Using your touchpad and buttons

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and click the arrow key. Detailed instructions for copying files and folders to CD will appear.

Your notebook’s touchpad (1) is used to control the position of the cursor much like a mouse does. Simply touch the pad lightly with your finger and drag your finger in the direction you want the cursor to move. If you run out of room on the touchpad, move your finger back to the center of the pad and continue.

Three buttons that perform the functions of the right and left mouse buttons and scroll wheel are located at the bottom of your touchpad. Click the right (2) or left (3) button once or twice with light pressure to perform standard mouse single- or double-clicks. The rocker button (4) in the center is a multidirectional scrolling control—press the top, bottom, right or left side to scroll in the desired direction within an open window.

The vpr Matrix button at the top of the keyboard provides quick access to vprmatrix.com (if you have a working Internet connection) for updates, drivers and other useful information.

Using your built-in wireless networking (some models)

If your notebook includes built-in 802.11b wireless capabilities, you can easily connect to an existing wireless network*. If you are using a wireless access point (WAP), please refer to your WAP manufacturer’s instructions to configure and

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*Wireless networking requires a wireless access point or other compatible wireless product in order to create a network.