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Preparing Your Work Environment

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Preparing Your Work Environment Your Workspace When using HP computing equipment, it’s important that your work environment contribute to your comfort and productivity. To help you achieve the proper environment, we have developed recommendations for optimizing your workspace, seating, work surface, and lighting arrangements. You, or both you and your employer, can best determine your specific needs. Sufficient workspace should be available to allow you to set up your equipment in a convenient, comfortable arrangement. • The work environment should be as quiet and free of distraction as possible. • For better eye comfort, you should avoid reflective coverings on the ceiling, walls, and floor as well as excessive contrast between the screen and its surroundings. 6 Getting Started

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Preparing Your Work Environment
When using HP computing equipment, it\s important
that your work environment contribute to your
comfort and productivity. To help you achieve the
proper environment, we have developed
recommendations for optimizing your workspace,
seating, work surface, and lighting arrangements.
You, or both you and your employer, can best
determine your specific needs.
Your Workspace
Sufficient workspace should be available to allow
you to set up your equipment in a convenient,
comfortable arrangement.
•
The work environment should be as quiet and
free of distraction as possible.
•
For better eye comfort, you should avoid
reflective coverings on the ceiling, walls, and
floor as well as excessive contrast between the
screen and its surroundings.