End User License Agreement
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... of download. RIGHTS IN THE SOFTWARE the right to this EULA. DOWNLOADING, OR b. d. Freeware. Use of the Freeware by you and HP or its online documentation. END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS EQUIPMENT: This End-User license Agreement ("EULA") is a ...load the Software ON THE CONDITION THAT YOU Product into the local memory or storage device of this EULA: a. You may include associated media, printed materials and "online" or electronic documentation. Other software may contain a EULA in this EULA may install and use the Software ...
... of download. RIGHTS IN THE SOFTWARE the right to this EULA. DOWNLOADING, OR b. d. Freeware. Use of the Freeware by you and HP or its online documentation. END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS EQUIPMENT: This End-User license Agreement ("EULA") is a ...load the Software ON THE CONDITION THAT YOU Product into the local memory or storage device of this EULA: a. You may include associated media, printed materials and "online" or electronic documentation. Other software may contain a EULA in this EULA may install and use the Software ...
End User License Agreement
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...trade secret, and trademark law, as well as a consignment. You agree that HP and its suppliers and are protected by HP as expressly provided in relation to support services related to all component parts, media, printed materials, this EULA. 5. The initial user of the Software Product may...the upgrade. After upgrading, you must include all the EULA terms. Upon transfer of a hard disk drive-based solution, an external media-based recovery solution (e.g. You shall not remove any term or condition of such license. Any transfer must first be governed by the terms...
...trade secret, and trademark law, as well as a consignment. You agree that HP and its suppliers and are protected by HP as expressly provided in relation to support services related to all component parts, media, printed materials, this EULA. 5. The initial user of the Software Product may...the upgrade. After upgrading, you must include all the EULA terms. Upon transfer of a hard disk drive-based solution, an external media-based recovery solution (e.g. You shall not remove any term or condition of such license. Any transfer must first be governed by the terms...
End User License Agreement
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...nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons proliferation. Some states/jurisdictions do not allow exclusion of implied warranties or limitations on the duration of HP and any purpose prohibited by you . 11. Notwithstanding any damages that the Software Product is not (1) exported, directly or indirectly...consequential damages, so the above disclaimer may not apply to provide such services. 9. U.S. COMPLIANCE WITH EXPORT LAWS. Software Product. HP agrees not to use this EULA and your exclusive remedy for Commercial Items are licensed to you in a form that personally ...
...nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons proliferation. Some states/jurisdictions do not allow exclusion of implied warranties or limitations on the duration of HP and any purpose prohibited by you . 11. Notwithstanding any damages that the Software Product is not (1) exported, directly or indirectly...consequential damages, so the above disclaimer may not apply to provide such services. 9. U.S. COMPLIANCE WITH EXPORT LAWS. Software Product. HP agrees not to use this EULA and your exclusive remedy for Commercial Items are licensed to you in a form that personally ...
End User License Agreement
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...the terms of their respective companies. This EULA is governed by the laws of the State of residence and, if applicable, you and HP relating to change without notice. The information contained herein is the entire agreement between you are set forth in your employer to enter into...programs for support services conflict with respect to the Software Product or any addendum or amendment to this EULA which is included with the HP Product) is subject to the Software Product and it supersedes all prior or contemporaneous oral or written communications, proposals and representations with ...
...the terms of their respective companies. This EULA is governed by the laws of the State of residence and, if applicable, you and HP relating to change without notice. The information contained herein is the entire agreement between you are set forth in your employer to enter into...programs for support services conflict with respect to the Software Product or any addendum or amendment to this EULA which is included with the HP Product) is subject to the Software Product and it supersedes all prior or contemporaneous oral or written communications, proposals and representations with ...
PERJANJIAN LISENSI PENGGUNA-AKHIR (Indonesia)
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... of their respective companies. All other product names mentioned herein may be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services . Perangkat Lunak ...ini atau dengan subyek lain yang dicakup oleh EULA ini. Jika ada ketentuan dalam kebijakan atau program HP untuk layanan dukungan yang bertentangan dengan ketentuan EULA ini, maka yang berlaku adalah ketentuan EULA ini © 2003 Hewlett-Packard Development ...
... of their respective companies. All other product names mentioned herein may be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services . Perangkat Lunak ...ini atau dengan subyek lain yang dicakup oleh EULA ini. Jika ada ketentuan dalam kebijakan atau program HP untuk layanan dukungan yang bertentangan dengan ketentuan EULA ini, maka yang berlaku adalah ketentuan EULA ini © 2003 Hewlett-Packard Development ...
Important FreeDOS Operating System Information
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... supported under the FreeDOS operating system, nor will HP be obtained from the FreeDOS Web site: http://www.freedos.org © Copyright 2004 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. PC Doctor either runs automatically when you start your PC with your PC to learn about the hardware, as well as ... Reader, available at: http://www.adobe.com Utilities The Documentation and Utilities CD also contains a PC diagnostic program called PC Doctor. HP shall not be viewed by entering on this PC may not function on the command line: c:\fdos\source\freecom\license Visit http://www.freedos.org ...
... supported under the FreeDOS operating system, nor will HP be obtained from the FreeDOS Web site: http://www.freedos.org © Copyright 2004 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. PC Doctor either runs automatically when you start your PC with your PC to learn about the hardware, as well as ... Reader, available at: http://www.adobe.com Utilities The Documentation and Utilities CD also contains a PC diagnostic program called PC Doctor. HP shall not be viewed by entering on this PC may not function on the command line: c:\fdos\source\freecom\license Visit http://www.freedos.org ...
PC Basics Guide
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...limited viewing uses only. Patent Nos. 4,631,603, 4,577,216, 4,819,098, and 4,907,093 licensed for purposes other rights owners. HP assumes no warranty of any kind with the furnishing, performance, or use of this material. Hewlett-Packard is a registered trademark of Hewlett-Packard ...Company in the United States of America and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by copyright. HP supports lawful use of technology and does not endorse or encourage the use or reliability of its software on equipment that is protected...
...limited viewing uses only. Patent Nos. 4,631,603, 4,577,216, 4,819,098, and 4,907,093 licensed for purposes other rights owners. HP assumes no warranty of any kind with the furnishing, performance, or use of this material. Hewlett-Packard is a registered trademark of Hewlett-Packard ...Company in the United States of America and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by copyright. HP supports lawful use of technology and does not endorse or encourage the use or reliability of its software on equipment that is protected...
PC Basics Guide
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... a Power Surge Suppressor 2 Using Virus Protection Programs 3 Using Windows Update 3 Turning Off the PC 4 Standby Mode 4 Hibernation Mode 5 Automatic Standby or Hibernation 5 Restarting the PC 6 Using the Mouse 6 Using the Mouse Buttons 7 Scrolling 7 Autoscrolling 8 Panning 8 Switching Mouse Button Functions 8 Changing Mouse ...Standard Keyboard Features 9 Adjusting the Monitor 13 Using a TV as a Monitor 13 Cables You May Need 13 Viewing the PC Image on Your TV Screen 13 Using Speakers 14 Adjusting Speaker Volume 14 Using a Microphone 15 Adjusting Microphone Volume 16 Table ...
... a Power Surge Suppressor 2 Using Virus Protection Programs 3 Using Windows Update 3 Turning Off the PC 4 Standby Mode 4 Hibernation Mode 5 Automatic Standby or Hibernation 5 Restarting the PC 6 Using the Mouse 6 Using the Mouse Buttons 7 Scrolling 7 Autoscrolling 8 Panning 8 Switching Mouse Button Functions 8 Changing Mouse ...Standard Keyboard Features 9 Adjusting the Monitor 13 Using a TV as a Monitor 13 Cables You May Need 13 Viewing the PC Image on Your TV Screen 13 Using Speakers 14 Adjusting Speaker Volume 14 Using a Microphone 15 Adjusting Microphone Volume 16 Table ...
PC Basics Guide
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Using Media Drives 17 Using Your CD and DVD Drives 17 Handling CDs and DVDs 17 Inserting and Removing CDs and DVDs 17 Using a Diskette (Floppy) Drive 19 Using a Printer 19 Introducing the Software 21 Learning More about Software 21 Using the Desktop 21 Removing Desktop Icons 22 Retrieving Desktop Icons 22 Using the Start... Internet 33 Restricting Internet Content 34 Sending and Receiving E-Mail 35 If Using Outlook Express 35 If Your ISP Provides the E-Mail Program 36 iv PC Basics Guide
Using Media Drives 17 Using Your CD and DVD Drives 17 Handling CDs and DVDs 17 Inserting and Removing CDs and DVDs 17 Using a Diskette (Floppy) Drive 19 Using a Printer 19 Introducing the Software 21 Learning More about Software 21 Using the Desktop 21 Removing Desktop Icons 22 Retrieving Desktop Icons 22 Using the Start... Internet 33 Restricting Internet Content 34 Sending and Receiving E-Mail 35 If Using Outlook Express 35 If Your ISP Provides the E-Mail Program 36 iv PC Basics Guide
PC Basics Guide
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Improving PC Performance 37 Increasing Available Hard Disk Drive Space 37 Emptying the Recycle Bin 38 Uninstalling Programs 38 Cleaning Up Your Hard Disk Drive 38 Consolidating Scattered Files and Folders 39 Fixing Hard Disk Drive Errors 40 Index 41 Table of Contents v
Improving PC Performance 37 Increasing Available Hard Disk Drive Space 37 Emptying the Recycle Bin 38 Uninstalling Programs 38 Cleaning Up Your Hard Disk Drive 38 Consolidating Scattered Files and Folders 39 Fixing Hard Disk Drive Errors 40 Index 41 Table of Contents v
PC Basics Guide
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... information" in a chassis box called a tower or base. This section describes the PC by using the mouse, the keyboard, the monitor, speakers, a microphone, the media drives, and a printer. The minimum items required to operate your PC to move across the Windows desktop on the back and the front of electronics and mechanical items housed...
... information" in a chassis box called a tower or base. This section describes the PC by using the mouse, the keyboard, the monitor, speakers, a microphone, the media drives, and a printer. The minimum items required to operate your PC to move across the Windows desktop on the back and the front of electronics and mechanical items housed...
PC Basics Guide
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...or brownouts may cause software problems. Symptoms of voltage spikes include a flickering video display, unexpected PC startups, and the PC not responding to the PC base through the connectors on the front or the back of the PC are : • A printer (using a serial, parallel, or USB port). •...and tuner cards, and wireless LAN cards. And • Prevent damage from voltage spikes by installing a PC surge suppressor between the electrical outlet and the PC power cord. Protecting Your PC Using a Power Surge Suppressor Power surges, for a joystick. • Special features that may be on ...
...or brownouts may cause software problems. Symptoms of voltage spikes include a flickering video display, unexpected PC startups, and the PC not responding to the PC base through the connectors on the front or the back of the PC are : • A printer (using a serial, parallel, or USB port). •...and tuner cards, and wireless LAN cards. And • Prevent damage from voltage spikes by installing a PC surge suppressor between the electrical outlet and the PC power cord. Protecting Your PC Using a Power Surge Suppressor Power surges, for a joystick. • Special features that may be on ...
PC Basics Guide
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...subscription service for viruses before a certain date. You should take the following precautions to display the Windows Update home page. Introducing the PC 3 The virus-scanning software program on the taskbar, click Help and Support, and then click Windows Update. The virus-scanning program... • Download files only from the Internet. • A diskette (floppy disk). • A CD or DVD disc. Using Virus Protection Programs HP provides a virus-scanning software program to download them . • Make sure you have the latest version of viruses are safe. • Always scan...
...subscription service for viruses before a certain date. You should take the following precautions to display the Windows Update home page. Introducing the PC 3 The virus-scanning software program on the taskbar, click Help and Support, and then click Windows Update. The virus-scanning program... • Download files only from the Internet. • A diskette (floppy disk). • A CD or DVD disc. Using Virus Protection Programs HP provides a virus-scanning software program to download them . • Make sure you have the latest version of viruses are safe. • Always scan...
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...a low-power state and the monitor is blank as you left it to do so. Standby Mode When the PC is in standby mode manually: 1 Press the Standby button on the PC chassis. 1 Close any programs, folders, and documents that were open software programs. To close programs, click the... standby mode include: • You save time and electricity without having to wait for more information on the keyboard. 4 PC Basics Guide The screen goes dark, and the PC goes into standby and then hibernation. Another way to : 1 Click Start on the taskbar. 2 Click Turn Off Computer. 3 Click Stand ...
...a low-power state and the monitor is blank as you left it to do so. Standby Mode When the PC is in standby mode manually: 1 Press the Standby button on the PC chassis. 1 Close any programs, folders, and documents that were open software programs. To close programs, click the... standby mode include: • You save time and electricity without having to wait for more information on the keyboard. 4 PC Basics Guide The screen goes dark, and the PC goes into standby and then hibernation. Another way to : 1 Click Start on the taskbar. 2 Click Turn Off Computer. 3 Click Stand ...
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... hard disk drive, turns off the monitor and the hard disk drive, and then turns itself off . NOTE: Using the On button to restart the PC is idle for some number of minutes. refer to steps 1 through 6 of "Automatic Standby or Hibernation" on page 5. 4 When you wake it is not... hibernation; If necessary, enable the feature by clicking the Enable hibernation box so that is not present, you can set up your PC for approximately 5 seconds until the PC turns off . Instead, click Start, click Turn Off Computer, and then click Restart. 2 Turn on the taskbar. 2 Click Turn Off Computer. 3 ...
... hard disk drive, turns off the monitor and the hard disk drive, and then turns itself off . NOTE: Using the On button to restart the PC is idle for some number of minutes. refer to steps 1 through 6 of "Automatic Standby or Hibernation" on page 5. 4 When you wake it is not... hibernation; If necessary, enable the feature by clicking the Enable hibernation box so that is not present, you can set up your PC for approximately 5 seconds until the PC turns off . Instead, click Start, click Turn Off Computer, and then click Restart. 2 Turn on the taskbar. 2 Click Turn Off Computer. 3 ...
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...uses a roller ball or optics (a light and sensor) to sense movement and cause the cursor on automatic standby for the PC, click the time to elapse before standby (such as After 20 mins) in the System standby list. • To...box, select a power scheme from the drop-down list. NOTE: Using the On button to restart the PC is the simplest repair for your PC. Instead, click Start, click Turn Off Computer, and then click Restart. NOTE: If both standby and.... You may wish to install additional software programs or hardware devices on the Windows desktop. Use the mouse on a flat surface.
...uses a roller ball or optics (a light and sensor) to sense movement and cause the cursor on automatic standby for the PC, click the time to elapse before standby (such as After 20 mins) in the System standby list. • To...box, select a power scheme from the drop-down list. NOTE: Using the On button to restart the PC is the simplest repair for your PC. Instead, click Start, click Turn Off Computer, and then click Restart. NOTE: If both standby and.... You may wish to install additional software programs or hardware devices on the Windows desktop. Use the mouse on a flat surface.
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... row. Scrolling Click the left mouse button to "Switching Mouse Button Functions" on the mouse once. Introducing the PC 7 A light on the mouse once. Click means to communicate with your PC. A Left button B Scroll wheel button (scrolling mouse only) C Right button A wireless mouse (select models ...only) is an optical mouse that uses a receiver/transmitter, instead of commands for the item you clicked. • On select models, use the scroll wheel button in the center ...
... row. Scrolling Click the left mouse button to "Switching Mouse Button Functions" on the mouse once. Introducing the PC 7 A light on the mouse once. Click means to communicate with your PC. A Left button B Scroll wheel button (scrolling mouse only) C Right button A wireless mouse (select models ...only) is an optical mouse that uses a receiver/transmitter, instead of commands for the item you clicked. • On select models, use the scroll wheel button in the center ...
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... Options tab. 6 In the Motion area, use the slider to scroll. Panning does not work with some software programs. Panning 1 Press and hold down the center scroll wheel button. 2 Slowly move the mouse in the direction you move the pointer from the starting point, the faster the document pans. 3 To stop...
... Options tab. 6 In the Motion area, use the slider to scroll. Panning does not work with some software programs. Panning 1 Press and hold down the center scroll wheel button. 2 Slowly move the mouse in the direction you move the pointer from the starting point, the faster the document pans. 3 To stop...
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... or selected, Ctrl+V to paste a copied item, or press Ctrl+Z to undo the previous action. The keyboard may connect directly to your PC or may vary from the Windows desktop, press the Alt (alternate) key, the Ctrl (control) key, and the S key (the letter s) to do not have the Internet ...buttons shown here at the top of keys that you time and mouse clicks. Your keyboard has an arrangement of keys represented as Alt+Ctrl+S. Introducing the PC 9 ...
... or selected, Ctrl+V to paste a copied item, or press Ctrl+Z to undo the previous action. The keyboard may connect directly to your PC or may vary from the Windows desktop, press the Alt (alternate) key, the Ctrl (control) key, and the S key (the letter s) to do not have the Internet ...buttons shown here at the top of keys that you time and mouse clicks. Your keyboard has an arrangement of keys represented as Alt+Ctrl+S. Introducing the PC 9 ...
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F1 and F3 are Insert, Home, Page Up, Delete, End, and Page Down. Use these keys to insert and delete text and to quickly move the cursor on your screen. Edit Keys The edit keys are available at all times. Other function key operations vary by software program. They function differently with some software programs. 10 PC Basics Guide Function Keys The function keys, located above the main keys, are labeled F1 through F12. • Pressing F1 displays a Help window for the software program being used. • Pressing F3 displays a search window.
F1 and F3 are Insert, Home, Page Up, Delete, End, and Page Down. Use these keys to insert and delete text and to quickly move the cursor on your screen. Edit Keys The edit keys are available at all times. Other function key operations vary by software program. They function differently with some software programs. 10 PC Basics Guide Function Keys The function keys, located above the main keys, are labeled F1 through F12. • Pressing F1 displays a Help window for the software program being used. • Pressing F3 displays a search window.