Apple Macintosh LC - Manual (Page 7)

Adjusting the Screen Contrast
If the screen appears too dark, adjust its brightness and contrast controls.
On Apple monitors, the controls are on the side of the monitor and are marked
with these icons:
If you have questions about these or other monitor controls, see the manual
that came with your monitor.
After You Finish the Tour
When you have completed the training on the Macintosh Basics disk, you are
ready to complete your Macintosh training by reading the remaining chapters
in Part II. These chapters provide a brief review of the skills you learned
on the tour disk, and they provide you with practice using the Macintosh to
create, edit, save, organize, and print documents of your own.
Continue now by turning to the next chapter: Chapter 3, "Basic Macintosh
Skills."
CHAPTER 3
Basic Macintosh Skills
This chapter and the remaining six chapters in Part II provide practice using
your Macintosh. To get the most out of this practice, read the chapters in
order, and do all the numbered steps as you get to them.
This chapter reviews the information covered on the Macintosh Basics disk. If
you have completed the tour on that disk, this chapter will go quickly. If
you have not taken the tour, do so now; then return to this chapter.
Getting Set
Before you start this tutorial, read the section or sections here that apply
to you to make sure your Macintosh is ready to go.
If your computer is on
If your Macintosh is turned on, you need to turn it off before you begin.
Press the bottom of the on/off switch on the back of the computer to turn the
computer off.
If the computer is off and a disk is in the drive
If your computer is off, and there is a disk in the disk drive, you need to
eject the disk, and then turn your computer off again. To eject the disk,
press the mouse button and keep it down as you press the top of the on/off
switch to turn on the computer. Keep the mouse button down until the disk
pops out. When it does, release the mouse button and switch the computer
off. You are ready to begin.
If the computer is off and no disk is in the drive
If your Macintosh computer is turned off and there are no disks in the disk