AVG PC TuneUP 2013 PCT13N12EN003 User Manual
Product codes
PCT13N12EN003
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Keyboard
Under Flashing cursor, you can set how the cursor flashes at the point at
which data is to be input (e.g. in a word processing program).
which data is to be input (e.g. in a word processing program).
Tip: Look in the small preview to the right of your current settings and the
changes made.
changes made.
Use the slide control to specify the frequency of flashing. If desired, you can
also set the cursor width to your liking and enter a value in pixels.
also set the cursor width to your liking and enter a value in pixels.
Modern keyboards are made with a special Windows key with the Windows logo
printed on it. This key is used to open the Windows Start menu and it can also
be used in combination with other keys to initiate special functions, e.g.
maximizing all windows (Windows + M) or showing the Desktop or, since Windows
Vista, the Computer (Windows + E).
printed on it. This key is used to open the Windows Start menu and it can also
be used in combination with other keys to initiate special functions, e.g.
maximizing all windows (Windows + M) or showing the Desktop or, since Windows
Vista, the Computer (Windows + E).
If you do not need these key combinations or sometimes hit them by accident
due to the layout of your keyboard, you should turn this option off.
due to the layout of your keyboard, you should turn this option off.
Start Menu
General
Under Menu speed, you specify whether the submenus should open
automatically as soon as the mouse points to the menu entry in question or
whether a click is also necessary. There are great differences here between the
various operating systems, about which we would like to go into further detail.
automatically as soon as the mouse points to the menu entry in question or
whether a click is also necessary. There are great differences here between the
various operating systems, about which we would like to go into further detail.
Windows XP:
If you opt for Display when pointed to, you can set for how long the mouse
pointer is to be positioned over the item before the menu opens.
pointer is to be positioned over the item before the menu opens.
Under Users you can specify whether your user name should be displayed in the
upper area of the Start menu. In addition to the Shut down button, you can
also display or remove a Log off button by which to switch users.
upper area of the Start menu. In addition to the Shut down button, you can
also display or remove a Log off button by which to switch users.
Windows 7:
Under Exit a session, you can specify which action should be taken when you
click the Exit a session button. By default, the computer is shut down
click the Exit a session button. By default, the computer is shut down
.
For the Hibernate and Power save modes, the current status, including all
opened documents and programs, is preserved so that after switching your
computer back on you can continue working right where you left off. Whereas
power save mode still requires a small amount of power, in hibernate mode the
computer can be completely disconnected from the power supply. However,
putting the computer into hibernate mode and then "waking" it will take much
longer.
opened documents and programs, is preserved so that after switching your
computer back on you can continue working right where you left off. Whereas
power save mode still requires a small amount of power, in hibernate mode the
computer can be completely disconnected from the power supply. However,
putting the computer into hibernate mode and then "waking" it will take much
longer.
Alternatively, you can specify here that this button causes the computer to