Using This Guide

Paths and Views

Following a Path

Many instructions in the documentation direct you to locations within the operating system, an application, or a utility where you can select settings. The greater than symbol (>) is used to direct you from destination to destination along the path to the settings.

As you follow paths, do nothing at each destination along the way except select the next destination. The paths in your notebook documentation:

Explain whether to look for an icon, a tab, or a button on the screen. Tabs are displayed along the top edge of individual windows.

Are based on the notebook pointing device functions set at the factory:

To select, press the left TouchPad button 1 once.

To double-click, press the left TouchPad button twice.

To right-click, press the right TouchPad button 2 once.

Most paths to Windows destinations begin with Start >. To select Start (and display the Windows Start menu), select the Start button in the lower left corner of your screen or press either of the Microsoft logo keys 3 on the keyboard.

Identifying TouchPad buttons and the Microsoft logo keys

Getting Started

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HP 907EA manual Paths and Views, Following a Path