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In a multimedia information and control system for use in an automobile, at least one interface is employed which enables a user to access information concerning the automobile and control vehicle functions in an efficient manner. The user may select one of a plurality of displayed options on a scre

In a multimedia information and control system for use in an automobile, at least one interface is employed which enables a user to access information concerning the automobile and control vehicle functions in an efficient manner. The user may select one of a plurality of displayed options on a screen of such an interface. Through audio, video and/or text media, the user is provided with information concerning the selected option and the vehicle function corresponding thereto. Having been so informed, the user may activate the selected option to control the corresponding vehicle function.

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[ We claim:] [5.] A method for use in a system for adjusting at least one function in a vehicle, the system including a display element and a memory, the at least one function being operated based on a preferred setting thereof which is stored in the memory, the method comprising:showing, on the dis

[ We claim:] [5.] A method for use in a system for adjusting at least one function in a vehicle, the system including a display element and a memory, the at least one function being operated based on a preferred setting thereof which is stored in the memory, the method comprising:showing, on the display element, a first display including at least first and second options, each of the first and second options being selectable to adjust the at least one function in the vehicle;detecting any adjustment to the at least one function resulting from selection of the first option on the first display;showing, on the display element, a second display including a save option to save a current setting of the at least one function when the adjustment is detected;storing in the memory the current setting of the at least one function as the preferred setting thereof when the save option is selected; andcausing the second display to disappear to allow selection of the second option on the first display after the save option is selected.