ViewSonic V35 manual Setting a Password, Adding or Removing Programs, Adding Programs

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Setting a Password

A password can safeguard your V35 against unauthorized use. To set your password:

1Tap Start, tap Settings, then tap the Password icon on the Password tab.

2Tap the digits or characters to set your password. You can set a four-digit password, or a long password containing a combination of at least seven characters, digits or punctuation.

3You can set the time for the V35 to prompt for a password after idling.

4Tap OK.

Adding or Removing Programs

Adding Programs

You can add even more functionality to your V35 by installing additional software and programs. A wide variety of software is available for Windows Powered Pocket PCs, ranging from custom business applications and system utilities to games and entertainment. Some programs are available from software vendors or on the Web.

Install only programs designed specifically to run on a Pocket PC personal digital assistant and/or a Windows Powered Pocket PC. You cannot run programs designed for Windows on your V35. In addition, you may need a version of the program designed specifically for the X-Scale processor used by your V35.

Install software to your V35 by first loading the installation files onto your PC. Use ActiveSync on your PC to transfer and install programs to the storage memory (RAM) in your V35.

Removing Programs

To free storage memory on your V35, you can remove programs you no longer use. Only programs that are stored in RAM can be removed.

Programs pre-installed in Flash ROM cannot be removed; however, these programs do not use storage memory.

To remove a program:

1On the Start menu, tap Settings.

2On the System tab, tap Remove Programs.

3Select the program in the list, and then tap Remove.

NOTE: If the program does not appear in the list of installed programs, use File Explorer on your V35. Locate the program, press and hold the stylus on the program, and then tap Delete on the pop-up menu.

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Contents ViewSonic Table of Contents Managing Your Microsoft ActiveSyncPocket Outlook Pocket Internet Explorer Troubleshooting and MaintenanceCompanion Programs Getting ConnectedAppendix Product Registration For Your Records ViewSonic Pocket PC Package Contents Getting StartedQuick Start Identifying ComponentsSetting the Battery Switch Charging the BatteryInstalling Microsoft ActiveSync Starting YourConnecting to Your PC Register Your Product For More Information For information on See this sourceHardware Features Front ComponentsRear Components Right-Side Components Left-Side Components Top Components Bottom ComponentsV35 USB Cradle Battery Charging Options With the cradleWithout the cradle Using an SD Card Optional Expanding the Memory CapacityUsing the Stylus Basic SkillsToday Screen Status Icons Icon MeaningNavigation Bar and Command Bar Running Programs Icon Program DescriptionPop-up Menus NotificationsEntering Text Using the Input Panel Entering InformationBlock Recognizer Soft KeyboardLetter Recognizer TranscriberWriting on the Screen Tap the Pen button and use your stylus like a penSelect the text you want to Some tips for getting good recognition are listed below Drawing on the Screen Recording a Message Using My Text Recording FormatsViewSonic Pocket PC Managing Power Power-Saving TipsManaging Your Memory Cards Managing MemoryStorage and Program Memory Sdram Memory AllocationFinding and Organizing Information Customizing Your Options DescriptionAdding Programs Setting a PasswordAdding or Removing Programs Removing ProgramsUsing Backup Backing up data using BackupBacking Up Data Restoring data using Backup ViewSonic Pocket PC Using Microsoft ActiveSync Microsoft ActiveSyncSynchronizing Data Connecting to Your PC Connecting by USB CableConnecting by Infrared ViewSonic Pocket PC Pocket Outlook Scheduling Appointments/MeetingsCreating an Appointment Using the Summary Screen Creating Meeting RequestsManaging Contacts Finding a Contact Using the Summary Screen Tasks Keeping a To Do List Use Tasks to keep track of what you have to doCreating a Task View task details Creating a Note Using the Message List Inbox Sending and Receiving EmailSynchronizing Email Messages ViewSonic Pocket PC Managing Email Messages and Folders ViewSonic Pocket PC Using Pocket Word Companion ProgramsPocket Word Pocket Excel Tips for Working in Pocket WordTips for Working in Pocket Excel Windows Media Player for Pocket PC Player for V35, tap and tap Windows MediaMicrosoft Reader Getting Books onto YourUsing the Library Using Reader Features Reading a BookRemoving a Book Program How to Access the Program Other ProgramsUsing Pocket Internet Explorer Pocket Internet ExplorerMobile Favorites Folder Viewing Mobile Favorites and ChannelsBrowsing the Internet Favorite Links Mobile FavoritesConserving Memory Using AvantGo Channels Tap the AvantGo Channels linkGetting Connected Sending InformationReceiving Information ViewSonic Pocket PC Troubleshooting and Maintenance Resetting yourRestoring Factory Defaults Power does not turn on when using battery power Power ProblemsFollow this procedure to clear the memory from your Battery runs out of power quicklyMemory Problems If you have an SD card, move data to the SD card as followsScreen Problems USB Cradle Connection Problems Connection ProblemsCare and Maintenance Infrared Connection ProblemsTravel Guidelines Customer Support = FAXClass B Regulations Regulatory and Safety InformationAppendix CanadaBattery Replacement European Regulatory NoticeAbout the AC Adapter About Electrostatic DischargeElectrostatic Discharge Warning Limited Warranty Pocket PC Products Specifications LCDSdram Memory Allocation Data Loss DisclaimerViewSonic Corporation

V35 specifications

The ViewSonic V35 is a versatile and portable LED projector designed for both personal entertainment and professional presentations. With its compact form factor, the V35 stands out as an ideal solution for on-the-go users who require high-quality projection without the bulk of traditional projectors.

One of the main features of the ViewSonic V35 is its impressive image quality. The projector delivers a native resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels, providing sharp and vivid images that enhance the viewing experience. With a brightness rating of 250 ANSI lumens, the V35 performs well in low-light conditions, making it suitable for home theaters and dimly lit meetings.

The V35 incorporates advanced LED technology, which not only enhances the brightness and color accuracy of the projected image but also extends the lifespan of the light source. This allows the projector to last up to 30,000 hours, significantly reducing the need for frequent replacements and maintenance.

Connectivity is a strong suit of the ViewSonic V35. It features multiple input options, including HDMI, USB, and Wi-Fi, allowing users to easily connect their devices. The projector is also equipped with wireless screen mirroring capabilities, enabling users to stream content directly from their smartphones or tablets. This feature is particularly beneficial for users who wish to showcase presentations or multimedia content without the hassle of cables.

Another significant characteristic of the V35 is its built-in battery, which provides up to 2.5 hours of viewing time on a single charge. This portability feature is perfect for users who frequently travel or work in different locations, ensuring that they can enjoy uninterrupted presentations or movie screenings.

In terms of sound, the ViewSonic V35 includes integrated speakers that deliver clear audio, eliminating the need for external sound systems in small settings. Additionally, the projector's compact design makes it lightweight and easy to carry, enhancing its appeal for mobile use.

The V35 also comes with a user-friendly interface and intuitive controls, making it accessible for users of all experience levels. Overall, the ViewSonic V35 is an excellent choice for anyone in need of a reliable, portable projector that combines quality, convenience, and versatility for various applications.
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