Benq Joybook 2000 User Manual
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Joybook 2000 Series User’s Manual
Welcome
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Copyright
Copyright 2004 by BENQ Corporation. All rights reserved. No part of this
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Table of Contents
Touring Your Joybook................................................................1
Function Hotkeys ............................................................................. 6
Getting Started with Windows XP.............................................8
Using the Q-Media Bar...............................................................10
Setting Up QMedia Bar ....................................................................11
Configuring the Customizable Hotkeys ..........................................11
Setting up Hotkey Onscreen Display...............................................12
Your Digital Entertainment Center - BenQ Joybook................13
Sending and Receiving E-mail ......................................................... 14
Getting Online .................................................................................. 15
Listening to Music and Creating Custom Music Collections ........ 16
Viewing Digital Photographs and Creating Slide Shows................ 17
Viewing Images.................................................................................18
Creating a Slide Show.......................................................................18
Watching DVD/VCD Movies .......................................................... 19
Making Your Own Movies............................................................... 20
Wireless Magic - Using the Built-In Wireless LAN Function........ 21
Burning CDs ..................................................................................... 23
Attaching External Display Devices ...........................................26
Installing Additional Memory....................................................27
Recovering Your System.............................................................30
Recovering From Your Hard Disk................................................... 30
Recovering Using the Recovery CDs ............................................... 30
Reinstalling Software or Driver ....................................................... 30
Recommendations and Troubleshooting................................. 32
Information on Safety, Cleaning, and Battery Maintenance... 34
Safety ................................................................................................. 34
Battery Maintenance ........................................................................ 34
Cleaning Your Joybook .................................................................... 34
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Touring Your Joybook
Power B utton
Turns Joybook on or off.
Internet Hotkey
Starts up the Internet Explorer Web browser.
E-Mail Hotkey
Starts up the Outlook Express e-mail program.
Customizable Hotkey 1 and 2
Can be customized to open an application, document or file folder.
Caps Lock Indicator
Lights up in green when the Caps Lock function is activated.
Num Lock Indicator
Lights up in green when the Num Lock function is activated.
Scroll Lock Indicator
Lights up in green when Scroll Lock function is activated.
Memory Card Reader/Floppy Disk Drive Indicator
Flashes green when Joybook is accessing data on the memory card
or floppy disk in the optional memory card reader or floppy disk
drive.
Hard Disk Drive Activity Indicator
Flashes green when Joybook is accessing data on the hard disk.
Optical Drive Activity Indicator
Flashes green when Joybook is accessing data on the disc in the
optical drive.
Power I ndicator
• Lights up in green when Joybook is turned on.
• Blinks green when Joybook enters standby mode.
Battery Indicator
• Lights up in green when Joybook is connected to AC power and
the battery is fully charged.
• Blinks red when battery power is running low.
• Lights up in amber when Joybook is connected to AC power and
the battery is being charged.
• Flashes amber when battery is malfunctioning. Remove the battery and contact BenQ service personnel immediately.
For more information about how to configure the customizable hotkeys,
please refer to "Configuring the Customizable Hotkeys" on page 11.
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Tou c h Pa d
You can use the touch pad to conveniently control the cursor on
the screen.
• To move the cursor, gently move your finger on the touch pad.
The cursor will move accordingly.
• Tap on the touch pad once to execute the same action as click-
ing on the left button of a mouse.
• Tap twice to execute the same action as double-clicking.
Up and Down Scroll Button
Use this button to scroll windows
up or down.
Left and Right Selection Buttons
Equivalent to the left and right buttons on a
mouse.
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Kensington Lock Hole
For installing a Kensington
type lock and preventing theft
of the Joybook.
Modem Port
For connecting an analog telephone line for use with the
internal modem.
LAN (Ethernet) Port
Allows Joybook to connect to a
10/100Mbps Ethernet network.
Microphone Jack
Can be used to connect to a
microphone for recording
sounds.
Earphone Jack
Can be used to connect to an
earphone/headset or external
speaker for playing audio.
PC Card Slot
This PC Card slot accepts one
Type-I I PC Car d. Yo u ca n use i t
and various PC Cards on the
market to further expand the
capabilities of your Joybook.
Insert the PC Card into the
slots following the direction
indicated on the card and
complete related driver settings.
PC Card Ejection Button
You can use this button to eject an inserted PC
Card.
To e j e ct a P C C ar d :
1. Quit all PC Card applications and shut down
all PC Card functions.
2. Press and then release the PC Card ejection
button, causing it to pop out.
3. When the button has popped out, push it in
again to eject the PC Card.
Four-in-One Memory Card
Reader or Floppy Disk
Drive (Optional)
Allows you to access data on
a floppy disk drive or a SD,
MMC, SmartMedia or
Memory Stick memory
card.
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Optical Drive (Optional)
Supports multi-functional optical module for reading data or music CDs, VCDs and DVDs or burning CD-R/CD-RW discs.
Discs can be inserted/ejected by pressing the small ejection button on the drive.
If you want to open the disc tray of the optical drive when your Joybook power is off, or it can't be opened using the ejection button,
insert a pointed object into the tray ejection hole next to the ejection button to force open the disc tray.
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Infrared Por t
You can connect Joybook to your
PDA, mobile phone or other
Infrared compatible devices
using this port.
Power Jack
For connecting AC power supply.
PS/2 Port
For connecting to PS/2 devices
such as a keyboard or mouse.
IEEE 1394 (FireWire) Port
Can be used to connect to a digital video camera and create your
own movies. You can also use it
to connect to a Firewire hard
disk, printer and more.
USB 2.0 Port
For connecting peripherals such
as mice, digital cameras and
MP3 players that use the USB
interface.
Serial Port
For connecting serial devices.
VGA Por t
For connecting external display
devices, such as monitors and
projectors.
Parallel Port
For connecting parallel devices
such as printers.
Ventilation Holes
For dissipating heat and keeping
the computer at an optimal temperature.
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Function Hotkeys
You can use the function hotkeys to access commonly used functions or make quick settings. To use the hotkeys, press and hold the Fn key at
the lower left corner of the keyboard, and then press the desired hotkey.
Fn + F1 Puts Joybook into standby mode (the
hard disk and screen will be temporarily turned off to conserve power).
Fn + F2 Enables/disables wireless LAN func-
tion.
Fn + F3 Switches display between the screen
and an external monitor/projector, or
allows simultaneous display.
Fn + F4 Decreases screen brightness. Fn + F10 Stops playing the CD in the optical
Fn + F5 Increases screen brightness. F2 Press the this key during startup to
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Fn + F6 Activates or deactivates the speakers. Fn + F11 Fast rewinds through the media con-
Fn + F7 Decreases speaker volume. Fn + F12 Fast forwards through the media con-
Fn + F8 Increases speaker volume.
Fn + F9 Plays/pauses the playback of the CD in
the optical drive.
drive.
enter the BIOS setup menu.
tent on the CD in the optical drive.
tent on the CD in the optical drive.
Esc Press this key during startup to open
the boot device menu.
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Windows Key
Functionally equivalent to clicking the Start button on the Windows desktop.
+ Tab
Makes the next item on the Windows Taskbar active.
+ E
Opens the My Computer window
for browsing disks and files.
+ M
Minimizes all windows.
Shift + + M
Cancels minimization of all win-
dows.
+ R
Activates the Run dialogue box.
+ M
Return to Windows Desktop.
Num Lock
Activates the numeric keypad
integrated in the keyboard.
Caps Lock
Capitalizes all text entered.
Application Key
Provides the same function as the
right touch pad button, bringing
up a contextual pop-up menu.
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Getting Started with Windows XP
Your Joybook comes installed with Windows XP, Microsoft's latest operating system for consumer PCs. The first time you start up your Joybook, Windows XP will ask you a few questions. Answer the questions to ensure that your full rights are protected. If you are asked to select
the type of keyboard and you are not sure, please check the specification label on the packing carton to determine the correct keyboard type.
After you are done answering the questions, Joybook will restart and then you will enter Windows XP for the first time. Click Start and select
Help and Support in the menu that appears. The Help and Support Center will appear and you can find more information on how to use
Windows XP here.
The operating system that comes with your Joybook may vary according to the Joybook model you purchased.
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