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74 Getting Started (features vary by model)
Using a Browser
A Web browser program searches for and displays Web site information. How you
explore the Internet depends on whether your ISP provides the browser or allows you to
choose your own.
Once you are connected to the Internet, your browser opens the home Web page. You can
go to a different Web site by entering its address (such as http://www.hp.com) into
the address box in the browser, and then pressing Enter on your keyboard. Or you can
use the browser search feature to search for references to a specific word or phrase on
the Web.
Searching the Internet
Most Web browser programs include a search feature. You may need to click a button or
select a menu option to display the search feature, depending on the type of browser
program. Type a question, or a word that describes the information that you want to find,
into the Search box, and then press Enter.
The Windows search feature includes direct use of Internet Explorer Search.
To begin a search:
1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar.
2 Type a word or question; what you type automatically appears in the Start Search
box. As you type, the search results appear in the left pane.
3 Do one of the following:
Click a result to open it.
Click the X in the search window to clear the results of the search and return to the
main list of programs.
Click See all results to display a list of all found search items on the computer
and for advanced options.
Click Search the Internet to search the Internet by opening your browser.
Restricting Internet content
The Internet provides you with a wide variety of information, but some information may
not be suitable for every viewer. With Content Advisor (a feature of Internet Explorer),
you can:
Set up a password.
Control Internet access.
Set up a list of Web sites that people who use your computer cannot view.
Adjust the type of content people can view with and without your permission.
NOTE: If your ISP provides the browser, you may not be able to use Internet Explorer to
search the Internet.
- Getting Started 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Table of Contents v 5
- Table of Contents vii 7
- Setting Up the Computer 9
- Using surge protection 10
- Connecting to the computer 11
- Setting Up the Computer 5 13
- Setting Up the Computer 7 15
- Connecting Other Devices 16
- Adjusting the Monitor 16
- NVIDIA Control Panel 17
- Connecting a Modem 18
- Sound Connector Types 19
- Type 6 has six connectors 20
- Type S has audio card 20
- Connecting a Microphone 22
- Speaker Configurations 23
- Type 3 is three connectors 26
- Type 6 is six connectors 26
- Type S is sound card 26
- 2.1 home stereo installation 30
- 5.1 home audio installation 31
- 7.1 home audio installation 33
- Connecting digital audio 35
- Connecting Headphones 36
- Blaster X-Fi Sound Card 36
- Connecting the speakers 37
- Digital Input/Output 38
- Line In 38
- Microphone 38
- Getting Help 39
- Turning Off the Computer 42
- Using the Reset button 43
- Using Shut Down 43
- Using Lock 44
- Using Sleep mode 44
- Using Hibernate mode 45
- Restarting the Computer 46
- Connecting to the Internet 46
- Setting Up User Accounts 48
- Protecting the Computer 49
- Using antivirus software 50
- Using firewall software 51
- Computer to a New Computer 54
- Using the Keyboard 55
- Function keys 56
- Edit keys 56
- Arrow keys 56
- Numeric keys 57
- Keyboard indicators 57
- Special keyboard buttons 58
- Using the Mouse 59
- Scrolling 60
- Autoscrolling 60
- Changing Mouse Settings 61
- Adjusting speaker volume 63
- Selecting a microphone 64
- Configuring audio output 65
- Fatality audio card 65
- More information 67
- Using Audio Creation Mode 67
- Using Entertainment Mode 67
- Using Game Mode 67
- Realtek HD Audio Manager 71
- Audio output overview 72
- Audio input overview 73
- Example 1: For online gaming 74
- Selecting recording devices 75
- Resolving sound issues 76
- Learning More About Software 77
- Using the Desktop 77
- Removing desktop icons 78
- Retrieving desktop icons 78
- Removing files permanently 78
- Using the All Programs menu 78
- Using the Control Panel 79
- Resizing Windows 80
- About the Internet 81
- Using a Browser 82
- Opening AVG software 83
- Sending and Receiving E-Mail 85
- Using Windows Mail 86
- Managing Files 89
- Creating Folders 90
- Moving Files 90
- Finding Files 91
- Renaming Files 92
- Deleting Files 92
- Copying Files 93
- Using a Printer 93
- Using CD and DVD Media Drives 95
- Handling CDs and DVDs 96
- Compatibility Information 97
- Using the Memory Card Reader 101
- Media Insertion Guide 102
- Formatting a Memory Card 104
- Using Windows Media Center 107
- Completing the setup wizard 108
- Windows Media Center Features 110
- Playing Internet radio 111
- Sharing your digital memories 111
- Online media 112
- The back arrow 113
- General 115
- Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 119
- Using the music library 121
- Adding music files from a CD 122
- Windows Media Center 126
- Playing Music CDs 130
- Playing DVDs 131
- Using country/region codes 133
- Changing the DVD Settings 134
- Changing DVD Audio Settings 136
- Playing Video CDs (VCDs) 139
- Creating Audio and Data Discs 141
- Working with Audio CDs 142
- Audio CD tips 143
- Creating audio CDs 144
- Creating video discs 144
- Copying a disc 145
- Creating data discs 146
- What is LightScribe? 147
- LightScribe requirements 147
- Making a paper disc label 148
- Working with Digital Images 151
- Media Center 155
- Fixing red eye or contrast 155
- Rotating pictures 157
- Playing digital videos 159
- Index 153 161
- Index 155 163
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