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installed in your system before proceeding to use the Multimedia Buttons.
The 15 Multimedia Buttons on the keyboard are labeled as follows: |
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WWW |
Launches the default Internet Browser application. |
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Msg |
Opens the default e-mail application. |
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Scroll Up/Down |
Press these buttons to scroll up or down in a document or on a WWW page |
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Calc
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Pushing the button or key will display
the Windows calculator. |
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X'fer
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This function allows you to transfer
the result of any calculation from the Windows calculator to a Windows based application
such as Excel or Office. |
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Volume Down |
Decreases the volume of the audio output. |
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Volume Up |
Increases the volume of the audio output. |
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Mute |
Mutes the sound output. Repress this button to resume. |
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Previous |
Skips backward to the previous file when pressing once. |
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Play/Pause |
Begins to play the audio/video file. When a CD or Video is playing, press
this button once to "pause", and press the button a second time to resume
playing. |
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Stop |
Terminates the play function. |
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Next |
Skips forward to the next file/track when pressed once quickly. |
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Menu
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Pushing this button or key will show
or hide a rendering of the Multimedia Keyboard. |
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About the PLAY Function
The PLAY function can play or "read" all audio/video compact discs,
and video files (.AVI, .MPG, .MOV). Once you place a disc into the CD-ROM drive and press
the PLAY button, the software automatically detects whether the disc is an Audio CD
or a Video CD. If neither an audio nor a video disc is in the CD-ROM drive and the PLAY
button is pressed, a dialog box will appear to help you find and select a video file to
play.
If two CD-ROM drives are installed in your system, only the default drive can be
controlled.
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