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Introduction
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VQT1D49
Introduction
Read Before Use
• Please note that some of the explanations and screens covered in these operating
instructions may differ from actual ones depending on the operating environment of the
PC.
PC.
• The explanations of these operating instructions are subject to change without prior
notification.
• No part of these operating instructions may be reproduced without permission.
• Microsoft product screen shot(s) reprinted with permission from Microsoft Corporation.
• Explanations about Windows in these operating instructions are based on Windows XP
• Microsoft product screen shot(s) reprinted with permission from Microsoft Corporation.
• Explanations about Windows in these operating instructions are based on Windows XP
screens.
• In these operating instructions, a Card refers to an SD memory card, including the built-in
memory.
Key terms
• Key terms you should know at the minimum when using the PC are listed below. Refer to
the operating instructions for the PC too.
Term
Explanation
Application software
Refers to software programmes to be used for various
purposes such as word processing, spread sheet
operation, picture editing, and e-mail sending/receiving.
purposes such as word processing, spread sheet
operation, picture editing, and e-mail sending/receiving.
Install/Uninstall
“Install” refers to incorporating software into the PC and
making it ready for use, and deleting the installed software
is referred to as “Uninstall”.
making it ready for use, and deleting the installed software
is referred to as “Uninstall”.
Drive/Driver
A “Drive” refers to a PC peripheral device (CD-ROM drive,
digital camera, etc.) that files are written in and read from,
and the software to operate such a drive is referred to as a
“Driver”.
digital camera, etc.) that files are written in and read from,
and the software to operate such a drive is referred to as a
“Driver”.
File
Refers to a document, picture, or other data.
Folder
Refers to a place where a grouping of files are stored.
Click/Double-click
“Click” refers to pressing and releasing the mouse button.
Clicking the mouse button twice in rapid succession is
referred to as “Double-click”.
• In these operating instructions, description is made on the
Clicking the mouse button twice in rapid succession is
referred to as “Double-click”.
• In these operating instructions, description is made on the
basis of left-click.
• If double-clicking cannot be performed well, change the
interval of the clickings.
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