Volume Control; Floppy Disk Drive - Fujitsu 985Tx User Manual

S e c t i o n T w o
Windows 95 Keys
Your notebook has three Windows 95 keys, two
Start keys and an Application key. The Start key
displays the Start button menu. This is the same
as the button on the toolbar which is typically
at the bottom of your Windows 95 desktop.
The Application key has the same function in
Windows 95 as the right mouse button,it dis-
plays the Shortcut menu for whatever item is
selected. See your Windows 95 documentation
for additional information. (Figure 2-9.)

VOLUME CONTROL

All system and application functions have
multiple volume controls which interact with
each other. There is the hardware volume
control knob on the right side panel of your
notebook. There is a volume control in the
ESS AudioRack, your operating system Sound
Control panel and any other application
with sound.
Each source setting puts an upper limit on the
volume which can be set by the other sources.
For example:if the hardware volume control is
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turned all the way down, your software volume
controls will not affect your sound level no
matter how high you make the settings. By
the same token, if the ESS AudioRack has the
sound turned off, adjusting the hardware or
other application software volume setting will
not produce sound.One easy operating method
is to use the hardware and ESS AudioRack vol-
ume controls to set an upper limit on sound
level and then make fine adjustments with
other application software.
C A U T I O N
The ESS AudioRack volume setting
sets the maximum volume level of the
hardware volume control knob.
C A U T I O N
If you use a speakerphone function,
be sure that the microphone setting in
the ESS AudioRack (recorder portion)
is disabled.

FLOPPY DISK DRIVE

The modular floppy disk drive is a 3.5" drive
which can read and write on 1.44MB and
720KB memory capacity floppy disks. Floppy
disk format is controlled from your operating
system. (See your software documentation for
more information.) The modular floppy disk
drive fits in Multi-function Bay 1 or you can
use the optional external floppy disk drive on
the external floppy disk drive port.
The system will treat any floppy disk drive
exactly the same way regardless of where
the drive it is installed. (For floppy disk drive
installation and removal instructions see Multi-
function Bays on pages 99–102 and Installing
an Optional External Floppy Disk Drive on
pages 103.) When your system boots it will
always look first for a drive in Multi-function
Bay 1 and then to the ext ernal floppy disk
drive port.