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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
12
Default Chapter
2
Fcc Notice
2
If You Do Like to Read Books
25
If You Don't Like to Read Books
25
Other Documentation
27
Service Options
28
Chapter 1: Finding Your Way Around the System
31
Make Sure You Have Everything
31
Select a Place to Work
32
Keep the Computer Comfortable
32
Keep Yourself Comfortable
33
Find out Where Everything's Located
36
The Front with the Display Closed
36
The Left Side
37
The Back
38
The Right Side
39
The Underside
39
The Front with the Display Open
40
The Indicator Panel
41
Table of Contents
44
Chapter 2: Let's Start at the very Beginning
45
Connect to a Power Source
45
Adding Memory (Optional)
47
Sizes of Memory Modules
47
Install the Memory Module
47
Removing a Memory Module
50
Connecting a Parallel Printer
51
Open the Display
52
Fill in Your Registration Card and Mail It
53
Using the Accupoint Pointing Device
54
Turn the Computer on
55
When You Turn the Computer on the First Time
56
Finish the Windows 3.11 Setup Procedure
58
Finish the Windows 95 Setup Procedure
59
Create or Purchase Master Diskettes
62
Preparing to Create Master Diskettes
62
Running Microsoft Create System Disks
63
Running Master Disk Creator
64
Where to Go from here
67
What this Guide Covers
67
Using Programs Included with Your Computer
68
Adding New Programs
69
Table of Contents
70
Chapter 3: Getting Comfortable with Windows 95
72
Lesson 1: Using the Accupoint
72
Lesson 2: Exploring the Desktop
74
Lesson 3: Creating a New Document
80
Lesson 4: Creating a New Folder
81
Lesson 5: Starting Programs
82
Lesson 6: Resizing and Reshaping Windows
85
Lesson 7: Closing Programs and Documents
87
Lesson 8: Creating Shortcuts
88
Lesson 9: Changing the Wallpaper
90
Lesson 10: Changing the Date and Time
92
Lesson 11: Removing Objects from the Desktop
93
Lesson 12: I'M Lost-Now What Do I Do
96
Lesson 13: Turning Your Computer off
98
Table of Contents
100
Chapter 4: Learning the Basics
101
Computing Tips
101
Two Things Every User Learned the Hard Way
102
Five more Things Every Computer User Should Do
102
Five Things You Should Never Do
103
How to Start a Program
104
Starting a Program from an Icon
104
Starting a Program from the Explorer
105
When You Turn the Computer on
106
All those Messages
106
How to Start Where You Left off
106
How to Adjust the Display Panel
109
How to Use the Keyboard
110
The Character Keys
110
The Other Keys
111
Typing Numbers
112
How to Save Your Work
112
How to Print Something You've Created
114
Setting up Windows 95 to Work with Your Printer
115
Printing Your Work
117
How to Prepare Diskettes for Use
117
How to Copy Something to a Diskette
119
How to Back up Your Work
120
How and When to Turn the Computer off
123
Caring for Your Computer
124
Cleaning the Computer
124
Moving the Computer
125
Chapter 5: Before You Go to a Computer Store
127
Buying Programs
127
What Types of Programs Can I Buy
127
Understanding the Information on the Box
129
Pointing Device
131
Tips on Buying Programs
132
Installing Programs
132
Buying Hardware
135
What Kind of Devices Can I Buy
135
Tips on Buying Hardware
135
Table of Contents
136
Chapter 6: Taking Your Computer on the Road
137
Toshiba's Energy-Saver Design
137
Running the Computer on Battery Power
138
Monitoring Battery Power
138
What to Do When the Battery Alarm Sounds
144
Starting Again Where You Left off
147
Replacing Batteries
150
Disposing of Used Batteries Safely
152
Conserving Power
152
The Easy Way-Choosing a Battery Save Mode
153
Setting Your Own Battery Save Options
155
Looking after Your Battery
157
Five Steps to a Happy Battery
157
Maximizing Your Battery's Potential
158
Additional Power Options
158
Additional Battery Packs Extend Battery Time
159
Charging more than One Battery at a Time
159
Charging the Computer's Battery in Your Car
159
How about a Carrying Case
159
Table of Contents
160
Chapter 7: Little Cards that Do Big Things
161
What Do PC Cards Do
162
Cards You Can Buy from Toshiba
162
Programs that Make Your PC Card Work
163
PC Cards and Suspending the Computer
163
Hot Swapping
164
Hot Swapping Cautions
164
Inserting PC Cards
165
Setting up Your PC Card for Your Computer
166
Setting up PC Card Support in Windows 95
167
Removing a PC Card
168
Table of Contents
170
Chapter 8: Connecting with the World
171
If You're Ready to Go
171
Setting up
172
Choosing a Modem
173
Connecting and Setting up Your Modem
174
Setting up the Modem
176
Determining the COM Port
177
Choosing the Communications Program
178
Connecting to a Telephone Line
178
Faxing a Document
179
The Internet and Other Fascinating Places
180
Online Services
180
Exploring the World of the Internet
180
Logging on to an Online Service or the Internet
184
Using Bulletin Board Services
189
Connecting Directly to Another Computer
189
Communications Parameters
190
Discovering Toshiba's Online Resources
191
Table of Contents
192
Chapter 9: Using Your Computer on Your Desk
193
Using an External Monitor
193
Connecting an External Monitor
194
Directing the Display When You Turn the Computer on
195
Using an External Keyboard
197
Connecting the Keyboard
197
Making Your External Keyboard Pretend It Has the Fn Key
198
Using a Serial Mouse
200
Connecting the Serial Mouse
200
Setting up the Serial Mouse
201
Using a PS/2 Mouse
202
Connecting the PS/2 Mouse
202
Setting up a PS/2 Mouse
203
Using the Optional Notedock
205
Notedock Features
206
Connecting the Computer to the Notedock
208
Using PC Cards in the Notedock
209
Using the Optional Noteworthy Port Replicator
209
Noteworthy Port Replicator Features
210
Connecting the Computer to the Noteworthy Port Replicator
211
Chapter 10: Keeping Your Files Safe
215
Using a Password
215
Working with User-Level Passwords
216
Working with Supervisor-Level Passwords
223
Applying Physical Restraints
224
Viruses and How to Cure Them
225
Table of Contents
226
Chapter 11: Making Life Easier
227
Starting Programs Faster
227
Starting Fn-Esse
228
Assigning a Key to a Program or Document
229
Defining a Pop-Up Key Assignment
233
Viewing Existing Key Assignments
234
Changing or Removing Existing Key Assignments
234
Options
235
Working with the Keyboard
236
Making Your Keyboard Pretend It Has more Keys
236
The Cursor Control Overlay
237
Selecting the Keyboard Layout
238
Using Device Manager to Configure Your System
240
Different Ways to Turn the Computer on and off
242
Changing the Display Mode
245
Table of Contents
246
Chapter 12: Using the Electronic Guide
247
Opening the Book
247
The Parts of the Window
248
Finding a Topic Quickly
249
Reading a Topic
249
Cross-References
250
Using Bookmarks
250
Creating a New Bookmark
251
Viewing the Topic Marked by a Bookmark
251
Deleting a Bookmark
251
Keeping Track of Where You've Been
252
Getting Help
252
Using Material from the Book
253
Copying a Selection
253
Printing a Selection or Topic
253
Changing How the Book Works
254
Reinstalling the Electronic User's Guide
255
Table of Contents
256
Chapter 13: What's Really Going on
257
What Is a Computer
257
What Other Batteries Does the Computer Have
258
How Does a Disk Store Information
258
How Big Is a Megabyte, Anyway
259
How Does the Screen Display Information
260
Displaying Colors
261
Video Modes
261
What Is Plug and Play
262
What Really Happens When You Turn the Computer on
263
Table of Contents
264
Chapter 14: If Something Goes Wrong
265
Start with the Easy Problems to Fix
265
Problems Turning the Computer on
268
Windows 95 Isn't Working
269
Using Startup Options to Fix Problems
269
Safe Mode
271
Windows 95 Can Help You
272
What to Do with a Hardware Conflict
273
A Plan of Action
273
Resolving Hardware Conflicts on Your Own
274
Fixing a Problem with Device Manager
275
Fixing Device Related Problems
277
Running the System Verification Test
277
Where Do I Go from here
278
Memory Card Problems
279
Power and the Batteries
280
The Keyboard
281
The Accupoint
281
The Display
282
The Disk Drives
283
Optional Devices
284
PC Cards
285
Printers
288
Modems
289
Develop Good Computing Habits
290
If You Need Further Assistance
291
Before You Call
291
Contacting Toshiba
292
Part II: Technical Reference
299
Chapter 15: The Hotkeys
301
Instant Password Security
301
Power
302
Resume Mode
302
Sound
302
Display
302
Keyboard
303
Table of Contents
304
Chapter 16: Maxtime
305
The Display Dialog Box
306
Buttons
306
The Style Page
307
The Modules Page
309
The Size Page
310
The Alarms Dialog Box
311
Buttons
311
Alarm Options
312
The Set Battery Charge Dialog Box
312
Buttons
312
Battery Charge Options
313
The Machine Settings Dialog Box
314
The Battery Options Page
315
The Sound Control Page
318
The System Configuration Page
319
Chapter 17: Hardware Setup
323
The Hardware Configuration Dialog Box
324
Buttons
324
The SETUP Section
325
The MEMORY Section
325
The HDD Section
326
The Hardware Configuration Options Dialog Box
326
Restart Indicators
326
The Legend Field
327
Buttons
327
The Serial Page
328
The Parallel/Printer Page
328
The Pointing Devices Page
329
The Display Page
330
The CPU Cache Page
332
The Boot Priority Page
333
The Keyboard Page
334
The Password Page
335
Table of Contents
336
Chapter 18: TSETUP
337
Making Changes in TSETUP
338
Closing TSETUP
339
Memory
339
Display
340
Hard Disk
342
Password
342
I/O Ports
343
Others
344
Table of Contents
352
Chapter 19: The Diagnostic Test
353
Starting the Diagnostic Test
354
Choosing Test Options
355
Test Sequence
357
System Functions and Memory
357
Character Attributes
358
320 X 200 Graphic Display
358
Character Sets
358
The Diagnostic Test
359
Graphics Capabilities
360
Diskette Drives
361
Hard Disk
362
Printer
362
Exiting the Diagnostic Menus
364
P III C Art
366
Appendix A: Features and Specifications
369
Features and Specifications
369
Memory Cards
375
Appendix B: Power Cord Connectors
379
Power Cord Connectors
379
Appendix C: System Resources
381
System Resources
381
Dma Channel Assignments
382
Appendix D: Video Modes
387
Video Modes
387
Appendix
392
Appendix E: Using Windows 3.11
393
Starting Programs
395
Running Programs Described in the Guide
396
Hardware Setup
397
Turning the Power off
399
Using Optional Devices in Windows 3.11
400
Getting Help
402
Glossary
406
Glossary
407
Index
425
Index
427
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Toshiba Satellite 110 Series Specifications
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Operating System
Windows 95
RAM
8MB
Hard Drive
810 MB
Ports
Serial, Parallel, PS/2, VGA
Battery
NiMH
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