Apple Power Macintosh 4400 User Manual
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Restore All Software program 104–105
Restore System Software program
102–103
restoring
information on hard disk 61
system software 101–106
Return key 186
right angle-bracket prompt (>) on
screen 127
S
“sad Macintosh” icon 116
safety precautions 174. See also health-
related information
electromagnetic emissions 173
general precautions 174
grounding plug 4
handling computer equipment
175–179
when to turn off the computer and pull
the plug 174
screen. See also monitor
basic elements on 19
cleaning 180
dark 114
frozen 22, 109, 111, 122
glare and reflection on 5, 172, 173
height and distance of 172
identifying objects on 34
scroll arrows on windows 20
SCSI devices
connecting 48–53
ID numbers for 117, 127
troubleshooting 115, 117, 127
SCSI icon 48
SCSI ID numbers 48, 49
SCSI peripheral interface cable 50
SCSI port 38, 39, 48, 117
SCSI system cable 50
SCSI terminators 51, 52
servers, network configuration and 95
service. See Apple-authorized
service provider
setting up computer equipment 1–23
Sharing Setup control panel 72
Shift key 186
shortcuts. See keyboard shortcuts
Shortcuts command (Guide menu) 35–36
Show All command (Application
menu) 59
Show Balloons command (Guide
menu) 34
Shut Down command (Special menu)
21–22
shutting down the computer 21–22, 112
SimpleText program 71
size box on windows 20
sleep mode 21, 114
software. See application programs;
system software
sound, adjusting 43–44
sound input port 39, 41, 42, 44
sound output port 39, 41, 42, 47
speaker icon 41
speakers
connecting external speakers 47–48
location of 38
special characters and symbols 187–188
special keys 185–189
Special menu
Eject Disk command 127
Empty Trash command 20
Restart command 111
Shut Down command 21–22
spills
on CD-ROM drive 178
on computer equipment 175
on keyboard 175, 176
starting up. See also turning on computer
from CD-ROM disc 118–119,
136–137, 189
from floppy disk 107
ignoring selected startup device 189
from Macintosh Restore CD disc
99–101, 136–137
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