6 Using third-party applications
Acrobat Reader for Pocket PC
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in the event that an image contains a colour that is not supported by your
handheld screen.
The default setting is Automatic meaning IA Album LE will do its best to
detect your handheld's display capabilities and automatically optimise
colours. If the None setting is enabled, no colour optimisation will be
perform meaning the image will be displayed in its original form.
• Auto Rotate
The Auto Rotate function controls whether the intelligent 90-degree rotation
will occur to the Left or to the Right when in Full Screen view. This function is
activated when the Auto Rotate command on the View menu is selected.
• Thumbnail Size
The Thumbnail Size function controls whether thumbnail images are
displayed in Large or Small size, both in Thumbnail and Select views. Default
setting is Small.
Acrobat
Reader
for Pocket PC
Acrobat
®
Reader
®
for Pocket PC
®
lets you view Adobe Portable Document Format
(PDF) files from your handheld. This application includes two components:
• The ActiveSync
®
filter runs on the Windows platform. It prepares untagged
Adobe PDF files and transports them to your handheld.
• The Reader is an application in your handheld designed to accommodate the
characteristics of small-screen devices.
Acrobat
Reader
for Pocket PC
allows you to view Adobe PDF files in two modes:
• View the Adobe PDF file exactly as intended
• View a tagged Adobe PDF file in a reflowed format. This provides the best
reading experience on your handheld because text and images are shown in
a 'fit-the-screen' mode.
Refer to (http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readerforppc.html/) for more
information.
Pocket
TV
Enterprise Edition
PocketTV
TM
Enterprise Edition allows you to playback standard MPEG-1 video files (i.e.
extension .mpeg, .mpe or .mpg) as well as MPEG-1 video elementary streams (i.e.
video only, no audio), with extension .m1v.
The program also supports .m1u files (MPEG-1 URL). These are text files that contain
the URL of an MPEG file. These files can be used to trigger streaming from web pages.
For more information, see (http://www.pockettv.com/html.html/).
NOTE: PocketTV can be launched from the File Explorer, by tapping an MPEG file.
For more information on PocketTV usage and troubleshooting, see
(http://www.mpegtv.com/wince/pockettv/faq.html/).
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