RAM disk persistent 79

for power conservation 70 Restart command and 8 setting up 79–83 shutting down and 80

as startup disk 81–83 using 84

recharging the battery 42, 43, 62–65 problems with 112–113

reconditioning the battery 67–69 recycling batteries 66 reinstalling system software 111,

131–133 removing items from disk 34 removing or replacing batteries

65–66, 67

repetitive stress injuries (RSIs) 44–45 repositioning. See entries beginning with

moving

resizing the Control Strip 51 RESOURCE.FRK directories 161 Restart button 8

restarting the computer 8, 30 problems with 110–111 for temporary “crash” 111

Restart (Special menu) 8, 30 Return key, selecting items with 40 review of basics 15–18

RSIs (repetitive stress injuries) 44–45

S

safety considerations 41–43 battery leakage 66 children and 41 grounding plug 2

.SAM documents (AMI Pro) 152 Save (File menu) 22–23, 37

for saving to DOS-format disk 159 Save As (File menu) 37

for choosing a DOS format 160 saving and naming documents 22–23, 37

disk problems 121

screen display. See also monitor, external adjusting for comfort 3, 47 brightness and contrast controls 5 cleaning 43, 48

closing, for sleep mode 7 electromagnetic emissions from 48 lifting and adjusting 3 low-power messages and 61 organizing desktop 39

power conservation and 70, 71, 72 problems with 114–115

startup 4 scroll arrows 20

on Control Strip 49 scroll bar 20

scrolling through a window 34 SCSI devices 99–108

battery power and 107 connecting 99–104 defined 99

disconnecting PowerBook from 108 terminators for 102 troubleshooting 119

using PowerBook as 104–107 SCSI disk mode

battery power and 107 quitting 108

using PowerBook in 104–107 SCSI drivers, installing 100

SCSI hard disk drive, on Duo Dock/Duo Dock II 90

SCSI icon 106

SCSI ID numbers, setting 100–101 SCSI port 99

on Duo Dock/Duo Dock II 90 on Duo MiniDock 92

SCSI port icon 99

selected icons, commands and 30 selecting icons 32

selecting items, keyboard shortcuts for 40

serial port

automatic sleep and 72

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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.
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