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Apple Macintosh 6500 User Manual

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local area networks (LANs) 93. See also

network

LocalTalk adapter 96, 97
LocalTalk cables 96, 97
LocalTalk Locking Connector Kit

DIN-8 96

LocalTalk network. See also network

connecting to 96–97
purpose of 94

LocalTalk RJ-11 connector 96
locking and unlocking the mouse

189–191

logic board

DRAM DIMM slots on 196
PCI slot on 99, 194
removing 200–201
replacing 217
reset button on 130, 219
SCSI ID number for 58

Look For button in Macintosh Guide

36–37

low-power mode. See sleep

M

Macintosh desktop. See desktop
Macintosh Guide (Mac OS Guide)

30–38. See also Macintosh
Guide window

"Huh?" button in 38
opening 30
returning to 33
searching for specific topic in 36–37
tips for using 38
viewing list of topics in 32–33
viewing topics alphabetically in

34–35

Macintosh Guide window

closing 38
Index button in 34–35
Look For button in 36–37
moving 31, 38
opening 30

returning to 33
Topics button at the top of the window

32–33

Topics button in the lower-left corner

of the window 32–33, 35

Macintosh Tutorial 19–20
MacIP sever 110
Mac OS Guide. See Macintosh Guide
main logic board. See logic board
maintenance

CD-ROM discs 146, 186
CD-ROM drive 186
floppy disks 185
keyboard 184
monitor 184
mouse 137, 188–191
screen 181

media adapters 100
memory

adding 195–197, 214–215
clearing to solve problems 124
conserving 70
DRAM configurations 196–197
DRAM DIMMs 196–197, 212–215
High Performance Module 197, 216
increasing to run applications 68
installing 195–197, 214–215
required by native Power Macintosh

applications 70

running out of 134
used by application programs 68, 134
using hard disk as 68
virtual memory 68, 134, 151

Memory control panel

older Macintosh programs and 141
turning off Memory Manager with 70

menu bar 21
menus

Apple menu 229–230
Application menu 21, 66, 67
File menu 40
Guide menu 20, 21, 39, 40
opening 21
Special menu 24, 124

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Index

Can’t Find It?

See also Macintosh

Guide’s onscreen index.

Open the Guide (

h

)

menu and choose

Macintosh Guide

(or Mac OS Guide);

then click the

Index button.

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