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3Click Tools, Cover Pages, then click New. The Fax Cover Page Editor opens.

•If you want to include fields that are imported from the Send Fax Wizard or the Fax Configuration Wizard (such as To or From), add them to the page by using the Insert menu, then move them to the appropriate place on your template. You can also use the Insert menu to include information that is automatically calculated (such as number of pages or date and time sent).

•If you want to include text that always appears on your cover page (such as a letterhead or address), draw a box using the text box tool, type your text inside of it, then move the box to the appropriate place on your template.

•If you want to include a logo that appears on your cover page, copy it to the Windows clipboard, then paste it into the Cover Page Editor and move it to the appropriate place on your template.

4To save your cover page template, click File, then click Save. The Save As dialog box opens with your personal cover pages folder already in the Save in list.

5Type the new cover page template name, then click Save.

Faxing a scanned document or from programs

To fax a scanned document or to fax directly from programs:

1Scan the document using the program for your scanner, or open your document in the program it was created in.

2Click File, then click Print. The Print dialog box opens.

3Click the arrow button to open the Name list, then click the Fax printer.

4Click Print. The Send Fax Wizard opens.

5Complete the wizard by following the instructions in “Sending a fax” on page 23, or “Faxing a scanned document or from programs” on page 27.

Canceling a fax

You can cancel a fax that you have set up to send at a time in the future.

To cancel a fax that has not been sent:

1Click (Start), All Programs, then click Windows Fax and Scan. Windows Fax and Scan opens.

2If Windows Fax and Scan is in Scan view, click Fax in the lower left corner of the window.

3Click Outbox, then right-click the fax you want to cancel.

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Page Page Contents Page Page Page Getting Help •Using the eMachines Web site •Using Help and Support •Using online help Thank you for purchasing our computer Using the eMachines Web site Using Help and Support Contacting eMachines Getting help for Windows Media Center Using online help Page Using Windows •Using the Windows desktop •Working with files and folders •Searching for files •Working with documents Using the Windows desktop Desktop elements Description Using the Start menu Adding icons to the desktop Identifying window items Window item Working with files and folders Viewing drives Creating folders Copying and moving files and folders Deleting files and folders Searching for files Using the Windows Search Using advanced search options Browsing for files and folders Working with documents Creating a new document Saving a document Opening a document Printing a document Shortcuts To Do this Page Using the Internet and Faxing •Learning about the Internet •Setting up an Internet account •Using the World Wide Web •Using e-mail Learning about the Internet Setting up an Internet account Accessing your Internet account Using the World Wide Web Connecting to a Web site Downloading files Using e-mail Sending e-mail Checking your e-mail Using Windows Fax and Scan Sending a fax New Fax Next Unblock Cover Page Dialing Rule New Rule Setting up your cover page template Faxing a scanned document or from programs Canceling a fax Receiving and viewing a fax Playing and Creating Media Files •Playing music and movies •Creating audio files and music libraries •Creating music CDs and video DVDs Playing music and movies Playing audio and video files Playing optical discs Playing an optical disc using Windows Media Player Play Windows Media Player Creating audio files and music libraries Creating music files Recording audio files Creating WMA and MP3 music files Building a music library Editing track information Creating music CDs and video DVDs Creating a music CD Creating a music CD using Windows Media Player Creating a video DVD Creating a video DVD using Windows DVD Maker Add items Add Creating and copying data discs Creating a data disc Using Windows Media Center Starting Windows Media Center TV + Movies Online Media Tasks Pictures + Videos Music Using the Media Center remote control Button(s) Functions Networking Your Computer •Introduction to Networking •Ethernet networking •Bluetooth networking Introduction to Networking Networking terms you should know Ethernet networking Wired Ethernet networking Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, or Gigabit Ethernet Equipment you need for a router-basedEthernet network Setting up wired Ethernet network hardware Wireless Ethernet networking Wireless Ethernet standards Access point Wireless cards supported Using an access point Equipment you need for an access point-basednetwork Establishing your Ethernet network connection Naming the computers and the workgroup Configuring the TCP/IP protocol Connecting to a wireless Ethernet network Network Network and Sharing Center Connect to a network Wireless security Testing your network Adding a printer to your network Sharing resources Sharing drives and printers Share Sharing Advanced Sharing Close Share this folder Using the network Viewing shared drives and folders Creating a shortcut to a network drive Opening files across the network Copying files across the network Bluetooth networking 5Under Personal Area Network, click Bluetooth Network Connection Bluetooth devices Protecting your computer •Hardware security •Data security •Security updates Hardware security Kensington lock slot Data security Startup and hard drive password Windows user accounts Protecting your computer from viruses Using Norton Removing viruses and spyware Run Scans Updating your virus and spyware definitions Using Windows Security Center Modifying security settings Security updates Windows Update Scheduling automatic updates BigFix Customizing Windows •Changing screen settings •Changing system sounds •Changing mouse settings •Adding and modifying user accounts Changing screen settings Changing color depth and screen resolution Changing the appearance of windows and backgrounds Selecting a screen saver Changing gadgets Using a gadget’s control panel Configuring the gadget Sidebar Setting up multiple monitors Changing system sounds Changing mouse settings Adding and modifying user accounts User account tips Create a new account Delete the account Switch User Log Off Changing power-savingsettings Changing the power plan Change advanced power settings 6Click Save changes Create a power plan Changing accessibility settings Using the Ease of Access Center Using voice recognition Setting up parental controls Filtering Internet access Scheduling computer and Internet use Restricting game access Set game ratings Block or Allow specific games Restricting specific programs Creating activity reports Notices All Rights Reserved Trademark acknowledgments Page Index