Samsung NP-P430C User Manual

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Keyboard
Shortcut	key	functions	and	procedures	are	discussed	in	the	following	sections.
 The	keyboard	image	may	differ	from	the	actual	keyboard.
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he	keyboard	may	differ	depending	on	your	country.	The	following	mainly	describes	the	shortcut	keys.
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ither	type	A	or	B	is	provided	depending	on	the	model.
Shortcut Keys
You	can	use	the	following	functions	by	pressing	the	keys	below	with	the	 Fn	 key.
Fn+ Name Function
REST  
(Sleep Mode) S
 witches	to	Sleep	mode.	To	wake	the	computer	up,	press	the...

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Fn+ Name Function
Samsung 
Support Center S
 ystem	diagnosis,	recovery	and	Internet	consultation	program,	Samsung	Support	Center,	
will	be	launched.	(Optional)For	some	models,	Samsung Magic Doctor	 is	launched
Easy SpeedUp 
Manager Y
 ou	can	select	operation	mode	when	you	need	maximum	system	performance	or	low-
noise/low	power	consumption	with	one-click.
		Silent: 	
Low-noise	and	low	power	consumption	mode
		Normal: 	
Normal	Mode
			 Speed:	
 Maximum	performance	mode.	The	system	operates	in	its...

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Screen Brightness Control
To	adjust	the	LCD	brightness	press	the	Fn	 +		key	combination	or	the	 Fn	 +		key	combination.
The	changed	screen	brightness	is	displayed	at	the	center	of	the	screen	for	a	moment.
Volume Control
To	control	the	volume,	press	the	 Fn	 +		key	combination	or	the	 Fn	 +		key	combination.
You	can	mute	the	sound	or	cancel	the	mute	function	by	clicking	the	 Fn	
 +		key	combination.
Numeric Key (Optional)
The	numbers	are	printed	in	blue	on	the	numeric	keys.
If	Num	Lock	is	turned	on	by...

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Touchpad
The	touchpad	provides	the	same	function	as	a	mouse	and	the	left	and	right	buttons	of	the	touchpad	plays	the	role	of	
the	left	and	right	buttons	of	a	mouse.
Before You Start!
 Use the Touchpad with your fingers. Using a sharp object may damage the Touchpad.
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If	you	touch	the	Touchpad	or	press	the	Touchpad	buttons	while	booting	up,	the	Windows	boot	time	may	be	extended.
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The	images	used	for	the	illustration	are	of	a	representative	model,	therefore	the	images	may	differ	from	the	the	actual...

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ClickClick
TapTap
or
Tap
Clickor
Click
Basic Touchpad Functions
Moving the cursor on the screen
Place your finger on the touchpad slightly and move your 
finger. The mouse cursor will move accordingly. Move 
your finger in the direction you wish to move the cursor.
Click Function
Place your finger on the touchpad and tap your finger 
once	over	an	item	you	want.	Alternatively,	press	the	left	
touchpad	button	once.
Double-Click Function
Put your finger on the touchpad and quickly tap twice with 
your...

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Drag Function
Dragging	refers	to	moving	an	item	to	another	place	after	
selecting	it.
Press	and	hold	down	the	left	touchpad	button	over	an	
item	you	want	to	drag	and	move	the	item	to	the	new	
location.
Holding down the left 
touchpad button
Move 

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The Gesture Function of the Touchpad (Optional)
	 The	Touchpad	Gesture	function	may	not	be	provided	and	the	version	of	the	function	may	differ	depending	on	the	model.	Some	usage	procedures	may	differ	depending	on	the	version.	
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For	detailed	usage	procedures,	refer	to	the	description	in	the	Touchpad	Settings	window.	
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The	images	in	this	document	may	differ	from	the	actual	screen	images	and	a	different	Touchpad	may	be	provided	depending	 on	the	model.	In	addition,	since	the	pictures	used	in	this...

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The Scroll Function
This	function	is	the	same	as	the	scroll	area	of	the	
Touchpad.
If you place two fingers over the Touchpad and move 
t
hem	up,	down,	left	or	right,	the	screen	is	scrolled	up,	
down,	left	or	right.
or
Zoom Functions
If you place two fingers over the Touchpad together or 
apart,	the	current	image	or	text	is	zoomed	in	or	out.
or
Zoom- outZoom-in
Rotation Function
Place two fingers over the touchpad and move the fingers 
as	follows	to	rotate	the	photo	or	image.
or
Move Function
You	can...

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Touchpad On/Off Function
If	you	want	to	use	the	mouse	only	without	using	the	
touchpad,	you	can	turn	the	touchpad	off.
To	lock	the	touchpad	function,	press	the	Fn	
 +		keys.
You	can	set	the	touchpad	and	touchpad	button	settings	
in	the	tabs	that	appear	when	clicking	 Start > Control 
Panel > Hardware and Sound > Mouse . 

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CD Drive (ODD, Optional)
An optical disk drive is optional and may differ depending on your computer model. For detailed specifications, refer 
to	the	catalogue.
	 Do	not	insert	a	cracked	or	scratched	CD.		
O
ther wise,	the	CD	may	break	and	damage	the	optical	disk	drive	when	the	CD	rotates	at	a	high	speed.
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When	you	clean	a	CD	or	DVD	title,	wipe	with	a	soft	cloth	from	inside	to	outside.
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Insert	a	Mini	CD	into	the	center	of	the	CD	drive.
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The	images	used	for	the	illustration	are	of	a...