IBM Simon User Manual

touching the Erase All button. This may
be
handy il
you
no longer need the items in the Done list,
and
you
need to increase
your
Simon system memory.
Using
the To Do list
h'=l
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To Do
Llsing Keyboards
':L.j use an on-screen
keyboard
to enter
r:rnation,
for
example,
to make
entries in
your
7-*dar or add
names to
your
Address Book. You
=:
cioose one of the
following
Simon
keyboards:
.
Standard
.
PredictaKey
.
Numeric
key
pad
--€
system
remembers the
last keyboard
you
rcs€.
The
next time
you
use a keyboard, the last
:re ifiat
you
used
will
appear.
The
Standard Keyboard
--e
Standard
keyboard looks
like a typewriter
rg@ard
with a
few
differences. For
example,
this
.eitoard
has the
buttons
for
the Phone and Mobile
3Fce screens, and a
help
button.
--e
special
keyboard keys
are:
l{de:
Fields are spaces
in
forms where
you
enter
information.
Back tab key
Touch the
lt,o
move
back through
the fields on the
screen.
Forward tab key
Touch the
*!
,o move forward
through
the fields on the screen.
Backspace
Touch Bks to move
back, one space
at
a
time. When
you
touch Bks,
you
erase each
typed
character
as
you
move back over it.
Enter
The Enter
action depends on whether
you
are
in
a form or typing free
text. ln
a form,
Enter
moves the
cursor to the
next field. ln free
text, Enter inserts
a
new
line if
the keyboard is in insert
mode. lf the
keyboard is in replace
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Simon
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IBM Simon Specifications

General

Release Year	1994
Display	Monochrome LCD
Resolution	160 x 293 pixels
RAM	1 MB
Storage	1 MB
Operating System	Datalight ROM-DOS
Dimensions	200 x 64 x 38 mm
Weight	510 g
Network	AMPS
SIM	No
Phonebook	Yes
Call records	Yes
Loudspeaker	No
3.5mm jack	No
Memory Card slot	No
Talk time	1 hour
Alert types	Ringtone
Messaging	Email
Features	Touchscreen
Battery	NiCad, 7.5V