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Contents6
Before You Begin18
Product View18
Hardware Features19
Software Features19
Green Application Keys19
More Applications Screen20
The Built-In Applications20
Activating Password Protection21
To Set or Change a Password21
Managing Memory22
Types of Memory in the Palmtop22
To Change the Mode or Deactivate Password Protection22
Saving Data23
Backing up Data23
Terminology23
Using Memory Cards24
Resetting Your Palmtop25
Battery-Saving Tips26
Application Screens26
The Elements of an Application Screen27
Controlling the Display Size with Zoom27
To Change the Size of the Characters27
PIM Application Views: List and Record28
The Data List28
An Appointment List28
The Data Record29
An Appointment Record29
Screen Annunciators30
Menus30
Menu Commands and Function Keys31
To Scan the Menu Commands31
Using Dialog Boxes32
To Cancel a Menu32
Navigating Dialog Boxes and Records33
To Move to a Field in a Record or a Dialog Box33
To Select an Option Button33
To Check and Uncheck a Box33
To Use a Command Button34
To Use a List Box34
To Complete or Exit a Dialog Box Record35
Keyboard Overview36
Cancel and Undo Operations38
Selecting Items in Lists38
Standard Menu Commands39
Deleting Items in Lists39
Using File Commands40
Specifying Files40
To Specify the File Name in a Dialog Box41
To Type the File Name Yourself41
To Select the File Using the List Boxes41
To View Files in the Current Directory - Wildcards41
Setting Passwords for Files42
Searching for Specific Text42
To Set or Change a PIM or Pocket Quicken File's Password42
To Delete a PIM or Pocket Quicken File's Password42
Copying or Moving Information43
The Clipboard: Copying, Cutting, and Pasting43
To Highlight a Range of Text43
To Move or Copy a Piece of Text44
To Move or Copy an Item in a List44
To Delete a Piece of Text44
Smart Clip: Copying Multiple Data Fields from Records45
To Clip Information from a PIM Application46
Using Smart Clips with Check Boxes and Option Buttons47
To Edit or Rename a Smart Clip47
Getting Answers Fast: Online Help48
To Delete a Smart Clip Definition48
About 1-2-350
Differences between 1-2-3 on the Palmtop and 1-2-3 Release 2.4 on PC51
Additions to 1-2-3 on the Palmtop51
Deletions from 1-2-3 on the Palmtop51
Modifications to 1-2-3 for the Palmtop52
About Configuration Settings53
To Set the Printer Configuration53
Personal Information Management54
The Appointment Book55
Scheduling Appointments56
Repeat Options57
To Set a Snooze Alarm60
To Schedule an Event60
Types of Appointment Lists62
Daily Appointment List62
Weekly Appointment List63
Monthly Appointment List63
Six-Month Calendar - no Appointments64
Moving Around Appointment Lists64
To View All the Events for a Month65
Tips for Scheduling65
Changing the Current Date66
Editing and Deleting Appointments67
To Change a Repeating Appointment to a One-Time Appointment67
To Restore a Deleted Appointment - Undo68
To Delete All Appointments and To-Do Items before or after a Date68
Running a Program or System Macro at a Certain Time69
To Set an Appointment that Runs a Program or Macro69
To-Do Lists70
To Add a To-Do Item to the List71
To Scan a To-Do List71
Using Multiple Appointment Books72
To Check off a Completed To-Do Item72
More Information about To-Do Items72
Translating Appointment Books73
Setting Options and Defaults for the Appointment Book73
Change Clock/Calendar/Next Appointment/Day Graph in To-Do List74
To Change the Appointment Timeline Setting75
To Change the Time Intervals in the Daily/Weekly Timeline75
To Change the Default Settings for Appointments75
To Change the Default Settings for To-Do Items75
To Change the Alarm Volume and Sound76
Commands for Custom Alarm Programming76
Appointment Book Function Keys77
To Turn off the Daily Greeting77
The Phone Book and the Database79
Adding to and Editing a Phone Book80
To Delete a Phone Record81
To Restore the Last Deleted Item - Undo81
To Add or Delete a Field81
Searching a Phone Book82
To Remove the Data Card from the Phone List82
To Customize the Information on the Data Card82
To Look up a Name in a Phone Book - Speed-Locate82
Using Multiple Phone Books83
Translating Phone Books83
To Find any Piece of Text in a Phone Book83
Creating Your Own Database84
To Translate an HP 96LX Phone Book to an HP 200LX Phone Book84
About Database Structures85
File Commands for Defining Databases85
A Database Structure86
Field Types for Database Structures86
Defining a New Database Structure87
To Add and Define the New Fields87
To Move or Size a Database Field88
To Add a Group Box with Option Buttons or Check Boxes88
To Give a Field a Shortcut Key88
To Edit or Delete a Field in the Define New Database Screen89
To Save and Name the New Database89
Modifying a Database Definition92
To Edit the Database Structure92
To Restore the Original Database Structure92
To Duplicate a Database Structure92
Modifying the Datacard93
To Customize the Information on the Datacard93
To Remove the Datacard from the Database List Screen93
Searching a Database94
Sorting Data Lists94
To Change the Sorting Method94
Rearranging the Columns in Data Lists95
Defining Subsets of a Database96
Function Keys for Rearranging Columns96
Displaying Existing Subsets97
Defining a New Subset97
Using Check Boxes and Option Buttons in a Subset Definition97
To Set an Option Button in a Subset Definition98
Using the Category Field99
To Use a Category List Box99
To Edit a Category List Box100
Using Multiple Criteria in a Subset Definition101
Define Subset Screen for a Personal Phone List101
To Define a Subset with Multiple Criteria101
Field Selection Criteria Define Subset Screen102
Subset Definition with Multiple Criteria102
Advanced Subset Selection103
Editing or Deleting Subset Definitions103
To Edit/Rename/Delete a Subset Definition103
To See the SSL Statement for a Subset Specification103
SSL Syntax104
Relational Operators104
Arguments for Relational Tests104
Boolean Operations105
Testing Check Boxes and Option Buttons105
To Apply an Operation on a String to any Field106
Comparison of SSL and Define Subset Screen106
SSL Examples107
Limits While Using the Phone Book and Database108
Phone Book and Database Function Keys108
Function Keys for Define-New-Database and Modify-Database108
Function Keys for the Phone and Data Lists109
Function Keys for a Phone and Data Record - an Item109
Function Keys for Defining Subsets and Smart Clips110
World Time111
City Lists111
Specifying Your Local City112
To Open a City's Record112
To Look up a City - Speed-Locate112
Adding a City to World Time113
Editing or Deleting a City115
Creating Your Own City List - Custom Cities115
To Put a City in the Custom Cities List115
Using the Map116
To See a City on the Map116
Converting Times Across Time Zones117
About the Settings for Daylight Savings Time118
To Change the DST Setting - a Shortcut118
Using Subsets of the City List119
Limits While Using World Time120
World Time Function Keys121
Function Keys for a City List or Map121
Function Keys for a City Record - an Item121
The Stopwatch122
To Use the Countdown Timer122
To Cause the Countdown Timer to Count Past Zero - Negative Time123
To Stop the Countdown Timer at any Time123
To Use the Alarm Clock123
The Memo Editor124
Creating a Memo125
Editing a Memo125
Moving Around a Memo125
Saving Memo Files126
To "Stamp" the Current Date or Time in a Memo126
To Back up a Memo Onto a Memory Card126
Saving Memos as ASCII Text Files127
Settings for Saving Memo Files128
Password Protection for Memos128
To Turn Auto-Saving on or off128
To Change the Default Memo File Name Extension128
Formatting a Memo129
To Start Boldface, Underlined, or Bold Underlined Text in a Memo129
To Change the Typeface of Existing Text129
To Set Headers and Footers/To Set the Margins129
Editing or Reading a Memo130
To Insert a Page Break - for Printing130
To Add Page Numbers - for Printing130
To Add Date and Time Fields - for Printing130
To Delete a Block of Text131
To Cut, Copy, Paste131
To Save Editing Changes131
To Cancel Editing Changes131
Copying or Deleting Information132
Smart Clip: Copying Multiple Fields from Records132
To Clip Information from Another Application into a Memo132
Deleting, Copying or Inserting Memos133
Searching a Memo File134
Options for Displaying the Memo134
To Find any Piece of Text in a Memo134
To Change the Size of the Characters in the Display134
To Change the Spacing between Lines in the Display135
To Display or Hide the Ruler135
To Display or Hide the Status Bar Information135
To Display or Hide Control Characters135
Using Outline-Style Numbering136
Starting Outline (Hiererchical) Numbering137
To Create a Sub-Topic (Subordinate Entry) and Increase Indentation137
To Create a Super-Topic (Superior Entry) and Decrease Indentation137
To Enter Text Without Numbering137
Editing Existing Outlined Text138
Printing a Memo138
To Remove Numbering from a Subtopic138
To Promote or Demote Existing Text138
Setting up Printing Information139
About Printing to a File139
To Print a Memo from the Palmtop139
To Enter a Control Code on the Palmtop140
Memo Editor Function Keys141
The Note Taker142
To Open a Note Record142
Creating a Note143
To Add a New Note143
To "Stamp" the Current Time or Date in a Note143
To Save a Note as an ASCII (Unformatted Text) File143
Editing or Deleting Notes144
To Copy or Move Note Information144
To Copy a Complete Note Record144
To Insert an ASCII Text File into a Note144
Changing the Data Card145
To Clear (Erase) the Text of a Note145
To Delete a Note145
To Remove the Data Card from the Notes List145
Searching the Note Taker146
To Customize the Data Card Definition146
To Look up a Note - Speed-Locate146
To Find any Piece of Text in the Notes146
Using Multiple Note Taker Files147
Using Subsets of the Note Taker147
Limits While Using the Note Taker147
Note Taker Function Keys148
Function Keys for the Note List148
Function Keys for a Note Record - an Item148
Function Keys for the Full Screen Note149
Pocket Quicken150
About Files and Accounts151
To Set up an Additional Account151
To Display the List of Accounts152
To Select Another Account to Use152
To Edit Information about an Account152
To Delete an Account153
To Trim Your Data File153
To Set up Additional Files153
About Categories and Groups154
To Choose Another File154
Add Transaction Screen154
What's a Category?155
To Display the Category List155
To Add a New Category or Subcategory to the List155
To Change a Category or Subcategory155
What's a Group?156
To Delete a Category or Subcategory from the List156
To Merge Two Categories156
To Change the Group Field Title157
To Display the Group List157
To Add Groups and Subgroups to the List157
Use the Group Field for Expense Reporting158
Using the Register159
Entering Transactions160
The Add Transaction Screen160
Tasks that Start from the Register160
To Add a Transaction to a Pocket Quicken Account162
To Edit a Transaction163
To Delete a Transaction163
To Void a Transaction163
Using Quickfill and Quickkeys164
Splitting Transactions164
Transferring Money between Accounts165
To Edit a Split Transaction165
Changing Your Entry Preferences166
To Record a Transfer Transaction166
Sharing Data with Desktop Quicken167
Using the Connectivity Pack to Merge or Synchronize Quicken Files167
Importing and Exporting Pocket Quicken Files167
To Export Pocket Quicken Data from the Current Account168
To Import a .QIF File into Pocket Quicken168
Disk Space169
Balancing Your Pocket Quicken Checkbook170
The General Reconciling Procedure170
Balancing Your Account for the First Time171
Reconciling the Account172
Solving Problems173
Correcting Differences173
Check the Number of Payments and Deposits173
Having Pocket Quicken Adjust for Differences174
Check the Dollar Amounts of Items174
Check the Opening and Ending Balances174
To Have Pocket Quicken Add a Balance Adjustment174
Updating Your Previously Reconciled Balance175
Adding Earlier Transactions to Pocket Quicken176
Creating and Printing Pocket Quicken Reports177
To Create a Report File for the Current Register177
To Create a Report File for All Current Balances178
To Create a Report File for Categories179
The HP Financial Calculator181
Calculator Basics and Math Functions182
Simple Arithmetic183
About the Calc Line183
The Calculator Keyboard184
About the Special Calculator Keys185
Operator Priority186
Percent187
Other Keyboard Arithmetic187
Using the Automatic Constant in Calculations188
Storing and Recalling Numbers189
Using the History Stack189
Using Registers191
Viewing Registers191
Using STO and RCL191
Doing Arithmetic Inside Registers191
Using the M Register192
M Register Keys in the Arithmetic Application192
Moving Values between the Calc Line and 1-2-3193
The Point-And-Shoot Method of Data Entry193
To Copy the Rightmost Number in the Calc Line to a 1-2-3 Cell193
To Copy a Number in a 1-2-3 Cell to the Calc Line193
Clearing Information from Calculator Memory195
Using RPN with the Calculator195
Reverse Polish Notation (RPN)195
Technical Math Functions196
Page 1 Set of Math Functions197
Changing the Angle Mode198
Page 2 Set of Math Functions198
Page 3 Set of Math Functions199
Page 4 Set of Math Functions201
Business Percentage Calculations202
Percent Change and Percent of Total202
Markup and Margin202
To Calculate Percent Change203
To Calculate Percent of Total203
To Calculate Markup and Margin203
Time Value of Money and Interest Conversions204
The TVM Screen204
Switching TVM Cases205
Clearing TVM Variables205
Making TVM Calculations206
Conventions for Entering TVM Values206
Calculating Amortization210
To Make Amortization Calculations212
Sending an Amortization Table to 1-2-3 or a Printer216
To Print an Amortization Table216
To Send an Amortization Table to the Current 1-2-3 Worksheet216
Calculating Interest Rate Conversions218
If Compounding and Payment Periods Differ219
Additional TVM Examples221
Yield of a Discounted or Premium Mortgage221
Loans with Fees223
A Tax-Free Account225
A Taxable Retirement Account227
Uneven Cash Flow Calculations229
NPV and IRR%: Discounting Cash Flows229
Making Cash-Flow Calculations230
The Cash-Flow Function Keys231
Uneven Cash Flow Examples231
Plotting236
Currency and Other Unit Conversions237
Converting Currencies237
To Change Exchange Rates237
Changing the List of Currencies238
To Calculate Exchanges238
To Change the Name of a Currency238
To Convert Units of Length, Area, Volume, Mass or Temperature239
Statistics241
To Enter Statistical Data241
Saving Statistical Data in a File242
To Edit a List of Data242
Data Editing Function Keys242
Statistics Calculations243
Stats Function Keys243
To Calculate Weighted Mean and Grouped Standard Deviation244
Curve Fitting and Forecasting245
Plotting the Curve Model for Your Data248
To View Statistical Summations248
Date Calculations249
About Calculator Date Formats249
Date Formats: Calculator Vs. Setup Utility250
To Clear the Date Calculation Variables250
Using the Solver and Function Plotting251
The Solve Catalog251
Entering and Editing Equations252
To Enter an Equation and Its Name254
Calculating with Your Solver Equations255
Clearing and Deleting Solver Equations and Variables255
To Edit an Equation or Its Name255
To Delete and Empty Line, a Name or an Equation And/Or Its Variables256
To Delete All Variables And/Or All Equations256
Using Multiple Equation Lists257
Solve Catalog Function Keys257
Using the Solver in a 1-2-3 Worksheet258
To Restore the Solve Cell to Its Previous Value259
To Set up a Solve Worksheet259
To Use a Solver Worksheet259
How the Solver Works261
Halting and Restarting an Interative Search262
Entering Guesses262
Rules for Writing Equations263
Length of Equations263
Variable Names of Equations263
Constants264
Functions264
Operators, Parentheses, and the Order of Calculations264
Solver Functions265
Date Formats265
Typing Aids for Solver Functions271
Solve Editor Function Keys271
Conditional Expressions - if Function272
Order of Logical Operations272
Creating Function Keys for Multiple Equations - S Function273
The TVM Functions274
The Summing Function - SIGMA275
Examples of Solver Equations276
Simple Annual Interest276
Advance Payments - Leasing277
Discounted Notes278
Moving Average279
Simulating a Toss of Dice281
Distance between Two Locations282
Finding Several Solutions to an Equation283
Creating Solver Files on a PC or Another Editor285
Function Plotting286
To Draw a Graph286
To Zoom in286
To Zoom out287
To Display the Coordinates of any Point on the Screen287
To Display a Function's Value for any Point on the Curve287
To Digitize a Point's Coordinates (Full Accuracy of Coordinates)287
To Solve for the Roots of a Function Graphically288
To Find the Coordinates of an Extremum (Maximum or Minimum)288
How Functional Plotting Works292
Selecting the Expression to Plot292
Setting the Plot Conditions293
Interacting with the Graph294
Configuring and Customizing the Calculator297
Configuration Options297
To Change the Number Format297
To Change the Calculator Modes297
Creating Your Custom Calculator Application298
To Change the Startup Applications298
To Start Your Custom Application from Another Application298
To Make Custom Your Startup Application298
System Management299
The Setup Utility300
Setting the Date and Time301
Specifying Audio Volume and Display Intensity302
Allocation Memory Btw System RAM and RAM Disc for 200LX 1Mb and 2MB303
To Adjust the Display Contrast from any Application303
Guidelines for Choosing a System Ram/Ram Disk Division303
To Change RAM Memory Allocation between System and Disk303
Allocating Memory Within System RAM for 200LX 1MB and 2MB304
Clipboard System RAM304
Static Data System RAM304
DOS System RAM304
Changing Country Defaults, Punctuation, and Code Page Settings305
How to Display Currency Symbols305
Punctuation Symbols306
Specifying the Sorting Order for Lotus 1-2-3307
Specifying a Topcard or Picture Display307
To Fill out a New Topcard307
To Substitute a Customized Graphic Image for the Topcard307
Closing Com1 to Save Power308
To Remove Your Graphic Image and Restore the Topcard308
The Filer and File Management309
The Root Directory on Drive C309
Take Care of Your Data310
Working with Files310
To Copy or Move a File or Directory311
To Delete a File or Directory311
To Attempt to Recover Deleted Files or Directories311
To Rename a File or Directory312
To View the Contents of Text (ASCII) Files312
To Run an Executable File312
To Search for Text in a File312
Viewing a Directory313
File List View314
Directory Tree View314
To Display a Subset of the Current Directory315
To Display a Complete Directory Listing When Viewing a Subset315
To Choose the Way Files Are Sorted in a Directory Listing315
Changing the Current Directory316
Using Plug-In Memory Cards316
To Reach a Higher-Level/Lower-Level Directory316
To Format a Plug-In Memory Card316
Backing up a Directory File317
Directories and File Name Extensions Used by Palmtop Applications318
Using the Split Screen319
To Switch between Split and Dull Screen Display319
To Move the Highlight between Split Windows319
To Copy or Move Files and Directories Using a Split Screen319
Transferring Files between Your HP 200LX and Another Computer320
Transferring Files Using an IR Connection320
To Configure an HP 200LX for IR Communication321
To Position the Two Computers for IR Communication321
To Transfer Files and Directories by IR between Two Palmtops321
Transferring Files between an HP 100LX and an HP 200LX322
To Switch a Window between Local and Remote Directory Displays322
To Turn an IR Connection off322
Transferring Files between and HP 95LX and an HP 200LX323
To Configure an HP 95LX for IR Communication323
To Transfer Files and Directories by IR between HP 96LX and HP 200LX323
System Macros325
To Create a System Macro from the System Macro Application325
To Create a System Macro While Display9Ing each Key Symbol326
To Create a System Macro from Another Application326
To Run a System Macro326
To Edit a System Macro326
Creating Macros that Execute Other Macros327
To Instruct a Macro to Run Another Macro327
Saving and Opening Sets of System Macros328
Clearing (Deleting) System Macros328
System Macros and Lotus 1-2-3329
System Macros Examples329
Managing Your Applications331
Installing Applications331
To Install an HP 200LX-Type (SMC) Application331
To Add a Program to the Application Manager332
Icons View and List View of Applications333
Starting, Quitting, and Deleting Applications334
To Edit the Applications List334
To Start an Application Using the Application Manager334
Types of Memory335
To Quit an Open Application335
To Delete an Application You Added335
Determining Memory Usage336
Maximizing System RAM336
To Check the Amount of Available Memory336
To Close All Applications/To Close the System Manager336
To Restart the System Manager337
To Change AUTOEXEC.BAT to Release System RAM337
MS-DOS in Your Palmtop PC338
Accessing the DOS Prompt338
About the System Manager Program339
Files and Directories340
Valid Characters for File and Directory Names340
Reserved File Names340
Reserved File Name Extensions341
Special Palmtop File Name Extensions341
DOS Commands in Your Palmtop342
Standard DOS Commands343
DOS Command Syntax343
CONFIG.SYS Commands Available in Your Palmtop343
MS-DOS and Batch Commands Available in Your Palmtop344
Special Utility Commands345
Cic100/Gen 1345
Fdisk100345
Dispctl346
Serctl346
Keybez346
Supported Country NLS Defaults348
How to Use KEYBEZ348
To Expand a KIT File348
To Create a Modified AUTOEXEC.BAT File349
Installing DOS Applications350
KIT Country Options350
KIT File Format350
Tips on Running DOS Applications351
To Add a DOS Applications to the Application Manager351
To Execute F11 and F12 on the Palmtop351
To Generate IBM Numeric Keypad Keys on the Palmtop351
How to Execute IBM Numeric Keypad Keys352
To Load a TSR352
To Run a Program from Drive a352
Controlling the Appearance of a DOS Display353
To Change the Position of the Annunciators353
To Zoom on a DOS Display353
To View All Parts of a Zoomed Display/To Invert DOS Display Colors353
Customizing Your System354
About the MS-DOS Startup Procedure354
To Change Gray Shades354
Boot (Reset) Options355
To Select a Default Drive Option356
External Communications357
Datacomm358
Configuring for Datacomm359
To Change the Basic Configuration Settings359
Choices in the Settings Dialog Box360
To Change the Phone Configuration Settings360
Choices in the Phone Settings Dialog Box360
To Change the Advanced Configuration Settings361
Choices in the Advanced Settings Dialog Box361
Using Configuration Files362
To Save the Current Configuration Settings in a File362
To Choose an Existing Configuration File362
To Choose the Default Configuration Settings362
Preparing Your Hardware363
Making Series Connections363
Serial Connections for the Palmtop364
Pin Assignments for the Palmtop Port and the 9-Pin Connector365
Beginning and Ending a Communication Session366
Hangup366
Customizing Your Display for Datacomm367
To Change between 64X18 and 80X25 Displays367
To Move the 64X18 Window Around the 80X25 Screen367
Window Moving Keys367
Capturing Data in a File368
To Scroll up to 99 Lines368
Capture File Filtering Options368
Automatic Datacomm Procedures369
Special Characters for Script Files369
Transferring Files370
To Specify an Existing Script File for a Logon Procedure370
To Use a Script File While a Datacomm Connection Is Active370
Character Translation between Code Pages371
To Enable Character Translation372
To Create a CTF File372
Formatting Rules Used in the above Sample File373
To Make a CTF File Part of the Current Configuration373
Descriptions of CTF File Commands374
Using a Modem with Your Palmtop PC376
Connecting to a Serial Modem377
Connecting to a Card Modem377
Using a Card Modem in the Plug-In Slot378
About Batteries and Card Modems378
Using a Printer with Your Palmtop PC379
Equipment You Need379
Preparing to Print Using Serial Connection380
Preparing to Print Using Infrared380
Printing380
Printing from PIM Applications381
To Print Items in a List - List Style381
Appointment Records Printed in Custom Style, All Fields382
Symbols for Printed To-Do Lists382
Printing to a File - Creating an ASCII Data File383
Setting up Printing Information - Setup383
To Print Records (Details) of Items - Custom Style383
To Add Custom Field Choices383
CC:mail384
Starting CC:mail the First Time385
Batch Transfer385
Interactive Connection385
Receiving and Reading Messages386
Replying to Messages387
Creating and Sending Messages387
About Folders388
To Move a Message to Another Folder388
Types of Address Books or Lists389
Available Address Books389
To Add Individuatl Names to Your Local Address Book389
To Capture Name from Piece of Mail and Add It to Local Address Book390
To Delete an Individual's Name from You Local Address Book390
To Automatically Update Your Local Address Book390
To Create Mailing Lists391
To Delete a Name from a Mailing List392
To Delete an Entire Mailing List392
To Find a Name in a List - Speed-Locate392
Addressing Options393
To Address Your Message393
Managing Your Messages394
To Save a Message You've Just Completed394
To Save a Message in an MS-DOS File394
To Copy an Attached DOS File from a Received Message394
To Move or Copy a Message395
To Delete a Message395
Printing in CC:mail396
Importing and Attaching Files to a Message396
To Print a List of All the Messages in a Folder396
To Print the Text of Selected Messages in a Folder396
Changing Your Communication Settings397
To Change the Directory that Contains Your Mail Messages397
To Change Your Password397
Understanding CC:mail's Host398
Understanding CC:mail's Prefix398
To Modify Your Host - Your Current Set of Connect Settings398
Creating Another Modem File399
To Create a New Host - a New Set of Connect Settings399
To Delete a Host399
Backslash400
Circumflex400
Using an Interactive Connection to the Post Office401
To Read a New Messages When Using an Interactive Connection401
To View Selected Messages During an Interface Connection402
Using Laplink Remote Access403
Running Laplink Remote Access on Your Palmtop404
Batteries and Environmental Limits409
When to Replace Batteries409
Removing and Installing Batteries410
Rechargeable Batteries412
To Charge Rechargeable Batteries Inside the Palmtop413
AC Adapter Information414
Environmental Limits for Your Palmtop and Plug-In Cards414
Character Set415
Generating Special Characters418
South and East European Language Support419
How to Access Character Sets and Keyboard Layouts419
Running KEYBEZ420
Printing Configurations421
Keyboard Overlays and Code Page Tables421
Greek and Cyrillic Overlays422
Hungarian and Polish Overlays423
Slavic and Turkish Overlays424
CP 437G (PC Latin/Greek)425
CP 437T (PC Turkish)426
CP 852 (PC Latin-2)427
CP 866 (PC Cyrillic)428
Games433
Index434

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