Computer Viruses Avoiding Computer Viruses | Casio MPC-501 instruction

Computer Viruses

Avoiding Computer Viruses

A computer virus is a program. It gets installed on your system without you being aware of it, and can do anything from displaying strange messages to destroying your data and other programs. A virus can enter your system via a floppy diskette or network. Taking the following precautions are normally sufficient to protect against having a virus invade your system.

•Write protect the master copies of your programs and data files.

•Never open data files or run programs of unknown origin.

•Use a commercially available virus checker to check new programs, and periodically check your system for virus contamination.

Use the latest version of a commercially available virus checker to check your system.

An immediate virus check is recommended in the following cases.

•Check your system each time you start up your computer.

•Check any data file or program you received on a floppy diskette or other external media, over a network, from a BBS or the Internet, via e-mail, etc. before opening the file or running the program.

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Casio MPC-501 manual Computer Viruses Avoiding Computer Viruses

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MPC-501 series Fiva International Energy Star Program Power Plug and AC Adaptor Fiva MPC-501 Packing List Icon examples About the icons Handling Fiva Overloading an electric outlet creates the danger When powering Fiva with the AC adaptor. Use of anUse only a proper AC electric outlet 100V~240V Outlet with a different voltage from the rating createsPage Page Page Product Application Before Using FivaSystem Recovery Computer Viruses Avoiding Computer Viruses Cables Precaution LabelPower Requirements Turning Off Power Avoid Water and Moisture Main battery WarningAvoid Strong Vibration and Impact Transporting Fiva Protecting CD-ROMs from Dirt and Dust Backup DataFloppy Diskette and Hard Disk Data Disk Operations Formatting a Floppy Diskette Maintenance and Care Maintenance FCC Warning Not applicable to other areas Contents Using handwriting input smARTwriter Supplementary Information About This User’s Guide Before Using Fiva Chapter Page Versatile Stylus Interface FeaturesInch Svga 800 ⋅ 600 TFT LCD Highly mobile A5 size Front Back Function Key Key Name Description Keyboard Key Combinations Pulling out the Stylus Before Using Fiva for the First TimeConnecting the Neck Strap Affixing the Screen Protective Film Attaching and Removing the Battery Pack Power SupplyConnecting the AC Adaptor To set the battery pack With the battery pack attached to Fiva To remove the battery packCharging the Battery Pack With the special charger unit Battery Indicator Lamp Meaning To turn on the power Turning on Power Shutting Down the Power Choose Shut Down To shut down Windows 98 from the Start menu To enter the Standby Mode from the Start menu MS-DOS mode To enter the Hibernation Mode with the power switch Using Fiva Page To calibrate the screen Using the Stylus Drag and Drop Pen OperationsDouble-click Drag Keyboard Types Using the Keyboard Moving the Mobile Keyboard on the Screen Changing the Mobile Keyboard Size Full Qwerty key Middle Qwerty key Small Qwerty key ABC key Inputting Text with the Mobile Keyboard Ten key Training smARTwriter Using handwriting input smARTwriterHow does it work? To run Quick Trainer Using Quick TrainerAchieving Good Recognition Trainer Using the Euro Trainer SmARTwriter Modes Using smARTwriterStarting Up smARTwriter Recognized text appears at the insertion point First Steps in Writing with smARTwriter To activate the Correction Box with the Correction gesture Using GesturesActivating the Correction Box To make corrections Using the Correction BoxTo activate the Correction Box with the menu SmARTwriter Menu To teach smARTwriter a character TrainCharacter Macros and Gestures..., or Application ShortcutsPage New Macro Macros & GesturesTo teach smARTwriter a character string, macro, or gesture Shortcuts Application ShortcutsExisting Macro To teach smARTwriter an application shortcut Existing Shortcuts New Shortcut To open Library Manager LibraryLibrary Manager Library Name Libraries Button Type of ModelsLibrary Models Delete Button Creating a New Library Using the Libraries Window General Properties To change the color of the ink InkInk Width Ink Color Ink Filter Hot KeyOrientation To quit smARTwriter ConstraintsQuitting smARTwriter Working with Images Using smARTscribbleBasic Concepts About smARTscribble Starting Up smARTscribble Working with Text Editing Text To change the ink width Ink Changing the Ink colorChanging the Ink width To hide guidelines Navigating Around a DocumentGuidelines To show guidelines To preview the current SizePreviewing a Document Name Description Using Mobile CockpitSystem Management Toolbar About the Application Startup Toolbar Toolbar SwitchApplication Startup Toolbar To remove an application from the Application Toolbar Starting Up a System ToolTo launch an application from the Application Toolbar To display Bios settings Displaying Current Bios Settings To specify CD-ROM startup Changing Bios Settings Password Settings To change replicator COM port settings Making Mobile Cockpit Settings Menu Item Description Normal Mode Economy Mode Power Management Off Making Power Management SettingsTo change the Power Management Mode To make user settings HDD Changing the CPU Clock Speed Adjusting Display Brightness To adjust volume from Mobile Cockpit Adjusting Speaker Volume To adjust volume using hot keys Power Management for Specific HardwareTo adjust volume from the Taskbar Show Properties Displaying the Battery Report Putting the System Into the Standby Mode Battery Level Indicator Using Mobile Cockpit Help Entering the Hibernation Mode Checking the Power Indicator Lamp Color Using the Battery PackChecking the Current Charge Level of the Battery Pack Power Indicator Meaning Checking the Battery Indicator Lamp ColorUsing the Battery Pack Effectively Forced Hibernation Mode Using the Large-capacity Battery Pack When to Replace the Battery Pack Supplementary Information Page Use only special cables for connections Connecting a Peripheral to FivaConnecting to the Communication Port Some peripherals require changes in Fiva settings Infrared Data Communication USB Connection LAN card Using a PC CardOther SS wireless cards Loading PC Card and Expansion Memory To connect Fiva to the port replicator Using the Port Replicator To remove Fiva from the replicator 100 To write protect a floppy disk Using the Floppy Disk Drive101 To connect the floppy disk drive To connect a monitor Using an External Monitor102 Colors Size Pixels 103 Connecting a Printer Connecting a Mouse or External KeyboardConnecting a USB Device Connecting an RS-232C Peripheral 105 TroubleshootingBasic Troubleshooting Memo about your system 106System Outline Fiva Malfunction Symptom Recommended Action107 108 Power Supply 109 Display Problems 110 Software Problems 111 112 General Operation Problems 113 For users in the United States Using the Terminal Equipment MBH7MD23-8556CA114 115 116 For users in Canada 117 Main functions of the modem 118 119 Connecting to telephone line Modular cable Connecting to the Fiva120 121 Model MPC-501M62E MPC-501M63E MPC-501M63O Specifications122 123 124 Options List Fiva User’s Guide Hon-machi 1-chome