O
online resources, accessing, 1-1 operating system
reinstalling, 12-4 overhead projector, 3-7, 3-8
P
panel contrast
adjusting, with hotkeys, 3-9 Parallel connector, 2-6 parallel port, 15-5 passwords
changing power-on password, 13-4 changing setup password, 13-8 deleting power-on password, 13-5 deleting setup password, 13-9 entering power-on password, 13-3 entering setup password, 13-8 establishing power-on password, 13-3 establishing setup password, 13-7
if you forget your power-on password, 13-5
using power-on password, 13-3 PC Card
turning off power to, in Windows 98, 5-15
PC Card slots, 2-4 PC Cards
changing settings, 9-4 device drivers, 9-4 inserting PC Card, 9-1 managing power, 9-4
problems with. See troubleshooting removing PC Card, 9-3
stopping PC Card, 9-5 types, 9-1
zoomed video, 9-5 PCMCIA software, 16-19 pointing device
preferences, 3-6 problems, 16-27
Pointing Stick, 2-2, 3-1, 3-4 port replicator, 8-6 Power connector, 2-6
power conservation checklist, 5-16
conserving power in Windows 95, 5-12, 5-16, 5-17
conserving power in Windows 98, 5-12, 5-15, 5-16, 5-17
conserving power in Windows NT 4.0, 5-12, 5-16, 5-18
power cord connecting, 12-6 illustrated, 1-3
three-to-2 prong plug adapter, 1-3 power management
and PC Cards, 9-4 power meter (Windows 98)
preserving accuracy of, 5-8 power preferences, setting
in Windows 95, 5-12, 5-13
in Windows 98, 5-12, 5-15
in Windows NT 4.0, 5-12 power problems, 16-22 power source
selecting, 5-1 Power switch, 2-1
exiting Suspend (Standby), 5-4 restoring from Hibernation, 5-4 turning on computer, 5-3
power/suspend light blinking, 5-3, 5-5 on, 5-4
power-on password, 13-3 Power-On Self-Test (POST), 16-2,
16-12 preinstalled software, 12-2
primary battery pack. See also Battery bay
included with computer, 1-3 inserting into battery bay, 4-4 location number of, 5-10, 5-11
printer
connecting parallel, 8-3 connecting serial, 8-3 problems, 16-23
processor speed
managed by operating system in Windows 98, 5-15
setting, in Windows 95, 5-13 product identification number (PIN),
A-1
