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To go directly to the English language support Web page for your HP Pavilion model and find online manuals for it, use the following steps: 1 Establish a connection to the Internet. 2 Type http://www.hp.com/cposupport/ into your Web browser Address box, and press the Enter key on your keyboard. 3 In the Quick Find box, type your product name and number, and then press the Enter key on your keyboard. For example, Pavilion xt865 or Pavilion 7970. The product number is on the lower front of the PC chassis. 4 When the results window appears, click product support for your PC model (language). 5 Click manuals in the Ask a question box. Note: If manuals does not appear, there are no online manuals associated with your model. 6 Click a manual title to view it. Sending and Receiving E-Mail Your HP Pavilion home PC comes with an electronic mail (e-mail) software program from Microsoft called Outlook Express. Some ISPs use Outlook Express. Other ISPs provide their own e-mail program and Web browser, and they may not let you use Outlook Express or your preinstalled browser. Note: Some models have Microsoft Outlook instead of Outlook Express. For details on using Microsoft Outlook, open the Outlook program and access Help. Before you can send and receive e-mail, you need: An account with an Internet Service Provider (ISP). Microsoft Internet Explorer (included with your HP Pavilion) or other browser program (usually provided by an ISP). Quick Start Guide 47 Internet

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Quick Start Guide
47
Internet
To go directly to the English language support
Web page for your HP Pavilion model and find
online manuals for it, use the following steps:
1
Establish a connection to the Internet.
2
Type
into your Web browser Address box, and
press the Enter key on your keyboard.
3
In the Quick Find box, type your product
name and number, and then press the
Enter key on your keyboard. For example,
Pavilion xt865
or
Pavilion 7970
. The product
number is on the lower front of the PC chassis.
4
When the results window appears, click
product support
for your PC model
(language).
5
Click
manuals
in the
Ask a question
box.
Note:
If
manuals
does not appear, there are no
online manuals associated with your model.
6
Click a manual title to view it.
Sending and
Receiving E-Mail
Your HP Pavilion home PC comes with an
electronic mail (e-mail) software program from
Microsoft called Outlook Express. Some ISPs
use Outlook Express. Other ISPs provide their
own e-mail program and Web browser, and
they may not let you use Outlook Express or
your preinstalled browser.
Note:
Some models have Microsoft Outlook instead
of Outlook Express. For details on using
Microsoft Outlook, open the Outlook program
and access Help.
Before you can send and receive e-mail,
you need:
±
An account with an Internet Service
Provider (ISP).
±
Microsoft Internet Explorer (included with
your HP Pavilion) or other browser program
(usually provided by an ISP).