Sharp IQ-8900, IQ-8920

REPEAT THIS

ENTRY

DATE JUN

24,1994

FRI

7. Touch

Il.

WEEKLY is the default

repeat setting.

8. Enter the number of additional days on which the event

will repeat. An entry can be repeated up to 999 times. In

this case, type 4.

REPEAT THIS ENTRY

piT-&pq

DATE

JUN

24,1994

FRI

9. Touch

-1.

Your five-day vacation is now stored.

You can confirm that your vacation has been entered by

looking at the

Calendar

view.

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Contents

Main Page Page Page Installing replacing) (or Adjusting touch panel LCD contrast Setting and time ~~g:i$:E;~k;;, Making Telephone (a _---_. 10 Ill press III g Moving appointment Entering I Do Searching in anywhere Finding Index from Calendar views Touch mi Touch an entry to select it and then touch to see the details of the selected date. to go to that entrys application. Editing cl Assigning 20 m/ Touch LJ Copying between text El Calculator 1 Answers 24 A: Asked Turn - Turn Page OPERATION This 27 Page C ontents 29 .............................. other messages.. Chapter 2 General Operation ............................................................... Drawing Using the Scrapbook .................................................. 61 Opening an Application ............................................................. 62 Selecting Display Modes ........................................................... Chapter 3 Time Management ............................................................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..I.......................... Creating Your Own Database 4 Customizing the Tel and User File Applications ..................... Chapter 5 Word Processing and Outlining ....................................... 139 Using Outline Revising The (Calculator) Application ............................................ Chapter 7 Features and Utilities for Added Power .......................... The Scrapbook Application ..................................................... The Clock Application .............................................................. Page Page Page Page Page Page Page onventions this in Used aring for the unit Page Page Page Page r card. Page Page Page Page Page *r tour Getting to Know Your Unit you to access various Page Page ,h Q Page Page General 61 Tel For a full explanation of the Opening an Application Selecting Display Modes r -I-- 63 --.-- mm lPREVj[Kim] r New Making a Entry Page Editing an Existing Entry Editing Techniques Page Page Page I (2nd)[rn) [m) (2nd) (m](m) Finding Specific Entries in Your Unit Page Page Deleting Entries from the Unit Page Drawing Using the Scrapbook thin, thick, or brush -0 --- drawing a thin or thick eraser. Selects a black, gray, or white line I 1 L eraser). Sets straigl or freestyle (ruler off). Default drawing setting. it (ruler on) L :: :: Deleting PEN Press The 0 B USE Checking the Time and Date Checking the Units Memory The Tools Menu-the Units Basic Utilities AOJUST 1. ORGANIZER Page Page The Calendar Application r r I r L I- r Page L- Page 1 GO TO A SPECIFIC 1 !&!ODIFY The Schedule Application 94 IBar I- 8:30 IPM) I Page Page [SELECTED MONTH [ Page Page Page Page Page The To Do Application a valuable Page Page ?I 12 1: 1; 12 231 l7Efq [@i&J Page which makes it easy to check completed entries when you check your schedule for the day, or in the . . 110 L The box is marked with , Page Page 4. Enter the category. Type Phone Call. 5. Move to CATEGORY 2. Type Alpha Pro. 11 iCal 3 ITtl ITEMS BY *r Page Page r- The Ann (Anniversary) Application Page Page *( q Page Page The Tel and User File Applications Page Page Page Page Page Page Customizing the Tel and User File Applications Page Page Page Page Page Page The Notebook Application Page I Tite Page Page Page I Find text containing: 146 p&g-pTEB~~K p&j m -kc r II III Page Page Page I Page Page Page [FINII i Pfwl ~MODIFY INSERT Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page *r Page sales office *DC distribution sales off ice + *rf Page Page Page Desk Accessories (Calculator) Calc 1 1 Page Page Page Page Calculation examples Clock l Page Page Page Page Page Page *r Scrapbook Page I 2. 3. ISET [El ISELECT PATTERN Page Page Page EVIEWS ENTRY FAX SEND LAST ENTRY F I RST Features and Utilities for Added Power r Filer II Page Page LizI r Once an Page Page ~WtlDIFY EDIT Copying or Moving a Block of Text Page Copying or Moving Entries Creating a New Entry Based on an Existing One The Time Stamp and Date Stamp Functions The Word Key Page The Filter Function Turning function 214 a Schedule Page Special Characters the Symbol (2nd) I;) n-l [2nd) (-i3-) (2ndj Page Page The Peripherals Menu L 2. Close the unit and turn it over. card Page Printing from the unit u 0 El +D=lwI) Page Page piimq . q : Sending Faxes from the unit Page L -I- ID) 5. Press to display the second screen of the SET FAX/MODEM OPTIONS. Setting up the Fax Directory 230 STORE I You will need to enter your name and phone number as your 3. Enter the information and touch 1, PERIPHERALS Page Page L L L m Page Page 3. Touch SET FAX OPTIONS and then touch SET UP [EDlTj. Enhancing Capabilities Using a RAM Card Page Page Page Transferring Data 243 Page Page Page Page Page Page II Exchanging Information with a Personal Computer : Page Terminal Mode Page i ON q ,.................................................... b.. Page Page Page Page Page Page Receiving a In addition to making outgoing calls, it is also possible to call receive calls from other modems by setting the unit to auto answer in the 262 DIXONNECT:PRESS[ON]] 7. Type Page L 0 : Page Page Page Page Page Page Page About External Power Supply Points to Remember When Using Peripherals sm4h~P] Page Page Page Page P ersonalizing Your Unit 279 display can be set to a format thats best for you. The Start-Up Display Page The Secret Function Page *)lr Page 1. II II II Page Changing the Calendar Display Format Page Page Page A. List of Key Notations (TELJ 292 (ANN) [CALC) (SCHEDULEJ (xl fpiimi-) 293 [+-) a Representation in text (EDIT) EXPfCQL (EXP/COL) D 295 (2nd) [HELP) (2nd)[F) IPREV) (Al LJ (2nd) (2nd) (CUT) [El m 297 GEE) (2nd) (5ZE-j B. ASCII Control Code Table I-I) II C. Resetting the Unit D. Troubleshooting I E. Battery Replacement Page (4 Page Page F. Specifications Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page w