User manual MICROSOFT SURFACE 32 GO RT

[. . . ] € Information in this document, including URL and other Internet Web site references, may change without notice. You can connect to a broad variety of accessories, printers, and networks, just like you always have. Run both new touch-friendly apps and your favorite Windows 7 programs. About this guide This guide walks you through everything you need to know about Surface Pro. [. . . ] HDTV For HD quality, plug the Surface HD Digital AV Adapter into the HDMI port on your HDTV. Projector or monitor Check your projector or monitor for an HDMI port. If you don’t see one, you can use the Surface VGA Adapter with a VGA port on your projector or monitor. Surface video adapters are available online in the Accessories area on Surface. Connect a VGA or HDMI cable to the HDMI or VGA port on your TV, monitor, or projector. Plug the adapter into the Mini DisplayPort on your Surface (lower-right side). Note If there’s no picture on the external display, disconnect the adapter, rotate it 180 degrees, and plug it into Surface again. Set up your screens Once you plug in your screen, you can choose your display options. Open the Devices charm (swipe in from the right edge of the screen and tap Devices). Tap or click Second screen and then choose one of these options:  Duplicate You’ll see the same thing on both screens. Extend Your screen is spread over two monitors, and you can drag and move items between the two. Second screen only You’ll see everything on the connected screen, and the Surface will be blank. After you connect a second screen, you might want to change the size of desktop items. For info on how to do this, see Desktop apps appear too big or small in this guide. © 2013 Microsoft Page 68 Use multiple monitors Connecting another monitor to your Surface is a great way to multitask. You can use one monitor for work (Office apps) and the other for play (chatting with friends, social updates, or music). Once connected, you can use one of the following key combinations (on Touch Cover or Type Cover) to move an app to the second screen: Press this Windows logo key -orWindows logo key Windows logo key -orWindows logo key +PgUp +PgDn +Right arrow +Left arrow To do this Move Windows Store apps to another monitor. Open desktop apps (like the Office apps) on both monitors, or apps from the Windows Store on one and desktop apps on the other. When you open Start or the charms on a monitor, all apps from the Store will move to that same monitor. You can use the four corners of either screen to open the charms and your recent apps with your mouse. To open the charms on the second screen, move your mouse pointer to the second screen. You can decide whether you want to have a taskbar on all of your displays, and how you want buttons to be arranged on the taskbars. [. . . ] If a security event or hardware failure locks your Surface, you’ll need a BitLocker recovery key to sign in. If you sign in to your Surface with a Microsoft account, a copy of your BitLocker recovery key is automatically backed up to that account. For more info, see BitLocker recovery keys: Frequently asked questions on Windows. © 2013 Microsoft Page 126 Clean and care for Surface To keep Surface looking and working great, clean the touchscreen and keyboard frequently. [. . . ]