InforApplications Sources | HP 6340 (US/CAN), 6346 (US) specs

InforApplications Sources

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HP 6340 (US/CAN), 6346 (US) manual InforApplications Sources, 1991Chaffin,.D.andAndersson,G.OccupationalBiomechanics

Contents

Getting Started Page Help Hapter 4 Communicating Regulat Safety Information Index Glossary Preparing to Use Your Computer If Your System Is Not Working Turning On Your Computer For First TimeGetting Help guide Working in Comfort with Your HP Pavilion PC Thank you for selecting HP computing equipment About Repetitive Strain Injury What is RSI?Thank you, again, for choosing HP computing equipment What can I do to avoid RSI? What causes RSI?What if I experience discomfort? Preparing Your Work Environment Your Workspace Your Chair GettingStarted Your Work Surface Work Environment Specifications Lighting Your Work Posture GettingStarted Setting Up Your HP Computing Equipment Your HP Monitor GettingStarted Monitor use specifications Adjust Visual settings so that contrastText should be easy to read. To help ease To use Document Holders Your HP Keyboard Should be in straight line Mice and Other Input Devices Headphones and Speakers Comfort and Safety Checklist General Overall Stressful. When prolonged work is required, take Position for long periods is unnaturalFrequent short breaks. As a rule of thumb, a five Or ten minute break every hour is a good idea InforApplications Sources 1991Chaffin,.D.andAndersson,G.OccupationalBiomechanics Exploring Your System Turning On Your Computer Turning Off Your Computer Suspending Your Computer Using the Keyboard You have a special keyboard that enables you toSpecial Keyboard Butt ns Nnecting Reconfiguring Keyboard Buttons ExploringYourSystem Using the Mouse Changing the Screen Display of Keyboard Messages Using Headphones Working with Diskettes Caring for Diskettes Formatting Diskettes Inserting a CD Using the CD-ROM DriveCaring for CDs Playing Music CDs Using CDs that Came with Your HP Pavilion PCPlaying Mpeg Videos Using the Modem Internet” Discovering Your Software Learning about the Windows Desktop PCsoftwareorhardware PreinstlledSoftware Using Personal Guide Finding Your Preinstalled Software To see the key programs on your HP Pavilion PC Finding Files Select FindClick Files or Folders Or folder Adding Software Deleting Software Getting Help from the HP Support Center Getting Software Help HP Support Center, the Technical Support category GettingStarted Communicating with the World Connecting to the Internet Signing Up for Internet AccessIf you haven’t yet signed up for your free* Internet access Personalized e-mail accounts Choice of three browsers Browsing the Internet To connect to the Internet To go to the Easy Internet Access browser e-mail program Additional assistance when you have a question or need helpSending and Receiving E-Mail Using the HP Message Board It’s as easy as Create, Post, and Share Creating a Message Posting a MessageSharing Your Message Board To your Message Board Terms and Conditions of the Free Internet Access Removing the Channel Bar Faxing a file using software programs Sending and Receiving FaxesSending a Fax Sending a fax composed on the Quick Fax notepad Receiving Faxes Your User Slot Stored Tootherdevices,likeaprinter.AlsoknownastheLPT Toaccessandmanagethefilesonyoursystem CanbeTermforanopenprogramorfolder YcleBin GettingStarted Commission InformationRegulat Ry Inf rmat Federal Comm nicati s Standardized FCC Requir m ts Cana Ommunication DOCÍunÈlectrcin,selonlecas Nsioncord.Thecustomershouldbe GettingStarted SuplementaryInformation PackardGmbH AC Power Safety War Grounded RegulatoryandSafetyInformation TV Antenna Conne tors Pr Structur,to Antenna Grounding Reference GettingStarted Index Auto Mouse,nitor,defined,19,133060 Index 5967-2947