Toshiba Satellite 200 Series, Руководство пользователя

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Learning the Basics
Computing Tips
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See the instructions in “How to Save Your Work” on page 86.
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Back up your files on a regular basis.
It's easy to put off backing up because it takes time. However,
if the network crashes and you can't access the network drive
without restarting your computer or your hard disk suddenly
fails (it’s a mechanical device and sooner or later…), you'll
wish you had taken the time to do backups.
See the instructions in “How to Back Up Your Work” on
page 96.
Five More Things Every Satellite Computer User Should Do
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Take frequent breaks to avoid repetitive strain injuries and eye
strain.
As indicated in “Keep Yourself Comfortable” on page 3, it's
important to stay comfortable while you're working at your
computer.
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Exit Windows 95 before turning the computer off, unless
Resume Mode is on. See “How to Start Where You Left Off”
on page 76 for information about Resume Mode.
Windows 95 records information, such as your Desktop setup
during its shutdown procedure. If you don’t let Windows 95
shut down, it can forget things such as new icon positions.
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Set up your computer to fit your tastes and needs.
You're the one that's going to be looking at the screen while
you work. If you don't like the colors on the screen, go ahead
and change them. See Windows 95 Help for information on
changing the appearance of your screen. To open Help, see See
“Lesson 12: If I’m Lost—What Do I Do?” on page 69.
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Scan all new files for viruses.
It’s unlikely, but possible, even new programs you buy from
your local computer store may contain a computer virus. See
“Viruses and How To Cure Them” on page 239 for informa-
tion about detecting and removing computer viruses.