Garmin iQue 3600a User Manual

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iQue® 3600aintegrated handheldoperating instructionsoperating instructions

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Introduction: Table of ContentsxCustomizing Service Templates ...

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9.2Chapter 9 Using HotSync® OperationsHotSync® Operations: Performing a HotSync Operation for the First TimeCreating a User ProfileYou can create a use

Page 4 - Limited Warranty

9.3HotSync® Operations: Performing a HotSync Operation for the First TimeChapter 9 Using HotSync® OperationsSelecting HotSync® Setup OptionsYou can ch

Page 5 - Warnings

9.4Chapter 9 Using HotSync® OperationsHotSync® Operations: Performing a HotSync Operation for the First TimeCustomizing HotSync® Application SettingsF

Page 6 - Table of Contents

9.5HotSync® Operations: IR HotSync OperationsChapter 9 Using HotSync® Operations5. Click to select the way you want to transfer data, or click Do Not

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9.6Chapter 9 Using HotSync® OperationsHotSync® Operations: IR HotSync OperationsTo determine the ports used for infrared communication:1. On the Wind

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9.7HotSync® Operations: IR HotSync OperationsChapter 9 Using HotSync® OperationsPerforming an IR HotSync® OperationAfter you complete the steps to pre

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9.8Chapter 9 Using HotSync® OperationsHotSync® Operations: Conducting a HotSync Operation Via a ModemConducting a HotSync® Operation Via a ModemYou ca

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9.9HotSync® Operations: Conducting a HotSync Operation Via a ModemChapter 9 Using HotSync® Operations3. Adjust the following options as needed: • Se

Page 11 - HANDHELD

9.10Chapter 9 Using HotSync® OperationsHotSync® Operations: Conducting a HotSync Operation Via a ModemSelecting Conduits for a Modem HotSync Operation

Page 12 - Locating Front Panel Controls

9.11HotSync® Operations: Conducting a HotSync Operation Via a NetworkChapter 9 Using HotSync® OperationsConducting a HotSync® Operation Via a NetworkW

Page 13 - Introduction: iQue Components

Introduction: System Requirements1.1Chapter 1 IntroductionCHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE IQUE® HANDHELDWith your iQue handheld, you can successfully

Page 14 - Using the Stylus

9.12Chapter 9 Using HotSync® OperationsHotSync® Operations: Using File LinkTo prepare your device for a network HotSync® operation:1. Tap the Applica

Page 15 - Brightness Adjustment Slider

Chapter 10 Setting Connection and Network Preferences10.1Setting Connection and Network Preferences: Connection PreferencesCHAPTER 10: SETTING CONNECT

Page 16 - Resetting Your iQue

Chapter 10 Setting Connection and Network Preferences10.2Setting Connection and Network Preferences: Connection PreferencesSetting Modem Configurations

Page 17 - Opening Applications

Chapter 10 Setting Connection and Network Preferences10.3Setting Connection and Network Preferences: Network PreferencesNetwork PreferencesYou must se

Page 18 - Using the Handheld Interface

Chapter 10 Setting Connection and Network Preferences10.4Setting Connection and Network Preferences: Network Preferences7. Tap the Connection pick

Page 19 - Displaying Tips

Chapter 10 Setting Connection and Network Preferences10.5Setting Connection and Network Preferences: Network PreferencesTo edit a service template: 1.

Page 20 - Customizing Your Handheld

Chapter 10 Setting Connection and Network Preferences10.6Setting Connection and Network Preferences: Network PreferencesEntering DNS Numbers and IP Ad

Page 21 - To set the time:

Chapter 10 Setting Connection and Network Preferences10.7Setting Connection and Network Preferences: Network PreferencesCreating a Login ScriptA login

Page 22 - Set Time Zone screen

Chapter 10 Setting Connection and Network Preferences10.8Setting Connection and Network Preferences: Network PreferencesUsing Non-ASCII Characters in

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Chapter 10 Setting Connection and Network Preferences10.9Setting Connection and Network Preferences: Network PreferencesTroubleshooting TCP/IP Connect

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Introduction: iQue Components1.2Chapter 1 IntroductioniQue ComponentsPower/Backlight ButtonBattery IconiQue ScreenText Input AreaApplication ButtonsSc

Page 25 - Selecting a Color Theme

10.10IndexIndexAAC Charger Connector 1.3Add-On ApplicationsInstalling 3.5–3.6Removing 3.6Address Book 4.21–4.25Creating an Entry 4.22–4.23Display

Page 26 - Palm™ Desktop Software

10.11IndexIndexDisplay Options 4.14–4.15Month View 4.13–4.14Opening 4.1Repeating or Continuous Events 4.5–4.7Scheduling Events 4.2–4.7Setting Ala

Page 27 - Using the On-Screen Keyboard

10.12IndexIndexInstalling Palm Desktop Software 1.16Interface Connector 1.3International Keyboard 2.1–2.2IP Addresses 10.6–10.7iQue Components 1.

Page 28 - 2 Handwriting Software

10.13IndexIndexScroll Buttons 1.2SD Card 7.1–7.6Security Options 3.7–3.9Service Templates 10.4–10.5Setting Alarms 4.8–4.10Setting Daylight Saving

Page 29 - 2 Writing

© Copyright 2004 Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiariesGarmin International, Inc. 1200 E. 151st Street, Olathe, KS 66062, U.S.A.Garmin (Europe) Ltd. Unit 5,

Page 30 - Lift stylus here

Introduction: iQue Components1.3Chapter 1 IntroductionLeft Side ViewREC ButtonThumb WheelESC ButtonTop ViewStylusExternal Antenna ConnectorIR PortHe

Page 31 - Writing Numbers

Introduction: Using the Stylus1.4Chapter 1 IntroductionReset ButtonBack Side ViewFlip-up GPS Antenna (open parallel to the horizon for GPS navigation

Page 32 - Writing Accent Marks

Introduction: Starting Your Handheld and Calibrating the Screen1.5Chapter 1 IntroductionStarting Your Handheld and Calibrating the ScreenThe first time

Page 33 - 2 ShortCuts

Introduction: Resetting Your iQue1.6Chapter 1 IntroductionResetting Your iQueYou may need to perform a reset if your handheld no longer responds to st

Page 34 - To delete a ShortCut:

Introduction: Opening Applications1.7Chapter 1 IntroductionOpening ApplicationsYou can use the Applications Launcher to open any application installed

Page 35 - Using Your Computer Keyboard

Introduction: Using the Handheld Interface1.8Chapter 1 IntroductionUsing the Handheld InterfaceIconsA Dot1 DotScroll BarPick ListTap the tab to view t

Page 36 - Using An External Keyboard

Introduction: Using the Handheld Interface1.9Chapter 1 IntroductionUsing Menus and Menu CommandsMenus on your handheld are easy to use and work the sa

Page 37 - Selecting Applications

ii© Copyright 2004 PalmSource and Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries. All Rights Reserved.Palm OS, the Palm logo, PalmSource, Graffiti, HotSync, Palm, Pal

Page 38 - Categorizing Applications

Introduction: Customizing Your Handheld1.10Chapter 1 IntroductionCustomizing Your HandheldYou can customize your handheld to do the following:• Displ

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Introduction: Customizing Your Handheld1.11Chapter 1 IntroductionSetting the Date, Time, and Time ZoneThe Date & Time screen allows you to set the

Page 40 - buttons preferences:

Introduction: Customizing Your Handheld1.12Chapter 1 Introduction NOTE: To display time based on a 24-hour clock, change the time format. See “Format

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Introduction: Customizing Your Handheld1.13Chapter 1 IntroductionFormatting the Date, Time and NumbersThe Formats Preferences screen allows you to set

Page 42 - Removing Applications

Introduction: Customizing Your Handheld1.14Chapter 1 IntroductionSetting the Auto-Off Delay TimeYou can set your handheld to shut off automatically af

Page 43 - Assigning Security Options

Introduction: Customizing Your Handheld1.15Chapter 1 IntroductionSetting the Sounds and VolumesYou can control the sound for system alerts, alarms, an

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Introduction: Palm™ Desktop Software1.16Chapter 1 IntroductionPalm™ Desktop SoftwarePalm Desktop software includes the same main applications as your

Page 45 - Locking Your Handheld

Chapter 2 Entering Data2.1Entering Data: Using the On-Screen KeyboardCHAPTER 2: ENTERING DATA IN YOUR IQUE HANDHELDYou can enter data into your iQue h

Page 46 - Using the Date Book

Chapter 2 Entering Data2.2Entering Data: Entering Data Using Graffi ti® 2Entering Data Using Graffiti® 2 Handwriting SoftwareYou can use Graffiti 2 strok

Page 47 - Scheduling Events

Chapter 2 Entering Data2.3Entering Data: Entering Data Using Graffi ti® 2General Guidelines for Graffiti® 2 WritingFollow these guidelines to learn and

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iii5. LIMITATION OF WARRANTIES AND LIABILITY: THE PRODUCT IS PROVIDED ON AN “AS IS” BASIS, WITHOUT ANY WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,

Page 49 - Scheduling Untimed Events

Chapter 2 Entering Data2.4Entering Data: Entering Data Using Graffi ti® 2To write Graffiti® 2 letters:1. Tap the screen where you want to write text (f

Page 50 - Repeat box

Chapter 2 Entering Data2.5Entering Data: Entering Data Using Graffi ti® 2The Graffiti® 2 AlphabetDraw Graffiti 2 letters according to the following alpha

Page 51 - Tap Delete

Chapter 2 Entering Data2.6Entering Data: Entering Data Using Graffi ti® 2Writing Accent MarksWhen writing letters with accent marks, first write the let

Page 52 - Rescheduling Events

Chapter 2 Entering Data2.7Entering Data: Entering Data Using Graffi ti® 2Using Graffiti® 2 GesturesGestures are editing commands, such as cut, copy, and

Page 53 - Setting Alarms

Chapter 2 Entering Data2.8Entering Data: Entering Data Using Graffi ti® 2To create a ShortCut:1. Tap the Home icon. Then tap the Prefs icon .2. Ta

Page 54 - Setting Alarm Options

Chapter 2 Entering Data2.9Entering Data: Using Your Computer KeyboardUsing the Graffiti® 2 TunerThe Graffiti 2 tuner allows you to use alternate strokes

Page 55 - Changing the Date Book View

Chapter 2 Entering Data2.10Entering Data: Importing DataImporting DataIf you have data stored in computer applications such as spreadsheets and databa

Page 56 - Working in Week View

3.1Managing Applications: Using the Applications LauncherChapter 3 Managing ApplicationsCHAPTER 3: MANAGING APPLICATIONSThis chapter explains how to s

Page 57 - Spotting Event Conflicts

3.2Managing Applications: Using the Applications LauncherChapter 3 Managing ApplicationsCategorizing ApplicationsCategories can help you manage the nu

Page 58 - Working in Agenda View

3.3Managing Applications: Using the Applications LauncherChapter 3 Managing Applications In addition to displaying applications by icon or list, you c

Page 59 - Tips for Using Agenda View

Introduction: Limited WarrantyivLimited WarrantyThe iQue® 3600a is warranted to be free from defects in materials or workmanship for one year from the

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3.4Managing Applications: Using the Applications LauncherChapter 3 Managing ApplicationsTo change the HotSync® buttons preferences:1. Tap the Home ic

Page 61 - Using the To Do List

3.5Managing Applications: Installing Add-On ApplicationsChapter 3 Managing ApplicationsInstalling Add-On ApplicationsIn addition to the applications t

Page 62 - Creating To Do List Items

3.6Managing Applications: Installing Add-On ApplicationsChapter 3 Managing Applications TIP: You can also select the Install Tool dialog box by doubl

Page 63 - Setting To Do List Priorities

3.7Managing Applications: Assigning Security OptionsChapter 3 Managing ApplicationsRemoving Palm™ Desktop SoftwareIf you no longer want to use Palm De

Page 64 - Tap here

3.8Managing Applications: Assigning Security OptionsChapter 3 Managing Applications4. Open one of the basic applications and view a record. Records m

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3.9Managing Applications: Assigning Security OptionsChapter 3 Managing ApplicationsLocking Your HandheldYou can turn off and lock your handheld with a

Page 66 - Using the Address Book

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.1Basic Applications Overview: Using the Date BookCHAPTER 4: USING BASIC APPLICATIONSYour iQue Palm OS® handheld wi

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Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.2Basic Applications Overview: Scheduling EventsScheduling EventsAn entry in the Date Book is called an event. When

Page 68 - Duplicating an Entry

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.3Basic Applications Overview: Scheduling EventsTap the time to display the Set Time dialog box.4. Set the dura

Page 69 - Editing Address Book Entries

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.4Basic Applications Overview: Scheduling EventsTo schedule a timed event for another date:1. Select the date you

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Introduction: Information, Cautions, and WarningsvLithium-Ion Battery InformationYour iQue 3600a contains a non-user-serviceable lithium-ion battery.

Page 71 - Using the Memo Pad

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.5Basic Applications Overview: Scheduling EventsScheduling Repeating or Continuous EventsThe Repeat function lets y

Page 72 - Reviewing Memos

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.6Basic Applications Overview: Scheduling EventsChanging Repeating or Continuous EventsWhen you make changes to a r

Page 73 - Using the Calculator

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.7Basic Applications Overview: Scheduling EventsTips for Scheduling Repeating or Continuous EventsKeep the followin

Page 74 - Using the Que Applications

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.8Basic Applications Overview: Setting AlarmsSetting AlarmsThe Alarm setting lets you set an audible alarm for even

Page 75 - Editing Records

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.9Basic Applications Overview: Setting AlarmsOnce an alarm has sounded, you can tap the Snooze option to dismiss th

Page 76 - Deleting Records

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.10Basic Applications Overview: Changing the Date Book ViewChanging the Date Book ViewThe Date Book includes four v

Page 77 - Categorizing Records

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.11Basic Applications Overview: Changing the Date Book ViewWorking in Week ViewWeek view displays a calendar of you

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Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.12Basic Applications Overview: Changing the Date Book ViewTips for Using Week ViewKeep the following points in min

Page 79 - To rename a category:

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.13Basic Applications Overview: Changing the Date Book ViewWorking in Month ViewThe Month View screen shows which d

Page 80 - Finding Records

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.14Basic Applications Overview: Changing the Date Book DisplayTips for Using Agenda View• Tap any appointment whil

Page 81 - Using Phone Lookup

Introduction: Table of ContentsviTable of ContentsLimited Warranty ...

Page 82 - Sorting Records

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.15Basic Applications Overview: Changing the Date Book Display3. For Day view, select from the following options:•

Page 83 - Making Records Private

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.16Basic Applications Overview: Using the To Do ListUsing the To Do ListThe To Do List is a convenient place to cre

Page 84 - To display private records:

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.17Basic Applications Overview: Using the To Do ListCreating To Do List ItemsA To Do List item is a reminder of a t

Page 85 - Attaching Notes

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.18Basic Applications Overview: Using the To Do ListSetting To Do List PrioritiesYou can set priorities for tasks i

Page 86 - Choosing Fonts

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.19Basic Applications Overview: Using the To Do ListChanging Priorities and Due DatesYou can change the To Do List

Page 87 - Insistent Alarms

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.20Basic Applications Overview: Using the To Do ListDisplaying Completed and Due ItemsYou can have the To Do List d

Page 88 - Setting Alarm Sound Effects

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.21Basic Applications Overview: Using the Address BookUsing the Address Book The Address Book lets you keep names,

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Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.22Basic Applications Overview: Using the Address BookAdding and Using Address Book EntriesThe Address Book applica

Page 90 - Subtle Alarms

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.23Basic Applications Overview: Using the Address BookDuplicating an EntryYou can duplicate existing entries, which

Page 91 - Displaying Contents of a Card

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.24Basic Applications Overview: Using the Address BookEditing Address Book EntriesYou can change the type of inform

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Introduction: Table of ContentsviiWriting Numbers ...

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Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.25Basic Applications Overview: Using the Address BookTo rename custom fields at the end of Address Edit screens:1.

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Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.26Basic Applications Overview: Using the Memo PadUsing the Memo Pad The Memo Pad provides a place to take notes th

Page 95 - Using Card Info

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.27Basic Applications Overview: Using the Memo PadYou can categorize memos and sort them by categories. See “Catego

Page 96 - About Card Info

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.28Basic Applications Overview: Using the CalculatorUsing the CalculatorThe Calculator lets you perform general mat

Page 97 - Beaming a Business Card

Chapter 4 Using Basic Applications4.29Basic Applications Overview: Using the CalculatorThe MR button recalls the stored value from memory and inserts

Page 98 - Turning Off Beaming

Chapter 5 Performing Common Tasks5.1Performing Common Tasks: Creating and Editing RecordsCHAPTER 5: PERFORMING COMMON TASKSIn this section, the term “

Page 99 - OPERATIONS

Chapter 5 Performing Common Tasks5.2Performing Common Tasks: Creating and Editing RecordsChoose from the following commands, depending on the applicat

Page 100 - Creating a User Profile

Chapter 5 Performing Common Tasks5.3Performing Common Tasks: Creating and Editing RecordsPurging RecordsOver time, as you use Date Book and the To Do

Page 101 - Setup Options

Chapter 5 Performing Common Tasks5.4Performing Common Tasks: Creating and Editing RecordsTo display a category of records:1. Open one of the followin

Page 102 - Application Settings

Chapter 5 Performing Common Tasks5.5Performing Common Tasks: Creating and Editing Records• In the Address Book, select a record and tap Edit; then ta

Page 103 - IR HotSync Operations

Introduction: Table of ContentsviiiWorking in Month View ...

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Chapter 5 Performing Common Tasks5.6Performing Common Tasks: Finding RecordsFinding RecordsYour handheld lets you find information in several ways:• I

Page 105 - Operations

Chapter 5 Performing Common Tasks5.7Performing Common Tasks: Finding RecordsAs your handheld searches for the text, you can tap Cancel to stop the sea

Page 106 - Operation Via a Modem

Chapter 5 Performing Common Tasks5.8Performing Common Tasks: Sorting RecordsSorting RecordsYou can sort lists of records in various ways, depending on

Page 107 - Preparing Your Handheld

Chapter 5 Performing Common Tasks5.9Performing Common Tasks: Making Records PrivateTo sort the Memo List manually:1. Choose Manually from the Memo Pr

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Chapter 5 Performing Common Tasks5.10Performing Common Tasks: Making Records PrivateTo hide private records:1. Do one of the following:• Tap the App

Page 109 - Operation Via a Network

Chapter 5 Performing Common Tasks5.11Performing Common Tasks: Attaching NotesAttaching NotesYou can attach notes to records in all the basic applicati

Page 110 - Using File Link

Chapter 5 Performing Common Tasks5.12Performing Common Tasks: Attaching NotesChoosing FontsYou can change the font style in all basic applications. Yo

Page 111 - Connection Preferences

Chapter 6 Using the Attention Manager6.1Using the Attention Manager: Insistent AlarmsCHAPTER 6: USING THE ATTENTION MANAGERMany applications (such as

Page 112 - Setting Modem Configurations

Chapter 6 Using the Attention Manager6.2Using the Attention Manager: Insistent AlarmsSetting Alarm VolumeYou can control most alarm volumes globally i

Page 113 - Network Preferences

Chapter 6 Using the Attention Manager6.3Using the Attention Manager: Insistent AlarmsUsing the Reminders List ScreenThe Reminder dialog screen changes

Page 114 - Customizing Service Templates

Introduction: Table of ContentsixChapter 6: Using the Attention Manager ... 6.1Insisten

Page 115 - To delete a service template:

Chapter 6 Using the Attention Manager6.4Using the Attention Manager: Subtle AlarmsSubtle AlarmsSome applications provide a visual and optionally audib

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7.1Using an Expansion Card: Displaying Contents of a CardChapter 7 Using an Expansion CardCHAPTER 7: USING AN EXPANSION CARDThe iQue 3600a allows you

Page 117 - Creating a Login Script

7.2Using an Expansion Card: Displaying Contents of a CardChapter 7 Using an Expansion CardTo launch an application on your iQue from a card:1. Tap th

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7.3Using an Expansion Card: Displaying Contents of a CardChapter 7 Using an Expansion CardTo copy an application on an expansion card to your handheld

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7.4Using an Expansion Card: Displaying Contents of a CardChapter 7 Using an Expansion CardTo beam an application on your card to another Palm Powered™

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7.5Using an Expansion Card: Using Card InfoChapter 7 Using an Expansion CardUsing Card InfoThe Card Info Application displays summary information for

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7.6Using an Expansion Card: Using Card InfoChapter 7 Using an Expansion Card WARNING: Reformatting and expansion card will destroy its data.6. To di

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Chapter 8 Beaming Information8.1Beaming Information: Beaming a RecordCHAPTER 8: BEAMING INFORMATIONYour iQue handheld is equipped with an IR (infrared

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Chapter 8 Beaming Information8.2Beaming Information: Beaming an ApplicationBeaming an ApplicationTo beam an application:1. Tap the Home icon . Then

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9.1HotSync® Operations: Performing a HotSync Operation for the First TimeChapter 9 Using HotSync® OperationsCHAPTER 9: EXCHANGING AND UPDATING DATA US

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