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Learning Input Methods
User’s Guide 5–15
Menu Key Functions
The Menu key is application- and context-sensitive. It pulls up a
menu specific to what you are doing. Not all applications support
functions for the Menu key. The following table shows some
examples of how Pocket Word use the Menu key when text is
selected. Different menu options are shown if no text is selected.
Keyboard Layout
Below is an illustration of the keyboard layout for reference
purposes.
English
Menu + C Copies highlighted selection into buffer
Menu + P Pastes text from buffer
Menu + T Cuts highlighted selection
Menu + L Clears highlighted selection
Menu + F Opens the Format menu
Menu + A Starts a new paragraph
Menu + S Opens the spell check program
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- User’s Guide 1
- First Edition (August 2003) 2
- Contents 3
- 3 Managing the Battery 4
- 4 Learning the Basics 4
- 5 Learning Input Methods 5
- 6 Expansion Cards 5
- 7 Connecting to the Internet 5
- 8 Using Bluetooth 6
- 9 Using the Wireless LAN 7
- 10Troubleshooting 7
- A Regulatory Notices 8
- B Specifications 8
- Getting to Know Your iPAQ 9
- Pocket PC 9
- Microsoft Pocket PC 11
- Software 11
- Using the Stylus 12
- Setting the Date and Time 13
- Setting the Date 14
- Entering Owner Information 15
- Resetting the Unit 15
- Performing a Full Reset 16
- Aligning the Screen 17
- Routine Care 18
- Using ActiveSync 19
- Connecting to a Computer 20
- User’s Guide 2–3 21
- User’s Guide 2–4 22
- Copying Files 23
- Installing Programs 24
- Backing up and Restoring 24
- Synchronizing Links 24
- Sending and Receiving E-mail 25
- Requesting Meetings 25
- Managing the Battery 26
- Pocket PC h4100 series: 27
- User’s Guide 3–3 28
- User’s Guide 3–4 29
- Pocket PC to operate 29
- Pocket PC h4300 series: 30
- User’s Guide 3–6 31
- User’s Guide 3–7 32
- Removing the Battery 33
- Charging the Battery 34
- Charging with the AC Adapter 35
- AC Adapter 36
- Charging a Spare Battery 37
- ■ Brightness 38
- ■ Battery Power 38
- ■ External Power 38
- User’s Guide 3–14 39
- User’s Guide 3–15 40
- Learning the Basics 41
- Status Icons 43
- Pop-Up Menus 43
- Creating information 44
- Customizing the Today Screen 45
- User’s Guide 4–6 46
- Using Applications 47
- Installing Applications 48
- Using iPAQ Image Zone 49
- Viewing a Slideshow 50
- Backing Up Information 51
- Using iPAQ File Store Folder 53
- Learning Input Methods 54
- User’s Guide 5–2 55
- User’s Guide 5–3 56
- Using the On-Screen Keyboard 57
- Recognizer 58
- Writing with the Stylus and 59
- Microsoft Transcriber 59
- User’s Guide 5–7 60
- Converting Writing to Text 61
- Configuring the Keyboard 62
- Special Key Features 63
- Symbol Key 64
- ' « » 66
- [ { < « 66
- ] } > » 66
- ± & - _ 66
- Function Keys 67
- Keyboard Layout 68
- User’s Guide 5–16 69
- Latin American Spanish 70
- Brazilian Portuguese 70
- Expansion Card 72
- Connecting to the Internet 74
- Entering an Internet Address 75
- Using a Favorites List 76
- ■ Terms used in this chapter 78
- ■ Supported Services 78
- ■ Bluetooth Settings 78
- ■ Bluetooth Manager 78
- Understanding Terms 79
- Supported Services 80
- Opening Bluetooth Settings 81
- Entering a Device Name 82
- Allowing Connections 82
- User’s Guide 8–7 83
- Enabling Bluetooth Services 84
- User’s Guide 8–9 85
- Setting a Shared Folder 86
- Understanding Profiles 87
- Activating a Profile 88
- Renaming a Profile 89
- Deleting a Profile 89
- Opening Bluetooth Manager 90
- Unpairing Devices 91
- Connecting to Other Devices 92
- Notebooks and Desktops 93
- User’s Guide 8–18 94
- User’s Guide 8–20 96
- Dial-Up Networking 97
- User’s Guide 8–22 98
- Working with Files 99
- Using Business Card Exchange 100
- Using Bluetooth 101
- User’s Guide 8–25 101
- Sending Business Cards 102
- Requesting Business Cards 102
- Opening a Connection 103
- Closing a Connection 104
- Working with Connections 104
- Deleting a Shortcut 105
- Viewing Shortcuts 105
- Using the Wireless LAN 106
- Learning the Terms 107
- Powering the WLAN On or Off 108
- User’s Guide 9–4 109
- User’s Guide 9–5 110
- User’s Guide 9–6 111
- Deleting a Wireless Network 112
- User’s Guide 9–8 113
- Working with Network Settings 114
- Changing TCP/IP Settings 115
- User’s Guide 9–11 116
- User’s Guide 9–12 117
- User’s Guide 9–13 118
- User’s Guide 9–14 119
- 802.1X Certificate Enroller 120
- LEAP Registration Utility 121
- Troubleshooting 122
- (Continued) 123
- Problem Solution 125
- ActiveSync 126
- Expansion Cards 128
- Bluetooth 129
- Wireless LAN 131
- Regulatory Notices 133
- States only 134
- Canadian Notice 135
- Japanese Notice 135
- Korean Notice 135
- European Union Notice 136
- Battery Warning 137
- Equipment Warning 138
- Airline Travel Notice 138
- Wireless Notices 138
- User’s Guide A–8 140
- Specifications 141
- Physical Specifications 142
- Operating Environment 143
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