VAIO User Guide
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... that information will be displayed in this Sony VAIO® computer, and welcome to the online VAIO® Computer User Guide. For Sony software information, click Start and select Welcome to VAIO life. This user guide provides detailed information on your purchase of using your new VAIO computer, from keyboard functions to preinstalled software programs. In the...
... that information will be displayed in this Sony VAIO® computer, and welcome to the online VAIO® Computer User Guide. For Sony software information, click Start and select Welcome to VAIO life. This user guide provides detailed information on your purchase of using your new VAIO computer, from keyboard functions to preinstalled software programs. In the...
VAIO User Guide
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..., you work effectiveness. Placement of the computer may make you more comfortable. Let your upper arms hang naturally at your computer. When using the keyboard, touch pad, or external mouse. Keep your display that help reduce glare. Also try adjusting the brightness setting of the computer's display - Applying Ergonomics Your...
..., you work effectiveness. Placement of the computer may make you more comfortable. Let your upper arms hang naturally at your computer. When using the keyboard, touch pad, or external mouse. Keep your display that help reduce glare. Also try adjusting the brightness setting of the computer's display - Applying Ergonomics Your...
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... to the Network (Ethernet) port. 2 Battery indicator 7 Microphone jack 3 Hard disk drive indicator 8 Computer screen (LCD) 4 Memory Stick® media indicator 9 Speakers 5 Wireless switch1 10 Keyboard 1 Wireles s LA N c apabilities are available on s elec ted models only. Left 1 Network (Ethernet) port 4 Manual eject hole 2 Modem jack 5 Optical drive eject button 3 Optical drive...
... to the Network (Ethernet) port. 2 Battery indicator 7 Microphone jack 3 Hard disk drive indicator 8 Computer screen (LCD) 4 Memory Stick® media indicator 9 Speakers 5 Wireless switch1 10 Keyboard 1 Wireles s LA N c apabilities are available on s elec ted models only. Left 1 Network (Ethernet) port 4 Manual eject hole 2 Modem jack 5 Optical drive eject button 3 Optical drive...
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... the S1 or S2 drop-down menu. 4. Page 15 Locating the S1 and S2 buttons The S1 and S2 buttons are located just above the keyboard. Click to customize the S1 and S2 buttons further by clicking Advanced, if it becomes available, in the Current Settings box. Click Start, and point..., and double-click S Button. S Button 3. Locating the S1 and S2 buttons Using the S1 and S2 buttons To assign a function to All Programs and then VAIO Control Center. 2. The S Button dialog box appears.
... the S1 or S2 drop-down menu. 4. Page 15 Locating the S1 and S2 buttons The S1 and S2 buttons are located just above the keyboard. Click to customize the S1 and S2 buttons further by clicking Advanced, if it becomes available, in the Current Settings box. Click Start, and point..., and double-click S Button. S Button 3. Locating the S1 and S2 buttons Using the S1 and S2 buttons To assign a function to All Programs and then VAIO Control Center. 2. The S Button dialog box appears.
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Page 16 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 16 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.
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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 17
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 17
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... Built-in Pointing Device dialog box appears. 4. A caution message may easily be enabled again using a series of keyboard steps. The VAIO Control Center dialog box appears. 3. The VAIO Control Center dialog box appears. 4. Use the Tab and arrow keys to select the Enable option, then press the...61607; Click Start on the Windows® taskbar, point to the computer. Press P until VAIO Control Center is not connected to All Programs, and click VAIO Control Center. Click VAIO Control Center. Select the List tab, and double-click Mouse. Customizing the touch pad Customizing your...
... Built-in Pointing Device dialog box appears. 4. A caution message may easily be enabled again using a series of keyboard steps. The VAIO Control Center dialog box appears. 3. The VAIO Control Center dialog box appears. 4. Use the Tab and arrow keys to select the Enable option, then press the...61607; Click Start on the Windows® taskbar, point to the computer. Press P until VAIO Control Center is not connected to All Programs, and click VAIO Control Center. Click VAIO Control Center. Select the List tab, and double-click Mouse. Customizing the touch pad Customizing your...
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Page 43 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 43 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.
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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 44
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 44
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... pressed. Operator keys Page 45 Arrow keys The Left, Right, Up, and Down arrow keys move the pointer on the front beveled edge of the keyboard are used to cancel commands. Correction keys Function keys The Insert, Back Space, and Delete keys enable you do so, the Num Lock indicator light...
... pressed. Operator keys Page 45 Arrow keys The Left, Right, Up, and Down arrow keys move the pointer on the front beveled edge of the keyboard are used to cancel commands. Correction keys Function keys The Insert, Back Space, and Delete keys enable you do so, the Num Lock indicator light...
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Page 49 For information about your computer. Connecting a USB Mouse and Keyboard Your computer is compatible with the Microsoft® Windows® operating system installed on your computer's built-in keyboard and key functions, see Key descriptions. To function properly, the device you connect must be compatible with many popular mice and keyboards.
Page 49 For information about your computer. Connecting a USB Mouse and Keyboard Your computer is compatible with the Microsoft® Windows® operating system installed on your computer's built-in keyboard and key functions, see Key descriptions. To function properly, the device you connect must be compatible with many popular mice and keyboards.
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...I do if the computer doesn't recognize the mouse? To connect a USB mouse or keyboard to your mouse or keyboard for more information. One USB port supports one USB connection. 2. Connecting a USB mouse or keyboard Your computer can be on -screen instructions to complete the installation process. Plug the USB...the USB port . If the New Hardware Wizard appears, follow the on or off when connecting a universal serial bus (USB) mouse or keyboard. See Locating Controls and Ports. Although the New Hardware Wizard guides you may need to restart the computer for more information Connecting a USB ...
...I do if the computer doesn't recognize the mouse? To connect a USB mouse or keyboard to your mouse or keyboard for more information. One USB port supports one USB connection. 2. Connecting a USB mouse or keyboard Your computer can be on -screen instructions to complete the installation process. Plug the USB...the USB port . If the New Hardware Wizard appears, follow the on or off when connecting a universal serial bus (USB) mouse or keyboard. See Locating Controls and Ports. Although the New Hardware Wizard guides you may need to restart the computer for more information Connecting a USB ...
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To disconnect a USB mouse or keyboard Unplug the USB cable from the USB port. Page 51 Disconnecting the mouse or keyboard when the computer is on or off. Disconnecting a USB 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 USB mouse or keyboard Unplug the USB cable from the USB port. Page 51 Disconnecting the mouse or keyboard when the computer is on or off. Disconnecting a USB 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.