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Customizing Your Notebook Computer 67<br />

PC Card – Controls the PC card sockets. Click this button to open<br />

the PC Card (PCMCIA) Pro<strong>per</strong>ties dialog box. You can view the<br />

pro<strong>per</strong>ties for the PC cards.<br />

Speed Controller - Controls the speed at which the CPU <strong>per</strong>forms.<br />

Click this button to open the Speed Controller dialog box. When<br />

you select the Auto checkbox, the CPU <strong>per</strong>forms at full speed while<br />

the system is active and at 25% of full speed during <strong>per</strong>iods of<br />

inactivity. Auto is the recommended option. You can also choose to<br />

run the CPU at 100%, 75%, 50%, or 25% of full speed regardless of<br />

whether the system is active or inactive. Using this command can<br />

help conserve battery power.<br />

To activate PowerPanel<br />

1 Click the Start button on the Windows 98 taskbar.<br />

2 In Programs, select PowerPanel.<br />

The Power Management toolbar appears. When you move the<br />

pointer over the atom icon on the taskbar, a tooltip with the name of<br />

the active power management profile appears.<br />

3 Click the button you want to set.<br />

The appropriate power management function will be activated.<br />

✍ To display the Commands toolbar, right-click an empty portion of the toolbar and select<br />

Commands from the context menu. Refer to the PowerPanel Help for information on<br />

customizing the PowerPanel toolbars.<br />

To customize the PowerPanel toolbars<br />

You can customize the PowerPanel toolbar to suit your portable<br />

computing needs. You can add any one of the pre-defined Power<br />

Management buttons or create your own buttons. Refer to PowerPanel<br />

Help for more information.

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