User manual SAMSUNG SYNCMASTER 704MS PLUS

[. . . ] SyncMaster 703MS Plus / 704MS Plus / 705MS Plus/ 706MS Plus Notational Failure to follow directions noted by this symbol could result in bodily harm or damage to equipment. Prohibited Important to read and understand at all times Do not disassemble Disconnect the plug from the outlet Do not touch Grounding to prevent an electric shock Power When not used for extended periods of time, set your computer to a screen saver. If the same image is present for long periods of time, Phosphor Burnt can be occured, or the screen may be blurred. Do not use a damaged or loose plug. This may cause an electric shock or fire. Do not pull the plug out by the wire nor touch the plug with wet hands. This may cause an electric shock or fire. Use only a properly grounded plug and receptacle. [. . . ] Move the cursor onto the window of your choice and click once to Highlight the window. Drag: Click the Highlight icon( )on the Windows taskbar once to activate( )the cursor. Click and hold the left mouse button, then drag the cursor to create a rectangle that covers the desired area. This rectangle becomes the Highlight Zone. Note 1 : When the mouse cursor is activated( )and it is necessary to de-activate it to use it for other tasks, right click your mouse, or put the activated cursor ( )on the taskbar and click. When de-activated, the icon on the screen changes back to the one shown before activation. Note 2 : You can determine whether the Highlight feature is on/off by the appearance of the icon on the taskbar. On( ), Off( ) Note 3 : When OSD is selected while the Manual Detect is running, Highlight Zone turns off temporarily, as it does when Auto detect is running. Automatic detect Manual detect Exit Program Auto Detect Picture Setting Full Screen Highlight Off Other Features Exit Program 1. Exits the Highlight program. Automatic detect Manual detect Exit Program Auto Detect Picture Setting Full Screen Highlight Off Other Features Auto Detect 1. Allows user to disable Auto Detect when necessary. Once selected, this function saves the selection and keeps it in the memory regardless of exiting or restarting the program. When selected, a check mark (V) appears. Automatic detect Manual detect Exit Program Auto Detect Picture Setting Full Screen Highlight Off Other Features Picture Setting 1. Can be selected only when the Highlight Zone function is on. When selected, a menu window appears which can be used to adjust Contrast and Sharpness within the Highlight Zone. After changing the setting, select OK to save the changes, or Cancel to return to the previous setting. Automatic detect Manual detect Exit Program Auto Detect Picture Setting Full Screen Highlight Off Other Features Full Screen 1. Full Screen: Place the cursor on the Highlight icon( )on the Windows taskbar and right click your mouse once. Then select Full Screen from the menu. Automatic detect Manual detect Exit Program Auto Detect Picture Setting Full Screen Highlight Off Other Features Highlight Off 1. Cancels the selection of a Highlight Zone and reverts to the original screen. Automatic detect Manual detect Exit Program Auto Detect Picture Setting Full Screen Highlight Off Other Features Other Features The Highlight Zone function remembers the variables of the selected areas in Automatic and Manual Detect modes, respectively. If the window selected as a Highlight Zone is moved or its size changed, the Highlight Zone changes accordingly. If an un-selected window overlaps the window selected as a Highlight Zone, the Highlight Zone of the selected window turns off. However, it does not turn off the Zone completely and only makes the window shift to standby mode while the settings are saved. When the window is reactivated, the Highlight Zone turns on again with the settings unchanged. [. . . ] This monitor follows the international standard VESA DDC for the Plug & Play function. Resolution The number of horizontal and vertical dots used to compose the screen image is called 'resolution'. This number shows the accuracy of the display. High resolution is good for performing multiple tasks as more image information can be shown on the screen. [. . . ]