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    Fujitsu Application Panal

    Discussion in 'Fujitsu' started by Run1track, Jul 12, 2004.

  1. Run1track

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    How can I get the application panal to control music (MP3) CD's. I want to be able to rewind, stop, pause, play, and fast foward. I would like to be able to do it through Windows Media Player.

    Also when I open the Application Panal CD Player and I have an MP3 CD inserted, it says "NO CD" Whats up with that?

    Thanks in advance and any help is appreciated.

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    Run1track, Jul 12, 2004
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  2. Run1track

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    Anyone?

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  3. freeman

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    I don't even have it installed.

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    I don't like wasting my CPU power & memory on stuff like that, I probably can click on a shortcut icon faster than hitting one of those buttons.

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    Me neither.

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    I played with it.....but it doesn't seem worth it. Quick Launcher on the taskbar is faster than hunting for buttons.
     
    Rich M, Jul 17, 2004
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  7. Run1track

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    I realize that there are better ways, but since it is there, I though I would ask about it.

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  8. Rich M

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    <blockquote id='quote'> quote:<hr height='1' noshade id='quote'>Originally posted by Run1track
    I realize that there are better ways, but since it is there, I though I would ask about it.
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    I wish they used those five buttons for the security code unlock sequence like in the earlier S6xxx series notebooks.
     
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  9. Run1track

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    I was also wondering about that security code thing. Is is true that the S6210 does not have a security feature within the application panel?

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  10. Rich M

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    <blockquote id='quote'> quote:<hr height='1' noshade id='quote'>Originally posted by Run1track:
    I was also wondering about that security code thing. Is is true that the S6210 does not have a security feature within the application panel?
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    Not that I can tell....it looked pretty slick on earlier models:
    http://support.fujitsu-siemens.de/KnowHow/Start_GB_LIFEBOOK.htm?uri=/KnowHow/GB/Security/SecurityPanel/SecurityPanel_V1.2/SecurityPanel_V1.2.htm&menu=/KnowHow/Accessories/_1st_Start/GB/MenuListe_Accessories.htm

    Right now I have a BIOS lock set....do you do anything special??

    My last laptop was stolen and I just had my Windows password....I know someone has hacked that because someone is pinging my PayPal account.
     
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  11. Run1track

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    No I dont do anything special with security passwords. I may look into it more and implement something on my system.

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    I just got my S6210 and I too would love to use the Media Player buttons (located on the top) to control iTunes/random media.

    I spoke to some useless Tech Rep from fujitsu (web chat) and she just kept saying that if it doesn't have a tap under the Application Panel (under Control Panel) then no it cannot be used.

    Just me but I don't believe she was very certain about it.

    -mistert
     
    misterc, Aug 23, 2004
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