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Welcome, woof, woof! |
RAM space | A readout in the taskbar shows how much working space left in RAM. If less than 30MB, space is critical, so do not run big apps like SeaMonkey -- instead, shutdown Puppy and you will be asked to create a permanent storage file, that will give you more space. |
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Internet connection | Click on the 'connect' icon at left of the screen (one click only -- do not double-click!). You will then see some buttons for choosing how you wish to connect to the Internet -- click the most appropriate. Configuration of Puppy for Internet access will in most cases be very straightforward. |
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I need help! |
Lots of local help is available -- select 'Help' in the menu (see left
side of taskbar). The local Help page also has the Release Notes for
this version of Puppy -- well worth checking out! When you get online, the web browser home page has many more links. ...notice also, the 'Shutdown' entry in the menu. For an older RAM-challenged PC (128MB or less), recommend reboot now to create more working space! |
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Saving a session | At first shutdown, you are asked where you want to save your personal files/data/settings to, and this can be any FAT (as used for MSDOS or Windows 9x) partition, NTFS (as used by Windows XP) partition or Linux partition in the hard drive, or any plugin drive (USB Flash pen drive for example).* |