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The scrolling feature on a laptop touchpad can take some getting used to, which causes some users to disable the feature.
Whether scrolling was intentionally turned off or never enabled on the laptop, it can easily be turned on from the "Mouse Properties" menu.

Click "Start" (or the Windows logo button in Vista and Windows 7) and select "Control Panel." Select "Classic View" in Vista if not already displayed. Double click "Mouse."
You may also access "Mouse Properties" in Vista and Windows 7 by clicking the Windows logo and typing "Mouse" in the search box.
Press "Enter," then click "Mouse" when the search is finished.
Select the "Hardware" tab.
Select the touchpad and click "Properties."
Click "Change Settings" if the settings aren't displayed.
Click the "Device Settings" tab in Windows 7 and select the touchpad.
Click "Settings."
Click "Virtual Scrolling" in the touchpad properties window.
Click the boxes next to each "Enable Scrolling" box and click "OK." Scrolling is now turned on for your touchpad.

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The scrolling feature on a laptop touchpad can take some getting used to, which causes some users to disable the feature. Whether scrolling was intentionally turned off or never enabled on the laptop, it can easily be turned on from the "Mouse Properties" menu.

Click "Start" (or the Windows logo button in Vista and Windows 7) and select "Control Panel." Select "Classic View" in Vista if not already displayed. Double click "Mouse." You may also access "Mouse Properties" in Vista and Windows 7 by clicking the Windows logo and typing "Mouse" in the search box. Press "Enter," then click "Mouse" when the search is finished. Select the "Hardware" tab. Select the touchpad and click "Properties." Click "Change Settings" if the settings aren't displayed. Click the "Device Settings" tab in Windows 7 and select the touchpad. Click "Settings." Click "Virtual Scrolling" in the touchpad properties window. Click the boxes next to each "Enable Scrolling" box and click "OK." Scrolling is now turned on for your touchpad.

Hit the "Alt" and "Enter" keys at the same time while in the full screen window. This will change the full screen to a window.

Right click the blue bar at the top of the window. Choose "Properties." Click on the "Options" tab. Make sure the setting is on "Window" rather than "Full Screen."
Click "OK." When you are prompted with save options, choose "Save Properties for Future Windows with Same Title."
Change the properties for the general command prompt. Click the "Start" button. Click "Programs" and "Accessories." Right click the "Command Prompt" icon.

Navigate to "Properties." Choose the "Options" tab. Check the button next to "Window" instead of "Full Screen." Click "Apply," then "OK."

Use the mouse to right click on a DOS program's shortcut. Choose "Properties." Select "Options." Under "Display Options," select "Window." Click "Apply" and "OK."
Open the command prompt or your DOS shortcut. Right click on the blue bar. Click "Properties" and go to the "Layout" tab. Under "Window Size," use the arrows to increase the height and width of the window. Click "OK," click "Modify Shortcut That Started This Window" and click "OK."


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1.Turn on the computer and log into Windows as normal. Open the "Start" menu and click on the option labeled "Control Panel."
2.Double-click on the icon labeled "Mouse.". The "Mouse Properties" window will open. Navigate to the tab labeled "Device Settings." Click on the button labeled "Settings." A window labeled "Properties" will appear.
3.Examine the left panel of the "Properties" window and expand the option labeled "Sensitivity." Click on the option labeled "Touch Sensitivity."
4.Reduce the touch sensitivity setting by moving the slider to the right, towards the "Heavy Touch" label. Experiment with different levels of sensitivity until you find one suited to your needs.
5.Click on the button labeled "OK" to close the "Properties" window; repeat with the "Mouse" control panel. Your new touchpad sensitivity settings are now saved.

Turn on the computer and log into Windows as normal. Open the "Start" menu and click on the option labeled "Control Panel."
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Double-click on the icon labeled "Mouse.". The "Mouse Properties" window will open. Navigate to the tab labeled "Device Settings." Click on the button labeled "Settings." A window labeled "Properties" will appear.
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Examine the left panel of the "Properties" window and expand the option labeled "Sensitivity." Click on the option labeled "Touch Sensitivity."
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Reduce the touch sensitivity setting by moving the slider to the right, towards the "Heavy Touch" label. Experiment with different levels of sensitivity until you find one suited to your needs.
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Click on the button labeled "OK" to close the "Properties" window; repeat with the "Mouse" control panel. Your new touchpad sensitivity settings are now saved.

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I'm a bit bemused by this as I have never had to re-set a cartridge to full. I just pop in a new one and that's that.

In Windows Screen saver can be managed from Display Properties window. Follow the steps given below:
When using Windows XP, right click on the open space on the Desktop then click Properties to open the "Display Properties" window.
In the "Display Properties" window, click on the "ScreenSaver" tab to manage it.

When using Windows Vista, right click on the open space on the Desktop then click "Personalize" to open the "Personalization" window.
Next, click on the "Screen Saver" option to open the window where you can manage settings related to screen saver.

The following is solved me
Well if anyone is interested and for general knowledge these are the 3entries that were killing the Desktop and Screen Saver tabs in XP. Hupigon13 seems to be at the root of it all.

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Hello Sir,

To check the printer settings in Windows 95/98/2000

1. On the Windows task bar click the Start button, point to Settings, then click Printers.
The Printers window is displayed.
2. Right-click the EL40 or EL60 or EL Turbo icon and select Properties in the shortcut menu.
The Properties dialogue box is displayed.
3. Click the Details tab, then click the Port Settings button.
The Port Settings dialogue box is displayed.
4. Verify the following settings:
Bits per second: 19,200 (for EL40, EL60, XL, XL+) / 115,200 (for EL Turbo, XL Turbo, 330 Turbo)
Data bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop bits: 1
Flow control: Xon/Xoff (for EL40, EL60, XL, XL+) / Hardware (for EL Turbo, XL Turbo, 330 Turbo)
5. Click OK to close the Port Settings and Properties dialogue boxes.
6. Click the Close button in the upper-right corner.
The Printers window is closed.

To check the printer settings in Windows NT

1. On the Windows task bar click the Start button, point to Settings, then click Printers.
The Printers window is displayed.
2. Right-click the EL40 or EL60 or EL Turbo icon and select Properties in the shortcut menu.
The Properties dialogue box is displayed.
3. Click the Ports tab, then click the Configure Port button.
Select the COM port and click the Settings button.
The Port Settings dialogue box is displayed.
4. Verify the following settings:
Bits per second: 19,200 (for EL40, EL60, XL, XL+) / 115,200 (for EL Turbo, XL Turbo)
Data bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop bits: 1
Flow control: Xon/Xoff (for EL40, EL60, XL, XL+) / Hardware (for EL Turbo, XL Turbo)
5. Click OK to close the Port Settings and Properties dialogue boxes.
6. Click the Close button in the upper-right corner.
7. Click OK .
The Printers window is closed.

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Make sure the correct printer driver is installed.Check your user guide.Read the information below.

Printer Settings
You can use the printer properties window, which allows you to
access all of the printer options you need when using your
printer. When the printer properties are displayed, you can
review and change the settings needed for your print job.
Your printer properties window may differ, depending on your
operating system. This Software User’s Guide shows the
Properties window for Windows 98.
Your printer driver Properties window that appears in this User’s
Guide may differ depending on the printer in use.
If you access printer properties through the Printers folder, you
can view additional Windows-based tabs (refer to your
Windows User’s Guide) and the Printer tab (see “Printer Tab” on
page 10).
NOTES:
• Most Windows applications will override settings you specify
in the printer driver. Change all print settings available in the
software application first, and change any remaining settings
using the printer driver.
• The settings you change remain in effect only while you are
using the current program. To make your changes
permanent, make them in the Printers folder.
• The following procedure is for Windows XP. For other
Windows OS, refer to the corresponding Windows User's
Guide or online help.
1. Click the Windows Start button.
2. Select Printers and Faxes.
3. Select your printer driver icon.
4. Right-click on the printer driver icon and select
Printing Preferences.
5. Change the settings on each tab, click OK.

Layout Tab
The Layout tab provides options to adjust how the document
appears on the printed page. The Layout Options includes
Multiple Pages per Side and Poster. See “Printing a
Document” on page 6 for more information on accessing printer
properties.
Orientation
Orientation allows you to select the direction in which
information is printed on a page.
• Portrait prints across the width of the page, letter style.
• Landscape prints across the length of the page, spreadsheet
style.
• Rotate allows you to rotate the page the selected degrees.
Layout Options
Layout Options allows you to select advanced printing options.
You can choose Multiple Pages per Side and Poster.
• For details, see “Printing Multiple Pages on One Sheet of Paper
(N-Up Printing)” on page 12.
• For details, see “Printing Posters” on page 13