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- INTRODUCTION
- INTRODUCTION
- ABOUT OLPC
- HOW TO VOLUNTEER
- GETTING STARTED
- GETTING STARTED
- OPENING THE XO
- PORTS
- POWERING OF YOUR LAPTOP
- STARTING THE XO
- KEYBOARD
- INTERFACE
- ABOUT THE USER INTERFACE
- HOME VIEW
- ACTIVITY VIEW
- NEIGHBOURHOOD VIEW
- GROUP VIEW
- THE FRAME
- THE JOURNAL
- ACTIVITIES
- WHAT IS AN ACTIVITY
- LAUNCHING ACTIVITIES
- COLLABORATING
- SWITCHING ACTIVITIES
- EXITING ACTIVITIES
- INSTALLING ACTIVITIES
- ACTIVITY SAMPLER
- INTRODUCTION
- CONNECTING
- GIVE ME THE INTERNET
- NETWORKING HARDWARE
- WIRELESS DEVICES
- MAINTENANCE
- BACKING UP
- CONSERVING DISKSPACE
- CHARGING
- CARING FOR YOUR XO
- HOW TO REFLASH
- REPAIRING
- TROUBLESHOOTING
- MAINTENANCE
- REPLACING
- GETTING SUPPORT
- APPENDICES
- KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
- HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS
- GLOSSARY
- CREDITS
- CREDITS

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