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Introduction
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desk-fr.bmp, smile.bmp, layout 6
----Question/Instruction
Click on the right arrow to continue.
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- Keep the computer ventilated
- Clean the mouse and monitor
- Handle diskettes and CDs properly
- Back up the hard drive
- Turn the screen back on if it goes blank


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There are a few basic things you can do to keep your computer working at its best.  In this lesson, you will learn how to:

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Ventilation
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deskside.bmp, airflow.bmp
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Click on the computer to move it away from the wall.
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Great!  Now air can circulate through the computer.
Try again...click on the computer.


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Your computer generates heat, so proper ventilation is important.  

As you read in your Quick Setup card, your computer should be placed at least three inches (7.6 cm) away from the wall to allow air to flow through the vents.
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Accident Prevention
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desk-fr.bmp, ohno.bmp, cup.bmp
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Move the coffee cup to the box.
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Good work!  Now click on the right arrow to continue.
Try again.  Move the coffee cup to the box in the lower right corner.


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It is best to keep food and drinks away from the computer, since accidents can damage the computer's circuitry.  Keeping the computer free from dust is also helpful, by keeping it covered when not in use.

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----Page Title
Cleaning the Mouse
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mouse.bmp? or cursjump.bmp?
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Click on the mouse to see how it comes apart for cleaning.
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Great!  Now you can carefully clean the ball and the rollers inside the mouse.
Try again...click on the mouse.


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You may notice the screen pointer not behaving properly--jumping, sticking, not tracking when you move the mouse.  Cleaning the inside of the mouse will help keep your pointer moving smoothly.  For step by step instructions, consult the online help, "About Your Computer."
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Cleaning the Monitor
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mon-l.bmp, spray.bmp
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Click on the spray can to solve a potential problem.
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You did it!  Now click on the right arrow to continue.
Try again...click on the spray can.


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To keep your view clear, clean the screen by spraying glass cleaner on a cloth and then wiping the screen.  If sprayed on the screen, the cleaner could drip inside the monitor and damage the fragile electrical parts.
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----Page Title
Handling Diskettes and CDs
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disk.bmp, magnet.bmp, cd.bmp
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Click on the right arrow to continue.
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Keep diskettes away from magnets, monitors, televisions, speakers, radios, or other magnetized objects.  Avoid extremes of heat or cold, and do not bend them.
CDs are much more durable.  Just be careful not to scratch them.





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Click on the diskette to learn about caring for diskettes.
Now click on the CD to learn about caring for CDs.





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Try again...click on the diskette.
Try again...click on the CD.


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Two common types of software media are diskettes and compact discs (CDs).  They require minimal care.

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Backing Up the Hard Drive
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diskbox.bmp, layout 6
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For periodic backup of your data and additional software, you may continue to back up on diskettes.  Or you may wish to invest in a tape drive, which is a more convenient backup method.
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Click on the diskette box to learn more about backing up.
Try again...click on the diskette box.
Click on the right arrow to proceed.

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Your computer came with software already installed on the hard drive.  Since it is possible for hard drives to be damaged, it is a good idea to make a backup copy of your software on diskettes.

The instructions for backing up your software can be found in the online help, "About Your Computer."  Or you could order a set of diskettes from Compaq, at an additional cost.  See the last page of the booklet titled "Quick fixes for common computer problems."

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----Page Title
Why Did the Screen Go Blank?
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Click on the mouse or keyboard to bring the computer out of Energy Saver mode.
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Good work!  Now click on the right arrow to proceed.
Try again...click on the mouse or keyboard.


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From time to time, the screen on your computer may suddenly go blank.  This is perfectly normal, if you haven't touched your keyboard or mouse for a few minutes.  Your computer is in Energy Saver mode, which reduces your electric bills and helps protect the environment.  Or your screen may suddenly look as if you are flying through space--that is called a Screen Saver.

To bring your work back to the screen, simply move the mouse or press any key on the keyboard.  

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----Page Title
Summary
----Graphic notation

----Question/Instruction

----Callout labels (1-7):
- Keep the computer ventilated
- Clean the mouse and monitor
- Handle diskettes and CDs properly
- Back up the hard drive
- Turn the screen back on if it goes blank


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Congratulations!  You have learned how to:

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