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Amiga A4000 - Motherboard Options Installation; Adding RAM to the Motherboard; Fast Memory and SIMM Configuration; Chip Memory and SIMM Upgrades

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Amiga
keys
Enter
arrow
keys
These
two keys
on
the
Amiga
keyboard
are
used
for
special functions.
The
left
Amiga
key
is
to
the
left
of
the
space
bar
and
is
marked
with
a
large
solid
A.
The
right
Amiga
key
is
to
the
right
of
the
space
bar
and
is
marked
with
an
outlined
A.
Unlike
Shift
and
Alt
key
pairs,
the
two
Amiga
keys
usually
have
different
functions.
Directions to "enter"
something
mean
to
type
in
the
indicated
information
and
then
press
Return.
The
arrow
keys
are
the
four
keys
in
an
inverted-
T
formation
to
the
right
of
the
main
keyboard,
with
arrows
on
them
pointing
up,
down, left,
and
right.
Do
not
confuse
these
keys
with
others
on
the
keyboard
marked
with
arrows.
Re/ated Documentation
• Using the
Amiga
Workbench™
• Using AmigaDOS™
• Using ARexx™
• The
Amiga
Hard
Drive User's Guide
If
you come
upon
terms
in
this
book
that
you do
not
understand,
look
in
the
Glossary
of Using the
Amiga
Workbench,
which
defines
many
computer
and
Amiga-specific
terms.

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