Samsung NQ25PRT000/SEG, NQ20RH3G98/SEK, NQ25TP06M6/SUK, NQ25PRT001/SEG manual Using the Touchpad

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Using the Touchpad

In Windows, you always see a small graphical image on the screen that indicates the location where you can take the next action. This image is called a pointer, and is usually displayed in arrow shape () or ‘I’ shape ().

Touchpad

Touchpad Buttons

The touchpad on your computer allows you to move the pointer on the LCD screen, just like a mouse that is used with a desktop computer. The touchpad buttons allow you to take actions with the pointer, such as selecting an item or executing a command.

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Contents Macrovision Statement Important Safety Information Safety InstructionsSetting Up your System Battery Disposal Replacement Parts and AccessoriesCare During Use General Requirements Laser SafetyPower Cord Requirements Laser Safety NoteRegulatory Compliance Statements Wireless GuidancePage United States of America Unintentional Emitter per FCC PartIntentional emitter per FCC Part FCC Part FCC Statement for Wireless LAN useRegulatory Compliance Statements Canada Unintentional Emitter per ICES-003Intentional Emitter per RSS Regulatory Compliance Statements European Directives European UnionRegulatory Compliance Statements Keyboard Conventions Using Your DocumentationManual Documentation Conventions Information IconsWindows Conventions Software User DocumentationCD-ROM Device Naming Convention Touchpad ConventionsGetting Started Introducing Your ComputerFront View Right View Left ViewBack View Bottom View Top View Introducing the Docking Station OptionalSpeaker Docking station only supports USB Using Q10’s docking stationClick Turn Off Computer Turning the Computer On and OffTo turn on the computer To turn off the computerPage Using the Keyboard Using the Numeric Keypad F2/Sys Rq Using Special Function KeysUsing the Touchpad Action Function Process Scroll What is Bluetooth? Using Wireless LAN/Bluetooth KeyHot Keys Changing the Hot Key Setting Status indicators show the status of computer functions Reading the Status IndicatorsMaintenance Instructions Adjusting LCD BrightnessIf the power source is changed To save the battery chargeAdjusting the Volume To adjust using keyboardTo adjust using volume adjustment program Understanding the Desktop Introducing WindowsMy Computer Understanding the Start MenuClick Start My Computer Understanding a WindowHelp and Support Center Windows XP TourClick Start Help and Support Using the Computer Using the Docking Station OptionalTo dock your computer To undock your computer with the power off To undock your computer with the power onTo undock your computer Using the Floppy Disk Drive To insert a floppy diskTo eject a floppy disk Using the CD Drive To insert a CDTo eject a CD To play a DVD To clean a CD or DVD titleTo use the Windows Media Player Emergency Eject HoleWindows Media Player tour To play a video CDTo write data on a CD Option For more information on creating an audio CD For more information on writing CDsEnjoying Home Theater S/PDIF Port What is a home theater system?Connect 5.1 channel speaker system to your computer Configure digital sound output on the computerEnable S/PDIF output on the DVD program To remove a Pcmcia card Using the Pcmcia Card SlotBefore using the Pcmcia slot, remove the slot protector To insert a Pcmcia cardUsing Memory Card Slot Restriction in Using Memory StickTo insert and use a memory card To remove a memory card To protect the data in the memory card To format a memory cardConnecting to the Internet Connecting with a ModemBefore Start Click Start Control Panel Connecting Through a Wired LANTo use Dhcp To use a static IPTo use both Dhcp and static IP simultaneously What is an Access Point AP? Connecting Through a Wireless LAN OptionAccess Point To turn off the Wireless LANConnecting to an Access Point AP Checking the connection status Connecting to computer-to-computer networks peer-to-peer orSetting up a computer-to-computer network Click Advanced On the Wireless Network tab, click AdvancedWireless Networks tab, click Add Page Connecting to the configured computer Checking the connection status To disable the Intel Configuration Service window afterward Using Wireless Networks in Other Operating SystemsInstalling the wireless LAN configuration program PROSet Using the wireless LAN configuration program PROSetSecurity Settings To connect to an Access PointTo create a computer-to-computer Ad Hoc network What is a network name SSID?Page Sharing files or folders Using Network ServicesConfiguring Sharing Using Shared Files or Folders Sharing PrintersIf your computer is a member of another workgroup Configuring Printer Sharing Adding and Using a Shared PrinterClick Add a printer Connecting to the Internet Sharing an Internet Connection Configuring Internet SharingChecking the Shared Internet Connection Another computer icon Infrared Communication OptionalTo establish infrared connection To transmit data through infrared communicationIf you cannot use infrared communication 1. Check Bios setup Using System Setup Bios CautionCustomizing Your Computer Menu Function Starting System SetupChanging Booting Priority Activating the Booting Password Configuring the PasswordSetting the Supervisor Password Setting the User PasswordDeactivating the Password Activating the Hard Disk Drive PasswordWhen you have completed configuration, click Apply Configuring Resolution and Color DepthUsing External Display Devices To switch display devices using shortcut key To change the screen resolution and color qualityTo change display devices easily Standby vs. Hibernation Using Power Management OptionsBasic Power Management Schemes System ManagementHibernate Mode Power Management or Manual Method If You Reinstall Windows Frequent InterruptionsRest Key Advanced Power Management Schemes Using the Battery Charging the BatteryFollow these rules for charging your battery Page To remove the battery from the computer Removing the BatteryTo monitor in control panel Monitoring the Battery ChargeTo monitor on the battery Using the batteryBattery Calibration Battery WarningCalibration Notes Replacing the CD Drive in the Docking Station Upgrading Memory Module To remove a memory module Using the Security Lock Port Using Options Tips for Using Your Computer If you are travelling by air, follow these tips Travelling with Your ComputerHandling Spills Air TravelStoring the Computer for Long Periods Troubleshooting Q2 The system freezes during program operation Questions and AnswersWindows Related Q1 The system does not shutdown properlyDisplay Related Q1 The LCD screen is blankQ4 The screen blinks or displays noise for a short time Q11 Fn+F5 / CRT/LCD keys do not operate Q7 I pressed Fn+F5 / CRT/LCD keys, then the screen blinksTroubleshooting Q2 I cannot make a call using an extension line Modem RelatedQ1 I cannot hear the modem sound Using an AT command Configuring the Modem through the Control PanelQ3 How do I use my modem when dialing from overseas? Page Q1 Wake On LAN function Wired LAN RelatedWireless LAN Related Q3 I cannot share an Internet connection Q4 I cannot connect to the AP wireless networkPage Troubleshooting Games and Programs Related Q6 The running speed of a game is too slow or fast Reinstalling Software Installing driversRunning the system software CD Installing programs Reinstalling Windows Reinstalling Windows XPWhat is Format? What is partition configuration?If You Cannot Run Windows Press any key to boot from CDSystem Specification SpecificationsSpecification Comment CD Drive Docking Station Specifications OptionalWireless LAN Specification Product SpecificationRadio Specifications Regulatory Notice for Channel Use in France Abbreviations Pcmcia Glossary COM port DMA direct memory accessCardBus Cmos memoryLCD liquid-crystal display Hard driveAddress IRQ interrupt request linePC slot RAM random access memoryResolution PC CardTFT thin film transistor LCD Shadow RAMUsing Windows Registering WindowsLocations of Programs folder and Control Panel To Playback Audio or Video CD Introducing Windows

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