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Surface Pro Et Surface Pro 2 Guide De L'utilisateur Surface Pro et Surface Pro 2 Guide de l’utilisateur Avec Windows 8.1 Professionnel Date de publication : Octobre 2013 Version 2.0 © 2013 Microsoft. Tous droits réservés. BlueTrack Technology, ClearType, Excel, Hotmail, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint, SkyDrive, Windows, Xbox et Xbox Live sont des marques déposées de Microsoft Corporation. Surface, Skype et Wedge sont des marques commerciales de Microsoft Corporation. Bluetooth est une marque déposée de Bluetooth SIG, Inc. Dolby et le symbole double-D sont des marques déposées de Dolby Laboratories. Ce document est fourni « en l’état ». Les informations contenues dans ce document, y compris les URL et d’autres références à des sites Web Internet, sont susceptibles d’être modifiées sans préavis. © 2013 Microsoft Page ii Sommaire DECOUVREZ SURFACE PRO ............................................................................................................................................1 À PROPOS DE CE GUIDE ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 1 CARACTERISTIQUES DE SURFACE PRO ................................................................................................................................................................ 2 CONFIGURATION DE VOTRE SURFACE PRO ................................................................................................................5 BRANCHEMENT ET ALLUMAGE ............................................................................................................................................................................. 5 CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 NOTIONS DE BASE ...........................................................................................................................................................7 MISE A JOUR VERS WINDOWS 8.1 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 7 FONCTION TACTILE, CLAVIER, SOURIS ET STYLET ................................................................................................................................................ 7 ÉCRAN D’ACCUEIL .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 OUVERTURE D’APPLICATIONS .............................................................................................................................................................................. 8 FONCTION TACTILE : BALAYER, APPUYER ET PLUS ENCORE ............................................................................................................................... 9 ICONES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11 BUREAU ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12 CHANGEMENTS DANS WINDOWS 8 ................................................................................................................................................................. 12 EN SAVOIR PLUS SUR WINDOWS ....................................................................................................................................................................... 13 ÉCRAN DE VERROUILLAGE ET CONNEXION ........................................................................................................................................................ 13 MISE EN ROUTE ............................................................................................................................................................. 15 CONNEXION ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 CONFIGURATION DE LA MESSAGERIE ................................................................................................................................................................ 15 CONTACTS : AJOUT DE CONTACTS .................................................................................................................................................................... 16 SKYPE (MESSAGES INSTANTANES ET APPELS) : AJOUT DE CONTACTS ............................................................................................................ 16 SKYDRIVE : VOTRE NUAGE PERSONNEL ............................................................................................................................................................ 16 AJOUTEZ VOTRE TOUCHE PERSONNELLE ........................................................................................................................................................... 17 FAMILIARISEZ-VOUS AVEC SURFACE PRO ............................................................................................................... 18 ÉTATS D’ALIMENTATION : MARCHE, ARRET, VEILLE ET SORTIE DE VEILLE ....................................................................................................... 18 CHARGE ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 19 ÉCRAN TACTILE .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 CLAVIER VISUEL .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 PIED INTEGRE ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25 CLAVIERS COVER ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26 PAVE TACTILE ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30 FONCTIONNALITES AUDIO .................................................................................................................................................................................. 31 STYLET SURFACE PRO ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 33 UTILISATION D’APPLICATIONS ET DE PROGRAMMES ........................................................................................... 36 RECHERCHE ET OUVERTURE D’APPLICATIONS ................................................................................................................................................... 36 PASSAGE D’UNE APPLICATION OUVERTE A UNE AUTRE ................................................................................................................................... 37 UTILISATION D’APPLICATIONS COTE A COTE .................................................................................................................................................... 37 © 2013 Microsoft Page iii FERMETURE D’UNE APPLICATION ....................................................................................................................................................................... 38 COMMANDES D’APPLICATION ........................................................................................................................................................................... 39 APPLICATIONS INTEGREES .................................................................................................................................................................................. 39 PARAMETRES ET AIDE DES APPLICATIONS ......................................................................................................................................................... 39 VOUS RENCONTREZ DES PROBLEMES AVEC UNE APPLICATION ? ................................................................................................................... 40 RECHERCHE, PARTAGE ET PARAMETRES ................................................................................................................. 41 COMMENT EFFECTUER UNE RECHERCHE ........................................................................................................................................................... 41 PARTAGE DE PHOTOS, DE LIENS ET PLUS ENCORE ...........................................................................................................................................
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