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You may be able to obtain a Type I CompactFlash connectivity kit from the manufacturer of your phone, or from a third-party manufacturer. In either case, the kit must be designed to work with the specific model of your phone, and the manufacturer must provide a driver for use with the HP Jornada Pocket PC.

After you have installed and configured the card, the make and model of the card will appear in the list of modems or the list of network adapters when you create a new connection (see “Creating an ISP or network connection” later in this chapter).

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If your mobile phone has a built-in IrDA-compatible infrared port (or if an optional infrared connectivity kit is available for your phone), you can use the infrared port on your HP Jornada to connect to it. When you create a new dial- up connection, select Generic IrDA modem from the modem list. Align the infrared port on your HP Jornada with the infrared port on the mobile phone before dialing the call. For detailed instructions on how to establish a wireless connection using a mobile phone, check the HP Jornada Web site at www.hp.com/jornada/solutions/hardware/wireless_solutions.

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To connect to a network or the Internet, you need an account with an ISP, an account on your corporate network, or access permission to dial in to a specific computer.

For each account, you will need a user name and password provided by the ISP or account administrator. If you are connecting to a commercial ISP, you will also need to know the dialup telephone number and IP and DNS addresses (if required).

If you plan to use the account to send or receive e-mail messages directly from your HP Jornada, you must also obtain the following information from your ISP or account administrator:

•a user name and password for your e-mail account (these may be different than the user name and password you use to connect)

•the name of the POP3 or IMAP4 server (for incoming messages)

•the name of the SMTP server (for outgoing messages)