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General| Device Type | PDA |
|---|---|
| Processor Clock Speed | 16 MHz |
| RAM | 8 MB |
| ROM | 2 MB |
| Display Type | Monochrome LCD |
| Display Resolution | 160 x 160 pixels |
| Connectivity | Serial |
| Operating System | Palm OS |
| Processor | Motorola DragonBall |
| Input Method | Stylus, Touchscreen |
| Battery Type | 2 x AAA |
| Battery | 2 AAA batteries |
Identifies and describes the physical buttons, controls, and ports of the Palm IIIxe organizer.
Details procedures for writing letters, numbers, punctuation, and symbols using the Graffiti writing area.
Details how to open and use the onscreen alphabetic and numeric keyboards for data entry on the organizer.
Explains how to install additional applications and remove unwanted ones from the organizer.
Covers organizer security, including assigning passwords, locking the device, and managing private records.
Details the Date Book application for scheduling appointments, events, and reminders.
Explains how to store and manage contact information, including names, addresses, and phone numbers.
Describes creating and prioritizing tasks, assigning due dates, and organizing items in the To Do List.
Details how to take notes, write messages, and organize memos into categories on the organizer.
Describes recording expenses, categorizing them, and transferring data to a spreadsheet for reporting.
Provides instructions for common operations like creating, editing, deleting, and purging records.
Explains the HotSync process for synchronizing data between the organizer and Franklin Planner software.
Explains methods for quickly locating information using Find, Look Up, and sorting features.
Covers making individual records private and how to hide or mask them for security.
Provides detailed instructions for tasks specific to applications like Date Book, Address Book, and To Do List.
Learn to read, reply, compose, and delete e-mail from your desktop application using the organizer.
Guides the setup of your desktop e-mail application and Franklin Planner software for Mail synchronization.
Explains performing a HotSync operation to synchronize Mail between the organizer and the desktop application.
Details how to create new e-mail items, identify recipients, define subjects, and compose the message body.
Details performing HotSync operations using the organizer's IR port without a cradle.
Explains synchronizing the organizer using a modem when away from the computer.
Describes performing HotSync operations over a LAN or WAN by connecting to a company's dial-in server.
Troubleshooting common HotSync operation failures, including local, modem, IR, and application sync issues.
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