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1<html><head><title>AQPkg: About</title></head><body>
2<h1><img src="UtilsIcon">AQPkg: About</h1>
3<hr>
4Opie AQPkg team:<br>
5<ul>
6<li>Andy Qua</li>
7<li>Dan Williams</li>
8</ul>
9AQPkg is part of the <a href="http://opie.handhelds.org"><b>Opie Project</b></a>
10<p>
11AQPkg is licensed under the GNU General Public License.
12</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>AQPkg: Apply changes</title></head><body>
2<h1><img src="aqpkg/apply">AQPkg: Apply changes</h1>
3<hr>
4Once all desired packages have been selected, this option will
5either install, update or remove each package. AQPkg will prompt
6for whether a package already installed should be removed or
7upgraded.&nbsp;After selecting this option from the menu or toolbar,
8press the <b>Start</b> button to begin.
9<p>
10See <a href="aqpkg/configuration.html"><img src="SettingsIcon">
11Configuration</a> for options to ignore dependencies, force reinstall, etc.
12<p>
13<p>
14For people familiar with the command-line utility <i>ipkg</i>, this is
15equivilent to running:&nbsp;<i>ipkg install</i> or <i>ipkg remove</i>
16</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>AQPkg: Configuration</title></head><body>
2<h1><img src="SettingsIcon">AQPkg: Configuration</h1>
3<hr>
4This option allows AQPkg to be configured.&nbsp;It allows
5modification of the feed servers, destinations on the device
6and proxy settings.
7<p>
8<b><img src="aqpkg/servertab">Servers</b>
9<p>
10This tab allows the adding, modifying and removal of feed
11servers.&nbsp;To add a server, click the <b>New</b> button,
12enter the feed information and click the <b>Update</b>
13button.&nbsp;To modify an existing server, select it from
14the list, modify the information as necessary and then click
15the <b>Update</b> button.&nbsp;To remove an existing server,
16select it from the list and then click the <b>Delete</b> button.
17<p>
18<b><img src="aqpkg/desttab">Destinations</b>
19<p>
20This tab allows the adding, modifying and removal of destinations.
21&nbsp;This allows packages to be installed in different locations
22on the device (such as Flash memory, CF or MMC card).&nbsp;To add
23a destination, click the <b>New</b> button, enter the destination
24information and click the <b>Update</b>button.&nbsp;To modify an
25existing destination, select it from the list, modify the information
26as necessary and then click the <b>Update</b> button.&nbsp;To remove
27an existing destination, select it from the list and then click the
28<b>Delete</b> button.
29<p>
30<b><img src="aqpkg/proxytab">Proxy</b>
31<p>
32This tab allows the setting of proxy information.&nbsp;This information
33is sometime necessary to allow AQPkg to connect to the internet when
34necessary.&nbsp:Enter the appropriate proxy server information and
35click <b>Update</b> to save this information.
36</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>AQPkg: Download packages</title></head><body>
2<h1><img src="aqpkg/download">AQPkg: Download packages</h1>
3<hr>
4This option allows the user to manually download a package from
5any web site.&nbsp;After selecting this option, enter the full path
6of the package, including the package name.&nbsp;The package will be
7saved on the device and will appear in the <i>Local packages</i> list.
8</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>AQPkg: Remove local packages</title></head><body>
2<h1><img src="aqpkg/remove">AQPkg: Remove local packages</h1>
3<hr>
4This option will delete packages stored locally on the device.&nbsp;
5Select <i>Local packages</i> from the feeds list and then check each
6package to delete.
7</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>AQPkg: Update lists</title></head><body>
2<h1><img src="aqpkg/update">AQPkg: Update lists</h1>
3<hr>
4This option will retrieve the most current package information for
5each feed.&nbsp;After selecting this option from the menu or toolbar,
6press the <b>Start</b> button to initiate the update.<br>
7<p>
8<p>
9For people familiar with the command-line utility <i>ipkg</i>, this is
10equivilent to running:&nbsp;<i>ipkg update</i>
11</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>AQPkg: Upgrade packages</title></head><body>
2<h1><img src="aqpkg/upgrade">AQPkg: Upgrade packages</h1>
3<hr>
4This option will retrieve and install the most current version of all
5installed packages from each feed.&nbsp;After selecting this option from
6the menu or toolbar, press the <b>Start</b> button to initiate the upgrade.<br>
7<p>
8<p>
9For people familiar with the command-line utility <i>ipkg</i>, this is
10equivilent to running:&nbsp;<i>ipkg upgrade</i>
11</body></html>
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1<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
2<html>
3 <head>
4 <title>PIM</title>
5 </head>
6
7 <body>
8 <h2 align="center">PIM</h2>
9<p> Tap <img align="middle" src="Clock.png" width="14" height="14">
10at the top left of the screen to see your pim applications.</p>
11<qtopia-1Pim>
12(generated list)
13</qtopia-1Pim>
14
15 </body>
16</html>
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245
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292
293 If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest
294possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it
295free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.
296
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2<head>
3<title>Customizing</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Customizing</b>
7<p> Qt's clean object oriented design makes it easy to extend and enhance the standard widgets. You can create specialized widgets for the limited space offered by embedded device screens.</p>
8<p>Qt's GUI styling support lets you create a unique GUI look to make your device stand out from the rest.</p>
9</body>
10</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Features</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Features</h3>
7<p><img align="middle" src="logo.png" width="14" height="14"> Alpha-blending of image painting</p>
8<p><img align="middle" src="logo.png" width="14" height="14"> Anti-aliased scalable TrueType and Type1 fonts</p>
9<p><img align="middle" src="logo.png" width="14" height="14"> Small memory-mapped pre-rendered fonts</p>
10<p><img align="middle" src="logo.png" width="14" height="14"> Handwriting recognition, virtual keyboard</p>
11<p><img align="middle" src="logo.png" width="14" height="14"> Easy to write new input methods</p>
12<p><img align="middle" src="logo.png" width="14" height="14"> Easy to add new client-side rendering</p>
13</body>
14</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Internationalization</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Internationalization</h3>
7<p> <img align="middle" src="language.png" alt="I18n" width="16" height="16">
8</p>
9<p>Qt/Embedded uses Unicode natively. Note: some characters may not be visible in the current font.</p>
10<p>语言 : 简体中文</p>
11<p>語言 : 繁體中文</p>
12<p>Γλώσσα: Ελληνικά</p>
13<p>Language: Français</p>
14<p>言語 : 日本語</p>
15<p>언어 : 한국어</p>
16<p>Язык: усский</p>
17<p>Språk: Norsk</p>
18</body>
19</html>
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3<title>Portability</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Portability</b>
7<p>Qt/Embedded features the same API as the excellent Qt/Windows, Qt/X11 and Qt/Mac.</p>
8<p>Qt applications can be written in your favorite desktop environment and moved to your embedded device simply by recompiling.</p>
9<p>Like all versions of Qt, Qt/Embedded is supplied with source code to help you debug and tune your code.</p>
10<p>Customer and community feedback allows us to continually improve the source code for better usability and performance.</p>
11</body>
12</html>
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2<head>
3<title>What is Qt/Embedded</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>What is Qt/Embedded</b>
7<p> Qt/Embedded provides you with everything you need to create stunning graphical user interfaces for embedded devices.</p>
8<p>Qt/Embedded installs and runs with a very small memory footprint on any device running embedded Linux - without using X11.</p>
9</body>
10</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Qt/Embedded</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Qt/Embedded</h3>
7
8<p><b><a href="help/about-qt-embedded-what.html">What is Qt/Embedded</a></b>
9<p><b><a href="help/about-size.html">Size Matters</a></b>
10<p><b><a href="help/about-portability.html">Portability</a></b>
11<p><b><a href="help/about-customizing.html">Customizing</a></b>
12<p><b><a href="help/about-time.html">Time to Market</a></b>
13<p><b><a href="help/about-support.html">Support</a></b>
14<p><b><a href="help/about-copying.html">License Agreement</a></b>
15</body>
16</html>
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3<title>Size Matters</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Size Matters</b>
7<p> Qt/Embedded is modular and scalable. You can assemble the Qt features you really need and leave the rest out.</p>
8<p>Qt/Embedded includes the GUI server, client libraries, and window manager.</p>
9<p>By picking and choosing features, the memory demands of Qt/Embedded can be tuned to between 800Kb and 3Mb in ROM (Intel x86).</p>
10<p>Applications written with Qt have a small memory footprint compared to applications written with other toolkits due to sharing of the rich feature-set in the library.</p>
11</body>
12</html>
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3<title>Support</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Support</b>
7<p>Embedded devices have different requirements to desktop computers. The Qt/Embedded team at Trolltech is dedicated to supporting you with new features and widgets. We can offer training, partnerships and first class support.</p>
8<p>Porting Qt/Embedded to new hardware is a straight forward process. We can offer you a port to your special device or the embedded operating system of your choice.</p>
9<p>http://www.trolltech.com</p>
10</body>
11</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Time to Market</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Time to Market</b>
7<p> Qt is one of the most popular GUI toolkits in the world.</p>
8<p>Programmers like the compact code,the powerful API, the ease of use, and the excellent support.</p>
9<p>It's easy to find developers with Qt skills and a lot of quality Qt based code has already been written.</p>
10<p>Qt/Embedded allows you and your programmers to move seamlessly into the exciting field of embedded systems. Your Qt experts don't need to be retrained. Our customers tell us that even programmers without Qt experience get up to speed sooner with Qt than with other toolkits.</p>
11</body>
12</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>About OPIE</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h2 align="center">About OPIE</h2>
7<p> OPIE uses Qtopia as it base and runs on <a href="help/about-qt-embedded.html">Qt/Embedded</a> and is consists out of Free Software ( GPL and LGPL ) and other Qt platforms. See the <a href="help/about-copying.html">License Agreement</a>.</p>
8<h3><a href="help/about-features.html">Features</a></h3>
9<h3><a href="help/about-i18n.html">Internationalization</a></h3>
10<h3><a href="help/about-authors.html">OPIE was brought to you by</a></h3>
11</body>
12</html>
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1<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
2<html>
3 <head>
4 <title>Applets</title>
5 </head>
6
7 <body>
8 <h1>Applets</h1>
9 <opie-applets>
10 (generated list)
11 </opie-applets>
12 </body>
13</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Applications</title>
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5<body>
6<h2 align="center">Applications</h2>
7<p> Tap <img align="middle" src="AppsIcon.png" width="14" height="14">
8at the top left of the screen to see your applications.</p>
9<qtopia-applications>
10(generated list)
11</qtopia-applications>
12</body>
13</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Beaming</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Beaming</h3>
7
8<p> Some applications are beam-enabled. This means that an item of
9information can be sent to another beam-enabled device, wirelessly using
10infra-red or bluetooth.</p>
11<p>Tap the item you want to beam to another device, point
12your <i>OPIE</i> at the other device, then tap <img align="middle"
13src="beam.png" width="14" height="14"> to beam the item across. A window
14will now appear. The file is directly send to reachable IrDa-Devices and
15will query for Bluetooth enabled devices. The sending can be started
16by clicking on the device. If done click the X button in the decoration.
17</body>
18</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Categories</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Categories</h3>
7<p> Many of <i>Qtopia</i>'s applications support the concept of <em>categories</em>.</p>
8<p><a href="addressbook.html">Addresses</a>, <a href="datebook.html">events</a>, <a href="todolist.html">to do items</a> and <a href="documents.html">Documents</a> can all be associated with one or more categories.</p>
9<p><b><a href="help/categories-2.html">Category Details</a></b>
10<p><b><a href="help/category-examples.html">Categories Examples</a></b>
11<p><b><a href="help/category-editing.html">Edit Categories Dialog</a></b>
12<p><b><a href="help/category-editing-1.html">Edit Categories Dialog - Renaming and Deleting</a></b>
13</body>
14</html>
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3<title>Category Details</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Category Details</b>
7<p> Categories are useful when you have large numbers of items, since you can just view those items that belong to a particular category.</p>
8<p>By default all items are shown, regardless of category.</p>
9<p>All applications use the same <a href="help/category-editing.html">Edit Categories Dialog</a> to create categories and to associate categories with items.</p>
10</body>
11</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Edit Categories Dialog - Renaming and Deleting</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Edit Categories Dialog - Renaming and Deleting</b>
7<p> <em>Rename a Category</em><br> Tap the edit box, and change the name using one of the <a href="help/help-input.html">Input Methods</a>.</p>
8<p><em>Delete a Category</em><br> Tap the name of the category, then tap <img align="middle" src="trash.xpm">
9.</p>
10</body>
11</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Edit Categories Dialog</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Edit Categories Dialog</b>
7<p> <em>Set Categories</em><br> For each category, check its check box if the item should belong to that category, otherwise uncheck its check box.</p>
8<p><em>Add a Category</em><br> Tap the <b>Add</b> button, then tap the edit box at the bottom left, and enter a name using one of the <a href="help/help-input.html">Input Methods</a>. Check the 'Global' checkbox to make the category available in all applications.</p>
9<p>Categories can also be <a href="help/category-editing-1.html">renamed and deleted</a>.</p>
10</body>
11</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Categories Examples</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Categories Examples</b>
7<p> If you use your <i>Qtopia</i> for both business and personal use, you might create a 'Work' category, and a 'Personal' category.</p>
8<p>If you do lots of projects, you might create a category for each project so that you can easily see information relating to particular projects.</p>
9</body>
10</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Document Storage</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Document Storage</h3>
7<p>The storage location of a document can be controlled in the document <a href="help/qpe-document-properties.html">Properties</a> screen.</p>
8<p><b>To move a document to a different storage location:</b><br>
9- Tap the <b>Location</b> dropdown box, then a new storage location.<br>
10- Tap <img src= OKButton.png alt= OK > to save your changes,
11or <img src= CloseButton.png alt= X > to cancel the changes.</p>
12</body>
13</html>
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3<title>Showing Documents by Category</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Showing Documents by Category</b>
7<p>Documents can be <a href="help/categories-1.html">categorized</a> to make finding them easier.</p>
8<p>From the <b>Categories</b> dropdown list in the bottom right corner of the screen <b>to view:</b></p>
9<p><b>Documents that have not been categorized:</b><br>
10- Tap <b>Unfiled</b></p>
11<p><b>Documents assigned to a category:</b><br>
12- Tap the name of the category of documents to view</p>
13<p><b>All documents:</b><br>
14- Tap <b>All</b></p>
15<p><i>See also </i><a href="help/documents-type.html">Show Documents by Type</a>.</p>
16</body>
17</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Locating Documents</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Locating Documents</h3>
7<p> The <b>Documents</b> view
8provides two dropdown boxes at the bottom of the screen to make finding documents easier.</p>
9<p><b><a href="help/documents-type.html">Show Documents by Type</a></b>
10<p><b><a href="help/documents-category.html">Show Documents by Category</a></b>
11</body>
12</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Show Documents by Type</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Show Documents by Type</b>
7<p>The Show Documents by Type dropdown list is in the lower left corner
8of the <b>Document</b> screen.
9Use it to limit the list of documents being displayed to a particular type.</p>
10<p><b>To show only text documents:</b><br>
11- Tap the <b>Show Documents by Type</b> dropdown list, then <b>Text</b>
12<p><b>To show all document types:</b><br>
13- Tap the <b>Show Documents by Type</b> drowdown list, then <b>All types</b></p>
14<p><i>See also </i><a href="help/documents-category.html">Show Documents by Category</a>.</p>
15</body>
16</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Documents</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h2 align="center">Documents</h2>
7<p>Documents can be created with various applications installed on your
8desktop assistant including plain text documents using the <a href="textedit.html">Text Editor</a>.</p>
9<p><b>To view your documents:</b><br>
10- Tap <img align="middle" src="DocsIcon.png" width="14" height="14"> at the top of the screen.</p>
11<p><b>To open a document with the application used to create it:</b><br>
12- Tap the document to open.</p>
13<h3><a href="help/qpe-document-properties.html">Document Properties</a></h3>
14<h3><a href="help/document-storage.html">Document Storage</a></h3>
15<h3><a href="help/documents-locating.html">Locating Documents</a></h3>
16</body>
17</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Games</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h2 align="center">Games</h2>
7<p> Tap <img align="middle" src="Games.png" width="14" height="14">
8at the top of the screen to see your games.</p>
9<qtopia-games>
10(generated list)
11</qtopia-games>
12</body>
13</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Finding Applications</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Finding Applications</h3>
7<p> Navigation tabs appear at the top of the screen. Tap <img align="middle" src="AppsIcon.png" width="14" height="14">
8<a href="help/applications.html">Applications</a>, <img align="middle" src="Games.png" width="14" height="14">
9<a href="help/games.html">Games</a>, <img align="middle" src="SettingsIcon.png" width="14" height="14">
10<a href="help/settings.html">Settings</a> or <img align="middle" src="DocsIcon.png" width="14" height="14">
11<a href="help/documents.html">Documents</a>, to view the programs available. Then tap the application or document you want to use.</p>
12<p>Alternatively, tap one of the application icons that appears in the Taskbar at the bottom of the screen or use the Qt menu. See <a href="help-taskbar.html">Using the Taskbar</a>.</p>
13</body>
14</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Handwriting Gestures</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Handwriting Gestures</b>
7<p> To insert a space, draw a left-to-right line in the input area.</p>
8<p>To delete the previous character, either draw a right-to-left line, or tap the left pointing arrow at the right of the input area.</p>
9<p>To enter a new line, tap the down-and-left arrow.</p>
10</body>
11</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Handwriting Recognition</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Handwriting Recognition</b>
7<p> Handwriting recognition can be improved by training the recognizer, and by following a few tips. Tap the <b>?</b> button to view the tips or to use the trainer.</p>
8<p>Tap the pencil icon below the <b>?</b> button to set your preferences and to customize handwriting input.</p>
9</body>
10</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Handwriting</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Handwriting</b>
7<p> Pop up the input area in handwriting mode. (See <a href="help/help-input.html">Input Methods</a>.)</p>
8<p>Write a letter with the stylus. As you write letters, <i>Qtopia</i> presents a list of words at the top of the input area. If the word you want appears, tap it to enter it; otherwise keep tapping letters and they will be inserted one at a time.</p>
9</body>
10</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Input Methods</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Input Methods</b>
7<p> By default, an 'abc' input method icon appears at the bottom left of the screen.</p>
8<p>Tap the triangle to the right of the input method icon to pop up a list of input methods, e.g. <a href="help/help-handwriting.html">Handwriting</a>, <a href="help/help-pickboard.html">Pickboard</a>, <a href="help/help-keyboard.html">Keyboard</a> and <a href="help/help-unicode.html">Unicode</a>. Tap the input method you prefer. The icon will change to reflect your choice.</p>
9<p>Tapping the input method icon alternately pops-up the input area and hides the input area.</p>
10</body>
11</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Keyboard</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Keyboard</b>
7<p> Pop up the input area in keyboard mode. (See <a href="help/help-input.html">Input Methods</a>.)</p>
8<p>The keyboard works just like a full-size keyboard, except that you tap the keys instead of typing them. As you tap, words appear above the keyboard that you can tap to insert.</p>
9<p>The Shift keys are 'sticky'; if you tap Shift, it will remain down until you tap it again or tap a letter.</p>
10</body>
11</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Bookmarks</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Bookmarks</b>
7<p>Bookmarks are used to quickly locate help pages that you use frequently.</p>
8<p><b>To bookmark the current page:</b><br>
9- Tap <b>Bookmarks</b>, then <b>Add Bookmark</b></p>
10<p><b>To go to a bookmarked page:</b><br>
11- Tap <b>Bookmarks</b>, then the name of the page</p>
12<p><b>To remove a bookmark:</b><br>
13- Go to the bookmarked page to be removed<br>
14- Tap <b>Bookmarks</b>, then <b>Remove from Bookmarks</b>.</p>
15</body>
16</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Using OPIE Help</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Using OPIE Help</h3>
7<p> <i>OPIE</i> Help is provided by the <a href="helpbrowser.html">Help Browser</a>.</p>
8<p>Each help page (including this one) has a navigation bar at the top.
9The left hand side contains a Bookmarks menu and the right hand side contains <b>page navigation icons:</b><br>
10Tap <img align="middle" src="back.png" width="14" height="14"> <b>Back</b> to go to the previous page<br>
11Tap <img align="middle" src="forward.png" width="14" height="14"> <b>Forward</b> to go to the next page<br>
12Tap <img align="middle" src="home.png" width="14" height="14"> Return the the Qtopia Help <b>Home</b> page.</p>
13<p>Tap <a href="helpbrowser.html">here</a> for full details.</p>
14</body>
15</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Page Navigation</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Page Navigation</b>
7<p> The icons at the right of the navigation bar are used to navigate within the help system.</p>
8<p>Tap <img align="middle" src="home.png" width="14" height="14">
9to go to the help home page.</p>
10<p>Tap <img align="middle" src="back.png" width="14" height="14">
11to go to backward one page in the history list.</p>
12<p>Tap <img align="middle" src="forward.png" width="14" height="14">
13to go forward one page in the history list.</p>
14</body>
15</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Topic Navigation</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Topic Navigation</b>
7<p> The icons at the left of the navigation bar take you to specific topics.</p>
8<p><img align="middle" src="AppsIcon.png" width="14" height="14">
9<a href="help/applications.html">Applications</a> help.</p>
10<p><img align="middle" src="Games.png" width="14" height="14">
11<a href="help/games.html">Games</a> help.</p>
12<p><img align="middle" src="sync.png" width="16" height="16">
13<a href="help/sync.html">Synchronization</a> help.</p>
14<p><img align="middle" src="SettingsIcon.png" width="14" height="14">
15<a href="help/settings.html">Settings</a> help.</p>
16<p><img align="middle" src="DocsIcon.png" width="14" height="14">
17<a href="help/documents.html">Documents</a> help.</p>
18<p><img align="middle" src="UtilsIcon.png" width="14" height="14">
19<a href="help.html">Using OPIE</a> help.</p>
20<p><img align="middle" src="help_icon.png" width="14" height="14">
21<a href="help/about.html">About Qtopia</a>.</p>
22</body>
23</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Pickboard Bottom Row</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Pickboard Bottom Row</b>
7<p> Words are entered by tapping letter groups. The Pickboard will present a list of letters and words at the top of the input area. If the word you're typing appears, tap it to insert it.</p>
8<p>For example, to enter the word 'intellect', tap the GHI group (for 'i'), then the MNO group (for 'n'), then the STU group (for 't'), then the DEF group (for 'e'), then the JKL group (for 'l'). At this point the word 'intellect' appears; tap the word to enter it.</p>
9</body>
10</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Pickboard Menu</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Pickboard Menu</b>
7<p> At the right of the pickboard is a pop up menu which offers an Add word option and a Reset option.</p>
8<p>To add a word, tap each letter of the word in the letter groups in turn, then tap the menu arrow and tap <b>Add</b>. This will pop up the Add dialog which presents lists of letters. Tap the letters to compose your word, then tap the <b>OK</b> button to add your word to the dictionary.</p>
9<p>To stop picking a word, tap the menu arrow and tap <b>Reset</b>.</p>
10</body>
11</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Pickboard Top Row</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Pickboard Top Row</b>
7<p> This row has the 123 letter group for entering digits, the symbols letter group and some command words.</p>
8<p>Tap Space to enter a space, tap Back to backspace delete, and tap Enter to move to a new line.</p>
9<p>CAPS LOCK is controlled by tapping Shift.</p>
10<p>The KEY group leads to a set of keyboard navigation keys, e.g. PgUp, PgDn, etc. Tap ESC to return to the normal Pickboard.</p>
11</body>
12</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Pickboard</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Pickboard</b>
7<p> The Pickboard is a Trolltech innovation that makes use of the dynamic nature of the <i>Qtopia</i> display to provide reasonably fast text input using a minimum of screen space.</p>
8<p>Pop up the input area in pickboard mode. (See <a href="help/help-input.html">Input Methods</a>.)</p>
9<p>The pickboard comprises groups of letters, plus a few symbols and command words.</p>
10</body>
11</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Selecting Text</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Selecting Text</b>
7<p> To select text, press and drag the stylus over the text you want to select.</p>
8<p>Tap <img align="middle" src="cut.png" width="14" height="14">
9to cut the selected text.</p>
10<p>Tap <img align="middle" src="copy.png" width="14" height="14">
11to copy the selected text to the clipboard.</p>
12<p>Tap <img align="middle" src="paste.png" width="14" height="14">
13to insert the previously cut or copied text into the document at the current location of the cursor.</p>
14<p>The cut, copy and paste icons only appear on screens where they can be utilised.</p>
15</body>
16</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Left of the Taskbar</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Left of the Taskbar</b>
7<p> The Qt menu appears at the far left of the taskbar.</p>
8<p><b>To start a program using the taskbar;</b><br>
9- Tap the <i>OPIE</i> icon<br>
10- Then <a href="help/applications.html">Applications</a>, <img align="middle" src="Games.png" width="14" height="14">
11<a href="help/games.html">Games</a>, <img align="middle" src="SettingsIcon.png" width="14" height="14">
12<a href="help/settings.html">Settings</a> or <img align="middle" src="DocsIcon.png" width="14" height="14">
13<a href="help/documents.html">Documents</a><br>
14- Additionally installed plugins appear .<br>
15- Then the application or document you want to use.</p>
16<p>To the right of this menu is the <a href="help/help-input.html">Input Methods</a> icon.
17Tap this to pop up a menu of input methods, then tap the input method you want to use.</p>
18</body>
19</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Middle of the Taskbar</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Middle of the Taskbar</b>
7<p> In the middle of the taskbar is a set of application icons that represent the applications you are currently using. Tap any of these to immediately go to the application.</p>
8</body>
9</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Right of the Taskbar</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Right of the Taskbar</b>
7<p>At the far right of the taskbar are a series of icons that represent
8<i>OPIE</i> <b>applets</b>. <b>Applets</b> provide information about the
9running state of <i>OPIE</i>. These include:
10<ul>
11<li> a clock, which links to the <a href="clock.html">Clock</a> application;
12<li> a battery meter;
13<li> a clipboard and more.
14</ul>
15</p>
16
17<p>Tap on the <b>Applet</b> icon to get that applet's controls.</p>
18<p><b>Applets</b> can be enabled or disabled via the
19<a href="">Plugin Manager</a>.
20
21</body>
22</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Using the Taskbar</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Using the Taskbar</h3>
7<p> The taskbar appears at the bottom of the screen and provides quick access to commonly used applications.</p>
8<p><b><a href="help/help-taskbar-left.html">Left of the Taskbar</a></b>
9<p><b><a href="help/help-taskbar-middle.html">Middle of the Taskbar</a></b>
10<p><b><a href="help/help-taskbar-right.html">Right of the Taskbar</a></b>
11</body>
12</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Unicode</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Unicode</b>
7<p> Pop up the input area in unicode mode. (See <a href="help/help-input.html">Input Methods</a>.)</p>
8<p>Use unicode mode to insert special characters and symbols. Unicode characters are collected in groups.</p>
9<p>To change group, tap the group list box, then tap the group you want.</p>
10<p>To insert a character, tap it in the grid. You may need to tap the scrollbar to reveal the character you want.</p>
11</body>
12</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Using Applications</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Using Applications</h3>
7<p> To start an application tap it.</p>
8<p>To get more information about something press and hold the stylus on it; either a menu, a dialog of options or some information will appear.</p>
9<p>Tap <img src= OKButton.png alt= OK > to close a window. Some windows also provide a close button next to the <img src= OKButton.png alt= OK > button; tap <img src= CloseButton.png alt= X > to close without saving.</p>
10<p>Tap <img align="middle" src="HelpButton.png" width="14" height="14">
11to access on-line help.</p>
12</body>
13</html>
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2<head>
3<title>Writing Text</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Writing Text</h3>
7
8<p><b><a href="help/help-input.html">Input Methods</a></b>
9<p><b><a href="help/help-selecting.html">Selecting Text</a></b>
10<p><b><a href="help/help-handwriting.html">Handwriting</a></b>
11<p><b><a href="help/help-handwriting-gestures.html">Handwriting Gestures</a></b>
12<p><b><a href="help/help-handwriting-recognition.html">Handwriting Recognition</a></b>
13<p><b><a href="help/help-pickboard.html">Pickboard</a></b>
14<p><b><a href="help/help-pickboard-bottom.html">Pickboard Bottom Row</a></b>
15<p><b><a href="help/help-pickboard-top.html">Pickboard Top Row</a></b>
16<p><b><a href="help/help-pickboard-menu.html">Pickboard Menu</a></b>
17<p><b><a href="help/help-keyboard.html">Keyboard</a></b>
18<p><b><a href="help/help-unicode.html">Unicode</a></b>
19</body>
20</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Using OPIE</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h2 align="center">Using OPIE</h2>
7
8<h3><a href="help/help-on-help.html">Using OPIE Help</a></h3>
9<h3><a href="help/help-finding.html">Finding Applications</a></h3>
10<h3><a href="help/help-using.html">Using Applications</a></h3>
11<h3><a href="help/categories-1.html">Categories</a></h3>
12<h3><a href="help/beaming.html">Beaming</a></h3>
13<h3><a href="help/searching.html">Searching</a></h3>
14<h3><a href="help/popup-calendar.html">Pop Up Calendar</a></h3>
15<h3><a href="help/help-writing.html">Writing Text</a></h3>
16<h3><a href="help/help-taskbar.html">Using the Taskbar</a></h3>
17</body>
18</html>
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1<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
2<html>
3 <head>
4 <title>Input Methods</title>
5 </head>
6
7 <body>
8 <h1>Input Methods</h1>
9 <opie-input>
10 (generated list)
11 </opie-input>
12 </body>
13</html>
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1<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
2<html>
3 <head>
4 <title>PIM</title>
5 </head>
6
7 <body>
8 <h2 align="center">PIM</h2>
9<p> Tap <img align="middle" src="Clock.png" width="14" height="14">
10at the top left of the screen to see your pim applications.</p>
11<qtopia-1Pim>
12(generated list)
13</qtopia-1Pim>
14
15 </body>
16</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Pop Up Calendar</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Pop Up Calendar</h3>
7<p>The popup calendar is available within many applications where a date is required.</p>
8<p><b>To select a date:</b><br>
9- Tap the dropdown list or date field in the application screen you are using<br>
10- Tap the <b>Month</b> dropdown list or use the left/right arrow buttons,
11or first/last buttons to select the month you require<br>
12- Tap the <b>Year</b> up/down arrows to select the required year<br>
13- Tap the day of the month on the popup calendar to select it</p>
14<p><b>You can also tap outside the calendar to close it without changing the date.</b></p>
15<p><i>See also </i><a href="help/settingdate.html">Setting the Date</a>.</p>
16</body>
17</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Document Properties</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Document Properties</h3>
7The properties screen displays information about a selected document,
8e.g. its name, <a href="help/document-storage.html">location</a> type,
9and the <a href="help/categories-1.html">categories</a> it belongs to.
10The properties screen also provides buttons to Copy, Delete or
11<a href="help/beaming.html">Beam</a> the document.</p>
12<p><b>To view a documents properties:</b><br>
13- Tap and hold a document for a few moments</p>
14<p><i>More information is available on </i><a href="help/categories-1.html">Categories</a><i> and
15the </i><a href="help/category-editing.html">Edit Categories</a><i> screen.</i></p>
16</body>
17</html>
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1<html><head><title>Pattern Matching</title></head><body>
2<h1>Pattern Matching</h1>
3Opie provides pattern matching using
4<a href="#regexp">regular expressions</a>
5or <a href="#wildcards">wildcards</a>.<br>
6It supports <a href="#general">unicode</a> and
7<a href="#general">character sets</a>.
8<p>
9<h2><a name="regexp"></a>Regular Expressions</h2>
10Regular Expressions knows these primitives:
11<ul plain>
12<li><dfn>c</dfn> matches the character 'c'
13<li><dfn>.</dfn> matches any character
14<li><dfn>^</dfn> matches start of input
15<li><dfn>$</dfn> matches end of input
16<li><dfn>[]</dfn> matches a defined set of characters - see below.
17<li><dfn>a*</dfn> matches a sequence of zero or more a's
18<li><dfn>a+</dfn> matches a sequence of one or more a's
19<li><dfn>a?</dfn> matches an optional a
20<li><dfn>\c</dfn> escape code for matching special characters such
21as \, [, *, +, . etc.
22<li><dfn>\t</dfn> matches the TAB character (9)
23<li><dfn>\n</dfn> matches newline (10)
24<li><dfn>\r</dfn> matches return (13)
25<li><dfn>\s</dfn> matches a white space (defined as any character
26for which QChar::isSpace() returns TRUE. This includes at least
27ASCII characters 9 (TAB), 10 (LF), 11 (VT), 12(FF), 13 (CR) and 32
28(Space)).
29<li><dfn>\d</dfn> matches a digit (defined as any character for
30which QChar::isDigit() returns TRUE. This includes at least ASCII
31characters '0'-'9').
32<li><dfn>\x1f6b</dfn> matches the character with unicode point U1f6b
33(hexadecimal 1f6b). \x0012 will match the ASCII/Latin1 character
340x12 (18 decimal, 12 hexadecimal).
35<li><dfn>\022</dfn> matches the ASCII/Latin1 character 022 (18
36decimal, 22 octal).
37</ul>
38<h2><a name="wildcards"></a>wildcard mode</h2>
39<p>In wildcard mode, it only knows four primitives:
40<ul plain>
41<li><dfn>c</dfn> matches the character 'c'
42<li><dfn>?</dfn> matches any character
43<li><dfn>*</dfn> matches any sequence of characters
44<li><dfn>[]</dfn> matches a defined set of characters - see below.
45</ul>
46<h2><a name="general">General</a></h2>
47<p>It supports Unicode both in the pattern strings and in the
48strings to be matched.
49<p>A character set matches a defined set of characters. For example,
50[BSD] matches any of 'B', 'D' and 'S'. Within a character set, the
51special characters '.', '*', '?', '^', '$', '+' and '[' lose their
52special meanings. The following special characters apply:
53<ul plain>
54<li><dfn>^</dfn> When placed first in the list, changes the
55character set to match any character <em>not</em> in the list. To include
56the character '^' itself in the set, escape it or place it anywhere
57but first.
58<li><dfn>-</dfn> Defines a range of characters. To include the
59character '-' itself in the set, escape it or place it last.
60<li><dfn>]</dfn> Ends the character set definition. To include the
61character ']' itself in the set, escape it or place it first (but
62after the negation operator '^', if present)
63</ul>
64Thus, [a-zA-Z0-9.] matches upper and lower case ASCII letters,
65digits and dot; and [^\s] matches everything except white space.
66<p>Bugs and limitations:
67<ul>
68<li>Case insensitive matching is not supported for non-ASCII/Latin1
69(non-8bit) characters.
70</ul>
71 <br><br>
72 Taken from the Qt Documentation.<br>
73 This file is part of the Qt toolkit,
74 copyright 1995-2001 Trolltech, all rights reserved.
75</body></html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Advanced Searching</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Advanced Searching</b>
7<p> You can restrict the search to a particular <a href="categories-1.html">category</a> by tapping the <a href="categories-1.html">category</a> combobox, and tapping a <a href="help/categories-1.html">category</a>.</p>
8<p>Check the 'Case Sensitive' check box to make matching exact.</p>
9<p>For <a href="datebook.html">events</a>, you can also specify the <a href="help/popup-calendar.html">date</a> to start searching from.</p>
10</body>
11</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Searching</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Searching</h3>
7<p> Tap <img align="middle" src="mag.png" width="10" height="10">
8to invoke the search dialog.</p>
9<p>Enter the text to find in the 'Find what' edit box using one of the <a href="help-input.html">Input Methods</a>, then tap the <b>Find</b> button to find the next item that contains the given text.</p>
10<p>Tap <img src= OKButton.png alt= OK > to close the dialog.</p>
11<p><b><a href="help/searching-advanced.html">Advanced Searching</a></b>
12</body>
13</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Setting the Date</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Setting the Date</b>
7<p><b>To set the current date:</b><br>
8- Tap the <b>Date</b> dropdown list to select the current date from
9the <a href="help/popup-calendar.html">popup calendar</a>.<br>
10<p><b>To set the day of the week calendars begin on:</b><br>
11- Tap the <b>Weeks start on</b> dropdown list, then either Sunday or Monday.</p>
12<p><b>To select your preferred date format:</b><br>
13- Tap the <b>Date format</b> dropdown list.</p>
14<p>Tap <img src= OKButton.png alt= OK > to confirm the new date and time, or tap the <img src= CloseButton.png alt= X > button to cancel.</p>
15<p><i>See also </i><a href="help/settingtime.html">Setting the Time</a>.</p>
16</body>
17</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Settings</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h2 align="center">Settings</h2>
7<p> Tap <img align="middle" src="SettingsIcon.png" width="14" height="14">
8at the top of the screen to see the Settings controls.</p>
9<qtopia-settings>
10(generated list)
11</qtopia-settings>
12</body>
13</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Setting the Time</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<p><b>Setting the Time</b>
7<p><b>To set the current time:</b><br>
8- Tap the up/down arrows on the <b>Hour</b> box to set the hour.<br>
9- Tap the up/down arrows on the <b>Minute </b>box to set the
10minutes.<br>
11- Tap the <b>AM/PM</b> dropdown list to select the time of day.</p>
12<p><b>To change the time format:</b><br>
13- Tap the <b>Time Format</b> dropdown list<br>
14- Select either a <b>12 hour</b> or <b>24 hour</b> time format</p>
15<p><b>Note:</b> When the 24 hour time format is selected the AM/PM dropdown list becomes unavailable.</p>
16<p><i>See also </i><a href="help/settingdate.html">Setting the Date</a>.</p>
17</body>
18</html>
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1<html>
2<head>
3<title>Synchronizing with a PC</title>
4</head>
5<body>
6<h3 align="center">Synchronizing with a PC</h3>
7<p> <img align="middle" src="sync.png" width="16" height="16">
8Run the <em>Qtopia Desktop</em> application on your desktop PC.<br>
9- Make sure your desktop PC is allowed to connect to the device. see the
10<img align="middle" src="security/Security.png" width="14" height="16"><a href="security.html">Security Application</a> for more<br>
11- Place the <i>Qtopia</i> device in its cradle.<br>
12- <em>Qtopia Desktop</em> will automatically establish a connection to the <i>Qtopia</i> device.<br>
13- Click the <b>Sync All</b> button on the <em>Qtopia Desktop</em> toolbar.</p>
14<p>Finer control is available for synchronizing individual applications, and installing software. See the <em>Qtopia Desktop</em> online help for more information.</p>
15 <h3 align="center">Synchronizing with a PC II</h3>
16 <p>Alternatively you can use KitchenSync to synchronize with Korganizer
17 and Kaddressbook</p>
18 <p>You can get KitchenSync from <a href="www.handhelds.org/~zecke/kitchensync.html">www.handhelds.org/~zecke/kitchensync.html</a>
19</body>
20</html>
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1<html><head><title>Opie Mail It</title></head><body>
2<center>
3<img src="../../../../pics/mailit/desktopicon.png"> <h1>Opie Mail-It<H1><P>
4Opie's lightweight POP3/SMTP mail client was initiated on behalf of the Opie project by<br>
5<b>Llorn J. Potter </b>ljp@llornkor.com<br>
6and extended by<br>
7<b>Oliver "Groucho" Fels<</b> groucho@handhelds.org<br>
8</body></html> \ No newline at end of file
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1<html><head><title>Mail It Attachments</title></head><body>
2<img src="../../../../pics/mailit/attach.png"></img>
3<h1>Attachments</h1>
4In the attachment yiew you get an overview of all documents currently attached to this mail.<br>
5Pressing the "Attach" button will open Opies file editor which lets you chose either documents or files to attach.
6<br>
7Pressing "Remove" removes the currently selected attachment.
8</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>Mail It features</title></head><body>
2<img src="../../../../pics/mailit/desktopicon.png"></img>
3<h1>Mail It features</h1>
4<ul>
5<li>Receiving mail via POP3</li>
6<li>ReplyTo, Reply to all and forwarding</li>
7<li>Carbon Copies (CC:)</li>
8<li>Sending mail via SMTP</li>
9<li>Queuing of mail</li>
10<li>Size filter</li>
11<li>Download on demand</li>
12<li>Mail server synchronisation</li>
13<li>OPIE document support for Attachments</li>
14<li>OPIE addressbook interoperation</li>
15<li>Multiple mail accounts</li>
16</ul>
17</body></html>
18
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1<html><head><title>Toolbar</title></head><body>
2The icons on the right side can be also accessed via the <a href=mailit/toolbar.html>mail menu </a> and have the following functionality:<p>
3<img src=../../../../pics/mailit/getmail.png>
4Fetch mail from server<br>
5If you click this icon it will fetch the mail from all available accounts.
6Click and hold for a popup menu with accounts to chose from.<p>
7<img src=../../../../pics/mailit/sendqueue.png>
8Send queued mail<br>
9Sends all queued mail via SMTP via the mail server which was current when the mail was created<p>
10<img src=new.png> Create a new mail<br>
11Opens a new mail editor to start writing a new message<p>
12<img src="close.png"> Abort<br>
13Cancel the currently running transfer<p>
14<img src="trash.png"> Remove mail<br>
15Removes the selected mail from the list<p>
16</body></html>
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1The icons on the right side have the following functionality:<br><br>
2<img src=../../../../pics/mailit/getmail.png></img> Fetch mail from server \ No newline at end of file
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1<html><head><title>In- and outbox</title></head><body>
2<img src="../../../../pics/mailit/inbox.png"></img>
3<h1>In- and Outbox</h1>
4You can switch between the inbox and outbox by using the two tabs above the list view.
5Each mail entry is shown with the mail sender, the mail subject and the sending date.<br>
6A blue icon <img src="../../../../pics/mailit/attach.png"></img> indicates whether this mail contains attachments.<br>
7<b><i>Note:</i></b> Nested and alternative MIME attachments are not yet handled.<p>
8Mail which is not yet downloaded is shown in <font color=red>red</font>, unread mail is indicated in <font color=blue>blue </font>.
9<br>
10Double clicking a mail opens it for reading. If the mail is not yet donwloaded (due to reaching the size limit), a dialog is shown to ask you whether you would like to do it now.
11Appearance and handling do apply for both inbox and outbox.
12</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>Main view</title></head><body>
2<img src="../../../../pics/mailit/desktopicon.png"></img>
3<h1>MailIt main view</h1>
4<br>
5The main view consists of 3 different areas:
6<ul>
7<li> The <a href="mailit/toolbar.html"><I>toolbar</I></a> on top containing the menu and icons<br>
8
9<li> The <a href="mailit/inout.html"><I>In- and Outbox</I></a> in the center
10<li> The <a href="mailit/statusbar.html"><I>Status bar</I></a> at the bottom
11<ul>
12</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>Read mail</title></head><body>
2<img src="../../../../pics/mailit/getmail.png">
3<h1>Reading mail</h1>
4The tool bar gives you several options:<p>
5<img src=back.png> Previous mail<br>
6Read the previous mail in the inbox/outbox list<br>
7<img src=forward.png> Next mail<br>
8Read the next mail in the inbox/outbox list<p>
9<img src=DocsIcon.png> ASCII/Rich text<br>
10Switch between standard text (using ASCII line breaks) and HTML/RichText view (requires HTML line breaks).
11<p>
12<img src="../../../../pics/mailit/attach.png"> Attachment available<br>
13Click on the icon to open the attachment view.<p>
14<img src=../../../../pics/mailit/reply.png> Reply to the current mail on a single click.<br>
15If you click and hold this icon, a popup menu is opened with several options:<br>
16<img src=../../../../pics/mailit/reply.png> Reply to all recipients<br>
17<img src=../../../../pics/mailit/forward.png> Forward the mail<p>
18<img src="trash.png"> Remove mail<br>
19Removes the currently selected mail<p>
20<img src="../../../../pics/mailit/download.png"> Mail download<br>
21Completely fetches a mail if it has not been downloaded yet. This icon only appears if needed.
22</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>Send view</title></head><body>
2<img src="../../../../pics/mailit/desktopicon.png"></img>
3<h1>Creating new mail</h1>
4This view lets you create a new mail to send to one or more recipients.<br>
5The toolbar contains two menu items and 2 tool buttons. The blue attachment icon <img src="../../../../pics/mailit/attach.png">
6lets you add arbitrary <a href=mailit/attachments.html>attachments </a> to the mail, the OK button puts the mail created into the outbox ready to send later.
7<br>
8If there is required information missing a dialog box will remind you to complete the email.<br>
9The listbox to the left lets you switch between the recipients (<I>To:</I>)and the carbon copy (<I>CC:</I>) entry of the address field in the middle.<br>
10To the right of this field there is a button which opens an addressbook picker to pick one or more email addresses from the Opie addressbook.
11<br>If you have completed this action just click the green checkmark button or click the picker button again to abort.<br>
12The address field is filled depending whether the <I>To:</I> or <I>CC:</I> entry is active.<p>
13<br>Note that chosing addresses deletes all entries previously present in the address field.<br>
14Enter a subject in the line below and your mail text in the lower input area.
15</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>Mail It</title></head><body>
2<img src="SettingsIcon.png"></img>
3<h1>Account settings</h1>
4Chosing either <b>New</b> or a specific account from the <b>Account menut </b> opens the <i>Account settings dialog</i><br>
5Here you can fill out several fields:
6<ul>
7<li>
8<i>Account name </i> A descriptive name as shown in the account menus<p>
9<i>Your name </i> Your name to be used as the From: name<p>
10<i>EMail address </i> Your email address to be used as the From: address<p>
11<i>POP user name </i> Your login name on the POP3 server<p>
12<i>POP password </i> Your password on the POP3 server <p>
13<i>POP server </i> The POP3 mailserver to get mail from<p>
14<i>SMTP server </i> The SMTP mailserver to send mail to<p>
15</ul>
16
17If the <i>synchronize </i> checkbox is active only mail will be downloaded which is not in the inbox yet.<br>
18The <i>mail size </i> spinbox defines the maximum mai size to fetch, mails larger than this limit will only be fetched as headers.<p>
19
20Click the ok button in the upper right corner to accept or the cancel icon beneath it to abort.
21</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>Status bar</title></head><body>
2<h1>Status bar</h1>
3The status bar show the progress of the current operation, eg. downloading mail, etc.
4</body></html> \ No newline at end of file
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1<html><head><title>Toolbar</title></head><body>
2<img src="../../../../pics/mailit/getmail.png"></img>
3<h1>MailIt main toolbar</h1>
4The toolbar has two menus- a
5<ul>
6<li><I>Mail</I> menu<br>
7<p>Here you can get mail from different accounts, send mail and create mail as well as stopping running transfers<br>
8On the right side you will find several <i><a href="mailit/icons.html">icons</a></i> which have the same functionality, for a description please visit this section.<br>
9</p>
10<li><I>Accounts</I> menu<br>
11<p>Edit/create or remove accounts by chosing from this menu</p>
12</ul>
13</body></html>
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diff --git a/help/en/html/opie-irc-help-en.control b/help/en/html/opie-irc-help-en.control
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1Package: opie-irc-help-en
2Files: help/en/html/opieirc.html help/en/html/opieirc
3Priority: optional
4Section: opie/onlinedoc
5Maintainer: Team Opie <opie@handhelds.org>
6Depends: opie-irc
7License: GPL
8Description: opieirc help files (en)
9Version: $QPE_VERSION$EXTRAVERSION
diff --git a/help/en/html/osearch/about.html b/help/en/html/osearch/about.html
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1<html><head><title>OSearch: About</title></head><body>
2<h1>OSearch: About</h1>
3Opie OSearch team:<br>
4Patrick S. Vogt<br>
5and is part of the <a href="http://www.opie.info"><b>Opie Project</b></a>
6<br>
7<br>
8OSearch is licensed under the GNU General Public License.
9</body></html>
diff --git a/help/en/html/osearch/addressbook.html b/help/en/html/osearch/addressbook.html
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1<html><head><title>OSearch: Addressbook</title></head><body>
2<img src="addressbook/AddressBook.png">
3<h1>OSearch: Contacts</h1>
4Searches your addressbook data for its
5<a href="#results">fields</a>.
6<br>
7When the <a href="osearch/search.html#key">search key</a>
8is changed the search will be redone automaticly if the
9<a href="osearch/search.html#group">searchgroup</a>
10is expanded.
11<br>
12<!--
13By pressing on the item for a long time the possible options will be displayed.
14For the description of the options see <a href="settings.html">Settings</a> <br>
15-->
16<a name="results"><h2>Search Fields</h2></a>
17<b> <img src="addressbook/identity.png"> Identity </b> <br>
18Fields: Title, JobTitle, FirstName, MiddleName, LastName, Suffix, Nickname, FileAs <br>
19<b> <img src="addressbook/email.png"> Email</b> <br>
20<h3>Home</h3>
21<b> <img src="osearch/addresshome.png"> Home Address </b> <br>
22Fields: HomeStreet, HomeCity, HomeState, HomeZip, HomeCountry:
23<br>
24<b> <img src="addressbook/phonehome.png"> Home Phone </b> <br>
25<b> <img src="addressbook/faxhome.png"> Home Fax </b> <br>
26<b> <img src="addressbook/mobilehome.png"> Home Mobile </b> <br>
27<b> <img src="addressbook/webpagehome.png"> Home WebPage </b> <br>
28<h3>Business</h3>
29 <b> <img src="osearch/addresshome.png"> Business Address </b> <br>
30Fields: Company, BusinessCity, BusinessStreet, BusinessZip, BusinessCountry, Department, Office, Manager, BusinessPager, Profession
31<br>
32<b> <img src="addressbook/phonework.png"> Business Phone </b> <br>
33<b> <img src="addressbook/faxwork.png"> Business Fax </b> <br>
34<b> <img src="addressbook/mobilework.png"> Business Mobile </b> <br>
35<b> <img src="addressbook/webpagework.png"> Business WebPage </b> <br>
36<br><br>
37<b> <img src="osearch/personal.png"> persons</b> <br>
38Fields: Assistant, Spouse, Children
39<br>
40<b> <img src="osearch/clock.png"> Date </b> <br>
41Fields: Birthday, Anniversary
42<br>
43<b> <img src="inline/txt.png"> Notes </b> <br>
44</body></html>
diff --git a/help/en/html/osearch/applications.html b/help/en/html/osearch/applications.html
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1<html><head><title>OSearch: Applications</title></head><body>
2<img src="osearch/applications.png">
3<h1>OSearch: Applications</h1>
4The Applicationssearch search all your installed applications
5for a <a href="#fields">key</a> appearing in the description of
6the application itself.
7<br>
8When the <a href="osearch/search.html#key">search key</a>
9is changed the search will <b>not</b> be redone
10automaticly, since it takes quite long.
11<a name="fields"><h2>Search Fields</h2></a>
12<b> name </b> <br>
13<b> comment </b> <br>
14<b> executable </b> <br>
15</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>OSearch: Calendar</title></head><body>
2<img src="datebook/DateBook.png">
3<h1>OSearch: Calendar</h1>
4Searches your datebook for its <a href="#fields">fields</a>.
5<br>
6When the <a href="osearch/search.html#key">search key</a> is
7changed the search will be redone automaticly if the
8<a href="osearch/search.html#group">searchgroup</a> is expanded.
9<br>
10By pressing on the item for a long time the possible
11<a href="osearch/settings.html#datebook">options</a>
12will be displayed.<br>
13<a name="fields"><h2>Search Fields</h2></a>
14<b> <img src="osearch/clock.png"> Date </b> <br>
15Fields: StartDateTime, EndDateTime
16<br>
17<b> <img src="osearch/summary.png"> Description </b> <br>
18<b> <img src="inline/home.png"> Location </b> <br>
19<b> <img src="inline/txt.png"> Notes </b> <br>
20<br>
21</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>OSearch: Documents</title></head><body>
2<img src="osearch/documents.png">
3<h1>OSearch: Documents</h1>
4The Documentssearch search all your documents,
5for text documents it
6<a href="osearch/settings.html#datebook">optionaly</a>
7searches its content too.
8<br>
9When the <a href="osearch/search.html#key">search key</a>
10is changed the search will <b>not</b> be redone
11automaticly, since it takes quite long.
12<br>
13By pressing on the item for a long time the possible
14<a href="osearch/settings.html#doclnk">options</a>
15will be displayed.
16<a name="fields"><h2>Search Fields</h2></a>
17<b> name </b> <br>
18<b> comment </b> <br>
19<b> executable </b> <br>
20<b> content (<a href="osearch/settings.html#datebook">optionaly</a>) <b> <br>
21</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>OSearch: </title></head><body>
2<h1>OSearch: Search </h1>
3<b> <img src="inline/find.png"> Search all </b> <br>
4Searches every <a href="#group">group</a> <br> this may take quite a while...
5<a name="key"><h2>Search key</h2></a>
6Searches all active <a href="#group">groups</a> for the key.<br>
7The Search is
8<a href="osearch/settings.html#casesensitive">not case sensitive</a>
9and normaly with
10<a href="help/qregexp.html">regular expression</a> matching,
11but this can be changed to
12<a href="help/qregexp.html#wildcards">wildccards</a>
13machting optionaly.
14<a name="group"><h2>Search Groups</h2></a>
15<b> <img src="addressbook/AddressBook.png"></b>
16<a href="osearch/addressbook.html">Contacts</a><br>
17No <a href="osearch/settings.html">options</a>.
18<br><br><b> <img src="datebook/DateBook.png"></b>
19<a href="osearch/datebook.html">Calendar</a><br>
202 <a href="osearch/settings.html#datebook">options</a>.
21<br><br><b> <img src="todo/TodoList.png"></b>
22<a href="osearch/todo.html">Todo List</a><br>
231 <a href="osearch/settings.html#todo">option</a>.
24<br><br><b> <img src="osearch/documents.png"></b>
25<a href="osearch/documents.html">Documents</a><br>
261 <a href="osearch/settings.html#doclnk">option</a>.
27<br><br><b> <img src="osearch/applications.png"></b>
28<a href="osearch/applications.html">Applications</a><br>
29No <a href="osearch/settings.html">options</a>.
30<!-- <br><br><b> <img src=""></b>
31No <a href="osearch/settings.html">options</a>. -->
32</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>OSearch: Settings</title></head><body>
2<h1>OSearch: Settings</h1>
3Settings in OSearch will affect only future searches,
4the current searches will <b>not</b> be repeated.
5<h2>Settings Menu</h2>
6<a name="search"><h3>Search</h3></a>
7<a name="casesensitive"><h4>Case sensitive</h4></a><br>
8Should the searches be case sensitive.<br><br>
9<a name="wildcards"><h4>Wildcards</h4></a><br>
10Makes it convenient to match filenames instead of plain text.
11<br>
12For example, "qr*.cpp" matches the string "qregexp.cpp" in wildcard
13mode, but not "qicpp" (which would be matched in normal mode).
14<br>(From the QT docu)
15<a name="doclnk"></a><h3>Documents</h3></a>
16<h4>Search content</h4><br>
17Searches the content of text files too.<br>
18<a name="todo"><h3>Todo</h3></a>
19<h4>Show completed task</h4><br>
20Should task which are allready compelted be hidden.
21<a name="datebook"><h3>Calendar</h3></a>
22<h4>Show past events</h4><br>
23Should datebook entries that were past be hidden.<br>
24<br><h4>Search in dates</h4><br>
25Should the start and end date be searched too.
26</body></html>
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1<html><head><title>OSearch: Todo List</title></head><body>
2<img src="todo/TodoList.png">
3<h1>OSearch: Todo List </h1>
4Searches your todos for its <a href="#results">fields</a>.
5<br>
6When the <a href="osearch/search.html#key">search key</a>
7 is changed the search will be redone automaticly if the
8<a href="osearch/search.html#group">searchgroup</a> is expanded.
9<br>
10By pressing on the item for a long time the possible
11<a href="osearch/settings.html#datebook">options</a> will be displayed.
12
13<a name="fields"><h2>Search Fields</h2></a>
14<b> <img src="osearch/summary.png"> Summary </b> <br>
15<b> <img src="inline/txt.png"> Description </b> <br>
16<b> <img src="osearch/clock.png"> Date </b> <br>
17<b> <img src="todo/priority1.png"> Priority </b> <br>
18</body></html>
diff --git a/help/en/html/systemtime/about.html b/help/en/html/systemtime/about.html
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1<html><head><title>SystemTime: About</title></head><body>
2<h1><img src="UtilsIcon">SystemTime: About</h1>
3<hr>
4Opie SystemTime team:<br>
5<ul>
6<li>Dan Williams</li>
7</ul>
8SystemTime is part of the <a href="http://opie.handhelds.org"><b>Opie Project</b></a>
9<p>
10SystemTime is licensed under the GNU General Public License.
11</body></html>
diff --git a/help/en/html/systemtime/configuration.html b/help/en/html/systemtime/configuration.html
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1<html><head><title>SystemTime: Configuration</title></head><body>
2<h1><img src="SettingsIcon">SystemTime: Configuration</h1>
3<hr>
4Describe configuration options.
5</body></html>
diff --git a/help/en/html/systemtime/format.html b/help/en/html/systemtime/format.html
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1<html><head><title>SystemTime: Time/date formatting</title></head><body>
2<h1><img src="netsystemtime/formattab">SystemTime: Time/date formatting</h1>
3<hr>
4Describe time and date formatting options.
5</body></html>
diff --git a/help/en/html/systemtime/ntp.html b/help/en/html/systemtime/ntp.html
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1<html><head><title>SystemTime: Time server synchronization</title></head><body>
2<h1><img src="netsystemtime/ntptab">SystemTime: Time server synchronization</h1>
3<hr>
4Describe NTP synchronization.
5</body></html>
diff --git a/help/en/html/systemtime/predict.html b/help/en/html/systemtime/predict.html
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1<html><head><title>SystemTime: Time prediction</title></head><body>
2<h1><img src="netsystemtime/predicttab">SystemTime: Time prediction</h1>
3<hr>
4Describe time prediction.
5</body></html>
diff --git a/help/en/html/systemtime/time.html b/help/en/html/systemtime/time.html
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1<html><head><title>SystemTime: Setting time/date</title></head><body>
2<h1><img src="netsystemtime/DateTime" width="16" height="16">SystemTime: Setting time/date</h1>
3<hr>
4Describe setting of the date and time
5</body></html>