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Your computer displays the message “This is not a Macintosh disk: Do you want to
initialize it?” when you insert a CD-ROM disc in the CD-ROM drive.
m Make sure that the Foreign File Access and Audio CD Access CD-ROM
extensions are installed in your Extensions Folder and are turned on. (If
they are not turned on, use the Extensions Manager control panel to turn
them on and then restart your computer.)
m Make sure the CD-ROM software is installed. (The CD-ROM software is
already installed on Macintosh computers that come with CD-ROM
drives.) If you installed a CD-ROM drive after buying your computer, see
the manual that came with your drive.
m The disc may use a format that the Macintosh cannot recognize.
Your computer ejects a CD-ROM disc without giving you any error message.
m Make sure the disc is flat in the tray and the disc label is facing up. If
you’re using a small (8 cm) disc, make sure it’s centered within the tray’s
inner ring.
m The disc may need to be cleaned. (See “Handling CD-ROM Discs” in
Appendix A.) If there are visible scratches on the shiny side of the disc,
you may be able to remove them with a CD polishing kit (available from
your audio CD dealer). If the scratches can’t be removed, you’ll need to
replace the disc.
m The disc may be damaged. Try another disc in the drive, and try the
original disc in another drive. If the original drive reads other discs or if
the original disc doesn’t work in another drive, the disc is probably
damaged. You’ll need to replace the disc.
You can’t open a document on a CD-ROM disc.
m Try opening the application program first; then open the document.
m Read the manual that came with your CD-ROM disc. Some discs come
with software that you need to install on your computer before using the
disc.
You can’t save changes you make to information on a CD-ROM disc.
m CD-ROM is a read-only medium. This means that information can be read
(retrieved) from it, but not written (stored) on it. You can save the changed
information on a hard disk or floppy disk.
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Chapter 6
- Getting Started 1
- Plugging in the computer 3
- Installing an expansion card 4
- Connecting a monitor 4
- Connecting the monitor cable 6
- ADB icon 8
- Connecting other equipment 9
- Turning th e computer on 9
- Chapter 1 10
- Macintosh desktop 12
- Hard disk icon 12
- What’s next? 14
- Learning the basics 15
- Reviewing the basics 17
- Setting energy-saving options 19
- Turning th e computer off 21
- Using the Shut Down command 22
- Where to find answers 24
- Getting Help 27
- Chapter 2 28
- Look For 29
- Scroll bar 31
- To get instructions 31
- …and then click OK 31
- If you want to close 34
- Macintosh Guide 34
- Click here to see the next 34
- Learning useful shortcuts 37
- Your computer at a glance 39
- Chapter 3 40
- Connecting audio equipment 42
- Sound input port 43
- Sound output port 43
- RCA-type connectors 44
- Apple PlainTalk Microphone 45
- Connecting video equipment 48
- S-video connectors 49
- Composite video connectors 49
- Before you connect a device 60
- Expanding memory 62
- Installing internal drives 63
- Connecting network cables 64
- Internet (IP) address: 65
- Gateway address: 65
- Subnet mask: 65
- Switching programs 70
- Backing up your files 71
- Shared libraries 72
- Inserting a CD-ROM disc 74
- Ejecting a CD-ROM disc 75
- Playing audio CDs 76
- Working with Photo CDs 77
- Chapter 5 78
- Chapter 6 Troubleshooting 79
- Tr oubleshooting 81
- Take your time 82
- Start over 83
- Solutions to common problems 85
- The pointer ( 93
- Solutions to CD-ROM problems 97
- Problems using CD-ROM discs 99
- Chapter 6 100
- Problems playing audio CDs 101
- Problems using Photo CDs 102
- Troubleshooting 103
- Solving printer problems 104
- AppleLink 105
- CompuServe 107
- Internet: ftp.info.apple.com 108
- Initializing a hard disk 109
- How to initialize a hard disk 111
- Repairing a damaged disk 112
- How to test a hard disk 113
- Disk Tools 114
- Installing system software 117
- IMPORTANT 119
- 14 Click Clean Install 122
- Doing a custom installation 123
- 8 Restart your Macintosh 125
- 2Click OK 125
- Appendix A 129
- Musculoskeletal discomfort 130
- Eye fatigue 131
- Arranging your office 131
- 45–70 cm (18–28 in.) 132
- Avoiding fatigue 133
- Safety instructions 134
- Handling the monitor 136
- Handling the keyboard 136
- Handling floppy disks 137
- Handling CD-ROM discs 138
- Ejecting a disk 140
- Power supply 140
- Cleaning your equipment 141
- Appendix B 145
- Installing an Expansion Card 145
- Card installation 146
- 5 Lower the retainer 149
- Expansion slotConnector 151
- 10 Replace the retainer 152
- Upgrading the processor 154
- Appendix C 155
- Special Keys on Your Keyboard 155
- Special key combinations 159
- W, X, Y 171
- User’s Manual 172
- K Apple Computer, Inc 173
- Contents 174
- 2Getting Help 27 175
- FCC statement 177
- DOC statement 178
- VCCI statement 178
- CD-ROM drive 178
- Chapter 1 Getting Started 179
- Chapter 2 Getting Help 179
- Apple Computer, Inc 180
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