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English • For some other providers, a new dialog will open right after tapping Connect asking you to enter a network key. Among these providers are for example the hotels that include a WiFi connection in their own services. Customers will get the keys for both their hotel room and WiFi connection (i.e. network key) when they check in. The network key will allow the unit to connect to the local WiFi network and then have full access to the Internet. Enter this key and tap OK. At the end of the connection phase, the WiFi status shown at the bottom of the WiFi driver screen should read "Connected to..." combined with a correct signal strength (Good, Very Good, Excellent) reported just underneath. Tap OK to close the connection window. NOTE: Tap window. in the task bar to re-open the WiFi driver Using the Inbox Program Setting Up an Email Service Below are a few instructions to help you set up an email service in Inbox. Before going any further, make sure you have the following information available for the email account you want to connect to: 1. POP3 or IMAP4 email server web site. 2. User ID and password. 3. SMTP host web site. Note that only email accounts using POP3 or IMAP4 protocols for receiving emails can be accessed using Inbox. Follow the procedure below: - Tap >Programs>Inbox. This launches Inbox. - Tap Services>Options. This opens the Options dialog. - Drag the dialog to the left using the stylus until you see the Add button. 60

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•
For some other providers, a new dialog will open right
after tapping
Connect
asking you to enter a
network
key
.
Among these providers are for example the hotels that
include a WiFi connection in their own services. Cus-
tomers will get the keys for both their hotel room and
WiFi connection (i.e. network key) when they check in.
The network key will allow the unit to connect to the
local WiFi network and then have full access to the
Internet.
Enter this key and tap
OK
. At the end of the connec-
tion phase, the WiFi status shown at the bottom of the
WiFi driver screen should read
“Connected to...” com-
bined with a correct signal strength (Good, Very Good,
Excellent) reported just underneath. Tap
OK
to close
the connection window.
NOTE: Tap
in the task bar to re-open the WiFi driver
window.
Using the Inbox Program
Setting Up an Email Service
Below are a few instructions to help you set up an email ser-
vice in Inbox. Before going any further, make sure you have
the following information available for the email account you
want to connect to:
1. POP3 or IMAP4 email server web site.
2. User ID and password.
3. SMTP host web site.
Note that only email accounts using POP3 or IMAP4 protocols
for receiving emails can be accessed using Inbox.
Follow the procedure below:
-
Tap
>Programs>Inbox
. This launches Inbox.
-
Tap
Services>Options
. This opens the Options dialog.
-
Drag the dialog to the left using the stylus until you see
the
Add
button.