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- TROUBLESHOOTING
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serial port One of the types of connector ports on a
computer. It can be used to connect devices
such as modems, mice and so on.
shutoff time The amount of time your device stays on if
you forget to turn it off.
simpliWrite A copyrighted system of handwriting recogni-
tion developed by ART.
soft reset Exits a temporarily problematic program and
takes you to the calibration screen. A soft
reset of the eBookMan is performed either by
gently depressing the reset button at the
back of the device or selecting Restart sys-
tem on the Launcher menu. It should not be
confused with hard reset.
Status bar A bar in a program that displays some infor-
mation about the program. In Desktop
Manager, the status bar is at the bottom of
the window and tells you what the program is
currently doing, such as “Ready” or
“Uploading item” and so on. In the
Launcher, the status bar is at the bottom of
screen and shows remaining battery life,
time/date, the current category, and the avail-
able free memory.
Stylus A pen-like instrument that is used for writing.
sync The informal term for synchronization.
synchronization To bring two or more programs or events to a
parallel state. For example, you can synchro-
nize the data in your Microsoft
®
Outlook
®
with the data in the organizer applications
on your eBookMan device so that the same
data is contained in both places.
translator Term used in IntellisyncTM to stand for the
organizer application on your PC whose data
you want to synchronize with the data in the
organizer applications on your eBookMan
device.
USB Universal Serial Bus.
USB port One of the types of connector ports on a com-
puter. On your PC it can support multiple
peripheral devices such as mice, printers and
so on.
217eBookMan
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User’s Guide
- Electronic Publishers 1
- Disclaimer 3
- License Agreement 4
- Table of Contents 5
- F. Legal Information 231 10
- Index 235 10
- Table of Contentsx 10
- Welcome! 11
- 13eBookMan 13
- Address Book 14
- Date Book 14
- ToDo Book 14
- Memo Book 14
- Calculate 14
- About Screen Illustrations 15
- GETTING STARTED 17
- 1. Getting Started 18
- II. Install Batteries 19
- III. Connect eBookMan to a PC 20
- IV. Start the Desktop Manager 21
- Chapter 1. Getting Started22 22
- User’s Guide 23 23
- Chapter 1. Getting Started 24
- What eBookMan is doing . . 24
- VI. Calibrate your eBookMan 25
- VII. Set the Date and Time 26
- 27eBookMan 27
- 2. eBookMan 29
- Desktop Manager 29
- Contents View 31
- Chapter 2. eBookMan 32
- Device Pane 32
- View Menu 34
- Web Menu 34
- Setup Menu 35
- Help Menu 36
- Mobipocket Web Companion 37
- File Types 39
- Directory Structure 40
- The Library Folder 41
- Deleting Files 42
- Using Intellisync 43
- Changing Advanced Settings 45
- Special Considerations 47
- Music Files 49
- Audiobooks 51
- Configure the Web Companion 52
- Download Electronic Documents 53
- Mobipocket Reader 54
- Using Quick Publish 57
- 59eBookMan 59
- 4. Hardware Features 60
- Handwriting area 61
- Launcher icon 61
- Scroll area 61
- Menu icon 61
- Back Panel 62
- 63eBookMan 63
- Product Care 64
- Resetting the Device 64
- Reset button 65
- 5. The Launcher 67
- Using the Launcher Menu 68
- Set Contrast 69
- Changing eBookMan Settings 70
- 71eBookMan 71
- Opening and Closing Programs 72
- Performing a System Restart 73
- Using a Password 74
- Enter password 75
- Forgotten Password 77
- Using Categories 78
- Edit Categories 79
- Add Category 79
- Managing Files in eBookMan 81
- File Details 82
- File Manager 82
- 84 Chapter 5. The Launcher 84
- 6. Data Entry 85
- 86 Chapter 6. Data Entry 86
- 88 Chapter 6. Data Entry 88
- Writing Punctuation 89
- Writing Functions 89
- Deleting Characters 90
- Writing Accented Characters 90
- Onscreen Keyboard 91
- Caps lock 92
- 94 Chapter 6. Data Entry 94
- 7. Franklin Reader 96
- Booklist 97
- Title bar 98
- Tool bar 98
- The Views 100
- Using the Menus 101
- Edit menu 102
- Setting Preferences 103
- Large font size with no 104
- Preferences 104
- Small font size 104
- Landscape 105
- Moving Around 106
- Commands 107
- Searching within an eBook 108
- Select Book to 109
- Search screen 109
- Searching for 110
- “Moriarty” in 110
- Sherlock Holmes 110
- 111eBookMan 111
- User’s Guide 111
- Spell Correction 112
- Location screen 112
- Searching from a List 113
- 113eBookMan 113
- Selection List 114
- 115eBookMan 115
- Chapter 7. Franklin Reader 116
- 117eBookMan 117
- Using Bookmarks 118
- Bookmark 119
- Using Help 120
- Search Abbreviations 121
- Exiting Franklin Reader 122
- 8. Mobipocket Reader 123
- Library screen 124
- Understanding the Library 125
- Category list 126
- Create Category 126
- Book Details 127
- Category 127
- Viewing a Document 128
- Tool Bar 129
- Text Area 129
- Progress Bar 129
- Changing the Settings 131
- Chapter 8. Mobipocket Reader 132
- Finding a Definition 133
- Searching a Document 133
- User’s Guide 135 135
- Bookmark list 136
- Large Tables Display 137
- Getting Help 137
- Exiting Mobipocket Reader 138
- 9. Audiobook Player 139
- Understanding the Buttons 140
- Selecting a Title and Section 141
- Listening to an Audiobook 141
- Chapter 9. Audiobook Player 142
- Exiting Audiobook Player 143
- 10. Music Player 145
- Selecting a Title 147
- Listening to Music 147
- Exiting Music Player 148
- ORGANIZER 149
- APPLICATIONS 149
- 11. Address Book 150
- Adding Contacts 151
- Understanding the Views 152
- Address View 153
- Misc View 153
- Note View 154
- Editing Entries 155
- Show Phone 156
- Details dialog 156
- Custom Fields 157
- Searching for an Entry 158
- Deleting Entries 159
- Field Limits 159
- Synchronizing with Microsoft 161
- Exiting Address Book 161
- Chapter 11. Address Book 162
- 12. Date Book 163
- Adding Appointments 164
- Editing Appointments 165
- Recurrence 166
- Daily interval 167
- Monthly Recurrence 168
- Yearly Recurrence 168
- Chapter 12. Date Book 168
- Setting Alarms 169
- Alarm sounds 170
- Select Date 171
- Notes screen 171
- Weekly View 173
- Monthly View 174
- File menu 176
- Exiting Date Book 177
- 13. ToDo Book 179
- Entering Settings 181
- Exiting ToDo Book 185
- Chapter 13. ToDo Book 186
- 14. Memo Book 187
- Viewing Memos 188
- Editing Memos 189
- Exiting Memo Book 191
- Chapter 14. Memo Book 192
- MISCELLANEOUS 193
- 15. Voice Memo 194
- Recording Voice Memos 196
- Listening to Voice Memos 197
- Exiting Voice Memo 197
- Chapter 15. Voice Memo 198
- 16. Calculate 199
- Using the Menu 200
- Making Calculations 200
- Using Calculator Memory 201
- Exiting Calculate 201
- Chapter 16. Calculate 202
- APPENDIX 203
- A. Getting Updates 204
- 205eBookMan 205
- Appendix 206
- B. Serial Port Connection 207
- Serial cable users 208
- C. MultiMediaCards 209
- Backing Up to MMC 210
- Restoring from MMC 211
- Erasing an MMC 211
- D. Glossary 212
- 213eBookMan 213
- 215eBookMan 215
- 217eBookMan 217
- E. Troubleshooting 218
- Problem Solution Helpful Hint 219
- Solution Helpful Hint 220
- The Desktop Manager 223
- The eBookMan Device 224
- Solution Helpful HintProblem 226
- F. Legal Information 231
- Copyrights, Trademarks, Legal 232
- WARRANTIES AND LIMITED REMEDY 233
- Limited Warranty 234
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