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Title: C79DMMST CreationDate: 07/16/97 13:09:22 4 The legs can be extended to angle the keyboard for more comfortable typing. 5 The PC Card slots support the following type of PC cards: PCMCIA (Type I, Type II, and Type III), CardBus, and Zoomed Video (ZV) card. The eject buttons 6 eject the PC cards from the slots. 7 The UltraBay II is used for inserting various devices such as a CD-ROM drive, diskette drive, DVD drive, a secondary hard disk drive, and a secondary battery pack. 8 The emergency eject hole is used to eject the optional DVD or CD-ROM tray when it does not open with the eject button 9 . Insert a pin to eject the tray. 9 The eject button ejects the tray from the optional CD-ROM or DVD drive. 1 The drive-in-use lamp goes on when data is being read from a CD-ROM or a DVD disc in the optional CD-ROM or DVD drive. Do not enter suspend mode or eject a disc when this lamp is on. 11 The diskette eject button ejects a diskette from the diskette drive. 12 The diskette drive-in-use lamp goes on when data is being written to or is being read from a diskette. Do not enter suspend mode or eject a diskette when this lamp is on. 13 The left and right cover release latches release the cover for operation. 14 The left and right internal speakers generate stereo sound. 15 The left and right release latches release the left and right bay eject levers 16 which release any device in the battery bay or the UltraBay II, respectively. The right release latch contains an LED that indicates when you can safely remove a device from the UltraBay II. See page 1-12 for details of the lamp color indications. 17 The left click, right click, and center click buttons are used to select items on the screen, double-click and bring up context menus. They work like mouse click buttons. The center click button (below the other buttons) is used to activate the enhanced TrackPoint functions. See page 2-9. 18 Press the Fn key with certain function keys (F1-F12) to activate special ThinkPad functions (shown with blue-gray icons on the function keys). See page 1-9. 19 The TrackPoint is a built-in pointing stick that functions like a mouse. It also has enhanced features that a mouse does not have. See page 2-9. 2 The function keys are used for activating various functions. 21 The built-in microphone is used for sound recording and telephony. 22 The LCD indicator panel shows the current status of the computer and battery power with indicators and numeric information. See page 1-7. 23 The brightness control lever adjusts the brightness of the screen. Chapter 1. Getting to Know Your Computer 1-3

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4
The
legs
can be extended to angle the
keyboard for more comfortable typing.
5
The
PC Card slots
support the following
type of PC cards: PCMCIA (Type I, Type II,
and Type III), CardBus, and Zoomed Video
(ZV) card.
The
eject buttons
6
eject the
PC cards from the slots.
7
The
UltraBay II
is used for inserting various
devices such as a CD-ROM drive, diskette
drive, DVD drive, a secondary hard disk
drive, and a secondary battery pack.
8
The
emergency eject hole
is used to eject
the optional DVD or CD-ROM tray when it
does not open with the eject button
9
.
Insert a pin to eject the tray.
9
The
eject button
ejects the tray from the
optional CD-ROM or DVD drive.
1
The
drive-in-use lamp
goes on when data
is being read from a CD-ROM or a DVD disc
in the optional CD-ROM or DVD drive.
Do
not enter suspend mode or eject a disc when
this lamp is on.
11
The
diskette eject button
ejects a diskette
from the diskette drive.
12
The
diskette drive-in-use lamp
goes on
when data is being written to or is being read
from a diskette.
Do not enter suspend mode
or eject a diskette when this lamp is on.
13
The left and right
cover release latches
release the cover for operation.
14
The left and right
internal speakers
generate stereo sound.
15
The left and right
release latches
release
the left and right
bay eject levers
16
which
release any device in the battery bay or the
UltraBay II, respectively.
The right release
latch contains an
LED
that indicates when
you can safely remove a device from the
UltraBay II.
See page 1-12 for details of the
lamp color indications.
17
The
left click
,
right click
, and
center click
buttons
are used to select items on the
screen, double-click and bring up context
menus.
They work like mouse click buttons.
The center click button (below the other
buttons) is used to activate the enhanced
TrackPoint functions.
See page 2-9.
18
Press the
Fn key
with certain function keys
(F1–F12) to activate special ThinkPad
functions (shown with blue-gray icons on the
function keys).
See page 1-9.
19
The
TrackPoint
is a built-in pointing stick
that functions like a mouse.
It also has
enhanced features that a mouse does not
have.
See page 2-9.
2
The
function keys
are used for activating
various functions.
21
The
built-in microphone
is used for sound
recording and telephony.
22
The
LCD indicator panel
shows the current
status of the computer and battery power
with indicators and numeric information.
See
page 1-7.
23
The
brightness control lever
adjusts
the brightness of the screen.
Chapter 1.
Getting to Know Your Computer
1-3
Title: C79DMMST CreationDate: 07/16/97 13:09:22