Compaq Evo n610c Compaq Evo Notebook 610c Series Getting Started - Page 19

Buttons, Keys and Switches - easy access buttons

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A Look at the Notebook Buttons, Keys and Switches Identifying buttons, keys and switches on the top of the notebook 1 Standby button Initiates and resumes from Standby. 2 Easy Access Buttons (4) Programmable buttons that provide quick access to Internet or network destinations, or to software applications or data files in the system. 3 Power switch Turns the notebook on or off or resumes from Hibernation. 4 Applications key Displays a shortcut menu for items beneath the pointer. 5 Display release latch recesses (2) 6 Microsoft logo key Secure the display when it is closed. Displays the Windows Start menu. ✎ This table describes default settings. For more information about optional power settings, refer on this CD to the "Power" chapter in the Software Guide. 2-8 Getting Started

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Getting Started
A Look at the Notebook
Buttons, Keys and Switches
Identifying buttons, keys and switches on the top of the
notebook
1
Standby button
Initiates and resumes from Standby.
2
Easy Access Buttons (4)
Programmable buttons that provide
quick access to Internet or network
destinations, or to software
applications or data files in the
system.
3
Power switch
Turns the notebook on or off or
resumes from Hibernation.
4
Applications key
Displays a shortcut menu for items
beneath the pointer.
5
Display release latch
recesses (2)
Secure the display when it is closed.
6
Microsoft logo key
Displays the Windows Start menu.
✎
This table describes default settings. For more information about
optional power settings, refer on this CD to the “Power” chapter
in the
Software Guide.