Sony VGC-RT150Y User Guide - Page 69

ENTER, CLEAR, APPLICATION SELECT, Media Center Start, OPTIONS, Channel/ buttons

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n 69 N Using Your VAIO Computer E Guide button Press to view the TV program guide for your area. F Alphanumeric buttons Press to select specific channels or enter text. (Press ENTER or OK to activate the channel selection.) G CLEAR button Press to backspace and delete entered text. H APPLICATION SELECT button Press to switch among open applications. This button works the same as the Alt+Tab keys. I APPLICATION CLOSE button Press to close the active application window. J Sleep button Press to place the computer into Sleep mode to reduce power consumption. K Start button Press to open the Media Center Start menu. L More button / OPTIONS button Press to view additional options that are available for features on software applications, such as Media Center. M Directional arrow buttons Press the M, m,

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n
N
Using Your VAIO Computer
E
Guide button
Press to view the TV program guide for your area.
F
Alphanumeric buttons
Press to select specific channels or enter text. (Press
ENTER
or
OK
to activate the channel selection.)
G
CLEAR
button
Press to backspace and delete entered text.
H
APPLICATION SELECT
button
Press to switch among open applications. This button works the
same as the
Alt
+
Tab
keys.
I
APPLICATION CLOSE
button
Press to close the active application window.
J
Sleep button
Press to place the computer into Sleep mode to reduce power
consumption.
K
Start button
Press to open the
Media Center Start
menu.
L
More button /
OPTIONS
button
Press to view additional options that are available for features on
software applications, such as Media Center.
M
Directional arrow buttons
Press the
M
,
m
,
<
, and
,
buttons to move the pointer on the
screen.
OK
button
Press to select the desired action or window option. When
watching full-screen TV, press to return to the previous channel.
Press again to switch between channels.
N
Muting button
Press to turn off the sound. Press again to restore the sound.
O
Channel/Page buttons
Press to change or page up/down channels (no number input
required).
P
Live TV button
Press to view TV programs.
Q
DVD menu button /
MENU
button
Press to open the main menu on the playback media, such as a
DVD media.
R
ENTER
button
Press to activate a feature or an action, such as channel selection
or a return to the previous channel. (This button's actions are
similar to using the
OK
button.)