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Installing a Macintosh PowerBook RAM Expansion Card
Contents
Main
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Becoming familiar with your Macintosh PowerBook
Hardware at a glance
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Software for mobility and efficiency
Control Strip for quick changes
Learning materials and other information about the computer
When you have questions about the computer
In the Guide menu
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In electronic manuals
In Read Me documents
In software samplers and tours
In this book
Users ManualUsers Manual
Preparing to set up the computer
Plugging in the computer
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Removing the battery label
Tur n ing t h e computer on
Problems turning the computer on?
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Whats next?
Learning the basics
Tips for using the trackpad
Reviewing the basics
Menus
Icons
Windows
Control Strip
Tur n ing t h e computer off
Tur n in g t h e computer off with the Power key
Tur n in g t h e co m p ut e r off with the Shut Down command
Putting the computer to sleep
Other ways of putting your computer to sleep
Automatic sleep
Restarting a computer thats already on
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Getting answers to your questions
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Getting answers with the Topics button
Getting answers with the Index button
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Getting answers with the Look For button
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Tips for using Mac OS Guide
Identifying whats o n yo ur co mputer s creen
Learning useful shortcuts
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Using expansio n bay modules
Removing an expansion bay module
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Inserting an expansion bay module
Using a CD in the CD-ROM drive
Inserting a disc
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Ejecting a disc
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Locking an expansion bay module
Using PC Cards (PCMCIA cards)
Inserting a PC Card
Ejecting a PC Card
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Setting the computer not to eject storage PC Cards at startup
Using a zo om video PC Card
Using a PC Card modem
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Connecting Additional Equipment
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Connecting a printer
Connecting an external modem
Connecting SCSI devices
Using your Macintosh PowerBook as a hard disk
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Using an ext ernal monitor
Connecting an external monitor
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Tro u ble w i th the external monitor?
Disconnecting an external monitor
Connecting sound input and output devices
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Connecting a mouse, keyboard, or other ADB device
Connecting other devices
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Adding me mory to your computer
Using infrared file transfer
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Learning what your PowerBook can do
Getting help for application programs
Installing application programs
Work ing wit h several programs at a time
Finding out which programs are op en
Switching programs
Hiding and showing windows on the desktop
Backing up your files and restoring preinstalled software
Backing up and restoring system software and preinstalled programs
Using native app lication programs
Special memory requirements
Shared libraries
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Power sources
Monitoring the battery charge
Responding to low-power messages
Using the battery icon
Using the batter y level i n dicator lights (on a lithium ion battery only)
Recharging the battery
Removing or replacing the battery
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Maximizing work time
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When you have questions
When you run into trouble
Problems starting up the computer
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Problems working with programs
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Other problems while working
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Problems with hardware
RAM or cac h e diagnostic error
Floppy disk drive
Hard disk drive
Trackpad
Keyboar d
PowerBo ok displ ay
External monitors
Printers
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SCSI equipm ent and SCSI disk mode
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Problems with equipment conne cted to your co mp uter
Problems with networks and file sharing
Solutions to c ommon problems
Solutions to ot h er problems
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Problems with Apple R emote Access
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Checking your system software extensions
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Tes tin g y o u r hard disk
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Reinstalling system soft ware
When should yo u install system software?
What if you havent made a set of system software disks?
Doing a normal installation
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Doing a clean installation
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Doing a custom installation
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Health-related information about computer use
Appendix A Health, Safety, and Maintenance Tips
Musculoskeletal discomfort
Eye fatigue
Arranging your work area and equipment
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Avoi din g f a t ig u e
What about e lectromagnetic emissions?
Important care and safety instructions
Warnin g
Caution
Important
Caring for batteries
Handling floppy disks
Trav eli n g w i t h the Macintosh PowerBook
Airplanes and airports
Handling your Macintosh PowerBook
International repair and ser vice
Storing the Macintosh PowerBook
Service and support
Appendix B Using Your Keyboard
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Typ in g sp e c ial characters and symbols
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Special key combinations
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Appendix C Installing a Macintosh PowerBook RAM Expansion Card
Getting ready
Installing th e card
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Making sure the card is properly installed
Appendix D Making Modem and Ethernet Connections to an Internal Expansion Card
Connecting an Ethernet cable to the expansion slot car d
Connecting a telephone line to the expansion slot card
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Using Ethernet and a modem at the same time
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Making software disks
Why make software disks?
Appendix E Making Backup Floppy Disks
What is a disk image?
What you need
Making a set of disks
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Making individual disks
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Index
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The Apple Publishing System
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Contents
Preface Welcome to PowerPC ix Part I 1Getting Started 3
2Getting Help 29
3Using Expansion Bay M odules and P C Cards 41
4Connecting Additional Equipment 59
5Installing and Using Application Programs 77
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Communications regulation information
FCC statement
Radio and television interference
Industry Canada statement
VCCI Class 2 statement
Laser information
Welc ome to PowerPC
