User manual PALM TUNGSTEN 2 READER

[. . . ] Graffiti, HotSync, the Palm logo, and Palm OS are registered trademarks of Palm, Inc. All other brands are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability Palm, Inc. assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss resulting from the use of this guide. assumes no responsibility for any loss or claims by third parties which may arise through the use of this software. [. . . ] Invert Screen : Toggles the page display between black on white and white on s s black. The menu equivalent is Invert Screen on the Options menu. s Information icon : Displays the Book Info dialog box. See "Viewing book information" in Chapter 3 for more information. : s s Clock/Battery icon Back icon Displays the time and battery charge state. : Returns you to where you were in the eBook prior to tapping a hyperlink. The menu equivalent is Back on the Go menu. 12 Using Go menu commands to navigate Using Go menu commands to navigate The Go menu contains several command options that allow you to navigate in an eBook. To use Go menu commands to navigate: 1. Tap Go, and then tap one of the following commands: Go To Page Displays the progress bar dialog box. You can also drag the edge of the progress bar until the page number you want is indicated. Takes you back to where you were in eBook before tapping a hyperlink. Go To Chapter Go To Beginning Go To End Back Using Find and Find Again If you want to search for specific text, use the Find and Find Again commands. NOTE When you tap Find on the Go menu, a dialog box is displayed, which warns you that searching for text in large books can be time-consuming. You can disable the Display Find Warning dialog box in the Palm Reader Preferences dialog box. To find specific words anywhere in an eBook: 1. To find the text anywhere in the entire eBook, leave the check box deselected. To find the text between the current page and the end of the book, tap the check box to select it. 4. Tap Find. To repeat the search for the same text, use the Find Again command on the Go menu. 13 Chapter 2 Using the PalmTM Reader Application Using bookmarks Bookmarks allow you to mark a place in an eBook much like you would insert a paper bookmark in a conventional book. You can use a bookmark to jump to that page. Creating bookmarks When you create a bookmark, it shows up as a folded corner at the upper-right corner of the page. The quickest and easiest ways to create a bookmark are to use the navigator, or just tap the upper-right corner of the page. To create a bookmark without leaving the text screen: s Press Select on the navigator to set a bookmark on the current page. NOTE If a bookmark already exists on the current page, pressing Select on the navigator deletes the bookmark. Finding bookmarks You use bookmarks to find a place quickly in an eBook. The easiest way to find a bookmark is to tap the Bookmarks icon. To find a bookmark: s Tap the Bookmarks icon in the toolbar. Deleting bookmarks The easiest ways to delete a bookmark you no longer need are to tap the bookmark or use the navigator. To delete the bookmark on the text screen: s Press Select on the navigator to delete the bookmark on the current page. NOTE If there is no bookmark on the current page, pressing Select on the navigator adds a bookmark. 14 Using notes Using notes NOTE Notes were formerly called annotations. Notes mark eBook text with commentary. This feature allows you to take notes on an eBook and export them as a single file. When you are on a page that has a note, you will see the Notes icon in the toolbar change from to . Tapping the right side of this icon displays the notes. Creating notes You create notes similar to the way you create bookmarks. The easiest way to create a note is to tap the Notes icon . To create a note: 1. Tap the Notes icon in the toolbar, if it is displayed. See "Palm Reader Preferences" in Chapter 4 for how to turn the toolbar icons on and off. 2. Enter a note name or accept the default and enter commentary up to the maximum of 1024 characters per note. Tap Delete to exit without adding a note. 3. Viewing, editing, and finding notes You can select, view, and edit notes. The easiest way to work with notes is to tap the Notes icon . To view, edit, or find a note: 1. 2. Tap the Notes icon . Select a note from the pick list, and then tap View. 15 Chapter 2 Using the PalmTM Reader Application 3. [. . . ] Tap Options, and then tap one of the following options: General Preferences Displays the Palm Reader Preferences dialog box. See "Palm Reader Preferences" later in this chapter for more information. See "Toolbar Preferences" later in this chapter for more information. See "Screen Preferences" later in this chapter for more information. [. . . ]