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`Enables you to configure the microphone and earphone settings
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`Sets the power-saving feature of screen light
`Controls yourinfrared portsettings
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`Controls the options for using Bluetooth connections
`Sets up the actions performed by the front panel buttons
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`Configures security certificates
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`Enables you to choose the best screen readability settings
`Sets time zones and alarms
`Configures your internet and network connections
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`Allows you to add new certificates
`Erases the iPAO File Store folder and makes it ready for use
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`Configuresthe on-screen keyboard and otherinput options
`Enables you to assign specific tasks and macros to buttons and icons
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`Enables you to disable the hardware keyboard and to control the key
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`Configures wireless security authentication
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`Enables you to adjust memory allocation and stop running programs
`Enables you to controlthe Start menu
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`Stores your contact information
`Configures your Will to use a password for access
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`Adjusts power conservation settings
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`Sets all the international settings such as currency, numberformats,
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`Enables you to free memory by removing programs you've installed
`Corrects input errors caused by misalignment of the touch screen
`Runs a series of tests to ensure that your iPAll is functioning properly
`Sets up the sounds made by your iFAQ to signal actions or reminders
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`Turn otfthe speaker
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`While in an application, tap the up arrow atthe lower—right corner
`Change the input option
`ofthe iPAD's screen and make your selection
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`Choose Start and choose the icon in the row above the Start menu
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`Choose a different Today screen —Choose Start¢Settingsd>Today. selectthe theme you want, and
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`Choose StaitEDiPAQ Wireless, and tap the WLAN icon
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`Tapthe Bluetooth icon and choose Bluetooth Manager, and then
`tap twice on the device
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`Soft-reset your iPAfl
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`Carrie Hall, Conduits; Sadie Pope. Crucial; Soren Peter Andersen, Danware;
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`Contents at a Glance
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`Introduction7
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`Part 1: Introducing the iPAQ .....
`Chapter 1: Getting to Know the iPAQ9
`Chapter 2: Choosing Your iPAQ ..................................................................................... 21
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`Chapter 3: Understanding the iPAQ Basics .................................................................. 31
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`Chapter 4: Entering Information into Your iPAQ55
`Chapter 5: Keeping It in Sync71
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`Part”: Personal Organization with your iPAQ ............97
`Chapter 6: Keeping Your Address Book93
`Chapter 7: Taking Some Notes ..................................................................................... 107
`Chapter 8: Keeping Your Mobile Calendar ................................................................. 121
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`Part1”: Putting your iI’AQ to Work
`Chapter 9: Working with Pocket Word”
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`Chapter 10: Managing Your Calculations ................................................................... 157
`Chapter 11: Tracking Your Money ............................................................................... 173
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`Part IV: The iPAQ and the Internet
`Chapter 12: Connecting Your iPAQ .............................................................................. 189
`Chapter 13: Surfing the Internet209
`Chapter 14: Keeping Track of Your E-Mail .................................................................. 225
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`Part V: Multimedia Time 239
`Chapter 15: Using Your iPAQ for Music ......................................................................241
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`Chapter 16: More Multimedia 251
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`Chapter 17: Playing Around with Your iPAQ .............................................................. 257
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`Part 0']: Working with iPAQ Add Ons
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`Chapter 18: Finding iPAQ Applications"
`Chapter 19: Traveling with Your iPAQ ........................................................................ 289
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`Part (/11: The Part of Tens ......................................... 307
`Chapter 20: Ten Great iPAQ Accessories. 309
`Chapter 21. Ten Great iPAQ Business Programs 327
`Chapter 22: Ten Great Ways to Have Fun with Your iPAQ 337
`Chapter 23: Ten Great iPAQ Utilities ........................................................................... 347
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`Index .............
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`Intraductia" o nnnnn nItIlulu-«‘(IIIIIIIIIl-nnuilnull-Ill-qllllllqonlllldIII-q-so1
`About This Book .............................................................................................. 1
`Conventions Used in This Book1
`What You’re Not to Read2
`Foolish Assumptions ...................................................................................... 2
`How This Book Is Organized ..........................................................................3
`Part 1: Introducing the iPAQ .................................................................3
`Part II: Personal Organization with Your iPAQ ...................................3
`Part Ill: Putting Your iPAQ to Work ......................................................3
`Part IV: The iPAQ and the Internet ...................................................... 4
`Part V: Multimedia Time ....................................................................... 4
`Part VI: Working with iPAQ Add~0ns ................................................... 4
`Part VII: The Part of Tens ..................................................................... 4
`Icons in This Book ........................................................................................... 5
`Where to Go from Here ................................................................................... 5
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`Part1:1ntroducinq the iPAQ
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`Chapter 1: Getting to Know the iPAC ....... ................... ..9
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`Understanding Your iPAQ9
`What's New in iPAQs'? . .................................................................................. 1]
`Your Desktop PCs Partner ........................................................................... 13
`Putting Some Multimedia in Your Pocket15
`Putting music in your pocket ............................................................. 15
`Putting images in your pocket ........................................................... 15
`The iPAQ as Your Personal Assistant ......................................................... 16
`Keeping in Touch While on the Go ............................................................. 17
`Reading eBooks ............................................................................................. 19
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`Chapter 2: Choosing Your iPAO ..... . ..... .. .................. .21
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`Model Number Mayhem: Understanding the iPAQ Models .....................21
`h1900 series highlights ....................................................................... 23
`112200 series highlights ....................................................................... 23
`h4100 series highlights ....................................................................... 25
`Deciding Which iPAQ Is Right for You ........................................................ 28
`What kind of iPAQ user are you? ....................................................... 28
`Built-in capabilities ............................................................................. 29
`Size differences .................................................................................... 30
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`Chapter 3: Understanding the iPAO Basics ......................31
`Using the Touch Screen ................................................................................31
`The iPAQ Start button .........................................................................32
`The iPAQ program menus ..................................................................33
`Using your stylus .................................................................................34
`Protecting your screen .......................................................................35
`Navigating on Your iPAQ ..............................................................................35
`Opening your Start menu ...................................................................35
`Exploring your iPAQ ............................................................................37
`Finding your stuff ................................................................................41
`Switching between programs .............................................................42
`Closing programs ................................................................................43
`Starting with Today .......................................................................................45
`Adjusting Your Settings ................................................................................45
`Changing your screen settings45
`Using themes46
`Adjusting your security ......................................................................48
`Setting the date and time ...................................................................50
`Changing memory settings ................................................................52
`Setting your preferences ....................................................................53
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`Chapter 4: Entering lntormatinn into Your iPAO.
`Handwriting and Your iPAQ55
`Understanding the options ................................................................56
`Using the Transcriber56
`Using character recognition ..............................................................59
`Using the Soft Keyboard64
`Typing on your screen ........................................................................64
`Some shortcuts to speed your typing64
`Using Other Ways to Input Info ...................................................................66
`Belkin Wireless PDA Keyboard ..........................................................66
`Using a Seiko SmartPad2 with your iPAQ .........................................68
`Seeing your screen Magnitico68
`A slick alternative stylus ....................................................................69
`Printing from Your iPAQ ............................................................................... 70
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`Chapter 5: Keeping It in Sync ............ ......................71
`Understanding Synchronization71
`Why synchronization is important72
`Setting up partnerships73
`Exchanging Data ............................................................................................ 78
`Using ActiveSync ................................................................................. 7'8
`Synchronizing your contacts with Outlook ..................................... 7'9
`Sharing data with other types of applications ................................81
`Optional sync cables ...........................................................................81
`External memory card readers .........................................................82
`Backing Up Your iPAQ Files ..........................................................................83
`Doing a backup ....................................................................................84
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`Restoring from your backup85
`An alternative to backup and restore ............................................... 86
`Using flash memory for backup8?
`Exploring Your iPAQ Files .............................................................................88
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`Part”: Persona! Organization with your ”9/19 ..............91
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`Chapter 6: Keeping Your Address Book ......... ... ...... . ......93
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`What You Can Do with Your Address Book. 93
`Your address book as an address book............................................94
`Your address book as an organizer.
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`Your address book as an electronic business card.........................95
`Entering New Contacts .................................................................................97
`Doing it the old-fashioned way: Adding records manually ........... 97
`Bringing records over from your desktop99
`Beam It Over, Scotty! ................................................................................... 101
`Using Voice Recognition to Manage Your Contacts 103
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`Chapter 7: Taking Some Notes .............................. ..107
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`Finding Uses for Your iPAQ Notes ............................................................. 107
`Writing Yourself a Note ............................................................................... 108
`Choosing your note options 108
`Starting a new note111
`Editing your note 112
`A picture is worth athousand words 113
`Recording a Note”
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`How good do you want itto sound?116
`Choosing your recording format"117
`Recording your note ......................................................................... 118
`Using your recording118
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`Chapter 8: Keeping Your Mobile Calendar ..... ................. 121
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`Setting Up Your Options121
`Defining your week122
`Controlling the clutter122
`Sending meeting requests124
`Setting Up Your Schedule124
`Adding an appointment124
`Rescheduling an appointment131
`Changing your View. 131
`Using categories to simplifyyour111; 132
`Setting reminders133
`Tracking Your Tasks List134
`Setting Tasks options135
`Adding tasks135
`Sorting your to-do list136
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`Chapter 9: Working with Pocket Word ......................... 1351
`Defining Uses for Pocket Word.
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`Comparing Pocket Word with desktop Word 140
`What you can do‘1n Pocket Word 141
`What you can’t do in Pocket Word 141
`Writing in Pocket Word ............................................................................... 142
`Reviewing your input options 142
`Editing in Pocket Word 144
`Formatting your text ......................................................................... 149
`Saving your work.. 152
`Sending Your File. 154
`Emailing your document 154
`Sending your document on alightbeam154
`Checking Your Words ................................................................................ 155
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`Chapter 10: Managing Your Calculations .... ...................157
`Uses for Pocket Excel. 158
`Transferring Your Desktop Spreadsheet 159
`Excel Features Not included in Pocket Excel........................................... 160
`Macros need not apply .........-............................................................ 1 60
`Forget the graphs, just give me the facts 160
`Functioning in a Pocket Excel world ............................................... 161
`Creating a Pocket Spreadsheet161
`Entermg formulas 162
`Editing your spreadsheet.................................................................164
`Cont1olling the view. 166
`Formatting cells ................................................................................. 168
`Navigating in Pocket Excel. 169
`Exchanging Spreadsheet Data.
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`Calculating the Uses of the Pocket Calculator ........................................ 170
`Doing Some Calculations ............................................................................ 171
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`Chapter 11: Tracking Your Money .............. . ....... . ...... 173
`Handy Uses for iPAQ Expense Managers
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`Managing Your Money with Microsoft Money for PocketPC ........174
`Setting Microsoft Money for Pocket PCs options. 175
`Using a password. 176
`Setting up a new account. 177
`Organizing your money by using categorles 178
`Entering your t1ansactions .............................................................. 179
`Tracking your investments 181
`Sharing the numbers with Money 181
`Managing Your Money with Pocket Quicken ........................................... 182
`Setting up Pocket Quicken182
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`Enteringyour transactions 182
`Organizing your budget184
`Exploring Other Options185
`Cash Organizer185
`EZ—Expense186
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`Chapter 12: Connecting Your iPAll
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`What You Need to Connect.
`Understanding the iPAQ hardware real1t1es 190
`Understanding the service availability realities 191
`Choosing Youi Hardware Options 192
`Bluetooth”193
`Wired modems193
`Digital phone cards ........................................................................... 193
`Wireless modems 193
`Setting Up aWired Modern Connection194
`Using Wi-Fi with Your iPAQ196
`Understanding Wi-Fi196
`Connecting to your network. 196
`Connecting to public hotspotsm 205
`Extending the range of your Wi-Fi network 206
`Working Remotely... 207
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`Chapter 13: Surfing the Internet ..... . .......... .
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`introducing Pocket Internet Explorer"
`Understanding the Pocket internetExplorerscreen ....................210
`Setting your general options 211
`Playing with the advanced options 212
`Surfing the Connected Web213
`Entering URLs213
`Following links214
`Going home215
`Reloadingpages... 215
`Viewing the page properties216
`Sending a link.
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`Copying informationyou want1131121313.. 217
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`Browsing your History list 218
`Playing favorites"
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`Making the Best Use of Your Screen Real Estate 221
`Getting rid of graphics 221
`Expanding the usable screen area 222
`Using an Alternative Browser222
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`Chapter 14: Keeping Track of Your E-Mail ............ ..... .....225
`Connecting to Your Mail Server ................................................................ 225
`Setting up your e—maii account ........................................................ 226
`Choosing your message options ..................................................... 231
`Getting e-mail addresses 232
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`Setting your message storagelocation” 233
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`Sending and Receiving E—Mail 234
`Creating a message234
`Sending and receiving messages 236
`Organizing messages in folders .......................................................236
`Getting the entire story ....................................................................236
`Exchanging Messages with Outlook ........................................................238
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`Part V: Multimedia Time 239
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`Chapter 15: Using Your iPAOtor Music
`Using Windows Media Player 241
`T1ansferring music to your iPAQ": 242
`Creating a play list.. 244
`Playing your music ............................................................................245
`Setting the Windows Media Player options ...................................246
`Expanding Your iPAQ’s Musical Capabilities .......................................... 247'
`Adding storage space ....................................................................... 24?
`Internet radio for Wi-Fi users247
`Conduits Pocket Player .............................................................................. 249
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`Chapter 16: More Multimedia ..................... . ...........251
`Working with Photos ................................................................................... 251
`Sharing photos with your digital camera ....................................... 251
`Editing photos on your iPAQ253
`Displaying your photos 255
`Video on Your iPAQ..
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`Streaming video from the Internet ..................................................256
`Creating your own movies 257
`Watching TV on your iPAQ” 257
`Displaying PowerPoint Slides on YouriPAQ 258
`Reading eBooks 259
`What are eBooks? 260
`Downloading eBooksm........................................................................260
`Reading an eBook .............................................................................. 262
`Reading Laridian PocketBible265
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`I Wanna Play Right Now! ............................................................................. 267
`Jawbreaker ......................................................................................... 267
`Playing Solitaire ................................................................................. 269
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`Finding More Games to Challenge You .....................................................270
`Downloading iPAQ games270
`Looking at some other iPAQ games ................................................270
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`Part VI: Working with N’AQ Add-0m 275
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`Chapter 18: Finding iPAD Applications .. .. .....................277
`Understanding What Can Run on the iPAQ ..............................................277
`Finding Software on the Web ..................................................................... 278
`Getting down to business279
`Adding some utilities ........................................................................ 281
`Loading Programs You’ve Downloaded 282
`Freeing Up Memory .................................................................................... 284
`Unloading programs you don‘t need 284
`Deleting unneeded files287
`Using HandyZlP .................................................................................288
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`Chapter 19: Traveling with Your iPAO .
`Your iPAQ as a Traveling Companion ....................................................... 289
`Using your iPAQ while traveling ......................................................289
`iPAQ travel considerations290
`Finding Your Way — Without Asking for Directions 291
`Reading maps on your iPAQ .............................................................291
`Connecting a GPS to your iPAQ ....................................................... 292
`Using your iPAQ as a pilot’s companion 302
`Speaking the Language ...............................................................................303
`Entertainment Guides .................................................................................304
`Vindigo ................................................................................................ 304
`ZAGAT TO GO .................................................................................... 305
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