Palm Tungsten T Handhelds User Manual
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Index
275
sending an INIT string 225–226
service limitations 226
Graffiti
accented characters 28
alphabet 22, 24
basic concepts 22
capital letters 25
Command stroke 49
how to write characters 23
menu commands 49
moving the cursor 29
numbers 26
online Help 52, 235
problems using 250
punctuation marks 27
ShortCuts for entering data 29, 237–239
symbols 28
tips 24
writing area 11, 23
GSM phones
accessing the Internet 224
and GPRS networks 214
connecting with 214–215
entering passkey 126, 260
H
Handheld, increasing space on 15
Hard reset 243, 249
Hardware add-ons 14
Help
Hiding records 198
HotSync
Bluetooth operations 176–178
buttons preferences 236
conduits for synchronizing
applications 160–161, 244, 245
conduits for synchronizing applications,
customizing 160, 161
first-time operation 162–167, 182–184
IR operation 167–170
linking to external files 39, 181
local operation 158, 163, 254
local operation on Mac 166
modem operation 158, 171–175, 255–256
modem settings 172
network operation 178–181
operations using cradle 170, 212
operations using IR port 167–169, 213
performing wireless HotSync
problems with 252–258
problems with IR 257
restoring data 244–245
selecting HotSync operations on your
setting options 157–158
using with another PIM 71
I
Icons
alarm 94
application 17, 45
note 63
online Tips 18
repeating event 96
Idle timeout of ISP or server connection 227
Importing data 37–40
Indicator light 12, 202
Infrared
connections 212
HotSync operations 167–169, 213
port 12, 30, 167
problems with IR HotSync
INIT string, sending 225–226
Initialization string 213
Installing
applications 66–70
conduit to install applications 160
International characters, Graffiti writing 28
Internet
entering ISP information 224
using non-GSM phones to access 215
IP address 227, 228
IR port
See also Beaming and Infrared
IR. See Infrared
IrCOMM 30, 167, 212
IrDA (Infrared Data Association) 30, 167
ISP, entering ISP information 224
Items. See To Do List or Expense