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297 Index numeric overlay 40 numlock light 40 O on/off light 38 overlay cursor control 39 numeric 40 P parallel port 32 printer 32 password 197 backup file 224 clearing 203 creating 198 forgetting 200 hard disk drive 198, 211 instant 206 power-on 197 service diskette 200 supervisor-level 198, 206 types 197 user-level 197, 206 password security 269 PC Card 102 checklist 249 CIS (Card Information Structure) 249 common problems 250 configuring 80 enablers 249 hot swapping 102, 251 I/O conflict 251 inserting 78, 79 inserting and removing 102 modem default 143 nonstandard configurations 249 removing 80 slots 34 troubleshooting checklist 249 Windows driver 249 PC Card lock 37 Plug and Play 235 pointing device 36 port expansion 32 external diskette drive 64 infrared 32 modem 33 parallel 32 PS/2 mouse/keyboard 31 serial 32 television 33 USB (Universal Serial Bus) 31 PORT-Noteworthy Computer Lock Cable 33 power alarms 122 conserving 127 monitoring 118 options 130 taking care of your battery 125 universal power supply 273 power button 35, 51, 52, 201, 204 cover 35, 51, 200, 204 power cable connectors 273 power management utility 189 Power Save modes 194 changing settings 194 Full Power 194 High Power 194 Low Power 194 Medium Power 194 User Settings 194 power usage modes 127, 128 hot key 128, 129 icon 195 precautions 46, 49

Section	Page
Tecra® 8200 Series User’s Guide	1
Model: Tecra 8200 Series	2
Compact Disk-Read/Write	2
Protection of Stored Data	2
Critical Applications	3
FCC Notice “Declaration of Conformity Information”	3
Industry Canada requirement	5
FCC requirements	5
Installation	5
Type of service	5
Telephone company procedures	6
If problems arise	6
Disconnection	6
Fax branding	6
Instructions for IC CS-03 certified equipment	7
Wireless Interoperability	8
Wireless LAN and your Health	8
Regulatory Information	9
Canada – Industry Canada (IC)	9
USA-Federal Communications Commission (FCC)	9
Caution: Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation	9
Interference Statement	10
Approved Countries for use	11
CD-ROM / DVD-ROM safety instruction	11
Location of the required label	12
Copyright	12
Export Administration regulation	13
Notice	13
Trademarks	14
Energy Star compliance	14
Table of Contents	15
Introduction	23
This guide	24
Safety icons	25
Other icons used	26
Other documentation	26
Operating system notes	27
Service options	28
Chapter 1Finding Your Way Around	29
Making sure you have everything	29
Finding where everything is located	30
Front with the display panel closed	30
Back	31
Right side	33
Left side	34
Front with the display panel open	35
Underside	37
Indicator panel lights	38
System indicator panel lights	38
Keyboard indicator panel lights	39
Chapter 2 Getting Started	41
Selecting a place to work	41
Creating a computer-friendly environment	41
Keeping yourself comfortable	43
Other precautions	46
Setting up your computer	47
Connecting the AC adapter	48
Charging the battery	50
Connecting other external devices	50
Turning on the computer	51
Opening the display panel	51
Turning on the power	51
Using the computer for the first time	53
Registering your computer	53
Shutting down the computer	54
Power down tips	56
Chapter 3 Connecting Other External Devices	57
Using external display devices	57
Connecting the display device	58
Directing the display output when you turn on the computer	59
Adjusting the quality of the external display	60
Video limitations	61
Using an external keyboard	61
Making your external keyboard emulate the Fn key	61
Using a mouse	62
Setting up a PS/2 mouse with the AccuPoint II	62
Connecting a local printer	63
Connecting an external diskette drive	64
Connecting external speakers or headphones	66
Connecting an external microphone	66
Using an expansion device	67
Adding memory	68
Memory module sizes	68
Installing a memory module	69
Removing a memory module	73
Using SelectBay modules	73
Removing a module from the SelectBay	74
Inserting a module into the SelectBay	76
Using the secondary battery with the SelectBay adapter	76
Inserting and removing PC Cards	78
Inserting a PC Card	78
Removing a PC Card	80
Setting up a PC Card for your computer	80
Connecting your modem to a telephone line	81
Connecting to a phone line	81
Chapter 4 Learning the Basics	83
Computing tips	83
Windows basics	85
Logging on to Windows NT	85
Using the keyboard	86
Character keys	87
Making your keyboard emulate a full-size keyboard	87
Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys	88
Function keys	88
Windows special keys	88
Overlay keys	89
Using the AccuPoint II	91
Starting a program	92
Saving your work	92
Printing your work	93
Using diskettes	94
Inserting and removing a diskette	95
Diskette care	95
Backing up your files	96
Copying to a diskette	96
Using a compact disc drive	97
Inserting compact discs	98
Removing compact discs	100
Caring for CDs and DVDs	101
Using PC Cards	102
Hot swapping	102
Using your computer at the office	103
Using a computer lock	103
Caring for your computer	104
Cleaning the computer	104
Moving the computer	105
Power down options	106
Using Hibernation mode	107
Using Standby command	110
Using Suspend/Resume (memory) mode	111
Shutdown mode hot key	113
Restarting a computer in a special shutdown mode	114
Chapter 5 Power Management	115
Toshiba’s energy-saver design	115
Running the computer on battery power	116
Charging the batteries	117
Monitoring battery power	118
What to do when the battery alarm sounds	122
Changing batteries	123
Taking care of your battery	125
Safety precautions	125
Maximizing battery life	125
Disposing of used batteries safely	126
Conserving power	127
Power usage modes in Windows 98 Second Edition	128
Using a hot key to set the power usage mode	128
Additional options for power	130
Chapter 6 Exploring Your Options	131
Setting up Windows to work with yourprinter	131
Setting up Windows 98 Second Edition to work withyourprinter	132
Setting up Windows NT to work with your printer	135
Exploring audio features	137
Using external speakers or headphones	137
Recording sounds	138
Playing an audio CD-ROM	140
Exchanging data with another computer	141
Setting up for communications	142
Connecting the modem to a telephone line	145
Connecting your computer to a network	145
Toshiba’s online resources	147
An overview of using the Internet	147
The Internet	147
The World Wide Web	147
Internet Service Providers	148
Connecting to the Internet	148
Surfing the Internet	150
Internet features	150
Uploading and downloading files from the Internet	151
Chapter 7 WinDVD	153
Playing DVDs	153
Using the WinDVD toolbar	155
Using the WinDVD status bar	155
Using the WinDVD control panel	156
Using the control panel playback buttons	157
Maximizing the video window	159
Using Playlists	160
Creating playlists	160
Loading and playing Playlists	161
Resuming normal playback after using playlists	162
Customizing WinDVD	162
Setting general properties	163
Setting audio properties	164
Setting display properties	166
Customizing the control panel	167
Using WinDVD Advanced Features	167
Zooming in	171
Panning	172
Zooming out	172
Adjusting the color balance	173
Launching an Internet browser from WinDVD	174
Getting Help	174
Exiting WinDVD	174
Chapter 8 Toshiba Utilities	175
Fnesse	176
Starting Fnesse	176
Assigning a key to a program or document	177
Viewing existing key assignments	180
Changing or removing existing key assignments	181
Hardware Setup	181
Hardware Setup in Windows 98 Second Edition	181
Hardware Setup in Windows NT	184
TSETUP	187
Using Power Management	189
Power Saver	191
Power Saver in Windows 98 Second Edition	191
Power Saver in Windows NT	193
Expansion device properties	195
Chapter 9 Keeping Your Files Safe	197
Using passwords in Windows	197
User-level passwords	198
Protecting against forgetfulness	198
Setting a user-level password	199
Disabling the user-level password	203
Using the power-on (user-level) password	205
Using the instant (user-level) password	206
Supervisor-level passwords	206
Setting a supervisor-level password	206
Deleting a supervisor-level password	209
Hard disk drive passwords - Windows98SecondEdition	211
Setting a hard disk drive user password	212
Creating a user password service diskette	213
Deleting the hard disk drive user password	214
Setting a hard disk drive master password	215
Deleting a hard disk drive master password	217
Hard disk drive passwords - WindowsNT	218
Setting a hard disk drive password	219
Creating a password backup diskette	224
Deleting the hard disk drive password	225
Chapter 10 Troubleshooting Guide	229
Problems that are easy to fix	229
Problems when you turn on the computer	230
Resolving a hardware conflict	234
Using the Windows 98 Second Edition troubleshootingfeature	234
A plan of action	234
Resolving hardware conflicts on your own	234
Memory card problems	237
Power and the batteries	238
Keyboard problems	239
AccuPointII problems	241
Display problems	241
Disk drive problems	243
Modem problems	246
Problems with the CDROM or DVD-ROM drive	246
Sound system problems	248
Optional devices	248
PC Card problems	249
Printer problems	252
Internet Problems	253
DVD operating problems– Windows98SecondEdition	254
WinDVD problems	257
General issues	257
Content issues	259
Minimum system requirements	259
Developing good computing habits	260
Use VirtualTech	261
If you need further assistance	263
Before you call	263
Contacting Toshiba	263
Other Toshiba Internet Web sites	264
Toshiba’s worldwide offices	265
Appendix A Hot Keys	269
Instant password security	269
Power usage mode	270
Shutdown mode	271
Sound	271
Display modes	272
Keyboard hot keys	272
Appendix B Power Cable Connectors	273
USA and Canada	273
United Kingdom	273
Australia	273
Europe	273
Appendix C Video Modes	275
Glossary	279
Acronyms	279
Terms	281

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Index

297

numeric overlay

numlock light

on/off light

overlay

cursor control

numeric

parallel

port

printer

password

197

backup file

224

clearing

203

creating

198

forgetting

200

hard disk drive

198

211

instant

206

power-on

197

service diskette

200

supervisor-level

198

206

types

197

user-level

197

206

password security

269

PC Card

102

checklist

249

CIS (Card Information Structure)

249

common problems

250

configuring

enablers

249

hot swapping

102

251

I/O conflict

251

inserting

inserting and removing

102

modem default

143

nonstandard configurations

249

removing

slots

troubleshooting checklist

249

Windows driver

249

PC Card lock

Plug and Play

235

pointing device

port

expansion

external diskette drive

infrared

modem

parallel

PS/2 mouse/keyboard

serial

television

USB (Universal Serial Bus)

PORT-Noteworthy Computer Lock

Cable

power

alarms

122

conserving

127

monitoring

118

options

130

taking care of your battery

125

universal power supply

273

power button

201

204

cover

200

204

power cable connectors

273

power management utility

189

Power Save modes

194

changing settings

194

Full Power

194

High Power

194

Low Power

194

Medium Power

194

User Settings

194

power usage modes

127

128

hot key

128

129

icon

195

precautions