User manual CASIO E-100

[. . . ] Palm-size PC User's Guide For distribution with new Palm-size PCs only. Your Palm-size PC comes with a Hardware Manual in addition to this Palm-size PC User's Guide. Before using your Palm-size PC for the first time, carefully read the Safety Precautions in the Hardware Manual. Keep this Palm-size PC User's Guide on hand for reference whenever using your Palm-size PC. assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss resulting from the use of this manual. [. . . ] See online help for more information. Part 1 Using the Palm-size PC 55 Sending an E-mail You can create an e-mail message either by writing a new one from scratch, or by replying to a message you received from someone else. Writing a New Message Tap to display a blank message screen. Tapping displays an address book from which you can select the e-mail address you want. Tap this button when you want to input addresses for CC (carbon copy) and BCC (blind carbon copy) addresses. Enter the text of your message here. Tap the scroll button to return to the above screen. When your message is the way you want it, tap to place it in the Outbox folder. 56 Palm-size PC User's Guide Replying to a Message Display the received message or select its name in the Inbox. and then Enter your reply here. The address of the person who sent the original message is automatically entered as the recipient of your reply. Text of the original message When your message is the way you want it, tap to place it in the Outbox folder. Part 2 Communicating with a Computer 57 Part 2 Communicating with a Computer Part 2 of this User's Guide takes you through the procedures for connecting Palm-size PC to a desktop computer or to a dial-up network. Chapter 5 Dial-Up Connections This chapter explains how to set up your Palm-size PC for a dial-up connection. It also describes the difference between an Internet service provider and a corporate network. Chapter 6 Windows CE Services and Channels You must install Windows CE Services software in order to be able to synchronize data between your Palm-size PC and desktop computer. Windows CE Services is also useful for backing up Palm-size PC data and performing other useful tasks. It also provides information about how to use Channels. Chapter 7 Data Backup and File Transfer In addition to synchronizing data between your Palm-size PC and desktop computer, Windows CE Services also lets you back up your Palm-size PC data on your desktop computer and exchange individual files if you want. You also use Windows CE Services when you want to install programs into Palm-size PC RAM. This chapter tells you how to do all this, plus how to use infrared to exchange data with another Palm-size PC or other Windows CE device. 58 Palm-size PC User's Guide Chapter 5 Dial-Up Connections A dial-up connection is any connection that enables communications between a Palm-size PC and a remote computer using telephone lines and a modem. Once the connection is established, you can send and receive e-mail, or even synchronize data when connected to your desktop computer. This chapter explains how to make the required settings for a dial-up connection. It also contains information about the types of computers you can connect to with a dialup connection. Remote Computers Your Palm-size PC can establish a dial-up connection with the types of remote computers described below. Internet Service Provider You can set up an account with an Internet service provider (ISP) for sending and receiving e-mail. Information (telephone number, user name, password, etc. ) you need to set up your Palm-size PC for this type of connection should be provided by your ISP. Palm-size PC Internet service provider Part 2 Communicating with a Computer 59 Corporate Network This configuration lets you dial up the server at your company. Your company's network must be configured to allow external dial-in for you to be able to use this configuration. Once connected, you can send and receive e-mail to addresses on the network. The telephone number and any other information you need to set up your Palm-size PC for this type of connection should be provided by the system administrator of the corporate network. Palm-size PC Corporate server Remote Desktop Computer on a Corporate Network In this configuration, the desktop computer must be connected to your corporate network, and network connections must be enabled. If you are going to perform remote synchronization, you must first install Windows CE Services and create a partnership using a direct cable connection as described in Chapter 6. Palm-size PC Corporate server Desktop computer 60 Palm-size PC User's Guide Remote Desktop Computer via Direct Dial-up Connection For this type of connection, you must have a modem connected to your remote computer and set up for communication. If you are going to perform remote synchronization, you must first install Windows CE Services and create a partnership using a direct cable connection as described in Chapter 6. Palm-size PC Desktop computer Note See "Setting Up the Remote Computer" on page 67 of this User's Guide for information about setting up a desktop computer for remote synchronization. Palm-size PC Dial-Up Connection Settings Use Windows CE Remote Networking to make the setting for dial-up connections. · The phone number you need to dial · Name servers information (primary DNS) · Baud rate and other connection information 2. For a dial-up connection, you must insert a CompactFlash modem card into the card slot of your Palm-size PC. See the separate Hardware Manual for information about how to install the modem card . Part 2 Communicating with a Computer 61 To make Palm-size PC dial-up connection settings 1. [. . . ] · If the telephone line you are using has call waiting, disable it. Next, enter the disable code specified by your telephone company. Infrared Communications Note the following whenever you are having problems communicating with another Windows CE device using infrared. · Transfer only one file at a time or no more than 25 Contacts cards at a time. · Align the infrared ports so they are facing directly at each other, and are no more than 30cm apart. 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