The print is too small for me to read in the manual that came with the phone. I've found manuals to down load for other items but can't find one for my cell phone. It is Sprint Sanyo Vero.

go google and type in-- user manual for huawei phone model ce0979--- there should be a pdf version for down loading and it will be in 12 font size but lots of pages

Go to menu, in tray tray behaving tray1 select as unless paper load,in tray2 page size as any size.. while giving print command select printer properties, goto paper/quality select paper source automatic or tray2 & shoot print command & check...
# if you are not selected tray 1 as unless paper load, it will ask paper to load after command reached to it.
# if you are not selected tray2 as any paper size, defined paper size only it will allow to print..any paper size it will print with out questing you..

Hello Lona Harrington, here is how the manual for my fridgearie dishwasher tells me and how I load it .
1. Upper Rack is for smaller items. Cups, small bowls,sippy cups, plastic bowls. all face down.2. Lower Rack is for larger items. Plates pots and pans. The plates should be upright. pots and pans face down.3. flatware basket. This is ware I disagree with the book manual. The manual says to put the tines of the fork facing upright and the same for the knives. I have young children and they are great helpers, but I don't want them hurt so I put all the sharp points down.Manuals are available on line free Hope this helpsJoe [email protected]

Go to Gateway's website at http://us.gateway.com/gw/en/US/content/home. Click the 'Drivers & Downloads' link under 'Support' in the navigation bar and then select the model of your computer. You should then be given a list of downloadable items, some of which will be user's guides and manuals.

manual for a compaq pocket pc: http://fileml.com/02I8j8

I've done searches thru all of my sources for a free manual many times for 384, but never found one. I've only found one site that offers them for pay. It's at http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/instruction-manual-euro-pro-384.aspx.

I'm afraid I've never found a service number for them, either, but you may well be able to find one in the manual. Best of luck to you. Maybe you could post the service number on the site for others if you finally get it.

They do not print manuals with a large print font. I suggest you use a magnifying glass to read the manual.

We need to know the model number. Is it a Memory Craft 3000 or 9000? Another model number? Also, be prepared that as a Janome you will probably have to pay for the manual IF it is even found. They are tough to find.

Get back to me with a comment back on the model number and I can do a specified web-wide search. I've also got a number of specific sites I use to look for free sewing manual downloads, but Janome's are tough ones to find. I promise to leave no stone unturned, though! That's a nice gift to get!

Found the User Guide for the B7330. I think this is essentially the same handset.

B7330 User Guide

Chances are that the composite inputs are not selected in the settings. You need a display connected to the MONITOR output to see what you're doing. Then press the SCREEN button (just below the RECORDER readout) until "Menu" lights up next to it. Then press the large round wheel in while keeping the MENU button depressed - this will bring up the menu settings on the monitor. Then press the MENU button in the "Dial Menu" section - while keeping it pressed, rotate the large round knob until "Setup Item 101" appears in the display- this is the Video Input Select area.



Release the MENU button to select Item 101 - then press the DATA button while rotating the large round knob until S-V changes to V (going from S-Video to Composite ). When you've reached the desired setting, press the SET button to store it in memory. Keep in mind that you have to do this on P1, P2, R and/or AUX depending on which channels you want to change. The factory default is S-Video, so that is probably how the machine is set on each channel. When you've finished setting the channels to your preference, press the SCREEN button to exit the menu.



I've found that the $20 (or so) investment on one of the many manual sites pays for itself many times over in "frustration control". I can attest that www.servicemanuals.net is quite trustworthy, and in most cases you can download and print the manual immediately. The sites that offer "free manuals" are more trouble than they're worth as you have to download all kinds of crap you don't need, and they pop up when you don't want them to and slow down your computer. If you need more help, write me at [email protected]