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IBM WORKPADC3 Manual

IBM WORKPADC3 Manual

248 pages2.37 Mb

Page ii
2Copyright
Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability
3Contents
9About This Book
- Chapter 1
11Introducing Your WorkPad c3 Companion
- Getting to know your WorkPad c3 companion
  - What is a WorkPad c3 companion?
  - 12System requirements
    - Minimum requirements
    - Optional equipment
  - Upgrade information
  - 13WorkPad c3 components
    - Locating front panel controls
    - 14Using the onscreen contrast control
    - 15Using the backlight
    - 16Locating back panel components
  - 18Recharging the battery
    - Viewing data while in the cradle
  - 19Palm Desktop software for IBM WorkPad
    - With Palm Desktop for IBM WorkPad, you can do the f ollowing:
    - 20Installing Palm Desktop for IBM WorkPad
  - 21Using your companion with another PIM
- 22Tapping and typing
  - Tap with the stylus to get things done
  - 23Elements of the companion interface
  - 24Opening applications
  - 25Using menus
    - 26Choosing a menu
    - Graffiti menu commands
    - Displaying online tips
  - 27Three ways to enter data
    - 28Onscreen keyboard
    - Graffiti writing
    - 30Using Palm Desktop for IBM WorkPad
    - Importing data
- 31Customizing your companion
- Chapter 2
33Entering Data in Your WorkPad c3 Companion
- Using Graffiti writing to enter data
  - Writing Graffiti characters
  - 35Graffiti tips
  - 36The Graffiti alphabet
  - 37Writing capital letters
  - Writing numbers
  - 38Graffiti numbers
  - Writing punctuation marks
    - Additional Graffiti punctuation
  - 39Writing symbols and extended characters
  - Writing accented characters
  - Accent strokes
    - cae
  - Additional non-English characters
    - +
  - 40= e
    - 41Navigation strokes
    - Graffiti ShortCuts
- 43Using the onscreen keyboard
- Using your computer keyboard
- 44Importing data
- Chapter 3
47Managing Your Applications
- Using the Applications Launcher
  - Selecting applications
  - Switching between applications
  - Categorizing applications
  - 48Changing the Applications Launcher display
- 49Choosing preferences
- 50Installing and removing applications
  - Installing add-on applications
  - 52Installing games
  - 53Removing applications
  - Removing Palm Desktop for IBM WorkPad
- 54Security
  - In Security, you can do the following:
  - Assigning a password
  - 55Changing or deleting a password
  - Locking your companion
  - 56Recovering from a forgotten password
- Chapter 4
57Using Your Basic Applications
- 58Overview of basic applications
  - Date Book
    - In Date Book, you can do the following:
  - 59Address Book
    - In Address Book, you can do the following:
  - 60To Do List
    - In To Do List, you can do the following:
  - 61Memo Pad
    - In Memo Pad, you can do the following:
  - Calculator
    - In Calculator, you can do the following:
  - 62Expense
    - In Expense, you can do the following:
- 63Common tasks
  - Creating records
  - Editing records
    - 64Entering text
    - Edit menu
  - 65Deleting records
    - Other ways to delete records
  - 66Purging records
  - Exchanging and updating data: HotSync operations
    - 67Performing a HotSync operation for the first time
  - 69Categorizing records
    - Default categories
  - 72Finding records
    - Looking up Address Book records
    - 73Using Find
    - 74Using Phone Lookup
    - 75Phone Lookup tips
    - Looking up names to add to expense records
  - 76Sorting lists of records
  - 77Making records private
    - Hiding private records
  - 79Attaching notes
  - 80Choosing fonts
- 81Application-specific tasks
  - Date Book
    - Scheduling an event
    - 85Rescheduling an event
    - Setting an alarm for an event
    - 86Scheduling repeating or continuous events
    - 87Changing the Date Book view
    - 89Spotting event conflicts
    - 90Working in Month View
  - 94Address Book
    - Creating an Address Book entry
    - 95Selecting types of phone numbers
    - 96Changing Address Entry details
    - Address Book menus
    - 97Record menus
  - 99To Do List
    - Setting priority
    - 100Checking off a To Do List item
    - Changing To Do List item details
    - 101Setting a due date
    - 102To Do Show Options
  - 104Memo Pad
    - Reviewing memos
    - 105Memo Pad menus
    - Record menus
  - 107Calculator
    - Recent Calculations
  - 109Expense
    - 110Changing the date of an Expense item
    - Entering receipt details
    - 111Customizing the Currency pick list
    - 112Defining a custom currency symbol
    - 113Show Options
    - 114Transferring your data to Microsoft Excel
    - Creating or printing an expense report
    - 115Using expense report templates
    - 117Expense menus
    - Record menu
    - 118Options menu
- Chapter 5
119Communicating Using Your Companion
- Managing desktop E-Mail away from your desk
  - In Mail, you can do the followin g:
  - 120Setting up Mail on the desktop
  - 122Synchronizing Mail with your E-Mail application
  - Opening the Mail application on your companion
  - Viewing e-mail items
    - Displaying full header information
  - 123Creating e-mail items
  - 126Looking up an address
  - 127Adding details to e-mail items
    - 128Setting a priority
    - Sending a blind carbon copy
    - 129Adding a signature to your e-mail item
    - Requesting confirmations
  - 130Storing e-mail to be sent later
  - Editing unsent e-mail
  - 131Draft e-mail
  - 132Filing e-mail
  - 133Deleting e-mail
  - Removing e-mail from the Deleted folder
  - 134Purging deleted e-mail
  - Message List options
    - Folders
    - 135Date column
    - Sorting the Message List
  - 136HotSync options
  - 137Creating special filters
  - 141Truncating e-mail items
  - 142Mail menus
    - Message menus
- 143Beaming information
  - 144Tips on beaming information
- Chapter 6
145Advanced HotSync Operations
- Selecting HotSync setup options
- 148Customizing HotSync application settings
- 150Conducting a HotSync operation via modem
  - Preparing your computer
  - 151Preparing your companion
  - 153Selecting the conduits for a modem HotSync operation
  - Performing a HotSync operation via a modem
- 154Conducting a HotSync operation via a network
  - Connecting to your companys dial-in server
- 156Using File Link
- Creating a user profile
- Chapter 7
159Setting Preferences for Your Companion
- In the Preferences screens, you can do the following:
- Viewing preferences
- 160Buttons preferences
  - Pen preferences
  - HotSync buttons preferences
- 162Digitizer preferences
- Formats preferen ces
  - 163Country default
  - Time, date, week start, and numbers formats
- 164General preferences
  - Auto-off delay
  - Cradle settings
  - 165System, alarm, and game sounds
  - Beam Receive
- 166Modem preferences
- 167Network preferences and TCP/IP software
  - Selecting a service
  - 168Entering a user name
  - 169Entering a password
  - 170Adding telephone settings
    - Entering a prefix
    - 171Disabling Call Waiting
    - 172Using a calling card
  - 173Connecting to your service
  - Creating additional service templates
  - 174Adding detailed information to a service temp late
    - Idle timeout
    - 175Defining primary and secondary DNS
    - 176IP address
  - 177Creating a login script
  - 178Deleting a service template
  - 179Network preferences menu commands
    - Service menu Options menu
  - TCP/IP troubleshooting
    - Displaying expanded Service Connection Progress messages
    - Viewing the Network Log
    - 180Adding a DNS number
- 181Owner preferences
- 182ShortCuts preferences
  - Creating a ShortCut
  - 183Editing a ShortCut
  - Deleting a ShortCut
- Appendix A
185Maintaining Your Companion
- Caring for your companion
- 186Battery considerations
- 187Resetting your companion
  - Performing a soft reset
  - 188Performing a hard reset
- Appendix B
191Frequently Asked Questions
- Software installation problems
- 192Operating problems
- 193Tapping and writing problems
- 194Application problems
- 195HotSync problems
- 199Beaming problems
- 200Recharging problems
- 201Password problems
- 202Getting Help, Service, and Info rmation
  - Hardware Warranty Summary
  - Before You Call for Service
  - 203Getting Customer Support and Service
  - Purchasing Additional Services
  - Product Registration and Getting Help by Telephone
    - 204Page 196 Frequently Asked Questions
    - 205Appendix B Page 197
- Appendix C
207Creating a Custom Expense Report
- About mapping tables
- 208Customizing existing sa mple templates
- 209Determining the layout of the Expense Report
  - Labels
  - 210Sections
- 211Analyzing your custom Expense Report
- 212Programming the mapping table
- 216Using applications other than Microsoft Excel
- Expense file details
- Appendix D
217Non-ASCII Characters for Login Scripts
- Use of ^char
- Carriage return and line fe ed
  - Page 212
- 220IBM U.K. Statement of Warranty
  - Part 1 - General Terms
    - The IBM Warranty For Machines
    - Extent of Warranty
      - Page 213
    - 221Items Not Covered by Warranty
      - Page 214
    - 222Production Status
    - Limitation of Liability
      - Page 215
  - 223IBM U.K. Statement Of Warranty Part 2 - Country-unique Terms
    - ASIA PACIFIC
      - Page 216
    - 224EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA (EMEA)
      - 225Page 217
      - Page 218
    - 226NORTH AMERICA
      - Page 219
- 227IBM U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico Statement Of Limited Warranty
  - Part 1 - General Terms
    - The IBM Warranty for Machines
    - Extent of Warranty
      - Page 220
    - 228Items Not Covered by Warranty
      - Page 221
    - 229Production Status
    - Limitation of Liability
      - Page 222
  - 230IBM U.S. Statement Of Limited Warranty Part 2 - Country-unique Terms
    - ASIA PACIFIC
      - Page 223
    - 231EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA (EMEA)
      - 232Page 224
      - 233Page 225
      - Page 226
- 234Notices
  - Year 2000 Readiness and Instructions
    - Page 227
  - Trademarks
- 235Electronic Emissions Notices
  - Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement
    - IBM WorkPad
      - Page 228
  - 236Canadian ICES-003 Statement
  - Australia and New Zealand Class A Statement
  - CE Compliance Statement
  - Statement of Conformity
    - Page 229
  - 237UL/CSA Statement
239Index
- A
- B
- 240C
- 241D
- E
- 242F
- G
- H
- 243I
- K
- L
- 244M
- N
- 245O
- P
- 246Q
- R
- S
- 247T
- 248U
- V
- W
- X
- Y

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