User manual PALM ULTRA THIN KEYBOARD

[. . . ] The application for the keyboard controls the way the keyboard interacts with your handheld. If installation does not begin, click the Windows Start button, select Run, enter D:\autorun. If necessary, replace D: with the drive letter assigned to your CD-ROM drive. A few steps is all is takes to set up the keyboard and connect it to work with your handheld. [. . . ] You must also set the System Sound option in the General Preferences for your handheld to Low, Medium, or High. Select or deselect the check box to turn the keyboard driver on or off. You can open the main handheld applications--Date Book, Address Book, To Do List, Note Pad, Launcher, Menu, Favorites, and Find--using the Blue FN key on your keyboard. You can also open an application by using a command key combination that you assign to it. Tap the pick list in the upper-right corner of the screen and select Cmd Keys. Tap the pick list of the command key combination that you want to assign to an application. Select the application that you want to assign to the key combination. You can launch mapped applications in one of two ways: You use keyboard commands in combination with the pointer to navigate the screen. 1 handhelds support both the pointer and the navigator on the front of the handheld. Instead, these handhelds support the navigator on the front of the handheld. Tap the pick list in the upper-right corner of the screen and select Pointer. When you enable the pointer, you can use the following commands to navigate it: 0 handhelds that support the navigator, you can use the following commands: Navigates up Navigates right Navigates left Navigates down You can select from among four keyboard layouts and between two tab options. Tap the pick list in the upper-right corner of the screen and select Layout. Whichever option you choose, pressing FN+TAB performs the other action. For example, if you select Inserts Tab, pressing TAB inserts a tab in the current text field while pressing FN+TAB moves the cursor to the next field. NOTE You can press either the blue or the green FN button with the TAB button to perform the alternate Tab function. Your keyboard comes with a full set of keyboard shortcuts for performing handheld functions. Tap the pick list in the upper-right corner of the screen and select Help. Use the onscreen scroll bar or the scroll button on the front panel of your handheld to move through the list. This section lists the various shortcuts that are available on your keyboard. Using keyboard function keys The keyboard provides two separate color-coded function keys (blue FN and green FN) that enable you to navigate the device or access numbers and symbols. Blue Function key Character or Action The number 1 The number 2 The number 3 The number 4 The number 5 The number 6 The number 7 The number 8 The number 9 The number 0 The character [ The character ] Number lock Opens Date Book Opens Address Book Opens To Do Opens Note Pad Opens Launcher window Opens pull-down menu for screen currently displayed Opens Favorites Opens Find The character ` Blue Function key OK Done Cancel Details Edit New Delete Note Send The character \ Shortcut key Command stroke Select Selects line of text above the cursor Selects character to the left of the cursor Selects line of text below the cursor Selects character to the right of the cursor Brightness Green Function key Exclamation point At Number sign Dollars Percent Caret And Asterisk Left parenthesis Right parenthesis Left curly bracket Right curly bracket Pound sterling Tilde Euro Japanese yen Bar Moves cursor up one page Moves cursor to the beginning of the line Moves cursor down one page Moves cursor to the end of the line The following table lists the shortcuts for moving the cursor and selecting text. [. . . ] For example, to type the ö in Köln, type the o, and then press CTRL+ALT+; (CTRL key, ALT key, and semicolon). Use the ALT key on the keyboard: When you press and hold down the ALT key, The next key you press produces the character corresponding to that location on your handheld's onscreen international keyboard. No batteries or cables required Uses minimal power, an amount similar to Graffiti writing or the onscreen keyboard Standard Keyboard Layout (QWERTY) Patents Pending Warning: Prolonged or improper use of the keyboard may result in discomfort or injury. You should use the method of inputting data into your Palm OS® handheld that is most comfortable for you. [. . . ]