Toshiba T1100 PLUS User Manual page 16

How to Read this Manual
Each chapter begins with a fold out flap that contains illustrations and
the chapter's table of contents.
turn to its table of contents and open the flap. The illustrations referred
to in the text are on the flap and are identified by capital letters.
Italics are used to identify variables you need to replace. For example,
when the manual discusses entering the time and date it refers to the
hours and minute as
the current hours and the
Keytops
are referred to by the abbreviations used on the computer.
example, the parallel port is called the PRT/FDD since that is the name
on the back of the computer that identifies it.
Combinations of keys are occasionally referred to by key name and a
(+)
plus
Ctrl
the
Definition of Terms
Throughout the manual the following terminology is used:
,... .
, Diskette
o
inserted and removed from the computer.
Disk
o
come with a fixed disk, but is capable of supporting one through
the expansion chassis.)
Current drive
o
accessing, frequently drive
Alternate drive
o
accessing, frequently drive B.
hh:mm.
mm
shown as you see them on the keyboard.
are
sign. For example,
key and at the same time press the
3
refers to
refers to a hard, or fIXed disk.
refers to the drive the computer is currently
refers to the drive the computer is not currently
Chapter 1/ INTRODUCTION
Before you begin reading a chapter,
This means you are to replace the
with the current minutes.
+
Ctrl Break
means you must hold down
Break
5
1/2" or 1/4" floppy diskettes that are
(The Tl100 PLUS does not
A.
hh
with
Computer parts
key.
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For
1/3