Casio ClassPad OS Version 3.03 Contents, Chapter, Getting Ready, 1 Getting Acquainted, About This User’s Guide

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Contents

Getting Ready

1.	Unpacking.....................................................................................................	1
2.	Attaching and Removing the Front Cover..................................................	2
3.	Using the Stylus............................................................................................	3
4.	Replacing Batteries and Setting Up the ClassPad....................................	3
5.	User Registration..........................................................................................	6
Handling Precautions........................................................................................		7

About This User’s Guide

		ClassPad Keypad and Icon Panel ......................................................................	0-1-1
		On-screen Keys, Menus, and Other Controllers ................................................	0-1-2
		Page Contents....................................................................................................	0-1-3
Chapter		1 Getting Acquainted
1-1		General Guide .......................................................................................	1-1-1
		General Guide.....................................................................................................	1-1-2
		Using the Stylus .................................................................................................	1-1-4
1-2	Turning Power On and Off ...................................................................		1-2-1
		Turning Power On ..............................................................................................	1-2-1
		Turning Power Off ..............................................................................................	1-2-1
		Resume Function ...............................................................................................	1-2-1
		Limiting the Duration of the Sleep State..............................................................	1-2-2
1-3 Using the Icon Panel.............................................................................			1-3-1
1-4		Built-in Applications .............................................................................	1-4-1
		Starting a Built-in Application..............................................................................	1-4-2
		Application Menu Operations..............................................................................	1-4-2
1-5	Built-in Application Basic Operations.................................................		1-5-1
		Application Window ............................................................................................	1-5-1
		Using a Dual Window Display.............................................................................	1-5-1
		Using the Menu Bar............................................................................................	1-5-3
		Using the OMenu ...........................................................................................	1-5-4
		Using Check Boxes.............................................................................................	1-5-6
		Using Option Buttons..........................................................................................	1-5-7
		Using the Toolbar................................................................................................	1-5-8
		Interpreting Status Bar Information ....................................................................	1-5-9
		Pausing and Terminating an Operation .............................................................	1-5-9
1-6		Input........................................................................................................	1-6-1
		Using the Soft Keyboard ....................................................................................	1-6-1
		Input Basics ........................................................................................................	1-6-3
		Advanced Soft Keyboard Operations .................................................................	1-6-8

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