
Using a microphone or other device to record
You can record messages, memos, or other recordings in analog by connecting a microphone or other audio device to the
Microphone jack
on your computer, port replicator, or docking station and switching the jack functionality. The
Microphone jack
is for MIC IN (monaural).
To record from a microphone or audio device
1.
Double-click the
Volume
icon
on the Windows
®
taskbar. The
Volume Control
window appears.
2.
Click
Properties
from the
Options
menu. The
Properties
window appears.
3.
Click to select the
Recording
option in the
Adjust volume for
box, and click
OK
. The
Recording Control
window
appears.
4.
Click the
Select
check box at the bottom of the
Microphone
column, if it is not already turned on. Close the
Recording Control
window.
5.
Click
Start
, and select
All Programs
,
Accessories
,
Entertainment
, and then
Sound Recorder
. The
Sound -
Sound Recorder
window appears.
For help using Sound Recorder, click
Help
in the
Sound Recorder
window.
To adjust the volume for recording sound
You can only adjust the volume for recording in the
Recording Control
window.
1.
Click
Start
, click
Settings
, and click
Control Panel
.
2.
Click
Sounds,
Speech, and Audio Devices
, and click
Sounds and Audio Devices
. The
Sounds and Audio Devices
Properties
window appears.
3.
Select the
Audio
tab, and click
Volume
in the
Sound recording
box. The
Recording Control
window appears.
4.
Click and drag the
Microphone
slider up to increase volume and down to decrease volume.
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Page 88: ...Connecting Mice and Keyboards Using External Mice and Keyboards Page 88 ...
Page 93: ...Floppy Disk Drives and PC Cards Using Floppy Disk Drives Using PC Cards Page 93 ...
Page 104: ...hardware device 6 Eject the PC Card from the PC Card slot Page 104 ...
Page 182: ...Memory Upgrades Upgrading Your Computer s Memory Page 182 ...
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