HP 311c-1070EF manual Creating instant messages with Chat, Disabling and enabling HP QuickWeb

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Chapter 2: Using HP QuickWeb (select models only)

Creating instant messages with Chat

Chat is an instant messaging program that is compatible with Google Talk, Yahoo! Messenger, and other providers.

To start an instant messaging session:

1.Click the Chat icon on the LaunchBar. The buddy list window and a configuration tool are displayed.

2.In the buddy list window, click Help to get information on configuring Chat for your instant messaging protocol and setting up your account. You can also configure Chat to work with an existing instant messaging account.

Making Internet phone calls with Skype (select models only)

Skype is a voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) that lets you communicate free of charge with other Skype users. You can also make long-distance phone calls to land lines at lower costs than many long-distance carriers charge.

To start Skype:

1.Click the Skype icon on the LaunchBar. A Sign in to Skype window is displayed.

2.Click the Create a new Skype Account tab.

3.Before you proceed, read the information provided by the links at the bottom of the Create Account window, to be sure that you understand the terms and possible charges you can incur from using Skype.

✎For more information on using Skype, refer to the software Help.

Disabling and enabling HP QuickWeb

To disable or reenable QuickWeb from within the Windows operating system:

1.Click Start, click All Programs, and then click HP QuickWeb. The HP QuickWeb Installer folder displays. Click HP QuickWeb Configuration Tool.

2.Select the Enable QuickWeb check box.

3.Click OK.

✎The HP QuickWeb Configuration Tool can also be accessed by clicking Start, clicking Control Panel, and then clicking Switch to Classic View.

 

 

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Contents Contents Appendix a Routine care Getting to know your computer What’s next?Protecting your computer from viruses Connecting to the InternetLocating the electronic manuals Finding more information Book Page 4 Sunday, September 20, 2009 1132 AM Using HP QuickWeb Select models only Setting up HP QuickWeb for the first time Identifying the QuickWeb control buttons Starting Microsoft WindowsIdentifying the LaunchBar icons Following table shows and describes the notification icons Identifying the notification iconsGreen charged Yellow low Red critical low Using the Settings panelPlaying music Configuring the networkBrowsing photos Making Internet phone calls with Skype select models only Creating instant messages with ChatDisabling and enabling HP QuickWeb Book Page 12 Sunday, September 20, 2009 1132 AM Choosing the type of Internet access Connecting to the InternetUsing the Windows New Connection Wizard Choosing an ISPUsing HP Wireless Assistant software select models only Using HP Connection Manager software select models onlyConnecting to an existing wireless network Purchase high-speed Internet service Setting up a new wireless networkConfigure the computer to connect to the wireless network Purchase and install a wireless routerConnecting to a wired network Book Page 18 Sunday, September 20, 2009 1132 AM Identifying the Windows desktop shortcuts Using softwareInstalling software from the Internet Updating the software installed on the computerInstalling software from a CD or DVD select models only Identifying the software on the computerCreating burning a CD or DVD select models only Book Page 22 Sunday, September 20, 2009 1132 AM Keeping your computer safe Using Windows Security CenterProtecting the computer from viruses Protecting your system filesUsing the computer safely Protecting the computer from power surgesBacking up your information Backup and recoveryCreating a copy of the hard drive Using the Disaster Recovery utility Performing a recoveryDownloading and extracting the Disaster Recovery utility Using the Instant Restore utilityBook Page 28 Sunday, September 20, 2009 1132 AM Cleaning the TouchPad and keyboard Cleaning the displayAppendix a Routine care Traveling and shippingAppendix a Routine care Troubleshooting resources Appendix B Problem meets solutionQuick troubleshooting Computer is unable to start upComputer is on but is not responding Software is functioning abnormallyComputer is unusually warm An external device is not workingPrinter driver installation fails Wireless network connection is not workingClick OK, and then click OK again Input power Appendix C SpecificationsOperating environment Book Page 36 Sunday, September 20, 2009 1132 AM Index Index
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311c-1140EI, 311c-1070EF specifications

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