Service provider name | Casio Palm-size PC guide

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4. Tap OK to display a dialog for entering the name of the service.

Service provider name

5.Input a name for your service provider and then tap OK.

6.In the service provider settings dialog that appears, enter the required information.

Tap here to display a list of connections you created under “To make Palm-size PC dial-up connection settings” on page 61. Select the one you want to use.

Enter the correct information here that you received from your service provider.

• This information is necessary only when the SMTP Host and POP3 Host entries are different. Otherwise, these boxes can be left blank.

7. Tap Finish to save your settings.

Note

•In step 6 of the above procedure, enter a mail address in the Return Address box if you want replies to your e-mail sent to an address that is different from the one you send from. Normally you can leave this box blank.

•Tapping Next in place of Finish in step 7 displays a dialog for making other settings that control connection to your mail server and e-mail send and receive. See Palm- size PC online help for more information about these settings.

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Palm-size PC Copyright Information Contents Part 2 Communicating with a Computer Part 3 Using the Casio Programs About This User’s Guide Welcome Information Source Where to find additional information Iii Voice Recorder and Note Taker Part 1 Using the Palm-size PCPalm-size PC Basics Tutorial Program Buttons Palm-size PC BasicsPalm-size PC Buttons Cursor Button Exit ButtonAction control Tap Touch Screen Operations Palm-size PC Programs Contacts Card BackupCalendar Channels To assign programs to the program buttons Assigning a Program to a Program Button Active Desktop Tap to display the Start menu Taskbar Start Menu Command Bar Typing with the Keyboard Typing and Writing on your Palm-size PC This combination Performs this operation Writing Using the Character Recognizer Viewing Data Customizing Your Palm-size PC Communications PasswordPower Buttons Stylus Regional SettingsVolume & Sounds Remove Programs Viewing the Active Desktop TutorialRecording a Message with Voice Recorder To record a message with Voice Recorder Adding a Contacts Record Then Contacts To create a new Contacts record To create a Calendar appointment Creating a Calendar Appointment Palm-size PC User’s Guide To enter a reminder in Tasks Entering a Reminder in Tasks To assign a category to a task To save the task, tap OK To assign a priority to a task Tap Start and then Note Taker Creating a Note with Note TakerTo create a note with Note Taker To enter text into a note To draw graphics in a note To enter freehand letters in a note Viewing the Active Desktop What’s Next? To start recording Using Voice RecorderVoice Recorder and Note Taker Controlling Voice Recorder Operations with Buttons To resume paused playback To select data for playbackTo playback a recording To pause playback On-screen Buttons To playback all the recordings in the file listTo fast-forward during playback To rewind during playback Folder list File List Recording Formats To create, change the name of, or delete a folderRecording Properties To record to a memory card Tap Start, Settings, and then System Inputting Text into a Note Using Note TakerCreating a New Note Freehand Letters and Graphics Editing and Formatting a Note Saving a Note Managing Your Notes Calendar Scheduling an Appointment Pocket Outlook Appointment Card Appointment List Contacts List Contacts Managing Business and Private ContactsScheduling a Meeting Contact Card Tasks Keeping Track of Things You Need to Do Task Card Tasks List Inbox Sending and Receiving E-mail Synchronizing Messages Windows CE Inbox Transfer To set up a new mail service Using a New Dial-Up Connection Service provider name Received Messages Selecting a ServiceHow Mail is Sent and Received by Inbox Reading Received Messages Palm-size PC User’s Guide Writing a New Message Sending an E-mail Replying to a Message Dial-Up Connections Windows CE Services and ChannelsData Backup and File Transfer Remote Computers Internet Service ProviderDial-Up Connections Remote Desktop Computer on a Corporate Network Corporate Network Remote Desktop Computer via Direct Dial-up Connection Palm-size PC Dial-Up Connection Settings To make Palm-size PC dial-up connection settings Palm-size PC User’s Guide Part 2 Communicating with a Computer General Name Servers Part 2 Communicating with a Computer Area Code 567 Phone Number Setting the Dialing Properties Remote Desktop Computer Setting Up the Remote ComputerInternet Service Provider or Corporate Network Establishing a Dial-Up Connection Tap the connection to display the following dialog Tap Start, Programs, and then Communications Tap Start, Programs, Communications, and then ActiveSync Closing a Connection Before Beginning Installation Windows CE Services and ChannelsWindows CE Services Installing Windows CE Services To install Windows CE Services Palm-size PC User’s Guide Part 2 Communicating with a Computer Palm-size PC User’s Guide Optional Infrared Communication Driver Component Using the Mobile Devices Window Changing Communications Settings Synchronization Synchronization progress indication How Data is Synchronized Checking Synchronization Details Windows 95/98 Contacts, Calendar, TasksInbox Files Resolving Synchronization Conflicts Manual ResolutionAutomatic Resolution Channel Information To change ActiveSync Options settings Changing ActiveSync Options Settings Appointment Option Dialog Displaying the Channels Screen Using Channels Viewing Channel Information on the Active Desktop Synchronizing Channel InformationViewing Channel Information To back up Palm-size PC data Data Backup and File TransferBacking Up and Restoring Data To copy a file Copying Files To copy a program to your Palm-size PC Installing and Removing Software To remove a program from Palm-size PC To transfer data with infrared Transferring Data with Infrared Palm-size PC User’s Guide Menu Part 3 Using the Casio Programs Using the Main Menu Using MenuTo start up Menu using the program button To start up Menu using a menu program Using Action Control for Menu Button Operations To change the application assigned to a button Configuring MenuAssigning Operations to Main Menu Buttons To assign an application to a main menu button To move a button To clear the settings of a buttonTo change the icon of a button To change the name of a submenu button Submenu ButtonsTo create a submenu To assign applications to buttons inside submenus To change the icon of a submenu button Toolbar Menus and ToolbarsFile Menu Edit Menu Backed Up Data Card Backup ToolTime Required for Backup To back up data Using Card Backup ToolRead this first Backing Up Data Tap Backup now Tap Start, Programs, Utility, and then Card Backup Restoring Data To interrupt a backup operationTo restore data Tap Restore now Tap Backup File Delete To interrupt a restore operationDeleting a Backup File To delete a backup file To activate the character recognizer Part 4 Reference Appendix a Handwritten Character Recognizer Input Panel Areas To display character writing help SymbolsCharacter Writing Help To set character recognizer options Tap Start, Settings, and then Input PanelOptions Natural Character Set Letter Area Punctuation Marks Letters Number Area Punctuation Marks Letter Area Editing MarksNumbers Tab Number Area Editing MarksAccented Letters Undo Symbol Panel Symbols Simplified Uppercase Character Set Letter Undo Paste Cut Carriage return Symbol Panel Punctuation Marks Symbol Panel Symbols Palm-size PC User’s Guide Tips Appendix B Tips and TroubleshootingConserving Battery power Protecting Important Data Adjust the auto dimming settingsUse a password to keep data confidential Reduce screen brightness Addressee mail address Back up data to protect against accidental lossOther Tips Showing your name to the receiver of your e-mail Infrared Communications TroubleshootingDial-up Connection Palm-size PC Response Blank screenDark screen Screen characters are too small Other When nothing else works Connection Icons Battery IconsAppendix C Icon Lists Synchronization Icons Index Palm-size PC User’s Guide Hon-machi 1-chome Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-8543, Japan