Fujitsu 985Tx User Manual page 128

Using Your Notebook
While it is Installed in the LANdock
There are differences you will notice between
using your notebook in and out of the
LANdock. Note that Windows 95 has added to
the Start menu,a PC Eject choice between the
Suspend mode and Shutdown selections. Use
the PC Eject choice to enable the undocking of
your LifeBook.
With the LANdock you have
added capabilities:
There is a fast Ethernet port.
There are two additional PC Card slots.
Using Your Notebook While it is Installed
in the Port Replicator
There are a no differences you will notice
between using your notebook in and out of the
Port Replicator.
U s e r I n s t a l l a b l e
C A U T I O N
When your notebook is mounted in the
LANdock or Port Replicator it is essentially
a desktop PC not a mobile notebook.
DO NOT unplug the docking device with
the operating system active. You may
cause a loss of data and a system error
when you restart your notebook.
P O I N T
Your notebook comes with the docked
configuration created. You only need to
create the docked configuration if you
modify the default hardware profiles and
are using a LANdock.
Creating the Windows 95
Docked Configuration (LANdock only)
1. Install your notebook in the LANdock.
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2. Turn on the power. The operating system will
automatically begin to configure itself for
"docked mode" operation.
3. When the configuring is complete the screen
will tell you to restart your system.
4. When the restart is complete a little box will
appear indicating that you are in the docked
configuration but the display will not use the
entire screen.
5. To use the entire screen:
a. Go to the Start Menu.
b. Select Settings.
c. Select Control Panel.
d. Select the Display icon by double-
clicking on it.
e. Select the settings tab and change
the resolution to 1024 x 768 pixels.
f. Change the monitor setting to L a p t o p
Display Panel (1024 x 768) .
g. Click on the OK button to activate
the new display settings. Your display
should now occupy the entire screen.
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