1: Getting Started
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Disks and Manuals
• Making backups
Always use copies of master disks rather than using the
originals. If you damage the copy you can make a new copy
from the original. Also make copies of important files. If you then
delete files accidentally, or your computer fails, you will have a
copy which you can use.
• Operating system manuals
They explain how to use the operating system software (e.g.
Windows® NT or Windows® 95) supplied with your computer.
Master disks or CDs may be supplied depending on the model.
•• On-line documentation
If a hard disk drive is fitted, RM provide an on-line help file on
the Windows desktop.
The operating system software has its own on-line help files and
any additional software such as Microsoft® Office Professional
also has its own on-line tutorial help.
•• Network documentation
If your computer is being used as a network station, the
accompanying network documentation tells you how to use your
computer as part of a network.
•• Technical manuals
Apart from this user manual your computer is supplied with a
software copy of the System Board User’s Manual.
Setting up the Computer
Things to consider before you start:-
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