Acer s60 - Manual

Acer s60

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – First things first; Your guides
  • Page 4 – Maintaining your Acer handheld; Proper care and usage of your handheld
  • Page 5 – Assigning security options
  • Page 7 – vii; Contents
  • Page 9 – ix
  • Page 13 – Entering data in your; Entering data using Graffiti; The Graffiti alphabet
  • Page 15 – To write capital letters:; The Graffiti numbers
  • Page 16 – The Graffiti punctuation marks
  • Page 17 – The Graffiti symbols and extended characters
  • Page 18 – à á â ã ä å è é ê ì í î ï ò ó ô õ ö ù ú û ü ÿ D ñ; The Graffiti non-English characters; ae
  • Page 20 – Graffiti tips; Using the onscreen keyboard; To use the onscreen keyboard
  • Page 21 – Beaming data
  • Page 23 – Managing your; Using Applications Launcher; To open Applications Launcher
  • Page 24 – Categorising applications; To categorise an application
  • Page 25 – Changing the Applications Launcher display; To change the view of applications
  • Page 27 – Displaying the last selected category of applications; To display the last selected category of applications; Setting preferences for applications; To set preferences for an application
  • Page 28 – Security; To make a record private; To mask a private record
  • Page 29 – To mask all private records
  • Page 30 – To hide a private record
  • Page 31 – To hide all private records
  • Page 32 – Displaying private records; To unmask individual records
  • Page 33 – Assigning and editing passwords
  • Page 34 – To change or remove a password
  • Page 35 – Locking your handheld; Locking your handheld automatically
  • Page 36 – To lock your handheld when you turn it off:
  • Page 37 – To set your handheld to lock after a period of inactivity:
  • Page 38 – Locking your handheld manually; To turn off and lock your handheld manually:
  • Page 39 – Recovering from a forgotten password
  • Page 41 – Working with your; Common applications tasks; Creating records; To create a record
  • Page 42 – Editing records; Selecting text; To use the Edit menu
  • Page 43 – Deleting records in your basic applications; To delete a record in any of the basic applications:
  • Page 44 – Purging records
  • Page 46 – Categorising records; System-defined categories; User-defined categories; To move a record into a category
  • Page 48 – Finding records; Finding Address Book records
  • Page 49 – Using the Find option; To use the Find option
  • Page 50 – Using Phone Lookup; To use Phone Lookup
  • Page 51 – Sorting records in your basic applications; To attach a note to a record
  • Page 52 – To review or edit a note; To delete a note; Choosing fonts; To change the font style
  • Page 53 – Getting information on an application; To display the About box; Application-specific tasks; Using Date Book; Scheduling events
  • Page 54 – Scheduling timed events; To schedule a timed event for the current date:
  • Page 55 – To schedule a timed event for another date:
  • Page 56 – Scheduling untimed events; To schedule an untimed event:
  • Page 57 – Rescheduling events; To reschedule an event:; Scheduling repeating or continuous events; To schedule a repeating or continuous event:
  • Page 58 – Making changes to repeating or continuous events; To delete repeating events:
  • Page 59 – About scheduling repeating or continuous events
  • Page 60 – Adding Address Book information to an event; To set an alarm for an event
  • Page 61 – Setting alarm options; To set alarm options
  • Page 62 – Changing the Date Book view; To display the Date Book views:; Working in Week view; To work in Week view:
  • Page 63 – Tips on working in Week view
  • Page 64 – To display the Month view:
  • Page 65 – Tips on working in Month view; Working in Agenda view; To work in the Agenda view:
  • Page 66 – To change the start and end time in Date Book:; Displaying the current time; To display the current time:; Date Book menus
  • Page 68 – Using Address Book; Creating an Address Book entry; To create a new Address Book entry:
  • Page 69 – To view details of an address entry:; Selecting different types of phone numbers and addresses; To select other types of phone numbers in an entry
  • Page 70 – Duplicating an entry; To duplicate an entry
  • Page 71 – Editing Address Book entries; To edit an Address Book entry; Sorting Address Book entries; To sort Address Book entries
  • Page 72 – Address Book menus; Record menu
  • Page 75 – Using To Do List; Creating To Do List items; To create a To Do List item; Setting To Do List priorities
  • Page 76 – Checking off a To Do List item; To check off a To Do List item
  • Page 77 – Changing To Do List items details; To change the To Do List item details
  • Page 79 – Sorting To Do items; To sort To Do List items
  • Page 80 – Displaying completed and due items; To display completed and due items in the To Do List:
  • Page 81 – To Do List menus; Using Memo Pad; Creating memos; To create a new memo
  • Page 82 – Reviewing memos; To review a memo; Sorting memos; To automatically sort memos
  • Page 83 – Memo Pad menus
  • Page 85 – Using Calculator; Using the Calculator buttons; To display recent calculations
  • Page 86 – Calculator menus
  • Page 87 – Installing handheld applications; To install supplementary handheld applications
  • Page 88 – Using Clock; Clock modes; To switch between Clock modes
  • Page 89 – City Clock mode
  • Page 90 – To change the preselected city display:
  • Page 91 – To edit city details:
  • Page 93 – To add a new city to the current city list:
  • Page 95 – Alarm setting; To set an alarm
  • Page 99 – Timer mode; To work in Timer mode
  • Page 100 – Clock menu; Options menu
  • Page 101 – Using AudioBox; Copying MP3 files into a; Memory Stick
  • Page 102 – AudioBox main screen; To enable background playback
  • Page 103 – AudioBox functions; To select a track to play; To play a selected track
  • Page 104 – To adjust the volume
  • Page 105 – AudioBox playlist; To display the playlist
  • Page 106 – Deleting MP3 files; To delete files
  • Page 108 – AudioBox menu
  • Page 109 – Using Recorder; Recorder main screen
  • Page 110 – Storage media
  • Page 111 – To start recording using the Multi-function button
  • Page 112 – Audio playback function
  • Page 113 – To start audio playback; Recorder command buttons
  • Page 115 – File Manager; To access File Manager; File Manager command buttons
  • Page 117 – Recorder menus
  • Page 120 – Using WalkReader; Generating eBooks for WalkReader; eBook categories
  • Page 121 – Working on the WalkReader Manager screen; To open an eBook
  • Page 122 – To view detailed information about an eBook
  • Page 123 – To delete an eBook file
  • Page 124 – To revert to the WalkReader Manager screen; To search for text in an eBook
  • Page 126 – Working with bookmarks
  • Page 128 – To delete a bookmark; To delete all bookmarks
  • Page 129 – Using the Jump To function; To use the Jump To function
  • Page 130 – Working with hyperlinks; To use hyperlinks
  • Page 131 – Using the eBook notes feature; To attached a note to an eBook
  • Page 132 – Note Manager; To access Note Manager; Note Manager command buttons
  • Page 134 – WalkReader menus
  • Page 137 – Using PhotoWiz; Selecting image source; To select image source
  • Page 138 – Working in Thumbnail mode; To open an image for select viewing; To display image in Slide Show mode
  • Page 139 – To return to Thumbnail view from Slide Show mode:
  • Page 142 – Working in View mode; To revert to Thumbnail mode
  • Page 143 – Image Scaling function; Image Scaling commands
  • Page 144 – PhotoWiz menus
  • Page 149 – Using Filer; Filer main screen
  • Page 151 – File management commands; To move or copy a file
  • Page 153 – To beam a file
  • Page 154 – Folder operation; To create a new folder
  • Page 155 – To rename a folder
  • Page 156 – Filer menus; File menu; Card menu
  • Page 159 – Using Service Launcher; QuickLaunch function; To define QuickLaunch setting
  • Page 160 – Using Backup; Backup function; To perform a complete backup:
  • Page 161 – To perform a partial backup:
  • Page 162 – Restore function; To perform a complete restore:
  • Page 164 – To perform a partial restore:
  • Page 165 – Deleting a backup file from a; To delete a backup file from a
  • Page 166 – Backup menu
  • Page 167 – Installing PC utilities; Using Palm Desktop
  • Page 168 – Using IntelliSync Lite; To open Voice Converter
  • Page 169 – Voice Converter toolbar; To add a file to the source file list
  • Page 170 – To define the destination path for file conversion; To convert all listed source files
  • Page 171 – Voice Converter source file list
  • Page 173 – Using WalkReader Converter; To launch WalkReader Converter; WalkReader Converter toolbar
  • Page 175 – To convert a source file
  • Page 176 – To convert all files in the source file list:; Conversion reminders
  • Page 177 – WalkReader Converter source file list
  • Page 181 – Using PhotoWiz Converter; To open PhotoWiz Converter
  • Page 182 – Converting image files
  • Page 185 – Using the Attention; Insistent alarms
  • Page 186 – Using the Reminder command buttons
  • Page 187 – Using the Reminders list screen
  • Page 188 – Subtle alarms; Understanding the blinking alarm indicator
  • Page 189 – Setting up Mail on your computer; Setting up the Mail application and HotSync options; To set up Mail on your computer
  • Page 191 – Synchronising Mail with your email application
  • Page 192 – Viewing email items; To view email items
  • Page 194 – Creating email items; To create an email item
  • Page 195 – M a n a g i n g y o u r d e s k t o p e m a i l
  • Page 197 – Looking up an address; To look up an email address
  • Page 198 – Adding details to email items; To add details to an email item
  • Page 199 – Creating a signature for your email item; To create a signature
  • Page 200 – Storing and editing email items; Storing and editing unsent email items; To store an email item in the Outbox folder
  • Page 201 – Saving an email as a draft copy
  • Page 202 – To edit an email item saved as a draft
  • Page 203 – Filing an email item
  • Page 205 – Deleting email items; To delete an email item
  • Page 206 – To restore an email item by moving it out of the Deleted folder
  • Page 208 – To purge the contents of the Deleted folder
  • Page 209 – Categorising and sorting email items; To select an email folder to display:
  • Page 210 – To sort the email list
  • Page 211 – Managing your email application with HotSync
  • Page 212 – Using filters to control downloading
  • Page 213 – To create the special filter settings
  • Page 214 – Defining filter strings
  • Page 215 – Mail menus
  • Page 219 – Beaming information; Beaming a business card; To select a business card for beaming:; Beaming a record
  • Page 220 – Beaming an application; To beam an application
  • Page 222 – Receiving beamed information; To receive beamed information:
  • Page 223 – Turning off beaming; To turn beaming on or off
  • Page 225 – Exchanging and updating; Performing a HotSync operation; Creating a user profile; To create a user profile
  • Page 226 – Performing a local HotSync operation
  • Page 228 – Selecting HotSync setup options; To set the HotSync options
  • Page 230 – Customising HotSync application settings; To customise HotSync application settings
  • Page 232 – IR HotSync operations; Preparing your computer for infrared communication; To enable your computer’s IR function
  • Page 233 – Configuring HotSync Manager for infrared communication; To configure HotSync Manager for infrared communication
  • Page 235 – Performing an IR HotSync operation; To perform an IR HotSync operation
  • Page 237 – Performing a HotSync operation via a network; To prepare your computer for a network HotSync operation:
  • Page 240 – To perform a network HotSync operation:
  • Page 241 – Using File Link
  • Page 243 – 0 S e t t i n g p r e f e r e n c e s f o r y o u r A c e r h a n d h e l d; Setting preferences
  • Page 244 – Opening Preferences; Alarm preferences; To set the alarm volume
  • Page 245 – Alarm Sound Manager
  • Page 246 – Buttons preferences; To assign applications to the front panel application buttons; To configure the function of the Multi-function button
  • Page 247 – To change what the full-screen pen stroke activates
  • Page 249 – Connection preferences
  • Page 250 – Connection Types
  • Page 251 – Setting an Infrared to modem connection
  • Page 254 – Date & Time preferences; To set the date
  • Page 256 – Digitizer preferences; To calibrate your screen; Formats preferences
  • Page 257 – Setting default country; To choose a default country
  • Page 259 – General preferences; Setting the Auto-off interval time; To set the Auto-off interval time
  • Page 260 – Setting the sounds and volumes; To set the system and game sounds
  • Page 261 – Turning Beam Receive on and off; To change the Beam Receive feature; Setting your Acer handheld to stay on while in the cradle; To set your device to stay on while in the cradle
  • Page 262 – Setting the backlight power saving mode; To set the backlight power saving mode; HiDensity preferences; To set the display density settings
  • Page 263 – Network preferences
  • Page 267 – Connecting to your ISP or dial-in service; To establish a connection; To close a connection; Customising service templates
  • Page 268 – To duplicate an existing service template
  • Page 271 – Entering DNS numbers and IP addresses; To specify a primary and secondary DNS number
  • Page 272 – To specify the IP address
  • Page 273 – Creating a login script; You can create login script files in two ways:; To create a login script on your Acer handheld
  • Page 275 – Using non-ASCII characters in login scripts; Carriage return and line feed
  • Page 276 – Plug-in applications have the following characteristics:; Troubleshooting TCP/IP connections
  • Page 277 – To view the Network Log; Network Preferences menus; Owner preferences
  • Page 278 – To unlock the Owner Preferences panel
  • Page 279 – Phone preferences; Communicating with your mobile phone
  • Page 280 – Setting up Phone preferences; ShortCuts preferences
  • Page 283 – 1 F r e q u e n t l y A s k e d Q u e s t i o n s; Frequently Asked
  • Page 284 – Software installation problems; Problem
  • Page 285 – Operating problems
  • Page 286 – Tapping and writing problems
  • Page 287 – Application problems
  • Page 288 – HotSync problems
  • Page 290 – Beaming problems
  • Page 291 – Recharging problems
  • Page 292 – Technical support; Finding version and memory information
  • Page 293 – Index
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Page 3 - First things first; Your guides

F i r s t t h i n g s f i r s t Your guides iii First things first We would like to thank you for making Acer handheld your choice for your handheld needs. Your new sleek Acer handheld is packed with user-friendly applications and utilities designed to make organising work-related information and sy...

Page 4 - Maintaining your Acer handheld; Proper care and usage of your handheld

F i r s t t h i n g s f i r s t Maintaining your Acer handheld iv Maintaining your Acer handheld This section provides information on the following: • Proper care and usage of your handheld • Resetting your handheld Proper care and usage of your handheld Your handheld’s rugged and tough construction...

Page 5 - Assigning security options

F i r s t t h i n g s f i r s t Assigning security options v • There are no serviceable parts inside your handheld so do not attempt to open the unit. • If you ever dispose of your handheld, please dispose it without damaging the environment. Take your handheld to the nearest environmental recycling...

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