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Page 30 Entering Data in Your WorkPad c3 Companion
Graffiti numbers
Writing punctuation marks
Graffiti writing can create any punctuation symbol that you can enter
from a standard keyboard. All punctuation marks begin with a single
tap on the Graffiti writing area. When you make this tap, you activate
Punctuation Shift and a dot appears to show it is active. The next
stroke you make with the stylus creates a punctuation mark.
Note: When Punctuation Shift is active, you can make a symbol
stroke anywhere in the Graffiti writing area (the letters or
numbers side).
Number Strokes Number Strokes
0
5
1
6
27
38
4
9
Punctuation shift
- Handbook 1
- c3 PC Companion 1
- Copyright 2
- Contents 3
- Contents Page v 5
- Contents Page vii 7
- About This Book 9
- Page 2 About This Book 10
- Introducing Your 11
- WorkPad c3 Companion 11
- System requirements 12
- Upgrade information 12
- WorkPad c3 components 13
- To adjust the contrast: 14
- Using the backlight 15
- Chapter 1 Page 9 17
- Recharging the battery 18
- Chapter 1 Page 11 19
- Chapter 1 Page 13 21
- Tapping and typing 22
- Opening applications 24
- Using menus 25
- Choosing a menu 26
- Graffiti menu commands 26
- Three ways to enter data 27
- Onscreen keyboard 28
- Graffiti writing 28
- To open Memo Pad: 29
- Importing data 30
- Customizing your companion 31
- 1. Tap the Set Date box 32
- 3. Tap a month 32
- 4. Tap the current date 32
- Entering Data in Your 33
- WorkPad c3 33
- Companion 33
- To write Graffiti letters: 34
- Graffiti tips 35
- The Graffiti alphabet 36
- Writing capital letters 37
- Writing numbers 37
- Graffiti numbers 38
- Writing punctuation marks 38
- Chapter 2 Page 31 39
- Writing accented characters 40
- Accent strokes 40
- Navigation strokes 41
- Graffiti ShortCuts 41
- Using the onscreen keyboard 43
- Using your computer keyboard 43
- Chapter 2 Page 37 45
- Managing Your 47
- Applications 47
- Choosing preferences 49
- 3. Click Install 51
- Installing games 52
- Removing applications 53
- Security 54
- Locking your companion 55
- Tap Off and 56
- Using Your Basic Applications 57
- Date Book 58
- Address Book 59
- To Do List 60
- To open Calculator: 62
- To open Expense: 62
- Common tasks 63
- Entering text 64
- Edit menu 64
- Deleting records 65
- Purging records 66
- Chapter 4 Page 59 67
- Categorizing records 69
- To define a new category: 70
- To rename a category: 71
- Finding records 72
- Using Find 73
- Using Phone Lookup 74
- Phone Lookup tips 75
- Sorting lists of records 76
- Making records private 77
- To hide private records: 78
- To display private records: 78
- Attaching notes 79
- Choosing fonts 80
- Application-specific tasks 81
- To schedule an untimed event: 84
- Rescheduling an event 85
- Setting an alarm for an event 85
- Tap the 86
- Changing the Date Book view 87
- To display the current time: 88
- To display the Week View: 88
- Spotting event conflicts 89
- Working in Month View 90
- Chapter 4 Page 87 95
- Tap Done 95
- Address Book menus 96
- Setting a due date 101
- To Do Show Options 102
- To Do List menus 103
- Record menu 103
- Options menu 103
- Memo Pad 104
- Memo Pad menus 105
- Record menus 105
- Options menus 105
- Calculator 107
- Calculator menus 108
- To create an Expense item: 109
- Entering receipt details 110
- Chapter 4 Page 103 111
- Tap Edit 112
- Tap a Country 112
- Show Options 113
- Click to select 114
- Categories 114
- Chapter 4 Page 107 115
- Expense menus 117
- Communicating Using 119
- Your Companion 119
- To set up Mail: 120
- To select HotSync options: 121
- Viewing e-mail items 122
- Creating e-mail items 123
- To create an e-mail item: 124
- To reply to an e-mail item: 125
- Looking up an address 126
- Chapter 5 Page 119 127
- Tap to select 127
- Setting a priority 128
- Sending a blind carbon copy 128
- To create a signature: 129
- Editing unsent e-mail 130
- Draft e-mail 131
- Filing e-mail 132
- Deleting e-mail 133
- Purging deleted e-mail 134
- Message List options 134
- Date column 135
- Sorting the Message List 135
- HotSync options 136
- Creating special filters 137
- Ignoring or receiving e-mail 138
- Defining filter strings 139
- High-priority e-mail 140
- Truncating e-mail items 141
- Mail menus 142
- Beaming information 143
- Tips on beaming information 144
- Advanced HotSync 145
- Operations 145
- Chapter 6 Page 139 147
- Chapter 6 Page 141 149
- Preparing your computer 150
- Preparing your companion 151
- Chapter 6 Page 145 153
- Chapter 6 Page 147 155
- Using File Link 156
- Creating a user profile 156
- To create a user profile: 157
- Setting Preferences for 159
- Buttons preferences 160
- Chapter 7 Page 153 161
- Drag to top of screen 161
- Digitizer preferences 162
- Formats preferences 162
- Country default 163
- General preferences 164
- Beam Receive 165
- Modem preferences 166
- Selecting a service 167
- Entering a user name 168
- Entering a password 169
- Adding telephone settings 170
- Disabling Call Waiting 171
- Using a calling card 172
- Connecting to your service 173
- Idle timeout 174
- Chapter 7 Page 167 175
- IP address 176
- Creating a login script 177
- Deleting a service template 178
- TCP/IP troubleshooting 179
- Adding a DNS number 180
- Owner preferences 181
- ShortCuts preferences 182
- Editing a ShortCut 183
- Deleting a ShortCut 183
- Maintaining Your Companion 185
- Battery considerations 186
- Resetting your companion 187
- Performing a hard reset 188
- Appendix A Page 181 189
- Frequently Asked Questions 191
- Operating problems 192
- Tapping and writing problems 193
- Application problems 194
- HotSync problems 195
- Appendix B Page 189 197
- Beaming problems 199
- Recharging problems 200
- Password problems 201
- Hardware Warranty Summary 202
- Before You Call for Service 202
- Appendix B Page 195 203
- Appendix B Page 197 205
- Creating a Custom 207
- Expense Report 207
- Appendix C Page 201 209
- Sections 210
- Appendix C Page 203 211
- Programming the mapping table 212
- Expense file details 216
- Non-ASCII Characters 217
- Literal characters 218
- Warranty and 219
- Other Product Information 219
- Part 1 - General Terms 220
- Items Not Covered by Warranty 221
- Warranty Service 221
- Production Status 222
- Limitation of Liability 222
- Part 2 - Country-unique Terms 223
- Page 217 225
- NORTH AMERICA 226
- Of Limited Warranty 227
- Page 224 232
- Page 225 233
- Page 226 234
- Electronic Emissions Notices 235
- Canadian ICES-003 Statement 236
- CE Compliance Statement 236
- Statement of Conformity 236
- UL/CSA Statement 237
- Page 230 238
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