N

“native” application programs 70 network

backing up files on 69 problems printing on 97, 101 troubleshooting 101–103

Network icon 101

Network menu (AppleLink), Set Up Connection command 49

O

office arrangement. See arranging your work area

online help 67 opening an icon 18 opening the display 4–5Option key 136

for special characters 137, 138

P

parameter RAM (PRAM)

file sharing problems and 103 printer problems and 96, 97 resetting 81, 107

password protection 40

SCSI connection problems and 57 Password Security control panel, SCSI

disk mode and 57, 98

PC Card eject buttons 2 PC Card icon 43

ejecting PC Card with 43 PC Card modem 46–49

inserting 46

using AppleLink with 49

using Apple Remote Access with 48 using eWorld with 47

PC Card modem icon 46 PC Card slots 2, 41

PC Cards (PCMCIA cards) 41–49compatibility concerns 41 described 41

ejecting 43–45inserting 41–43types of 41

PC Card storage module 2 switching with floppy disk drive

module 37

plug adapters 132

plugging in the computer 3–4pointer. See arrow pointer ports

Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) 2, 51 power adapter 2, 4, 51, 74 printer/external modem 2, 51 SCSI (HDI-30) 2, 51

sound input/sound output 2, 51, 63 video 2, 51, 61

positioning the display 5, 125 power. See battery; power adapter power adapter 71, 128

international travel and 132 plugging in 3–4recharging battery with 3, 74 startup problems and 80, 84

power adapter plug 4

power adapter port 2, 4, 51, 74 PowerBook computer. See Macintosh

PowerBook computer PowerBook Setup icon 56 PowerBook Video Adapter Cable 54, 59 power conservation, sleep feature for

20, 22

power consumption, battery work time 71, 76

power cord 4 Power key 2, 136

restarting computer with 22 troubleshooting 8

turning computer off with 19 turning computer on with 6

power management 71–76Control Strip for 18

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