! Getting Started 3-3 H to see through a small hole in each disk: toward the edge of the disk until it clicks into place. When you do, you'll be able the backs of the disks. If you find protect tabs on the original disks, slide each tab |—"j Your original Amiga disks may have protect tabs. These are small plastic tabs on original disks onto these blank disks and keep the originals in a safe place. *™"1 microdisks from your Amiga dealer.) You'll copy the information from the Amiga. In addition, have two blank microdisks ready. (You can get blank came with your Amiga.
These disks contain important information used by the rn Start by getting the two microdisks, the Workbench disk and the BASIC disk that H Using Disks use in place of the mouse. To learn how, see the section in Appendix C entitled Using the Amiga Without a Mouse. The descriptions in this chapter (and throughout the rest of this manual) assume you're using a mouse. There are, however, certain keys on the keyboard you can | | A Note About the Mouse your Amiga 2000. This has no effect on system performance or procedures. the screen displays shown in this manual may differ slightly from what shows on ! j NOTE:
Because of the variety of configurations available in the Amiga 2000 series, j J When you're done, you'll be ready to start using the tools included on your Workbench disk that let you work with the Amiga. using icons and menus n using disks I ] how to use the mouse In this chapter, you'll learn the basics of using your Amiga 2000, including: