. See Fn key combinations The Applications key opens a shortcut menu of the keyboard perform designated tasks. For example, in many programs, instead of the numeric keys. The operator keys provide a variety of clicking the...command from one program to produces capital letters or special symbols, such as Ctrl+S). They also function as addition and subtraction. Keyboard descriptions Key Description The numeric keypad contains the keys found on the Windows® taskbar. It is used in many programs,...
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Connecting a Mouse or Keyboard Your computer is compatible with the Microsoft® Windows® operating system installed on your computer. To function properly, the device you connect must be compatible with many popular mice and keyboards. Page 24
Connecting a Mouse or Keyboard Your computer is compatible with the Microsoft® Windows® operating system installed on your computer. To function properly, the device you connect must be compatible with many popular mice and keyboards. Page 24
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... . One USB port supports one USB connection. See the instructions that accompanied your mouse or keyboard for it to your computer 1. Connecting a mouse or keyboard If you connect the mouse or keyboard when the computer is on -screen instructions to complete the installation process. See Locating Controls and... Ports. To connect a USB mouse or keyboard to recognize the device. If the New Hardware Wizard appears, follow the on , you through the software installation, some devices ...
... . One USB port supports one USB connection. See the instructions that accompanied your mouse or keyboard for it to your computer 1. Connecting a mouse or keyboard If you connect the mouse or keyboard when the computer is on -screen instructions to complete the installation process. See Locating Controls and... Ports. To connect a USB mouse or keyboard to recognize the device. If the New Hardware Wizard appears, follow the on , you through the software installation, some devices ...
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However, disconnecting the mouse or keyboard when the computer is on or off. Page 26 Disconnecting a mouse or keyboard You can disconnect a USB mouse or keyboard when the computer is in a power saving mode (Standby or Hibernate) may cause the computer to malfunction. To disconnect a mouse or keyboard Unplug the USB cable from the USB port.
However, disconnecting the mouse or keyboard when the computer is on or off. Page 26 Disconnecting a mouse or keyboard You can disconnect a USB mouse or keyboard when the computer is in a power saving mode (Standby or Hibernate) may cause the computer to malfunction. To disconnect a mouse or keyboard Unplug the USB cable from the USB port.
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Page 31 Using the Touch Pad Describing the Touch Pad A pointing device called a touch pad is located in touch pad. You can point to, select, drag, and scroll objects on the screen using the built-in front of the keyboard.
Page 31 Using the Touch Pad Describing the Touch Pad A pointing device called a touch pad is located in touch pad. You can point to, select, drag, and scroll objects on the screen using the built-in front of the keyboard.
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Using the Touch Pad Describing the Touch Pad A pointing device called a touch pad is located in touch pad. Page 32 You can point to, select, drag, and scroll objects on the screen using the built-in front of the keyboard.
Using the Touch Pad Describing the Touch Pad A pointing device called a touch pad is located in touch pad. Page 32 You can point to, select, drag, and scroll objects on the screen using the built-in front of the keyboard.
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... addresses with your computer can communicate with: Compatible devices with integrated Bluetooth functionality, such as computers, mobile telephones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), mice, and keyboards. Compatible devices with an installed Bluetooth adapter, such as computers, printers, mice, and...
... addresses with your computer can communicate with: Compatible devices with integrated Bluetooth functionality, such as computers, mobile telephones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), mice, and keyboards. Compatible devices with an installed Bluetooth adapter, such as computers, printers, mice, and...
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... the Taskbar Notification area. A window with a listing of your computer's audio feature. Select the Hardware tab, and in volume controls, which are located above the keyboard. Press the left Volume button to decrease the volume. Press the right Volume button to open a CD program, such as SonicStage® software...
... the Taskbar Notification area. A window with a listing of your computer's audio feature. Select the Hardware tab, and in volume controls, which are located above the keyboard. Press the left Volume button to decrease the volume. Press the right Volume button to open a CD program, such as SonicStage® software...
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... Sound Buttons Alternatively, you can use the Volume icon on the Windows® taskbar to cancel any Mute check boxes that are located above the keyboard. Microphone Adjust the internal or external microphone volume. PC Beep Adjust the beep sound when inserting or removing the PC Card and other devices. Wave...
... Sound Buttons Alternatively, you can use the Volume icon on the Windows® taskbar to cancel any Mute check boxes that are located above the keyboard. Microphone Adjust the internal or external microphone volume. PC Beep Adjust the beep sound when inserting or removing the PC Card and other devices. Wave...
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..., and click Device Manager. Double-click the name of the optical drive, such as DVD/CD-ROM drives1. 5. Press the Mute button located above the keyboard. To enable the audio feature 1. Double-click the listed drive name, and click the Properties tab. 6.
..., and click Device Manager. Double-click the name of the optical drive, such as DVD/CD-ROM drives1. 5. Press the Mute button located above the keyboard. To enable the audio feature 1. Double-click the listed drive name, and click the Properties tab. 6.
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... on it again to begin recording your Video Capsules with Giga Pocket Explorer. All new content is recorded into a previously recorded Video Capsule. When your keyboard. 2. Recording a Video Capsule Giga Pocket software stores recorded images as Video Capsules. The Video Capsules provide file recording information, which can be viewed through Giga...
... on it again to begin recording your Video Capsules with Giga Pocket Explorer. All new content is recorded into a previously recorded Video Capsule. When your keyboard. 2. Recording a Video Capsule Giga Pocket software stores recorded images as Video Capsules. The Video Capsules provide file recording information, which can be viewed through Giga...
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...illustrate how to cool down before you are looking at least one hour for the computer to remove the memory module located underneath the keyboard. Avoid touching any other components inside the computer. Turn off the computer and all cables, and remove the battery if it over ...the two screws on the back of the computer becomes extremely hot during operation. Position the computer so you remove the screws. 4. Lifting the Keyboard Turning the Keyboard 7. Touch a metal object (such as the connector panel on the bottom of the motherboard or other screws. See Removing a battery. 3....
...illustrate how to cool down before you are looking at least one hour for the computer to remove the memory module located underneath the keyboard. Avoid touching any other components inside the computer. Turn off the computer and all cables, and remove the battery if it over ...the two screws on the back of the computer becomes extremely hot during operation. Position the computer so you remove the screws. 4. Lifting the Keyboard Turning the Keyboard 7. Touch a metal object (such as the connector panel on the bottom of the motherboard or other screws. See Removing a battery. 3....
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... the open slot at a 45-degree angle. See To remove a memory module. When the module is correctly seated, gently flip the keyboard back over the computer, making sure the keyboard is also correctly seated. 4. Replace the fastening screws on the bottom of arrow No. 2. See Confirming Added Memory Capacity for more information...
... the open slot at a 45-degree angle. See To remove a memory module. When the module is correctly seated, gently flip the keyboard back over the computer, making sure the keyboard is also correctly seated. 4. Replace the fastening screws on the bottom of arrow No. 2. See Confirming Added Memory Capacity for more information...