Apple System 7.1 - Manual (Page 2)

appears.
6. Click Install.
The Installer begins to install the system software for your Macintosh.
If you have any problems while installing: See the "Troubleshooting" section of this
booklet.
7. Follow the instructions on the screen.
On-screen messages tell you when you need to insert other disks. It takes a few minutes
to complete the installation.
8. After the installation is complete, restart your computer.
If for some reason the installation was not successful, try the installation again.
If you can't restart the computer: See the "Troubleshooting" section of this booklet.
Managing Fonts
Screen fonts and printer fonts in System 7.1 are stored in the Fonts folder (inside the
System Folder).
Previously, screen fonts were installed in the System file, and printer fonts were stored
in the Extensions folder.
This change affects two sections of the Macintosh User's Guide:
In the Printing chapter, when you follow the instructions for installing and removing
fonts, move the fonts into or out of the Fonts folder, not the System file. If you drag a
font icon to the System Folder icon, it is automatically placed in the Fonts folder.
References to checking the fonts installed in your system are no longer correct. You
cannot see available fonts by opening the System file; you now open the Fonts folder
instead.
The Date & Time Control Panel
Your Macintosh has a clock that keeps track of the date and time (a battery keeps it
running when the computer is turned off). Many programs rely on the clock to enter the
date or time in documents you create or print.
You use the Date & Time control panel to set the date and time, and also to change the
way these are shown on your Macintosh and in documents.
Se tting the d ate and time
1. Choose Control Panels from the Apple menu.
2. Open the Date & Time control panel.
To change the date, click the day, month, or year to select it. Then type the number you
want, or click the up or down arrow until the number appears.
To change the time, click the hours, minutes, or seconds to select them. Then type the
number you want, or click the up or down arrow until the number appears.