User's Manual

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Section 8. Using PC Cards
79-0003-003 22 October 1999
2 Position the card and carefully slide it into the card socket until it is
firmly seated.
3 Close the PC card door and push the latch up to secure it.
To remove a PC card
1 Before you remove the card, select the PC card icon in the system
tray area of the screen (near the clock in the lower right corner),
and choose Stop [card name] card.
2 Provide a suitable environment for the computer, and then open the
PC card door by pushing in on the door and sliding the latch down.
3 Press the ejector button.
4 Carefully slide the card out of the socket.
Transferring Files Using PC Cards
To transfer files using PC cards
This method of transferring files requires that the computer you are
exchanging files with is also equipped with a PC card socket.
1 Insert a PC memory or ATA card into the PC card socket of the
source computer.
2 Copy the file(s) you want to transfer from the hard disk to the PC
card.
The drive letter assigned to the card depends on the hardware
configuration of the computer.
Important Make sure the card is positioned correctly when you
insert it. Attempting to insert the card upside down can damage
the ejector button, and this may cause the button to malfunction
when you remove the card.
Tip Use one finger to press down lightly on top of the card, and
then slide it out. If the ejector button malfunctions when you press
it, release the button and press it again.