Some functions may dier depending on the Chrome OS version or the Chromebook model. Copyright .2011 Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. owns the copyright of this manual. No information contained herein may be distributed or copied in any form whatsoever without the prior written consent of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Information in this guide is subject to change due to functional enhancements of the product and other reasons without prior notice. Before Reading This Guide This guide describes the general functions of Chrome OS. Some functions may dier depending on the Chrome OS version or the Chromebook model. Copyright .2011 Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. owns the copyright of this manual. No information contained herein may be distributed or copied in any form whatsoever without the prior written consent of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Information in this guide is subject to change due to functional enhancements of the product and other reasons without prior notice. 1. Getting Started 3. Changing Confi gurations 2. Using Chromebook 4. FAQ What is a Chromebook? Traditional notebook vs. Chromebook Connecting to the Internet Creating a Google Account Signing In Viewing Help Various setups Customizing the browser option Removing the browser history Setting up the bookmark Using Browsers Using shortcuts Printing Using Google Chrome web store Login Network Setting Printing CONTENTS What is a Chromebook? Traditional Notebook vs. Chromebook Connecting to the Internet Creating a Google Account Signing In Viewing Help 1 Getting Started What is a Chromebook? Traditional Notebook vs. Chromebook Connecting to the Internet Creating a Google Account Signing In Viewing Help 1 Getting Started 1 Getting Started What is a Chromebook? A Chromebook is portable computer that is optimized for internet use. By removing complex functions, it allows you to perform Web-based tasks faster than a traditional notebook. Complex features of the existing computer are removed, so you can surf the Web faster. Built-in security system does not bother users to upgrade the Chromebook to the latest version. The user’s information is always protected safely. The web-based applications such as the documents, presentations, spreadsheets, and more are also available. Traditional Notebook vs. Chromebook Items Traditional notebook Chromebook Installing software Can install programs. Cannot install traditional desktop software. Instead of installing them, users can use the web-based applications. Storing files Can store files. Users can use the web-based storage service. Printing Can install a printer driver on the computer, and then it can print. Registers a the printer driver on Cloud Print and then it can print. System updateing User updates the system manually. Automatically updated. Device connecting Easy to connect the additional devices with USB port, wired network port, modem, DMB, etc. Support a limited connectivity Connecting to the Internet Connecting to the Internet To use Chromebook, connect to the internet first. Using a wireless network Chromebook provides two types of wireless networking. Normal : 802.11 a/b/g/n Secured : WEP, WPA/WPA2 1 Click the network icon on the top right corner. 2 Select Use Wi-Fi to search and connect to a wireless network automatically. When a wireless network is already connected, you will see the message : Stop 3 To connect to another network, select Join other network. 4 Enter SSID and password. 5 Click Connect. 6 When the connection is successfully finished, you can see this icon . When the network connection fails, you will see this icon . The number of activated bars in network icon indicates the strength of the network signal. ..1 Getting Started Using a wired network 1....Connect the USB internet adapter. 2 Click the network icon on the top right corner. 3 Select Ethernet to search and connect to a wired network automatically. The USB internet adapter should support the Linux system. ..1 Getting Started Using a wired network 1....Connect the USB internet adapter. 2 Click the network icon on the top right corner. 3 Select Ethernet to search and connect to a wired network automatically. The USB internet adapter should support the Linux system. 81 Getting Started Creating a Google Account Chromebook recommends logging in by using your Google account. If you don’t have a Google account, create one rst. 1 Visit 2 Enter the information, and click I accept. Create my account. Signing In Signing in with Google account If the notebook is already connected to the internet, log in to the Google account during start-up. If the internet is not connected, you can log on as a guest. When you log in with your Google ID, you are automatically logged on to the Google site. You can use the various Google features such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs. Bookmarks, extensions, and other browser settings are also saved into yo...

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