Using the Software
When ejecting the disc while | is displayed on the taskbar |
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and select [Eject]. Only eject discs as described above.
•If you cannot eject the disc even after attempting the operation described above, shut down Windows and after the power is off, insert a pointed object (e.g., the
the tray.
To disable B’s CLiP when it is not used
•Make the settings following the steps below.
1 Log on to Windows with the administrator authority.
2 Windows XP
E | Select [start] - [All Programs] - [B.H.A] - [B’s CLiP] - [B’s Config]. |
| Windows 2000 |
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| Select [Start] - [Programs] - [B.H.A] - [B’s CLiP] - [B’s Config]. |
3Add a check mark for [Disable B’s CLiP] at [System Configuration], and select [OK].
4When a message appears asking if you want to restart your computer, select [Yes]. To start using B’s CLiP again, remove the check mark from [Disable B’s CLiP] using
step 3 described above, and select [OK]. Background formatting to B’s CLiP +RW media (discs)
•Formatting of +RW media (discs) using B’s CLiP appears to finish in a very short time, but in fact a “background formatting” is operating to automatically format the 
lights.
•Even during background formatting, it is possible to read and write to media.
•Only during background formatting, it is possible to remove the media even while
the multimedia pocket device status indicator 
is lit.
on the taskbar, select [Eject], and remove the media.
•Do not remove the media immediately after reading or writing, even after the Win- dows “Copying” message has disappeared.
•If the formatting of the removed media has not been completed, the background formatting will restart when the media is returned to the drive. Background format- ting will continue until the formatting is complete.
•When carrying the computer during background formatting: 
on the taskbar, select [Eject], and remove the media.
If “B’s Recorder” or “B’s CLiP” has been deleted, reinstall it. (
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