Motion Computing M1400 manual Stopping Your Tablet PC

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Chapter 4 Using Your Motion Tablet PC

When you start the Tablet PC, the Windows XP Tablet PC Tutorials screen appears. If you do not want this to continue to appear, check “Do not show me this again.” We recommend that you run the tutorials, which take just a few minutes. It you do not want to run the Microsoft Tutorials now, you can always return to them by tapping Start>Using Your Motion Tablet PC.

Stopping Your Tablet PC

The recommended way to shut down your Tablet PC is by selecting Start and then Shut Down.

IMPORTANT: You can force a shutdown by pressing and holding the Power switch for about 5 seconds. A forced shutdown should only be used when the system is completely unresponsive to software commands. If you have any applications open or any unsaved work, you will lose it. Windows will not prompt you to save your work if you force a shutdown.

OPENING THE In the following sections, you will be instructed to open the Motion

MOTIONDashboard. To do this, press Hot Key #1 (see Table 2-2 in Chapter

DASHBOARD 2 of this User Guide) on the Tablet PC front panel.

You can also access Dashboard by first selecting Start>All Programs>Motion Resources>Dashboard.

The Motion Dashboard offers many Tablet PC functions in a convenient location.

CONSERVING

POWER WITH

STAND BY

OR HIBERNATE

MODES

Low-power Stand by or Hibernate modes can conserve Tablet PC power. Each preserves your Tablet PC settings so you can resume work where you left off.

Stand by — Greatly reduces Tablet PC power consumption and restarts within a few seconds; the Tablet PC runs on battery if not connected to AC power. Choose Stand by when you plan to return to work within a short time (a few minutes to a few hours) and want to conserve power.

Hibernate — Completely shuts down the Tablet PC to conserve power. It takes slightly longer to restart from Hibernate than from Stand by mode. Choose Hibernate when you plan to stop work for longer periods of time, such as overnight. This setting saves the status of the Tablet PC system to the hard disk drive.

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Contents M1400 Tablet PC Copyright Information About This User Guide Motion Computing M1400 Tablet PC User Guide Table of Contents Motion Tablet PC Software Creating a Screen-Resolution Scheme for an External Monitor Chapter Getting Started with Your Motion Tablet PC Motion Computing M1400 Tablet PC User Guide Motion Accessories Calibrate the Pen Practice Using the PenTake the Tutorials Play InkballMotion Resources Page and Online User Guide Did You Know Section Microsoft Help and Resources CenterTake a Tour of Windows XP Open the Motion DashboardMotion Computing M1400 Tablet PC User Guide Standard Display Chapter Motion Tablet PC HardwareKey Components View AnywhereTM DisplayComponents on the Tablet PC Tablet PC LEDs, Buttons, Connectors, and Other Components For convenient storage Security Modem and LAN Connectors 1 RJ-45 LEDs 2 RJ-11Tablet PC Front Panel LEDs Battery Status LEDsBattery Status Action Battery Status GaugeWireless Their own approval labels Motion FlexDock Motion Desktop StandMotion Hardtop Keyboard Motion Multi-Unit Battery ChargerMotion Mobile Keyboard with Touch Pad Memory Upgrade Modules Wireless Mobile KeyboardMotion Hardtop Cover, Portfolios, and Cases Motion Optical Disc DrivesChapter Motion Tablet PC Software Motion Operating System Recovery CDs Description and Use Motion Utilities and Drivers CD Reinstalling the VirtualDrive Application OptionalPress Hot Key #1 Motion DashboardTablet PC Input Panel TIP Varying light settings using the ALSSpeech and Voice Recognition Optional Connections, Equipment, and Information Required InformationWindows Initialization Procedure Starting Your Tablet PC Microsoft Office Activation OptionalStopping Your Tablet PC Launching Stand by or Hibernate Modes from the Start Button Launching Stand by Mode from the Motion DashboardRestarting from Stand by or Hibernate Modes Hints for Writing with the Pen Calibrating the Pen to Increase Its AccuracyEnding Accidental Right-Clicks Pen Gestures Adjusting Menu Locations for Left-Handed UseMaking Best USE Tablet PC Input Panel Hints for Working with Sending as Ink Handwriting and Drawings from the Input Panel Input Panel Text Preview WindowMotion Computing M1400 Tablet PC User Guide Changing Screen Orientation Motion Computing M1400 Tablet PC User Guide Sensor ALS Reading Battery Power from the Battery Gauge Reading Battery Power from the Tablet PC DisplayReading Battery Power from Motion Dashboard Reading Battery Power from the Power MeterInformation Setting Up Max Battery Mode for Additional Power SavingsBattery in the Tablet PC while you are working 1GB Installing Optical Disk Drives Software Setting Up a Mirrored Desktop Connecting the External Monitor/Data Projector and Tablet PCSetting Up an Extended Desktop Motion Computing M1400 Tablet PC User Guide CD is required Installing the Bluetooth SoftwareSet Up a Device Bluetooth Mouse Motion Computing M1400 Tablet PC User Guide Pairing a Device Bluetooth Keyboard Narrow Focus Focusing and Training the MicrophonesWide Focus Motion Computing M1400 Tablet PC User Guide About Omnipass Password Management System Enrolling with OmniPass Capturing Your Fingerprint Motion Computing M1400 Tablet PC User Guide Checking Logon Status Setting the Bios Passwords Setting the Windows Operating System PasswordBios System Passwords Hard Disk Drive HDD Password Clearing Tablet PC Security Caring for the Display Screen General CareReplacing the Pen Tips Caring for the Motion Digitizer PenOrdering New Pens Traveling by Air FAA Wireless Air Travel RequirementOther Travel Hints Appendix a Troubleshooting and Support Battery PEN INTERFACE/PORTS Operating System FAQ S How do I adjust the Tablet for left-handed use? RMA Process Warranty Service Appendix B Motion Tablet PC Specifications IC CS03 Appendix C Wireless Mini-PCI Installation Motion Computing M1400 Tablet PC User Guide ALS LEDs Power switch 11 Motion Computing M1400 Tablet PC User Guide
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