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Working with several applications at a time
You can open as many application programs and documents as your
computer’s memory allows.
Finding out which applications are open
If you have several applications and windows open, you can find out which
application is active and which other applications are open by opening the
Application menu.
All open applications are listed in the Application menu at the right end of
the menu bar. The name of the active application (the one you’re using right
now) has a checkmark next to it, and its icon appears in the menu bar.
Switching applications
You can switch to another open application or desk accessory by choosing its
name from the Application menu.
If an application’s icon is dimmed in the menu, that means its windows
are hidden. Choosing the application from the Application menu displays
its windows.
You can also switch to another application by clicking in a window that
belongs to an open application, or by double-clicking an application’s icon (or
the icon of a document that was created with the application).
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A checkmark
indicates the active
program.
Open programs
The Finder icon
Commands to hide or
display open windows
- Chapter 1 Getting Started 1
- Chapter 2 Getting Help 1
- (marked with the symbol 6
- Connecting a monitor 8
- Monitor power cord 9
- Monitor power socket 9
- Connecting the monitor cable 10
- (ADB) port 11
- Connecting other equipment 12
- 1 Turn on the monitor 13
- Chapter 1 14
- Macintosh 15
- Hard disk 15
- Problems starting up? 16
- What’s next? 17
- Learning the basics 18
- Getting Started 19
- Reviewing the basics 20
- Setting energy-saving options 22
- Place the CD disc, label side 25
- Open/Close button 25
- CD-ROM disc vibration 26
- Turning th e computer off 27
- Using the Shut Down command 28
- 5 Turn off the monitor 29
- Turning th e computer on 30
- Where to find answers 31
- Getting Help 33
- Chapter 2 34
- Look For 35
- To get instructions 36
- …and then click OK 36
- Or double-click the question 38
- Balloons 42
- Learning useful shortcuts 43
- Connecting Equipment 45
- Chapter 3 46
- Connecting audio equipment 48
- Stereo miniplug 50
- Adjusting volume and sound 51
- 1Shut down the Macintosh 52
- ) on the back of 52
- 2 Turn off the Macintosh 56
- ) on the Macintosh 56
- Connecting headphones 57
- Before you connect a device 58
- Connecting a SCSI device 60
- Apple-authorized dealer 61
- Special memory requirements 64
- Insert the floppy disk, metal 65
- Switching applications 66
- Chapter 4 68
- Backing up your files 69
- LocalTalk 72
- Ethernet 72
- 1Shut down your computer 73
- Printer port 74
- LocalTalk adapter 74
- LocalTalk cable 74
- Choosing an Ethernet card 75
- Chapter 5 76
- 1Shut down your Macintosh 78
- Chapter 6 Troubleshooting 87
- Tr oubleshooting 89
- Take your time 90
- Start over 91
- Rebuild your desktop 92
- Solutions to common problems 93
- The pointer ( 100
- Troubleshooting 101
- Emergency ejection hole 102
- Chapter 6 104
- Solutions to CD-ROM problems 106
- Problems using CD-ROM discs 108
- Problems playing audio CDs 110
- Problems using Photo CDs 111
- Solving printer problems 113
- Obtaining service and support 114
- How to verify and test a disk 116
- Initializing a hard disk 119
- Disk Tools 121
- How to initialize a hard disk 122
- 4Click Initialize 123
- Installing system software 124
- Doing a custom installation 130
- 8 Restart your Macintosh 132
- Appendix A 137
- Musculoskeletal discomfort 138
- Eye fatigue 139
- Arranging your office 139
- 45–70 cm (18–28 in.) 140
- Avoiding fatigue 141
- Safety instructions 142
- Handling the monitor 144
- Handling the keyboard 144
- Handling floppy disks 145
- Ejecting a disk 145
- Handling compact discs 146
- Power supply 147
- Cleaning your equipment 148
- Appendix B 153
- About memory 155
- Video DIMM configurations 156
- Opening the computer 157
- Remove the power cord from 159
- Power supply case 159
- Installing an expansion card 160
- Remove the port cover 161
- Remove the screw 161
- Reinstall the screw 163
- Install the screw that 167
- Install the communication 167
- Communication card slot 169
- Communication card 169
- Removing a DRAM DIMM 171
- Installing a DRAM DIMM 173
- Installing a video DIMM 174
- IMPORTANT 176
- Closing the computer 177
- 4 Reconnect the power cord 178
- Appendix C 179
- Special Keys on Your Keyboard 179
- Special key combinations 183
- User’s Manual 197
- K Apple Computer, Inc 198
- Contents 199
- 2Getting Help 33 200
- 6Troubleshooting 89 201
- Part III 201
- Index 185 202
- Laser information 204
- Welcome to Power Macintosh 205
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