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One-touch Buttons
The one-touch buttons are used to star t applications, control audio CD, with the display
panel closed. The functionality of the one-touch buttons is determined as summarized in the
table below depending on the position of the Mode switch.
Mode Switch
Button
Position
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Application
Button A
Button B
Internet button
E-mail button
(Upper)
Lock (Center)
All buttons are disabled. Prevents a button from being pressed
inadvertently.
CD Player (Lower)
Stop/Eject
Play/Pause
Fast Backward
Fast Forward
While Windows 98 is active, the CD Player one-touch buttons are interlocked with the actions
of the CD player buttons, except the Eject button.
While Windows 98 is not active, the CD Player one-touch buttons are interlocked with action
of the CD player buttons.
Critical Points
For instructions to change an application assigned to a one-touch button, see the Lifebook
Application Panel Software installed in your computer
If you changed settings so that the EJECT function is activated when the
button is pressed,
do not press the
button while you are using a CD. An error window might appear.
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Mode Display
As you switch the Mode switch for the one-touch buttons, the current mode is shown enclosed
in a box.
Critical Points
The mode is not shown if the MAIN switch is set to OFF.
5
CD Mark
The
mark revolves when you play back an audio CD when the personal computer is in
the standby mode or at the end of Windows.
