FAQ about Jetbook 7000

Q. Jetbook 7000 series is a modularized design, what advantage does this design provide? Jetbook 7000 series is a modularize design which provide ultimate flexibility and full functionaility. It is design for users who need its computer to be able to fullfil its different tasks. For example, you can use two batteries in it and gain four hours solid battery power. You can also insert your A/C adapter into the computer to increase your portability at home or office. The most outstanding feature is its backup capability. You can also use a Fujitsu 230MB MO module to backup your important files.

Q. What is the difference between Jetbook 7000 and 7000+? Jetbook 7000+ is an upgrade version of Jetbook 7000. In order to use Intel MMX chips in Jetbook 7000 series, we improved the cooling system on this model and upgraded the BIOS. Jetbook 7000+ need BIOS version after 1.06.

Q. Is there any difference be between Jetbook 7000 and 7000+ in components or modules? No. there is no difference in components or modules. You can use Jetbook 7000's modules in 7000+. You can't install MMX CPU into 7000 due to the cooling system.

Q. What CPU is supported in Jetbook 7000and Jetbook 7000+? Jetbook 7000 supports 133/150/166 MHz 3.1v or 3.3v Intel Pentium chips. Jetbook MMx 7000+ supports Intel MMX pentium chips from 166 to 200 MHz

Q. How many modules are available for Jetbook 7000 and how do they work? There are totally 7 different modules for Jetbook 7000. MO, second hard drive, CD-ROM, second battery, port replicator, docking station, and floppy driver. You can have both CD-ROM and floppy drive for easier software installation, two battery to double your battery life, second hard drive to backup your primary hard drive, 230MB MO drive to backup your important files. You can also has port replicator to use your mouse, keyboard, moniotr, and printer at home. You can use the docking station to dock your modules and has a PCI slot for expansion.

Q. What is the battery life in Jetbook 7000? Jetbook is using improved NiMH battery which has 3500MHA capacity per cell. It provide 42 watts power and last for around 2hrs and 10 mins. In addition, Jetbook 7000 is capable of adapting 2 batteries at same time to provide more than 4 hours life.

Q. Why hasn't Jetta use Li-Ion battery as standard in Jetbook 7000 line? Lithium-Ion battery is excellent battery for notebook computer. But, the battery life is not determined by the kind of battery. It is determined by the power that the battery provide. People think that Lithium-Ion battery means longer battery life. It is not necessary. The wattage provided by the battery is the key.

Q. I would like to use external mouse instead of the touch pad. What do I need to do? It is very simple. You just need to disable the PS/2 mouse in your CMOS setup and reboot your computer. The computer will automatically recognize your external mouse. Next time you want to use the touch pad, you just need to enable it.

Q. On my Jetbook 7000 battery, there are 5 little lights. What are they for? Jetbook 7000's battery is called smart battery. Everytime you press the button on the battery, the lights will light up. It shows the level of your battery power.

Q. What is IR port? How can I use it? IR port is a port that allows you to do remote data transfer or remote print. It works like a remote control. You can share your hard drive with another Jetbook 7000 through IR port. You can copy files, delete files, and transfer files. YOu can also use IR port to print your work if your print has IR port, too.

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FAQ for Jetbook 6300CD and Jetbook 6300CD+

Q. What's the difference between 6300CD and 6300CD+? The motherboard of 6300CD+ was re-designed and incorporated more features such as MMX capability, 128 bit graphic bus, NeoMagic graphic accelerator, ZV port, CardBus, etc. It looks like its brother 6300CD, but with a total different inside. Jetbook 6300CD+ is more smiliar to Jetbook 7000/7000+ series in specification. The major difference between 6300CD+ and 7000/7000+ is its all-in-one design. With this all-in-one design, you really don't need to swap anything. It is easy and convenient for users. Jetbook 7000 series is a modularize design which provides ultimate flexibility and full functionality. It is designed for users who need its computer to be able to fullfil its different tasks. For example, you can use two batteries in it and gain four hours solid battery power. You can also insert your A/C adapter into the computer to increase your portability at home or office. The most outstanding feature is its backup capability. You can also use a Fujitsu 230MB MO module to backup your important files.

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Frequent Ask Questions about WIndows 95

1. Q. What are the system requirements for installing Windows 95?
A. Your computer must meet these minimal requirements:
Computer: 386DX, 20 MHz (or higher) processor.
Memory: 4 MB (8 MB recommended). 8 MB is required to run The Microsoft Network, Microsoft Exchange, or multiple 32-bit programs.
Hard Disk: 20 to 90 MB of available hard disk space. The actual space required depends on whether you are upgrading to Windows 95 and the Setup option you choose.
Video: VGA or higher resolution (SVGA recommended).
Peripheral: High-density floppy disk drive, CD-ROM drive, or the ability to install from a network server.
Pointing Device: Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device.

Q. I upgraded to Windows 95, and now I do not see Program Manager. How do I run programs in Windows 95? All of your Windows 3.1 program groups are converted into cascading menus off the Start menu in Windows 95. To run your programs in Windows 95, click the Start button, point to Programs, point to the group containing the program you want to run, then click the program's icon. Note that you need to click the program icon only once to start the program; you do not have to double-click the icon. If you want to use Program Manager to run your programs, you can. To do so, click the Start button, click Run, type "progman" (without the quotation marks) in the Open box, and then press ENTER. Note that Program Manager does not use long filenames.

Q. How do I copy a floppy disk in Windows 95? Use the following steps to copy a floppy disk: 1. Double-click My Computer. 2. Use the right mouse button to click the floppy disk drive containing the disk you want to copy, and then click Copy Disk on the menu that appears. 3. In the Copy From box, click the drive containing the disk you want to copy. In the Copy To box, click the drive containing the disk you want to copy to, and then click Start.

Q. How do I add or remove Windows 95 components? To add or remove Windows 95 components, use these steps: 1. Click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel. 2. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon. 3. Click the Windows Setup tab, and then follow the instructions on the tab.

Q. A friend has a version of Windows 95 that includes more features than my version. Why does my version not have the same features? Windows 95 is available on CD-ROM and floppy disks. More components are included in the CD-ROM version because of the additional space available on the CD-ROM. To obtain the CD-ROM Extras for Windows 95 upgrade on 3.5-inch high-density disks, use the coupon included in your Windows 95 package. You can also download the CD-ROM Extras for Windows 95 upgrade from the Microsoft Software Library. For more information about downloading the CD-ROM Extras for Windows 95 upgrade, please see the Extra.txt file in Windows 95.

Q. What is a shortcut, and how do I add one to the Start menu? A shortcut is a link to an object (such as a program or document). A shortcut can point to a file on your computer or a file on a network server. A shortcut can even point to a paragraph in a document. To add a shortcut to the Start menu, use the following two steps: 1. Use the right mouse button to click the taskbar, and then click Properties on the menu that appears. 2. On the Start Menu Programs tab, click Add and follow the instructions. For more information about creating shortcuts, click the Start button, click Help, click the Index tab, and search for "shortcuts."

Q. What is Microsoft Plus! for Windows 95? Microsoft Plus! for Windows 95 is a software package that includes many add-ons for Windows 95, such as: - Microsoft Internet Explorer (so you can surf the Internet) - Dial-Up Networking Server (so other computers can dial in to your computer) - New DriveSpace(TM) disk compression - 3D Pinball - Desktop Themes (so you can personalize your desktop with wallpaper, icons, and screen savers)

Q. How can I view two drives at one time as I did using File Manager in Windows 3.1? To view two drives in Windows 95, open two instances of Windows Explorer or My Computer.

Q. How do I create or modify file associations in Windows 95? To create, modify, or remove file associations, use the following three steps: 1. Double-click My Computer. 2. On the View menu, click Options. 3. Click the File Types tab. To create a file association, click New Type. To modify an association, click the file type in the Registered File Types box, and then click Edit. To remove an association, click the file type, and then click Remove. When you double-click a file type without an association, Windows 95 opens a dialog box so you can create an association if you want.

Q. Is it true that filenames in Windows 95 are not limited to eight characters plus a three-character extension? Yes. In Windows 95 you can create filenames with up to 250 characters. For example, you can create a filename called "June Summary Report.doc." If the program you are using does not recognize long filenames, Windows 95 supplies short MS-DOS filenames.