Sony PEG-N710C Read This First Operating Instructions - Page 3

Table of Contents About this manual 4 Which manual to read 6 Chapter 1 What is the Sony CLIE Handheld? What can you do with your Sony CLIE Handheld 8 System requirements 9 Sony CLIE Handheld components ....... 10 Locating front panel controls 10 Locating back panel components .... 12 Locating cradle components 14 Elements of the CLIE interface ......... 15 What is on the CLIE Installation CD-ROM 17 CD-ROM contents 17 How to read the PDF manuals on the CD-ROM 18 Chapter 2 Setting up your Sony CLIE Handheld - Basics Step 1: Charging your Sony CLIE Handheld 20 Charging with the cradle 20 Charging directly from the power supply 21 Step 2: Turning on your Sony CLIE Handheld for the first time ..... 22 Step 3: Entering data into your Sony CLIE Handheld 26 Step 4: Installing the Palm™ Desktop for CLIE software onto your computer 28 Step 5: Connecting your Sony CLIE Handheld and your computer via the cradle 32 Step 6: Performing a HotSync® operation for the first time 33 Chapter 3 Setting up your Sony CLIE Handheld - Advanced Checking the bundled applications on your Sony CLIE Handheld .......... 36 Overview of basic Palm OS® applications 37 Overview of Sony applications ......... 40 Installing the supplied applications onto your computer 42 Installing the OpenMG™ Jukebox for CLIE software 42 Installing RealJukebox® for Sony ..... 43 Installing PictureGear™ 4.3Lite ........ 44 Installing QuickTime 4 44 Installing DirectX® 6 45 Installing AvantGo® and other add-on applications 45 Installing Acrobat Reader® 4.05 ...... 46 Uninstalling the supplied applications 47 Installing add-on applications onto your Sony CLIE Handheld 48 Installing add-on applications from the Palm™ Desktop for CLIE software ......... 48 Installing add-on applications from "Memory Stick®" media 51 Installing add-on applications by beaming them from another Palm OS® device 52 Removing add-on applications ........ 54 Recommendation for installing the Up-date file 55 Customer registration 56 3