Palm Treo 600 manual

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    using your T reo ™ 60 0 smartphone by palmOne Includes setup infor mation and instructions for most tas ks[...]

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    Copyright Copyright © 2004 palmOne, Inc. All rights res erved. palmOne, T reo, the palmOne and T reo logos, Blazer , Palm, P alm OS, HotSync, Graffiti, and Palm Powered are among the tr ademarks or re gi stered t radem arks owned by or l icensed t o palmOne, Inc. or its subsidiari es. This produc t contains A CC ESS Co., Ltd. ’s NetF ront 3.0 In[...]

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    Contents :: 1 Contents 1 Conten ts 3 Welcome 4 If you read nothin g else. .. 5 rea d th is now: getti ng starte d 6 What y ou’ll need 7 Treo ov er vi e w 11 Chargi ng the bat tery 13 Turning Treo on a nd off 14 Making your first call 17 first day: learn ing t he basics 18 Moving a round the Tr eo™ screen 23 Using t he keyboar d 26 Launchi ng ap[...]

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    2 :: Contents 95 Calculat or 98 Looking u p contacts and other i nformation 101 Beaming info rmation 105 first mo nth: managing applications 106 Installing applications 109 Removing applicat ions 110 Using Application Info 111 Using ex pansion cards 115 when you’r e ready: customiz ing you r Tr eo™ 116 Phone set tings 120 System Sound set tings[...]

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    Welcome :: 3 We l c o m e Congratu latio ns on th e pu rchase of your T reo™ 6 00 sm artpho ne b y palmOn e™. Y ou now have • an a dvanc ed mo bile phone * • a Palm P o wered™ org anizer wi th po rtable expansio n capabi lit y (S D™ m edia) •a d i g i t a l c a m e r a * * •e m a i l * • web b rows ing* •S M S * •M M S * all i[...]

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    4 :: If you rea d noth ing els e. .. If you read nothing el se... Th is guide i s designed to get you usin g your T reo quic kly , start ing with jus t the basi cs. As you beco me more comfort able wit h your T reo and want to lear n more, come back an d read the othe r sectio ns. Read this Now : G ettin g St art ed F ollow these in structi ons to [...]

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    read this now: gettin g st arted :: 5 read this now: getting started[...]

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    6 :: What you’ll nee d W hat you’l l need As you wor k through th e instr uctions i n this gu ide, you’l l need all the ite ms that came in the T reo™ 600 smart phone bo x (see page 7) as wel l as the f ollowing : • an activat ed V erizon W ireless accoun t with d ata services * • a location with wire less coverage for your pho ne • a[...]

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    Treo over view :: 7 T reo overview Y ou shou ld have receiv ed all of t he followi ng component s in the T re o box: Hardw are • T reo ha ndset • protective case • AC charger •U S B H o t S y n c ® cabl e • headset Docume ntation an d sof tware • T reo 600 Quic k Refere nce Guide • T reo 600 Manu al In Moti on CD • Using Y our T re[...]

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    8 :: Treo overvi ew T reo ha nds et feature s Th e followin g illus trations show the l ocations and names of the phys ical f eatures of the T reo. Refer back to these illustrations while fo llowing the instructions in this guide. A F C BD E A. Antenn a B. W ireless Mode button C. Infrared (I R) port D. Ringer switch E. Stylus F . Expans ion c a rd[...]

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    Treo over view :: 9 A. P ho ne receive r B. LE D (Wireless Mode and charge indica tor) C. V olu me buttons D. Phone E. Calend ar F. H e a d s e t j a c k G. HotSync and power su pply connec tor H. M icrophon e I. SMS J. Sc reen on/of f button K. 5-way n avigation contro l A F C B D E G H I J K Be ca refu l n ot t o s cratch or crush your T reo’s [...]

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    10 :: T reo over view * There are two models o f T reo 600 availa ble throug h V erizon: one com es with a camera and the other does not c ome with a ca me ra. The packaging for your T reo 600 id entif ies wheth er a camera is includ ed. A Camera lens * B. Speaker C. R es et bu tton D. Reset tool ( within sty lus) A C B IM PORT ANT: T reo’s speak[...]

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    Charging the batte ry :: 11 Charging the battery Before us ing your T reo, you need to fully c harge the battery . Y our phone may not turn on at al l when you firs t remove it from the box. W e recommend that you ch arge your phone f or three hours or until the LED is solid gr een. 1. Plug the A C charger int o a wall out let. 2. Connect the c har[...]

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    12 :: Charging the batte ry Af ter you tu rn on your T reo, t he onscreen battery g auge displa ys power sta tus: • Full battery icon : B attery is charged • Partial battery icon : Batt ery ha s som e po we r a nd is not charg ing • Empty ba ttery i con : Battery ne eds charging immediat ely • Red lig htning b olt : B attery is cha rging ?[...]

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    Turning T reo on and o ff :: 13 T urning T reo on and off Y ou can us e the P alm OS ® fea tures of your T reo ind ependently of the wi reless f eatures and a pplica tions. T heref ore, the s creen and W ireless Mo de are desig ned to be tur ned off and on sep a rately . T urnin g th e sc reen on and off 1. Press the Screen button to turn on the s[...]

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    14 :: Making your first call Making your first call W e recommend that you cha rge your T reo for a full three hours (or until the L E D is solid green) befor e using it for t he first ti me. 1. P ress Pho ne . 2. If a Set up screen appea rs, follo w the ins tructions t o select a l anguage and calibrat e the screen. If a Setup screen d oesn’ t a[...]

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    Making your first call :: 15 Adjusti ng ca ll vol ume W h il e a ca ll is in pro g ress, pres s t he v olum e bu tt ons on t he side of y our T reo to ad jus t call volume. W hat’s my num ber? 1. Make sure W ireless Mode is on (see page 13). 2. Pr ess P hon e . 3. Press Menu . 4. Fro m t he O pt i ons menu , ch oos e Ph one Info (/ I). If your ph[...]

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    16 :: Making your first call[...]

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    first day: l earn ing the basic s :: 17 first day: learning the basics[...]

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    18 :: Moving aroun d the Treo™ scre en Moving around the T reo™ screen T o move a round t he T reo™ 600 smartphone screen, you ca n use t he 5-way naviga tion contr ol, or tap i tems on the s creen wit h the styl us. Once you’ ve used y our T reo for a while, y ou’l l fin d y our own favori t e way to scrol l, highl ight , and sele ct m e[...]

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    Moving arou nd the Treo ™ scree n :: 19 • T ap an onscreen scro ll arrow: • Press Option and Up or Down to scroll to th e next page of in formation within t he current reco rd. • Whe n inside a t ext fie ld, pre ss Up and Down to s croll thro ugh th e tex t. • Drag the slider of a n onscreen sc roll bar . Highli gh ting it ems The 5-way n[...]

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    20 :: Moving aroun d the Treo™ scre en Y ou can also use the styl us to hig hli ght te xt on the scre en. H ighlight ed t ex t appea rs in reverse t ype. • Dr ag t he s tylu s a cros s th e tex t you wan t t o hig hli ght. • Double-tap a word to highli ght it . • T riple-tap a li ne of te xt to hi ghlight i t. Acces s ing comm and b uttons [...]

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    Moving arou nd the Treo ™ scree n :: 21 Selecti ng m enu i tem s . Many appli c at ions ha ve menus to p rovide access to addit i on al f ea tu res. T hese menus are usua lly hid den from vi ew , but t hey appear wh en you pres s Menu . T o get th e most out of your T reo, it’s a good idea t o familiarize yourself with the add i tio na l f eatu[...]

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    22 :: Moving aroun d the Treo™ scre en Choosing options in a pick list A range of opti ons is often presented in a t ype of menu ca lled a pic k li st, whic h can be ident ified by a d ownward-po inting a rrow . Pic k lists are di ffe rent from th e applic ation menus de scribed above. T o c hoose from a pic k list, do on e of the fol lowing: •[...]

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    Using the ke yboard :: 23 Using the keyboard Using th e keyboard bac klight • T o turn on the bac klig ht, press Op tion , then . The backli ght may not be vis ible in bright s unlight. • The bac k light turns off if the keyboard is not in use. When u sing the keybo ard, mo s t pe o ple find it eas ies t to ho ld th e T re o with t w o hands an[...]

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    24 :: Using the keyboar d Entering low ercase and u ppe rcase letter s • T o type lowercase letters, press the desired key s. • T o type an uppercas e lette r, press Shift , then type a letter . Y ou don ’t need t o hold down Shift whi le typin g a lett er . • T o turn Ca ps Lo ck on, pre ss Shift twice. T o turn it o ff, press Shift again.[...]

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    Using the keyboard :: 25 Symbols and accented c har acters T ype... then pres s Alt to c hoose... T ype... then pr es s Alt t o c hoose... T ype... then pres s A lt to choo se.. . a á à ä â ã å æ o ó ò ö ô œ õ ø 0 % ‰ ° A Á À Ä Â Ã Å Æ O Ó Ò Ö Ô Œ 1 b or B ß p or P % 2 cç ¢ © ^ ˆ r o r R ® 3 CÇ ¢ © ^ ˆ s ß Š[...]

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    26 :: Launching applicatio ns Launc hing applicat ions Eac h of the three appl ication buttons o n the fron t of the T reo ca n be used to launc h two appl ications. T o access a butt on’s pri mary app licatio n, simply press th e button. T o access a but ton’s s econdary ap plicat ion, press Option , then pre ss the ap plicati on button. Th e [...]

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    Launching ap plications :: 27 Button Primary application Secondary application Phone + Blazer ® We b B r o w s e r Calendar + Memo Pad SM S + M M S Screen (on/o ff) + Keyguard In Palm OS ® , you access all available applica tions thr ough a screen calle d the Applica tions La uncher: 1. Press Applic ations Laun cher . 2. Use th e 5-way na vigatio[...]

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    28 :: Setting up your computer Setting up your compu t er Synchronization lets you enter information on your computer (using Palm ® Desktop or Microsoft Outlook for W indows) and then efficiently transfer t hat information to your T reo. At the same time, c hanges you make on your T reo are transferred to Pa lm Desktop or Microsoft Outlook. Even i[...]

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    Setting up your computer :: 29 Conne cti ng your T r eo to you r comp ut er 1. Plug the A C charger int o a wall outlet. If necessa ry connect an adapte r . 2. Connect th e charge r to the short e nd of the HotSyn c cable. B e sure to mat ch t he side s of th e con nec tor s la bele d U P . 3. Plug the USB HotSync cable int o an avail able USB port[...]

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    30 :: Setting up your computer Inst a lling Pal m Desktop soft w are on you r comput er Y our computer needs all of its resour ces availa ble to in stall the desktop sync hroniz ation so ftware. F ollow th ese guidel ines for a successful instal lation: 1. Exit an y applicati ons that ar e currently ru nning on your comput er , inclu ding those run[...]

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    Synch ron izing conta cts and othe r perso nal d a ta :: 31 Sync hronizing contacts and other personal data Before you ca n sync hroniz e your cont acts and ot her persona l data, y ou must in stall Pal m Deskto p software from the CD that ca me with your T reo. See page 30 for instructions. 1. Connect your T reo to your compute r as describe d on [...]

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    32 :: Battery life Battery lif e Battery lif e depends on i ndividual usage . W hen used as a phone, your T reo batt ery provid es appro ximat ely 4 hours of talk ti me or 10 days o f standby time on t he 1900 M H z band. T alk time is sligh tly lower wh en operatin g on the cel lular 800 M Hz ban d. W hen used as an organi zer only (no p hone), th[...]

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    Battery life :: 33 • As with any mobi le phone, if you are in an area with no wir eless covera ge, your T reo continuou sly sear che s for a sig nal, whic h consumes power . If you cannot move to an area of bett er coverage, temp orarily tur n off Wire less Mode to conserve battery po wer. • Use the keyboard bac klight (see pa ge 23) only when [...]

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    34 :: Where to le arn more W here to learn more A quick introd uction to you r new T reo • Tu t o r i a l : The T utori al teac hes you how to use man y fea tures of your T reo. I t is already i nstalle d on your T reo, and y ou can la unch i t any time. W h ile u sing your T reo • Tips : Many of the built -in app licatio ns includ e helpful t [...]

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    first week: us ing phone, w eb, and messaging :: 35 first week: using phone, web, and messaging[...]

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    36 :: Phone overv iew Phone overview Th e Phone app licatio n lets you mak e and receive calls, st ore informa tion about your contact s, and sto re Fav orites for con tacting peo ple and l aunch ing applica tions. Be sure yo u know how to turn on W ireless Mode before readi ng this secti on (see page 1 3). Access ing the Phone app licat ion • Pr[...]

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    Phon e o verview :: 37 Y ou can use the icons a t the top of the Phone screen t o monitor t he status of these it em s: Network name Displays V erizo n Wireles s when W ireless Mode is on and you are in a V erizo n coverage a rea. If you are out side a V erizon co verage area , No Service or Roaming appears instead. No Se rvice means that there i s[...]

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    38 :: Dialing calls Dialing calls Y our T reo off ers several option s fo r making ph one call s . As y ou become more famil i ar with you r T reo, you ’ll dis cover whic h method you pref er . Dialing with t he ke yboard 1. P ress Pho ne . 2. Usi ng th e nu mb ered ke ys on th e k eyboard, t ype a pho ne n um ber . Y ou do not need to press O pt[...]

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    Dialing calls :: 39 Dialin g with a Favorites but ton Before you ca n use F avorites buttons, y ou must c reate some F avorites entries . See page 51. 1. Pr ess P hon e . 2. U se t he 5 -w ay n a vig ati on co ntr ol to acc e ss y our Fav ori tes b utt o ns. 3. Highl ight the d esired b utton. 4. Press Center to dial th e selected butt on. Dialing [...]

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    40 :: Dialing calls Dialing from a web page or text message T reo recogni zes most pho ne numbers that appea r in web pages or te xt messa ges. 1. Use th e 5-way navi gation con t rol to highligh t the phone number you want to di al. 2. P ress Cent er to dia l. Redia lin g the la st numbe r you ca lle d Do a ny of the fol lowi ng to re dial t he l [...]

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    Receiving calls :: 41 Receiving call s T o receiv e calls, W ireless Mode must be on. Thi s is diff erent from having just the screen tur ned on (see page 13). T o answer a ca ll, do o ne of the fol lowing: • Using the 5-wa y navigati on contro l, c hoose the onscreen Answe r butt on. • If the heads et is att ached , press t he headset butt on.[...]

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    42 :: Using voicemail Using vo ic e ma il Setting up voic email If you s ubscribe to voicemail services, you are prompted to en ter a pas sword the fi rst time you call voicemail. 1. T urn on W ireless Mode, as desc ribed on page 13. 2. P ress Pho ne . 3. Use th e 5-way navi gation con trol to access Fa vorite s. 4. Choos e the V oicemail Fa vorite[...]

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    Using voicem ail :: 43 V oicem ail n otifi cation W hen you have new vo icema il, yo u are noti fied wi th an aler t th at indi cates the number of mes sag es you ha ve wa it ing . A v oicemail icon m ay a lso a pp ear n ear t he t op of your scre en. Retrievi ng voic ema il mess a g es If the V oicemail alert is on your screen, you ca n c hoose th[...]

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    44 :: Managing activ e calls Managing active calls W hen you make or receiv e a call, t he Active Call view appears . Use the 5- way navigat ion cont rol to access the onscree n buttons in this v iew: • Hang Up Al l (or pressing Backs pace ): Ends the call im mediately . Y ou can also press the headset b utton ( if the heads et is att ache d). ?[...]

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    More ways to man age calls :: 45 More ways to manage calls T reo offe rs many ad vanced tele phone fe a tures, i ncludin g call wait ing and conf erence calling. Making a s econd c all Y ou can make a s econd call whi le your fir st call is stil l active. 1. After di aling the first nu mber , use the 5-way navi gation cont rol to c hoose Hold. 2. U[...]

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    46 :: More ways to man age calls Answerin g a s econ d call (cal l w aiti ng) W hen you are on an act ive call, y ou can receiv e a second call . W hen the s econd call comes in, t he Call W a iting di alog appea rs, givi ng you the fo llowing opt ions for handling the second call: • T o pla ce the c urrent c all on hold and ans wer the new cal l[...]

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    More ways to man age calls :: 47 V iewing m inutes us a ge 1. Pr ess P hon e . 2. Press Menu . 3. From the V iews menu, c hoose Call L og (/Y). 4. Choose T otals. 5. (Optional .) T o rese t the count ers to zero, c hoose Reset Co unters. 6. Choose Done. Using voic e dial ing Y ou can place calls by s ayi ng a name i f y o u su bscr i be t o V eri z[...]

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    48 :: More ways to man age calls W hen V oice P rivacy is on, a icon appears t o the right of t he current t ime. If V oic e Pri vacy is sup ported by the network , a icon als o appears on t he Active Cal l screen. W hen L ocatio n On is on, th e Loca tion icon appear s with t ransmiss ion lines. W hen 911 Only is on, the transm ission lines disapp[...]

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    Managing contacts :: 49 Managing contact s Contact s is a view i n the Phone appli cation. If you are fa miliar with P alm P owered™ devices, you may recog nize tha t Contacts is simil ar to the Addres s Book appl ication on previ ous devices. Addi ng a con t act 1. Pr ess P hon e . 2. U se t he 5 -w ay n avig ati on c o ntr ol t o ac cess the Co[...]

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    50 :: Managing contacts V iewing or changin g co nt a ct infor mation 1. In th e Contacts l ist, b egin typi ng one of the f ollowing for the co ntact you wa nt to view or edi t: • F irst initial and las t name •F i r s t n a m e •L a s t n a m e 2. Choos e the name of t he entry you want to op en. 3. Choos e Edit. 4. Make c hanges to the ent[...]

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    Defining Favori tes buttons :: 51 Defining F avorites butt ons T reo provi des 50 program mable F avorit es button s for qui ck acc ess to the followi ng common tas ks: • Dialing a pho ne number (sp eed dia l) • L aunching an applicat ion • Accessing a web page • Addressing a text message • Accessing voicemail (preset on T reo) Y ou can a[...]

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    52 :: Defining Favorite s bu tton s Creating a s p eed d ia l Fav orit es bu tton 1. P ress Pho ne . 2. Use th e 5-way navig ation con trol to access your F avorites butto ns. 3. Choos e a blank but ton. 4. Choos e the T ype pic k list, the n select Sp eed Dial . 5. Enter a l abel and ph one number fo r the F avorite by do ing one of t he followin [...]

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    Defining Favori tes buttons :: 53 Creating an a pplication, me ssage , or web link Fa vorites button 1. Pr ess P hon e . 2. U se t he 5 -w ay n a vig ati on co ntr ol to acc e ss y our Fav ori tes b utt o ns. 3. C h oo se a blan k bu tto n. 4. Choose th e T ype pic k list , then sel ect Applica tion, Me ssage, or W eb Link . 5. Enter a labe l for t[...]

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    54 :: Using a phone headse t Using a phone headset Y ou can connect a phone he adset for h ands-free operation . If you need to use your phone whi le drivin g, and thi s is permitted in y our area, we recommend using a phone hea dset . • Y ou can pre ss the heads et button to perfor m any of the f ollowing ta sks: • a ns wer a n in co ming ca l[...]

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    Browsing th e web :: 55 Browsing the web Blazer ® W eb Browser provid es quic k and easy access t o web pages ri ght on yo ur T reo. Y ou can view the reg ular sites you use toda y , including t hose wit h security an d advanced f eatures like J avaScript a nd frames. T o browse the web, you must activa te data servic es from V erizon. V iewing a [...]

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    56 :: Browsing the w eb Navigat i ng in Optimi ze d Mode Blazer uses a paten t -pending tec hnolo gy to optim ize web pa ges for your T reo. By default , the browser re formats web pages into one colum n on your scree n. This way , you can see mo st content wit hout scrollin g left or right. • Press Up or Down to move through a web page. • Pres[...]

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    Browsing th e web :: 57 3. From the Page menu, c hoose Add Bo okmark (/A). 4. If desi red, c hange the Na me and Descri ption. 5. Choose OK. Sav ing a pa ge Blazer lets you save a p age for off line viewin g, so you don’t need an Inter net connecti on to view i t later . 1. Go to the page y ou want to s ave. 2. Press Menu . 3. From the Pag e menu[...]

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    58 :: Browsing the w eb V iewing bookmarks or saved pages Bookmarks and saved pages both appear in Bookmark view . Saved p a ges are indica ted by a smal l triangle in the up per-right corner of the bookma rk. 1. Choos e the Bookmark s view ico n . 2. Choos e the bookmark or saved page y ou want to v iew. Editing or deletin g a bookmark or saved pa[...]

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    Browsing th e web :: 59 Arranging bookmarks an d saved pages Blazer i ncludes 10 pages for arr anging bookmarks and saved page s by topic . F or exa mple, you ca n stor e travel l inks on on e page, st oc k links on another , and bus iness links on a third pa ge. 1. Fro m t he B ook mar ks v iew, pres s M e nu . 2. From the Bookmark s menu, c hoose[...]

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    60 :: Browsing the w eb Naviga ting w eb sites with spli t pag es (Fr ame s) Some web sites s plit th eir pages i nto sepa rate areas, eac h with their o wn scroll bars. Y ou can navigate t hese sites m ore easi ly by “zoom ing in” on one of the separat e areas. T o do t his: 1. T ap inside t he a rea of the spli t pa ge you want t o make large[...]

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    Browsing th e web :: 61 Finding te xt on a web pag e 1. From the Pa ge view , press Me nu . 2. From the Pa ge menu, c hoose Find T ex t on Pag e. 3. T ype the te xt you wa nt to find. 4. Check or un che c k the W rap Sea rch box t o i ndicat e whet her you want the s earc h to wrap from the en d of the p age to the be ginning when the end i s reach[...]

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    62 :: Browsing the w eb 4. Choos e Advanced and s et any of the following pref erences: • Set limit on memory for st oring recentl y viewed pa ges (cac he): Sets th e amount of me mory used for yo ur cache . Pages are cac hed so they lo ad faster the ne xt time you view t hem. • Memory Management: Enabl es you to free up me mory on you r phone [...]

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    Working with pic tures :: 63 W orki ng with pictures Th ere are two mode ls of T reo 600 availa ble throug h V erizon: one co mes with a camera and the ot her does not come with a camera . T he pack aging for y our T reo 600 identi fies whethe r a camera is incl uded. If y our T reo 600 does not incl ude a camera, then the section in this c hapter [...]

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    64 :: Working with pictures V iewing a picture 1. Choos e the Pic tures vi ew icon . 2. Choos e the picture you want to view . 3. Choos e Done. Sendin g a pic t ur e Y ou can send a pictu re to other pi cture-enabled mobile phone s, to an email addres s, or to t he Pix Pla ce websit e. T o store and manage your picture s on the Pix Pla ce websi te,[...]

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    Working with pic tures :: 65 Moving pict u res 1. From the Pictures view , choose t he picture you want to move. 2. Press Menu . 3. From the Picture m enu, c hoose Move (/ M). 4. Choose the ca tegory or e xpansion card where you want to mov e the picture. 5. C hoo se M o ve t o fini sh. Deleti ng a pi cture 1. From the Pictures view , choos e the p[...]

  • Page 68

    66 :: Working with pictures Customi zing y our Pic tures s etting s 1. F rom any vi ew in the Pi ctures appl icati on, press Menu . 2. F rom the O ptions men u, ch oose Pr eferences. 3. Set any of the fol lowing pre fer ences: • Default na me*: Names a s eries of pict ures to be ca ptured, su ch as Seattl e001, Seattle002, e tc. • Category*: Th[...]

  • Page 69

    Working with pic tures :: 67 V iewing pictur es on your computer ( W indows o nly) W h en yo u per form a HotSync opera tio n, your T reo images are co pi ed to your d esk t op computer . Y ou can vi ew these pictur es in JP EG format, or em ail th em to frien ds us ing your des ktop email applic ation. 1. Locate y our Picture s folder . Thi s is m[...]

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    68 :: SMS SMS T e xt messa ges ar e brief n otes that you exc hange wi th othe r mobile ph ones that have text messaging capability (also known as short mes saging or S M S). Message s m ust be 160 charac ters or les s. Ref er to your serv ice plan for per -message pricing. Crea ting a nd sendi ng a m essage 1. Make sur e Wirel ess Mode is turned o[...]

  • Page 71

    SMS :: 69 Receivi ng mes s ag es W hen your phone is on a nd in an ar ea of wireless coverage, you will automatical ly receive t ex t messag es sent to you. Y ou can configur e your T reo to automati cally no tify you when n ew tex t messages a rrive, us ing a ringto ne and vibration or s imply an onscreen a lert. Fr om the New Me ssage alert: • [...]

  • Page 72

    70 :: SMS Using links in me ss a g es W hen you recei ve a text message that contains a tel ephone number , email address, or UR L, you can dial the number , send an e mail mes sage, or go t o the web pa ge immedia tely . 1. Choos e a message fr om the list . 2. Choos e the phone n umber , email addres s, or UR L (appears as unde rlined blue te xt)[...]

  • Page 73

    SMS :: 71 In list vi ew you can rearrange th e messages in any folder using the Sort command . 1. From list view , press Menu . 2. From the V iew menu, ch oose Sort by Name or Sort b y Date. In list v iew you can delete s everal mes sages at once from any folde r using th e Purg e command. 1. From list view , press Menu . 2. From the Messag e menu,[...]

  • Page 74

    72 :: SMS 1. F rom th e Inbox, cho ose a c hat. 2. T ype your messa ge. 3. Choos e Send. Custo mizin g you r SM S set tings 1. P ress Men u . 2. F rom the O ptions men u, ch oose Pr eferences. 3. Set any of the fol lowing pre fer ences: • Messages : Y our pref erences for indiv idual text m essages. • Confirm message deletio ns: Indica te wheth[...]

  • Page 75

    SMS :: 73 • Display my name in ch at window a s: Enter the n a me you wan t display ed as the label for your m essages in the Chat scre en. • Lab e l Co lo r: Select the color i n which y ou want mess ages to appea r . • Use color for: I ndicate whe ther you want to view both the message l abel an d message in a diff erent col or , or only th[...]

  • Page 76

    74 :: MMS MM S Multi media messag es conta in one or more p ages of pictures and sounds as well as text. Even if your phone does not include a camera, you can still receive and view pictu res. Y ou can include a ny of the fol lowing items i n your messag e: • Ringt ones • MIDI : Up t o 16-voice polyphony (St andard or SP-MI D I format), 64 KB p[...]

  • Page 77

    MMS :: 75 6. From the M MS list view , choos e New . 7 . If the recipi ent is in your Cont acts list , cho ose the T o pic k list , then se lect Address Book Lo okup. Otherwis e, type th e number of a phone that s upports mu ltimedi a messaging , or an email addres s or alias. 8. Add ring tones, soun d clips, pictures, or tex t to the mes sage: •[...]

  • Page 78

    76 :: MMS Receivi ng m ultime dia me ss ages Y ou can automaticall y download n e w messages or have T reo notify you t hat a mess age is read y t o dow nlo ad. I n e ithe r c ase, a n a lert ap pea rs w hen you have a new message. • From the alert : • T o view your mes sage(s), c hoose Go T o. • T o dismiss the alert, c hoose OK. Th e messag[...]

  • Page 79

    MMS :: 77 V iewing / play ing a mu lti media mess ag e 1. Fro m t h e I nb ox, choos e th e me ssag e yo u wa nt to view. 2. If the re are sound s or multi ple pag es, playb a ck wi ll begin immedi ately . 3. Use the ons creen control s to scro ll to oth er pages and me ssages. • T o play or s ave a sou nd, ch oose the Sound i con . Y ou can acce[...]

  • Page 80

    78 :: MMS Manag in g mu ltimed ia mess age s Y ou can rear range message s in any folder u sing the Sort command . 1. From lis t view, pre ss M enu . 2. F rom the V iew menu, c hoose Sort b y Name or Sort by Date. In list view you can delete seve ral messages at once from any fol der using t he Purg e command. 1. F rom the MM S list vie w, press Me[...]

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    MMS :: 79 4. Choose OK.[...]

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    80 :: MMS[...]

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    first two weeks : using organizer features :: 81 first two weeks: using organizer fe a t u r e s[...]

  • Page 84

    82 :: Calendar Calendar Displa ying y our calend ar • Press Calenda r repeate dly to cy cle through th e various active vi ews. • Use the 5-way navig ation con trol to move to anoth er day , week, or month (depending on the curren t view). • C hoo se Go or pre ss M enu . From the O pt ions me nu, ch oos e G o to Day (/O ), then c hoose a date[...]

  • Page 85

    Calendar :: 83 5. C hoose O K. 6. T ype a descripti on for the even t. Addi ng an alarm remi nd er to an event 1. In Calen dar , highlight the event. 2. Choose Det ails. 3. Check the Alarm box a nd c h oos e th e n um ber of minutes, h ours , o r d ays b efore t he event you would lik e to recei ve the ala rm. 4. Choose OK. A. Selec ted da te B. St[...]

  • Page 86

    84 :: Calendar Creating an untimed ev ent An untime d event, s uch as a b irthday or anniversar y , does not o ccur at a part icular time. 1. P ress Cale ndar until you a re in Day vie w . 2. P ress L eft and Ri ght t o go to the da te of the ev ent. 3. Make sure nothi ng is high lighted. 4. T ype a desc ription for th e event. Editing or de let in[...]

  • Page 87

    Calendar :: 85 5. If the event has an ending dat e, c hoose the End on pic k list, the n select Choose Date, and s elect t he ending d ate. 6. Choose OK. Customi zi ng ge ner al p r ef ere nces for you r cal end a r 1. Press Menu . 2. From t he O pt ions me nu, ch oos e Prefer en ces (/ R). 3. Set any of the f ollowing pref erences: • Start Tim e[...]

  • Page 88

    86 :: Calendar • Button V iews: The views that appear when y ou press C alendar repeat edly . By default , you see Day and Mont h V iews, but you can a lso see W eek, W eek with T ext, Y ear, and Dail y Jour nal V iews. • Display Optio ns: Y our choices for diff erent Calendar view o ptions: • Show T ime Bars: Shows the duration of a n event [...]

  • Page 89

    Calendar :: 87 Customi zi ng T o Do Lis t p ref ere nces for you r calenda r Y ou can display T o Do items in you r calendar t o keep on top of y our tas ks. 1. Press Calendar until yo u a re in Day view . 2. Press Menu . 3. From t he O pt ions me nu, ch oos e T o Do Prefer ence s. 4. Set any of the f ollowing pref erences: • Show Categories: D e[...]

  • Page 90

    88 :: To Do List To D o L i s t Y ou can use T o Do List as a reminde r of tasks you need to com plete and to keep a record of complet e tasks. Adding a T o Do item 1. P ress Appl ications L aunch er . 2. Choos e the pic k list in the upper- right corn er, the n select All. 3. Choos e the T o Do List i con. 4. Choos e New to create a new T o Do it [...]

  • Page 91

    To Do List :: 89 Setting item priori ty , due date, and other details Th e Details di a log enables you t o assign a priority level, du e date, category , pr ivacy flag, an d note to eac h item. 1. Highli ght the i tem to whic h you want to assign details. 2. Choose Det ails. 3. Set any of t he follow ing: • Priority: Choose the Priority number f[...]

  • Page 92

    90 :: To Do List Checking off a T o Do item 1. Choos e the item you want to c heck off. 2. Hol d Option and pres s Return . Deleting a T o Do item 1. H ighli ght the i tem yo u wa nt to de lete. 2. P ress Men u . 3. F rom the Recor d m enu, c hoose Del ete Item (/ D). 4. Choos e OK. Custo mizin g T o Do List Th e T o Do Pr eferences sc reen enable [...]

  • Page 93

    To Do List :: 91 • Show Due Dates: Displa ys item due dat es, and insert s an e xclamation mark next to overdu e items. • S how Priori ties: Displays the priority setting for each item. • Show Categories: D isplays the categor y for eac h item. 3. Choose OK.[...]

  • Page 94

    92 :: Memo Pad Memo P ad Memos a re a great wa y to st ore note s on your T reo. Creating a memo 1. P ress Appl ications L aunch er . 2. Choos e the pic k list in the upper- right corn er, the n select All. 3. Choos e the Memo P ad icon. 4. Ente r the te xt you wa nt to ap pear in the memo. 5. Choos e Done. Deleting a memo 1. Choos e the memo y ou [...]

  • Page 95

    CityTime :: 93 CityT i me Th e CityT ime wo rld clo ck displa ys the d ay and t ime in yo ur home c ity and in four other cities aro und t he globe . W hether you’re tra vel i ng or at home, it’ s easy to keep tr ac k of the best time to reac h your business associate s, friends , and family in fa raway plac es. Setting you r Home City Th e Hom[...]

  • Page 96

    94 :: CityTime Selectin g re mote c ities In addi tion to your Home City , you can display the day an d time for fou r other ci ties, called rem ote cities , anywhere a round the gl obe. 1. Use the sty lus to t ap a pic k list in the low er part o f th e CityT im e screen , then select the c ity clo ses t to the ci ty y ou w ant to d ispl ay . 2. C[...]

  • Page 97

    Calculator :: 95 Calculator Calculator includes a basic calcula tor , plus an advan ced calcul ator with sci entific , financi al, and conv ersion fu nctions . Switc hing between Basic and Advan ced Calcul at or modes 1. Press Applic ations Laun cher . 2. Choose the pi ck li st in the upper- right corne r , then select Al l. 3. Choose th e Calculat[...]

  • Page 98

    96 :: Calculator Selectin g f uncti ons in Adva nced Calcul ator m ode 1. Sw it ch to Ad van ced C al cula tor mode (s ee ab ove) . 2. Choos e the pic k list near the up per-left part of th e screen, then sele ct the Advanced Calcu lator funct ion you woul d like to use: • Math: Advanced mathematic al functi ons suc h as exponent s, roots , and l[...]

  • Page 99

    Calculator :: 97 3. Choose th e pic k list nea r the upper- middle o f the screen, then sel ect how to display decimal values: • Float (Floatin g point): P osition o f decimal point vari es accordi ng to calcul ation resu lts. • Fixed(x) (Fixe d point) : Enter an integer for the number of decimal pl aces to display , then select Fi xed(x) t o r[...]

  • Page 100

    98 :: Looking up co ntac ts and other in form ation L ooking up contacts and other information W ith the built-i n search f eatures on your T reo, you ca n find info rmation quic kly: • Na me Lookup: E nables you t o dial you r Contact s by name. It locates people’ s phone numb ers when yo u’re in the Contact s list. • F ind: Sea rch es thr[...]

  • Page 101

    Looking up contacts and oth er information :: 99 F or e xample, e ntering SM displa ys Smilla Anderson, Joh n Sm ith, and Sally Martin as shown above. Enteri ng JS M finds onl y John Smith. 4. Do one of the fo llowing : • Highlight t he contact name, the n press Center to view t he contents of the record. • Highlight a ny phone number , then pr[...]

  • Page 102

    100 :: Looking up co ntac ts and other in form atio n 4. In th e searc h results, c hoose the tex t you want t o review , or c hoose Find More to searc h additional applic ations.[...]

  • Page 103

    Beaming information :: 101 Beaming information Y our T reo is equ ipped with a n I R (infrared) por t that le ts you beam i nformation t o another Palm P owered™ d evice with an I R port. T he IR port is located on the top of your T reo, bet ween the W ireles s Mode butt on and th e ringer switc h, behin d the sma ll dark shield. Beam ing a rec o[...]

  • Page 104

    102 :: Beaming info rm ation Beamin g an applic at ion Not al l app licatio ns ca n be be amed. A loc k i con appear s on t he Beam s creen ne xt to appli cations that canno t be beame d. 1. P ress Appl ications L aunch er . 2. P ress Men u . 3. F rom the App m enu, c hoose Beam (/ B). 4. Choos e the Bea m From pic k list, the n select whether the [...]

  • Page 105

    Beaming information :: 103 Rece ivi ng be am ed inf ormatio n 1. T urn on your screen. 2. P oint th e I R port on yo ur T reo directly at the IR port of the transmitt ing devi ce to open the Be am Statu s dialog . 3. W hen the Be am dialog app ears, c hoos e a categor y for the en try . 4. Press Up to receive the be am or pres s Down to ref use it.[...]

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    104 :: Beaming info rm ation[...]

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    first month: m a n aging ap plications :: 105 first month: managing applications[...]

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    106 :: Installing applicatio ns Installing applicatio ns Y our T reo™ 600 smartphone comes wi t h s ever al built-in app lications that ar e ready t o use. Y ou can also ins tall third- party P alm OS ® appl icati ons, suc h as business software, ga mes, a nd more. T o learn more, go to www.palmOne.co m/softwa re. W hen you download a n applicat[...]

  • Page 109

    Installing ap pli catio ns :: 107 Inst a ll ing app li ca tio ns from a Windows computer 1. Double-c lick th e .prc or .pdb file y ou want to i nstall on your T reo. 2. A dialog may a ppear with a User drop-d own list . Select yo ur User Name fr om the list. 3. The Ins tall T ool window a ppears. If you wo uld like to inst all addit ional fil es, s[...]

  • Page 110

    108 :: Installing applicatio ns Inst a ll ing app li cation s from a M ac int osh compu ter 1. On your M acintosh, launc h P alm Deskto p. 2. F rom the Hot Sync menu, c hoose Ins tall Han dheld Fil es. 3. Select the User Name t hat correspon ds to your T reo phone from the User drop - down menu. 4. Cli ck Add T o List. 5. L ocate the .prc or .pd b [...]

  • Page 111

    Removing app lications :: 109 Removing appl ications If you d ecide that you no longer need an app lication, or want to free up memory on your T reo, you can rem ove appl ica ti ons from you r T reo or a n e xpansion card (for mo re on ex pansion ca rds, see page 111). Y ou can remove on ly applications , patch e s, and ext ensions that you in stal[...]

  • Page 112

    110 :: Using Application I nfo Using Applicati on Info Th e Info scree ns disp lay basic st atisti cs about the app licati ons on your T reo. 1. P ress Appl ications L aunch er . 2. P ress Men u . 3. F rom the App m enu, c hoose In fo. 4. At the bottom of t he screen, cho ose the type of informat ion you wa nt to view: • Ve r s i o n : T he versi[...]

  • Page 113

    Using ex pa nsion cards :: 111 Using e xpansi on cards Th e expans ion slot on your T reo enab les you to add Secure Digi tal (SD™) cards and MultiM edia™ Cards (MMC) to extend the stora ge capacity of y our T reo. F or exampl e, SD or M M C expa nsion cards can store: •p i c t u r e s •M P 3 a u d i o f i l e s •g a m e s •e B o o k s [...]

  • Page 114

    112 :: Using expa nsion card s 3. Hold y our T reo with the scr een faci ng you, a nd the card wit h the notc h in the lower- right corn er next to the stylus. 4. Inse rt the card i nto the e xpansion slot until you f eel the card l ock int o place and hear the co nfirmatio n tone. Launching ap p li catio ns on an expa ns i on card A fter you ins e[...]

  • Page 115

    Using ex pa nsion cards :: 113 Copy ing a ppli ca tio ns to an expans i on card Y ou can copy applicati ons between your T reo and your e xpansion card. 1. Press Applic ations Laun cher . 2. Press Menu . 3. From the App menu, c hoose Copy (/C). 4. Choose th e Copy T o pick list , then s elect th e destina tion: card na me or P hone. 5. Choose th e [...]

  • Page 116

    114 :: Using expa nsion card s V iewing e xpans ion card i nforma tion Th e Card Info a pplicati on displ ays general i nformatio n about the ex pansi on card that is current ly in th e expa nsion slot 1. P ress Appl ications L aunch er . 2. Choos e the pic k list in the upper- right corn er, the n select All. 3. Choos e the Card In fo icon. Renami[...]

  • Page 117

    when you’re read y: custom izing y our Treo™ :: 115 when you’re ready: customizing your T reo™[...]

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    116 :: Phone se ttings Phone settings Selectin g ring ton es an d me ss a ging al ert to nes Y ou can set diff erent tone s and vol umes for inco ming phone ca lls, Cal endar alarm s, and M M S and S M S mess aging alerts . 1. P ress Appl ications L aunch er . 2. Choos e the pic k list in the upper- right corn er, the n select All. 3. Choos e the P[...]

  • Page 119

    Phone settings :: 117 • Service T one: A warn ing of a se rvice c hange, such as moving in to a nd out of a mobile network coverage area. • Calendar • Alarm Sound: The ton e played t he first time your a larm goes off. • Rem ind er S ou nd: The tone pl ayed if a n alarm is not ac knowle dged and the alarm re peats. • Play Sound : The nu m[...]

  • Page 120

    118 :: Phone se ttings Assign ing a calle r I D pict ure and ring tone 1. P ress Pho ne . 2. P ress Up to acces s your Fa vorite s buttons . 3. High light the Favo rites butt on you wa nt to give a picture ca ller ID. 4. P ress Men u . 5. F rom the E dit menu, cho ose Edit F avorite s Button ( / E). 6. Choos e More. 7 . Check the Imag e box, t hen [...]

  • Page 121

    Phone settings :: 119 Choosing wallpaper for the Phone scree n If you have i mages store d on your T reo, you can sele ct diff erent wallp aper for the Main view in t he Phone ap plicati on. 1. Pr ess P hon e . 2. Press Menu . 3. From t he O pt ions me nu, ch oos e Di spl a y Pre feren ces. 4. Choose th e pic k list at the top of t he scree n, then[...]

  • Page 122

    120 :: System S ound settings System S ound settings Y ou can immediately silence all sounds on your T reo, i ncluding p hone ringt ones, Calenda r alerts, and syst em sounds . Thi s does no t mute th e speake r on your T reo during a pho ne call. 1. Slide t he ring er switc h to Sound Mode Off . 2. T o hear all soun ds again, sl ide the ringer swi[...]

  • Page 123

    Display and appearance :: 121 Display and appearance T urnin g th e key board bac klight on and off • T o turn the key board bac klight o n, press Opt ion , then . The b ackl ight illuminates the k eys, and th e screen dims slightly . • T o turn the keyboard b ackl ight off, press Option , then a gain. Adjustin g the contrast and bri ghtness De[...]

  • Page 124

    122 :: Display and appearance Chan ging the s creen fon t Y ou can change t he font i n Calendar , Contac ts, Memo P ad, SM S, and T o Do List. 1. Laun ch t he applic ation in wh ich y ou want t o c hange the fon t. 2. P ress Men u . 3. F rom the Opti ons menu, ch oose F ont (/ F). 4. Choos e a font st yle: 5. Choos e OK. Aligni ng the touchscreen [...]

  • Page 125

    Application s Launche r settings :: 123 Appli cations Laun c her settings Arranging appl icati ons by c ategory Y ou can assign an appli cation to a category an d then di splay a spe cific cat egory of appli cations in t he Applications Launc her. 1. Press Applic ations Laun cher . 2. Press Menu . 3. From the App menu, c hoose Category (/Y). 4. Cho[...]

  • Page 126

    124 :: Button settings Button setti ngs Buttons Pre ferenc es Y ou can use Buttons P refere nces to c hoose w hich applicati ons are as sociated with the butt ons on yo ur T reo. 1. P ress Appl ications L aunch er . 2. Choos e the pic k list in the upper- right corn er, the n select All. 3. Choos e the P refs icon. 4. Choos e the pic k list in the [...]

  • Page 127

    Button settings :: 125 Settin g def ault appl icati ons Some applicati ons look for othe r applications to handle data (for e xample, a mail appli cation might launc h a browser when you choose a link i n an email me ssage). 1. Press Applic ations Laun cher . 2. Choose th e pic k list i n the upper rig ht corner , then s elect All . 3. Choose th e [...]

  • Page 128

    126 :: Date and time settings Date and time settings Setting the date and t ime Y ou can use Date & T ime P ref erences to s et the tim e, date , time zone , and da ylight saving s settin g for your T reo. By defaul t, your pho ne synchroni zes th e date and ti me with th e V erizon net work when W irele ss Mode is on and you’re inside a cove[...]

  • Page 129

    Date and time settings :: 127 Sett ing da te and tim e form at s Y ou can use Fo rmats Pref erences to choo se number conventio ns based on geograp hic regio ns. F or example, in the Un ited King dom, time is express ed using a 24-hour cl ock. I n the Unite d States, time is e xpressed using a 12- hour clock with a n AM or PM suffix . All the bui l[...]

  • Page 130

    128 :: General Prefe rences General P ref erences Y ou can use General P references t o set the aut o shutoff in terval , the beam recei ve f eature, sou nds, and scr een colors for your T reo. 1. P ress Appl ications L aunch er . 2. Choos e the pic k list in the upper- right corn er, the n select All. 3. Choos e the P refs icon. 4. Choos e the pic[...]

  • Page 131

    Locking yo ur phone and data :: 129 L oc king your phone an d data Y our T reo inclu des sev eral feature s t hat he lp y ou p rot ect y o ur ph one fr om inadver tent use and keep y o ur da t a pri va te. T he built-in s ecuri ty software enab les yo u t o us e yo ur T reo for emergen cy calls ev en if the handse t is loc k ed. • Keygu ard: Manu[...]

  • Page 132

    130 :: Locking you r pho ne and data Ke y g ua rd Y our T reo includes a f eature that loc ks t he k eyboard, so t hat scre en item s and b utton s aren’t accidentally press ed while t he phone is in a poc ket or ba g. 1. W ith the T reo screen on , press O ption and the Scr een button to enable Key gu a rd . 2. T o disable K eyguard, press Cent [...]

  • Page 133

    Locking yo ur phone and data :: 131 Phone Lock Y ou can lock y our phone to p revent u nauthoriz ed use of y our mobile a ccount. W hen your phon e is loc ked, yo u must enter t he correct L ock Code to make ca lls. Y ou can, however , still place emerge ncy calls wh en you phon e is loc ked, and you can also receive calls. 1. Pr ess P hon e . 2. P[...]

  • Page 134

    132 :: Locking you r pho ne and data System pa ssword lock Y ou can protect you r person al info rmation b y loc kin g the sys tem so t hat a passw ord is required t o access any da ta or use other f eatures of your T reo. 1. P ress Appl ications L aunch er . 2. Choos e the pic k list in the upper- right corn er, the n select All. 3. Choos e the Se[...]

  • Page 135

    Locking yo ur phone and data :: 133 Setting Ow ner Pref eren ces Y ou can use O wner Pr efer ences to record in forma tion such as you r name, compan y name, an d phone number . If yo u lock your keyboard, th e Owner P refer ences informat ion appea rs on the scr een that reques ts your pas sword to unl ock it, and you must also enter your password[...]

  • Page 136

    134 :: Locking you r pho ne and data Private reco rds In most a pplicati ons you can ma rk indiv idual entri es as pri vate. All private ent ries remain v isible a nd accessib le until y ou select the Securit y setti ng to hide or mask them. W hen you hi de entri es, they d o not appea r anywhere in t he appl ication. W hen you mask entries, a visu[...]

  • Page 137

    Locking yo ur phone and data :: 135 V iewing al l pr i vate re co r d s 1. M ak e su re t he re co rds you w an t to m ask a re m ar ked priv at e. 2. Press Applic ations Laun cher . 3. Choose the pi ck li st in the upper- right corne r , then select Al l. 4. Choose th e Security icon . 5. Choose th e Current P rivacy pic k list, t hen select Show [...]

  • Page 138

    136 :: Locking you r pho ne and data Security and Pal m ® Des k t op (Windows ) Pa lm Deskt op for W indows o bserves the secur ity p assword fo r your T reo. If y ou forge t your T reo pass word, you cannot vi ew your da ta in P alm Des ktop . Y ou can c hang e your password, but all records marked as Private will be deleted. Y ou can restore the[...]

  • Page 139

    if something h appens : help :: 137 if something happens: help[...]

  • Page 140

    138 :: Upgrading from another Palm Power ed ™ device Upgrading from anothe r P alm P ow ered™ dev i ce T o trans fer a ll compa tible a pplic ations an d data from y our previou s devi ce to your new T reo™ 600 smartp hone: 1. P erform a HotSync ® operation wit h you r old devi c e and y ou r old desktop software to bac k up your data one la[...]

  • Page 141

    Upgrading fr om another Palm Powered™ device :: 139 • Applicat ions Launc her: So me previous P alm P owered™ devi ces called t his the Home screen . T o access this scree n, press Appl icati ons Launc her . • Find: Some previo us P alm P owe red d evi ce s la un c he d t hi s globa l s ea rc h engine by tapping the magnif y ing glas s icon[...]

  • Page 142

    140 :: Trouble installin g Palm Desktop? T rouble in stal ling P alm Desktop? Th e CD included wit h your T reo insta lls th e software and driver s that le t you sync hroniz e with P alm Desktop soft ware or Mic rosoft O utlook f or W indows . If yo u want to sync hronize with a diffe rent Pers onal Info rmation Manag er (PI M), you must inst all [...]

  • Page 143

    Resetting your Tr eo :: 141 Resetti ng your T reo Soft re set A soft rese t is similar to restarti ng a compute r . If your T reo is not respon ding or you have trou ble sync hronizing w ith your compu t er, a soft reset may hel p. Unless your batter y is e xtremely l ow , a sof t reset sho uld not aff ect your data. 1. Unscrew the s tylus t ip to [...]

  • Page 144

    142 :: Resetting your Treo 1. Unscrew t he stylu s tip to a ccess the res et tool . 2. W hile holding Up , use the reset t ool to gen tly pr ess the res et button on the back of your T reo. 3. W hen the Pal m P owered l ogo appear s, releas e Up . Hard reset A hard rese t erases a ll data and third-p arty softw are on your T reo. Never perf orm a h[...]

  • Page 145

    Screen :: 143 Screen The screen appe ars b lank 1. Look cl osely at t he screen . If you ca n see a dim i mage, tr y adjusti ng the screen contrast and brightness (see page 121). 2. If adj usti ng the con trast a nd brig htness doe sn’t resolve the prob lem, perfo rm a so ft reset (see page 141). 3. If performi ng a soft res et doesn’ t resolve[...]

  • Page 146

    144 :: Network conn ec tion Network connecti on Signal str e ngth is we ak 1. If st anding, m ove about 10 f eet in a ny directi on. 2. If you are i n a building , move near a wi ndow . Open any metal bl inds. 3. If you are i n a building , move outdoo rs or to a m ore open area. 4. If you a re outdoors, move away from larg e buildi ngs, trees , or[...]

  • Page 147

    Network co nnectio n :: 145 I can’t tell if da t a serv ices a re a vailab le • The following icons indicate data services: Y ou are in a coverage ar ea where dat a services a re availa ble, but i t does n ot in dicate wh ether you a re conn ected to a data net work. T his icon a ppear s in the Main vie w of the P hone ap plica tion ( near th e[...]

  • Page 148

    146 :: Network conn ec tion • For add itiona l sugge stions, see www .palmOne. com/suppor t. • Contact V erizon to verify th at your subs criptio n plan incl udes high -speed da ta services and th a t these ser v ices ha ve be en corr ect l y act iva te d. V erizon s hou l d al so be able to tell you if there a re any outages in your location .[...]

  • Page 149

    Synchroniz ation (Ho t S ync) :: 147 Sync hronization (Ho tSync) Sync hroni zation le ts you bac k up your T reo data ont o your co mputer . If y ou ever nee d to perfo rm a hard reset or othe rwis e e rase al l you r d ata on you r T reo, you can perf orm a HotSync ope rat ion t o re st ore the da t a. T o make sure y o u a lwa ys ha ve an up-to-d[...]

  • Page 150

    148 :: S ync hroni zat ion ( HotS ync ) 4. P erform a soft reset (see page 141). 5. If pr oble ms persis t a nd you’ re sy nc hroniz ing t hrough a USB hub, t ry co nnecting th e HotSync ca ble to a diff erent USB port, or dire ctly to your computer’ s built-in USB port. 6. Uninstall P alm Desktop. 7 . Reboot your comput er . 8. Reinstall Pa lm[...]

  • Page 151

    Synchroniz ation (Ho t S ync) :: 149 HotSync oper at ion fini shes b ut d at a do es not a ppear w here it should 1. Make sure yo u’re sync hroni zing wi th the inte nded desk top P ersonal Infor mation Manager (PIM ). The CD that came with your T reo l ets you sync hronize with Palm Desktop o r Microsoft O utlook for W indows. I f you use a diff[...]

  • Page 152

    150 :: Web We b I ca n’t a ccess a page • Make sur e Wi reless Mo de is tu rned on (see pag e 13) a nd that th e Data Service s icon appea rs in t he Main view of t he Phone a pplicat ion (near th e top of the screen) . If you do no t see this icon, da ta servi ces are n ot availa ble in your current locati on and you ca nnot connect to the In [...]

  • Page 153

    Pictures :: 151 Pictures If your T reo 600 does not i nc lude a ca mera , th en t he i nformation in thi s s ect ion a bout taking p ictures d oes not ap ply to you. Here are s ome tips fo r taking good pictures if your model include s a camera: • Clean the camera’s l ens with a soft, lint -free clot h. • T ake pictur es in bri ght lightin g [...]

  • Page 154

    152 :: Third-party application s T hird-party applications Sometimes, thi rd-party applic a tions ca n cause confl icts on you r T reo. Th ird-pa rty appli cations t hat modify wireless f eatures may require extra troub leshooti ng. If you re cently ins talle d an applica tion and y our T reo seems t o be stuc k, try the following: 1. P erform a so[...]

  • Page 155

    Making r oom on your Treo :: 153 Making room on your T reo If you s tore a lar ge number of reco rds, or ins tall man y third-p arty appli cations , the internal memory on yo ur T reo may fill up. H ere are some comm on ways to clear sp ace on your T reo: • Picture s: Lar ge size image s take up a lot of me mory . Move images to an expansion card[...]

  • Page 156

    154 :: Voice quality V oice qu ality Is th e ot her pe rson he arin g an ec ho? • T ry decreasing t he T reo’s volume to a void cou pling or f eedbac k on the other person ’s end. T his applies to both speakerp hone and t he built- in hand set spea ker . • Positi on the T reo han dset clo ser to yo ur ear to prev ent sound le aking bac k to[...]

  • Page 157

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  • Page 158

    156 :: Glossary Glossary Alt (altern a tive ) : A keyb oard k ey. T ype a le tter on the keybo ard, then pre ss Alt to access vari ation s such as international characters and s ymb ols. Applica tions La uncher : The vi ew on your T reo ™ 6 00 smartphone f rom w hich you c an lau nch all applicatio ns . Auto-off interval: The time of inactivity t[...]

  • Page 159

    Glossary :: 157 Palm OS: The operating sys tem of your T reo phone. A trademark of PalmS ource, Palm OS is know n for its simplicity o f us e and for the large numbe r of ap plications that can be adde d to your T reo. Phone : The application o n your T reo tha t provides quick access to the most com m only used ap plic atio ns on your T reo. PI M [...]

  • Page 160

    158 :: F CC FC C FCC Statement This device co mplies with pa rt 15 of t he FC C rules. Operation is subjec t to the foll owing two condi tions: (1) This device m ay not cause harm ful inter ference, and (2) th is device must acce pt any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This device has been tested and[...]

  • Page 161

    FCC :: 159 Antenna Care/Unauthorized Modifi cations Use o nly the suppli ed integral ant enna. Unauthori zed antenna m odification s or attachmen ts could damage the unit and may vi olate FCC regulations. A ny changes or modifications not expressly appr oved by t he party respon sible for compliance co uld void the u ser’s auth ority to opera te [...]

  • Page 162

    160 :: F CC Blac kouts a nd Seizures Blinking lights , such as those experienced with television or play ing video gam es, may caus e some people to experien ce blackout or seizure, ev en if never experi enced befo re. In the eve nt a T reo user should experie nce any di sorientation, loss of awaren ess, convu lsion, eye or mu scle twitching or o t[...]

  • Page 163

    FCC :: 161 9. Use your phone to h elp others in emergencie s. Y our wireless ph one provides you a perfect oppor tunity to be a “good Sam aritan” in you r community. If you see an aut o accident, cri me in pro gress, or othe r serious emerge ncy where lives are in danger, call 9-1-1, as yo u would want others to do for y ou. 10.Call roadside as[...]

  • Page 164

    162 :: F CC[...]

  • Page 165

    Index :: 163 Inde x Numerics 1X icon 55, 64, 74, 145, 146, 150 24-hour clock 127 5-way navi gation contro l. See under five A AC cha r ge r 1 1 accented characters 24, 25 accessing applications 26, 27 common tasks 51 Dial Pad 44 web pages 55, 56 activating application me nus 21 keyboard bac kligh t 23 on-scree n buttons 2 0 speakerph one 44 web lin[...]

  • Page 166

    164 :: Index troublesho oting thir d- party 108, 152 viewing statis tics about 110 Applications Launcher 27, 112, 123 appointmen ts. Se e events Archive folder 109 area conver sio ns 96 assista nce 34 audio files 41 Auto Lock Handheld setting 132 Auto-Keyguard se tting 130 Auto-off se tting 33, 128 B backing up data 28, 139, 1 47 backlight 11, 13, [...]

  • Page 167

    Index :: 165 color pref ere nces system 122, 128 text mess ages 73 command b uttons 2 0 company searches 99 comp osing. S ee c reat ing ; ent eri ng compressed f iles 106 computers connecting han dset to 29 setting up 28–30 conduit softwar e 31 conference callin g 46 connections 13, 29, 42, 144 conserving battery po wer 13, 32, 121 contact nam e,[...]

  • Page 168

    166 :: Index bookmarks 58 contacts 50 events 84 Favorites button 53 memos 92 multimedia messages 78 password s 130 pictures 65, 66 text messages 7 1, 72 To Do items 88, 90 Dial Extra Digits option 52 Dial Pad 39, 40, 44, 118 dialing 14, 38–40, 44, 47 See also phon e c alls dialing service 47 disabling handset 130 incoming calls 41 disclaimer 2 di[...]

  • Page 169

    Index :: 167 feedba ck 154 files decompressing 106 downloading 59 financial calculator 95, 96 Find dialog box 99 Find More bu tton 99 finding information 98 owner ph one numbe r 1 5 text 61, 99 5-way contr ol buttons 1 8 5-way nav igation con trol adding contacts with 49 answering calls from 4 1 choosing ite ms with 20, 2 2 dialing wi th 38 display[...]

  • Page 170

    168 :: Index installing applications 106, 107, 108, 124 Palm OS software 106, 140 synchroniza tion softwa re 28, 30 international char acters 25 Internet co nne ctions 1 3 , 10 6 invalid characte rs 68 IR port beaming from 101, 102, 103 location of 8 J JPEG files 67, 74 K keyboard dialing with 38 locking 130 overview 23–24 keyboard backlig ht 11,[...]

  • Page 171

    Index :: 169 Microsoft Wi ndo ws See Wind ows information MIDI files 74 MMC cards 111 MMS icon 74 MMS messaging 6, 74, 78 See also multimed ia message s mobile acc oun ts 34 mobile netw orks 13 mobile pho ne. See Tre o hands et monthly ev ents 84 moving through menu items 21 web pages 56, 60 MultiMedia cards 1 11 multimedia mess age s See also MMS [...]

  • Page 172

    170 :: Index phone (disa bled) 11 Phone applicatio n accessing 36 creating busine ss cards with 50 managing cal ls from 4 4 , 45 managing contac ts from 49 monitoring info rmation for 3 7 Phon e butto n 9, 3 6 phone calls adjusting volume fo r 15, 117 battery consump tion and 1 1 defining ring tones for 5 2 , 116 disabling in co m ing 41 displaying[...]

  • Page 173

    Index :: 171 R receiving information 103 multimedia messages 74, 76, 78 phone c alls 41 text mess ages 69 recharging handset 32, 37 recordin g vo ice mes sages 42 , 75 recurrin g ev ents 84 red light ning bolt 12 redialing 40 refreshin g web pages 55 Remind er screen 83 reminders 69, 83 See also alerts remote cities 94 removing applications 109, 15[...]

  • Page 174

    172 :: Index seri a l ca b l es 2 8 sho rt m essa gi ng. S ee SM S messagin g; text messages shortcuts 21, 51, 139 Show Due Dates option 90 signal strength 11, 37, 144 signa ls 3 3 silencin g the ringer 4 1 , 116, 120 silent alarms 83, 120 sit files 106 SMS button 9 SMS messaging 53, 68, 71, 72 Snooze option 6 9 , 76 soft resets 141 software 7, 28,[...]

  • Page 175

    Index :: 173 To Do Li st checking o ff items 90 creating 88 displaying item s in 87, 88, 9 0 prioritizing ite ms in 89, 91 removing item s 88, 90 setting pre fere nces for 87, 9 0 touchscr een . See scr een transferring data 37, 101 Treo ha nds et additional refe rences for 55 aligning scr een for 122 caution for st oring 1 0 charging 11, 32, 37 co[...]

  • Page 176

    174 :: Index warranty 111 web brows i ng customizing 61 over vi ew 55 requireme nts for 3, 6 troublesho oting 14 5 , 15 0 web links 19, 53, 56, 70 web page s adding bookm arks fo r 56 clearing cache for 153 copying f rom 60 dialing from 40 disabling im ag es on 61 displaying 5 5, 5 8 download ing applicatio ns f rom 106 navigating thr ough 56, 60 o[...]

  • Page 177

    :: 175 * Ther e are two models of T reo 600 available through V erizon: one com es with a camera and the other does not come with a camera. The packaging for your T reo 600 identifies whether a camera is included. Specifications Radi o CDMA 190 0/800 d igi tal d ual -ba nd 1XRTT; also suppor ts CSD Phone features P er sonal speakerphone Hands-free [...]

  • Page 178

    176 ::[...]