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Contents

Palm m100 Series Handhelds HotSync Cradle/Cable Adapters Software Download Available Contents Managing Your Applications Advanced HotSync Operations Appendix a Maintaining Your Handheld Product Regulatory Information About This Book Getting to know your handheld What is a Palm m100 series handheld? Minimum requirements Windows System requirementsMinimum requirements Macintosh Optional equipment Locating front panel controls Palm m100 series components Using the backlight Locating back panel components Using the protective flip cover Changing the face plate Installing the batteries With Palm Desktop software, you can do Following Connecting the HotSync cradle/cablePalm Desktop organizer software To connect the HotSync cradle/cable Installing Palm Desktop software Using your handheld with another PIM Tap with the stylus to get things done Tapping and typing Elements of the handheld interface When a check mark appears in a check box, Opening applications Choosing a menu Using menus Graffiti menu commands Onscreen keyboard Entering dataDisplaying online tips Graffiti writing Using Palm Desktop software External keyboard Customizing your handheldImporting data Setting the time and date Tap a month Tap the current date Writing Graffiti characters Using Graffiti writing to enter data To write Graffiti letters Graffiti tips Graffiti alphabet Writing capital letters Writing punctuation marks Writing numbersGraffiti numbers Additional Graffiti punctuation Writing symbols and extended characters Additional non-English characters Writing accented charactersAccent strokes Graffiti ShortCuts Navigation strokes Using the onscreen keyboard Using an external keyboard accessory Using Note PadUsing your computer keyboard Importing data from a Windows computer Importing data Importing data from a Macintosh To import data from a Macintosh Switching between applications Using the Applications LauncherSelecting applications Categorizing applications Changing the Applications Launcher display Choosing preferences Installing add-on applications Installing and removing applications Chapter Managing Your Applications Chapter Removing applications Installing games Removing Palm Desktop software Security, you can do the following Assigning a passwordSecurity Changing or deleting a password Locking your handheld Recovering from a forgotten password Using Your Applications Date Book, you can do the following Overview of applicationsDate Book Address Book, you can do the following Address Book To Do List, you can do the following To Do List To open Note Pad Clock CalculatorCalculator, you can do the following Clock, you can do the following Memo Pad, you can do the following Memo Pad Editing records Common tasksCreating records Edit menu Entering text Other ways to delete records Deleting records Purging records Chapter Performing a HotSync operation for the first time Windows Exchanging and updating data HotSync operations Connect your handheld to the HotSync cradle/cable Performing a HotSync operation for the first time Macintosh Creates a file named User Data in your user name folder To perform a local HotSync operation on a Macintosh HotSync button Beaming information Is complete before you continue working on your handheld System-defined and user-defined categories Categorizing recordsTips on beaming information To move a record into a category To define a new category Finding records Looking up Address Book records Using Phone Lookup Using Find Phone Lookup tips Sorting lists of records Hiding or masking private records Making records private Chapter Tap OK to confirm that you want to hide private records Enter your password, and then tap OK Attaching notes Choosing fonts Scheduling an event Application-specific tasks Tap the time of an event To schedule an event for another day Tap a blank area on the screen to deselect the untimed event Rescheduling an event Setting an alarm for an event Scheduling repeating or continuous events Changing repeating or continuous events Considerations for repeating or continuous events Keep Working in Week View Changing the Date Book view Tap an event to show a description of the event Working in Month View Spotting event conflicts Working in Agenda View Record menu Options menu Date Book menus, preferences, and display options Preferences Creating an Address Book entry Next Field Changing Address Entry details Selecting types of phone numbers Record menus Address Book menus Options menus Setting priority Changing To Do List item details Checking off a To Do List item Setting a due date To Do Show Options To Do List menus Reviewing notes Setting an alarm for a note Using Your Applications Record menus Options menus To create a new memo Memo Pad menus Reviewing memos Memo list Memo screen To view the time Clock menus Calculator Calculator menus Recent Calculations Advanced HotSync Operations Selecting HotSync setup options Monitors requests only when you select Identifies the port that Palm Desktop software Advanced HotSync Operations Using Advanced HotSync Operations Customizing HotSync application settings To customize HotSync application settings on a Macintosh Chapter Preparing your computer for infrared communication IR HotSync operations To install a Windows 95 infrared driver Advanced HotSync Operations Configuring HotSync Manager for infrared communication Advanced HotSync Operations Returning to cradle/cable HotSync operations Performing an IR HotSync operation Conducting a HotSync operation via modem Preparing your computer Identifies the modem type or manufacturer. Refer Preparing your handheld Selecting the conduits for a modem HotSync operation Performing a HotSync operation via a modem Using File Link Creating a user profile To create a user profile on a Macintosh Chapter Preferences screens, you can do the following Viewing preferences Pen preferences Buttons preferences Turns on the backlight on your handheld HotSync buttons preferences Digitizer preferencesFormats preferences Time, date, week start, and numbers formats Country default General preferences Auto-off delaySystem, alarm, and game sounds Beam Receive Connection preferences Sample connection for remote IR HotSync operations Network preferences TCP/IP software Entering a user name Selecting a service Selecting a connection Entering a password Adding telephone settings Disabling Call Waiting Entering a prefix Using a calling card Connecting to your service Adding detailed information to a service template Creating additional service templates Idle timeout IP address Defining primary and secondary DNS Login scripts Creating a login script on your handheld Transmits specific characters to the TCP/IP server Network preferences menu commands Deleting a service templateService menu Plug-in applications Displaying expanded Service Connection Progress messages TCP/IP troubleshootingViewing the Network Log Adding DNS numbers Owner preferences Creating a ShortCut ShortCuts preferences Deleting a ShortCut Editing a ShortCut Caring for your handheld Appendix a Battery considerations Performing a soft reset Resetting your handheld Performing a hard reset Appendix a To restore your data from a Macintosh after a hard reset Appendix B Software installation problems Operating problems Frequently Asked Questions Tapping and writing problems Application problems HotSync problems Frequently Asked Questions Appendix B Frequently Asked Questions Appendix B Frequently Asked Questions Appendix B Frequently Asked Questions Beaming problems Password problems Technical support Frequently Asked Questions Appendix C To upgrade a Macintosh system Each handheld must have a unique name Carriage return and line feed Use of char Literal characters FCC Statement Product Regulatory Information CE Compliance Statement Battery Warning Uwaga Index Index See also PIM Digitizer 14, 150 Index Index Index See also Security Profiles 144 Punctuation marks Index Index

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