close box 20

on Control Strip 49, 50 for starting over 30

closing the Control Strip 50 closing a document 36 clues on screen 29 commands

choosing from pull-down menus 40 dimmed 40

selections required for 30 connectors, attaching to ports 42 contrast controls 5

control panels, Control Strip vs. 50 Control Panels (Apple menu)

AutoRemounter options 78

Battery Conservation options 71–76 for external modem setup 95

for hiding Control Strip 51 Mouse control panel 85

for PC Exchange assignments 155 processor cycling options 74–75 processor speed feature 75

for RAM disk setup 79–80, 81–82 for setup as SCSI disk 105

Control Strip 11, 49–58 AppleTalk Switch module 57–58 Battery Monitor module 52–54 closing 50

control panels vs. 50

File Sharing module 49, 56 HD Spin Down module 49, 55 hiding 51

moving 52 opening 50

Power Settings module 49, 54 rearranging modules in 52 resizing 51

Sleep Now module 49, 55 Sound Volume module 49, 57 using 52–58

Video Mirroring module 49, 58 copying disk contents 38

problems with 121

copying icons 33 correcting errors in typing 22

Undo command for 126 creating a new document 21–24 cumulative trauma disorders (CTDs)

44–45

cursor. See pointer

custom installation dialog box, for system software 134

customizing 77–86 AutoRemounter options 78 Battery Conservation settings 73–76 Control Strip 52

for delayed printing 86 improving pointer display 85 RAM disk 79–84

system software 133–134

D

Delete key, for typing errors 22 Delete Pairs (Edit menu), in File Assistant 140

deleting disk contents 39, 121. See also Trash

desktop 19

hiding Control Strip on 51 organizing 39

desktop Macintosh, synchronizing PowerBook files with 135–144

dialog boxes, selecting items in 40 dimmed commands 40 directories, viewing on DOS

computer 161

directory dialog boxes, keyboard shortcuts 40

Disk First Aid, for system software installation 129 reinstallation 131

Disk First Aid icon 129

disks, opening higher-level 35. See also

floppy disks; hard disk

Index 165

Page 171 Page 173
Page 172
Image 172
Apple 280C manual Index
Page 171 Page 173

280C, 280 specifications

The Apple 280 and 280C are notable models in Apple's lineup that showcase the company's commitment to innovation and design. Launched as successors to earlier models, these computers were designed to cater to both professional and casual users, with features tailored for productivity, creativity, and seamless user experience.

One of the standout characteristics of the Apple 280 is its sleek and elegant design, which combines aesthetics with functionality. The lightweight chassis makes it easy to transport, appealing to users who are on the go. The display technology utilized in the Apple 280 models set a precedent for visual clarity and vibrancy, allowing users to experience richer colors and sharper images. The 280C model further enhanced this experience with a higher resolution, leading to more precise visuals that are perfect for graphic design and multimedia applications.

Under the hood, the Apple 280 and 280C are powered by robust processors that provide ample performance for demanding tasks. Multitasking is made smooth with sufficient RAM, enabling users to run multiple applications without sacrificing speed or efficiency. This level of performance is particularly advantageous for professionals in fields such as video editing, software development, and data analysis.

In terms of connectivity, the Apple 280 series is equipped with a range of ports that ensure compatibility with various peripherals, whether for personal use or professional setups. The inclusion of USB and Thunderbolt ports allows users to connect high-speed devices seamlessly, enhancing the overall productivity of the system.

Another hallmark of the Apple 280 series is the integration of advanced technologies that enhance user interaction. Features such as high-fidelity sound systems and responsive trackpads provide immersive experiences, whether users are listening to music, engaging in video calls, or navigating through applications.

Security also played a significant role in the design of the Apple 280 and 280C. These models incorporate the latest encryption technologies and secure boot processes, ensuring that user data remains protected against unauthorized access.

Overall, the Apple 280 and 280C stand as a testament to Apple's dedication to innovation, merging cutting-edge technology with user-friendly features to create devices that cater to a wide range of users. With a blend of powerful performance, elegant design, and advanced capabilities, these models have left a lasting impact on the computing landscape and continue to be relevant choices for many today.
Top Page Image Contents