Atari ST

Introduces the ST computer's keyboard layout, function keys, and overall system components.

Details the various ports on the ST computer for peripherals like monitors, printers, and modems.

Instructions for unpacking the computer system and identifying its parts from the packaging.

Step-by-step guide for connecting all system components and performing the initial power-on.

Explains the standard keyboard layout, alphabetic keys, and basic key functions.

Details the function of modifier keys, cursor controls, and the calculator keypad for advanced input.

Introduces the GEM Desktop interface, icons, menu bar, and basic screen elements.

Covers mouse control, clicking, dragging, and managing graphical windows on the desktop.

Guides users on creating system backup disks and essential disk operations.

Explains how to use the Desk, File, and View menus for system interaction and file manipulation.

Covers setting up RS232, installing printers, and customizing system preferences via menus.

Details operations for managing disks, copying files, and protecting data.

Explains how to create, open, and delete folders for organizing files.

Introduces available software applications like ATARI Logo, BASIC, and GEM programs.

Provides solutions for common hardware and software problems encountered with the ST computer.

Offers guidelines for proper care, cleaning, and maintenance of the ST mouse.

Defines technical terms used throughout the ST computer manual for clarity.

Details the pinout specifications for various computer ports and connectors for hardware interfacing.

Introduces the addendum and covers unpacking the 520ST computer and its components.

Explains video display options and the process of switching on the ST system.

Covers creating backup disks and configuring the desktop environment in the addendum.

Information on how to contact Atari customer relations and locate user groups.