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support services, 11-4
web site, 11-3
Numeric keypad, 1-9
O
Obtaining BIOS update, 3-24
Operating systems
Windows 95, 4-4
Windows 98, 4-2
Windows NT, 4-5
Optimizing sound quality, 9-3
Optional battery, 2-13
P
Packing for travel, 7-2
Panel brightness, 3-14
Parallel
devices, 8-3
port, 1-12, 3-17
Partition Magic, 4-11
Partition only restore, 4-14
Partitioning the hard drive, 4-11
Password
establishing, 3-9, 3-10
hard disk drive, 3-8, 3-9
Standby, 3-21
supervisor, 3-8
user, 3-8
PC card slots, 1-14, 6-3
PC cards
communication cards, 6-2
inserting a card, 6-4
modem, 6-6
modems, 6-6
removing a card, 6-5
storage, 6-3
Type II, 6-2
Type II extended, 6-2
Type III, 6-2
Pentium III microprocessor, 1-3
Performing BIOS update, 3-29
Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI), 1-3
Playing back, 9-3
PortBar notches, 1-12
POST error messages, 10-4
Power
Index-4
button, 1-5, 1-7, 3-13
connections, 7-3
meter, 3-20
pressing button, 3-21
schemes, 3-19
status LEDs, 1-11
Power management, 3-18
setup, 3-12
states in Windows 95/NT, 3-23
states in Windows 98, 3-22
system behavior in Windows 95/NT, 3-23
system behavior in Windows 98, 3-22
under AC, 3-13
Windows 98, 3-18
Powering on, 2-5
Power-on self test (POST), 3-2
Precautions, 2-14
Preparing
BIOS update disk, 3-24
for travel, 7-2
Pressing Power button, 3-21
Problem checklist, 10-2
Product Recovery CD, 4-11
guidelines, 4-12
Product Recovery Utility, 4-11
full disk restore, 4-12, 4-13
options, 4-12
partition only restore, 4-12, 4-14
PS/2 Hot Swap, 3-7
R
Recharging the battery, 2-8
Recommended operating environment, B-8
Recording, 9-2
line-in, 9-4
sound quality, 9-3
Remote power on, 3-14
Replacing the battery pack, 2-9
Resume password, 3-8
RJ-45 port, 1-14
S
Save-to-file (STF), 3-23
Serial
devices, 8-4
port, 1-12, 3-16
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