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4 If you choose to display more than one module, the Format
options are activated:
❖
Choose Stack Modules to display all selected modules at
once.
❖
Choose Cycle Modules to cycle between the selected
modules.
5 If you choose Cycle Modules, you can choose one or both of
the following settings:
❖
Click Show Manual Control Button to include a manual
control button in the MaxTime window. You can click this
button to switch to the next selected module.
❖
Click Auto Cycle Every xx Seconds to switch to the next
selected module every xx seconds, where xx is a number
you set by clicking the + and - buttons.
6 Choose OK to save your changes, exit the dialog box and
return to the battery gauge.
The battery gauge now shows the module(s) you selected.
Keeping the Battery Gauge Visible at All Times
When you first open the MaxTime battery gauge, it acts as a nor-
mal Windows program. Opening other programs may cover the
battery gauge. If you prefer to see the battery gauge at all times,
change the Style option in MaxTime.
The Style Option has these values:
❖
Normal - sets the battery gauge to act as a normal Windows
program. Other programs may display on top of the battery
gauge.
❖
Always on Top - displays the battery gauge on top of all other
Windows programs. This gives you a constant reminder of
how long you have before running out of power.
❖
On Title Bar - places the battery gauge on the title bar of the
active window. This also displays the battery gauge at all times.
Summary of Contents for Satellite 200 Series
Page 48: ...Let s Start at the Very Beginning UsingTheElectronicGuide 49 ...
Page 117: ...Before You Go to a Computer Store BuyingHardware 121 ...
Page 174: ...Little Cards That Do Big Things RemovingaPCCard 181 ...
Page 201: ...Connecting to the World DiscoveringToshiba sOn lineResources 209 ...
Page 248: ...Making Life Easier ChangingtheDisplayMode 259 ...
Page 255: ...What s Really Going On WhatReallyHappensWhenYouTurntheComputerOn 267 ...
Page 290: ...If Something Goes Wrong IfYouNeedFurtherAssistance 303 ...
Page 321: ...Hardware Setup TheHardwareConfigurationOptionsDialogBox 339 ...
Page 336: ...TSETUP OTHERS 355 ...
Page 356: ...Specifications 379 ...
Page 364: ...Input OutputPortAddressAssignments Part III Appendixes 389 ...