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S SonicStage LE Differences between the HotSync operation and the Check-In/Out procedure 50 Notes on using SonicStage LE ...... 48 On copyright protection 49 Restrictions on copyright protection by OpenMG 55 System requirements 12 Transferring songs from CLIÉ handheld to computer (Check-In) . 51 What is "Check-In/Check-Out"? ... 48 When you are using the OpenMG Jukebox software 14 Sound Utility/Sound Converter Changing the name of a sound data 184 Deleting sound data 184 Menu items 186 Playing sound data on your CLIÉ handheld 182 Setting an imported sound data as alarm sounds 181 Sorting the sound data list ......... 185 Transferring sound data to your CLIÉ handheld 180 What you can do with Sound Converter/Sound Utility 178 Standard MIDI File Format 0 MIDI file 178, 180, 185 T Transfer mode 27 Troubleshooting 202 V Viewing image files See "PictureGear Pocket" Viewing world time See "World Alarm Clock" W WAVE format 178, 180, 185 WAV file 23, 25, 178 Windows 2000 ......... 12, 13, 23, 30, 54, 139, 196, 198 Windows Me 12, 13, 30, 196, 198 Windows XP .... 12, 13, 18, 23, 28, 30, 56, 71, 179, 196, 198 WMA file 18, 22, 23 WMT 22, 23 World Alarm Clock Menu items 163 Setting the clock alarm 159 Stopping the alarm 162 Viewing world time 158 What you can do with World Alarm Clock 156 Additional information Chapter 12 209

Section	Page
Table of Contents	3
Chapter 1: Playing audio files (Audio Player)	9
What you can do with the Audio Player	10
Requirements for Audio Player	11
To play MP3 format audio files on your CLIÉ handheld	11
To play ATRAC3 format audio files on your CLIÉ handheld	11
Requirements for SonicStage LE	12
System requirements	12
When you are using the OpenMG Jukebox software with other portable players or CLIÉ handhelds	14
Installing	16
Installing the SonicStage LE software on your computer	16
Importing audio files into your computer (in ATRAC3 format)	18
Recording audio CDs onto the hard disk	18
Importing songs via EMD	20
Importing MP3, WAV and WMA files to the SonicStage LE software	23
Transferring audio files from your computer to your CLIÉ handheld	26
Preparing your CLIÉ handheld for file transfer	26
Transferring MP3 format audio files to your CLIÉ handheld	28
Transferring ATRAC3 format audio files to your CLIÉ handheld	29
Playing audio files on your CLIÉ handheld	31
Connecting/attaching the supplied headphones	31
Playing audio files	32
Playing in various modes	35
Selecting playback audio files (Pick up)	36
Switching the display	37
Switching the Jog Dial navigator function for Audio Player	38
Playing audio files with the supplied remote controller	40
Protecting your CLIÉ handheld from accidental pressure on its controls	42
Switching the album (Custom album)	43
Changing the background design	44
Installing skin files to your CLIÉ handheld	44
Uninstalling skin files from your CLIÉ handheld	45
Notes on Memory Stick media	46
Notes on using SonicStage LE	48
What is “Check-In/Check-Out”?	48
On copyright protection	49
Differences between the HotSync operation and the Check-In/Out procedure	50
Transferring songs from your CLIÉ handheld to your computer (Check-In)	51
Notes on playing audio files	53
Restrictions on copyright protection by OpenMG	55
Using Help files	56
Audio Player menu items	57
Chapter 2: Recording still images (CLIÉ Camera)	59
What you can do with CLIÉ Camera	60
Using the CLIÉ Camera	61
Locating CLIÉ Camera parts and controls	61
Setting the camera preferences	63
Recording still images	65
Using the self timer	66
Viewing and editing recorded images	66
CLIÉ Camera menu items	67
Chapter 3: Viewing image files (PictureGear Pocket)	69
What you can do with PictureGear Pocket	70
Installing	71
Installing the PictureGear software on your computer	71
Viewing image files stored in your CLIÉ handheld	72
Transferring image files to your CLIÉ handheld	72
Viewing image files with your CLIÉ handheld	74
Viewing image files stored in Memory Stick media	78
Copying image files	80
Saving image files stored on your CLIÉ handheld to a Memory Stick media (Export)	80
Saving image files stored on a Memory Stick media to your CLIÉ handheld (Import)	81
Beaming image files	82
Managing image files	83
Categorizing image files	83
Attaching comments to image files	84
Deleting image files	84
Displaying image files one after another (PhotoStand)	85
Making a PhotoStand setting	85
Starting PhotoStand	87
Viewing sample image files	88
PictureGear Pocket menu items	89
Photo list screen	89
Image file screen	90
PhotoStand screen	92
Chapter 4: Drawing on image files (CLIÉ Paint)	93
What you can do with CLIÉ Paint	94
Starting CLIÉ Paint	95
Drawing with CLIÉ Paint	96
Elements of the edit screen	96
Painting with the tools	98
Saving edited images	100
Saving edited image files on your CLIÉ handheld	100
Using the menu	101
Changing the canvas size	101
Attaching image files to e-mail using the CLIÉ Mail application	102
Chapter 5: Playing a movie (gMovie player)	103
What you can do with gMovie player	104
Installing	105
Install the PictureGear 4.5Lite software on your computer	105
Playing movies with your CLIÉ handheld	106
Transferring movies to your CLIÉ handheld	106
Playing movies	108
Playing sample movie files	111
gMovie menu items	112
Media list screen	112
Movie file screen	112
Chapter 6: Sending and receiving mail (CLIÉ Mail)	115
What you can do with CLIÉ Mail	116
Installing	117
Installing the CLIÉ Mail application on your CLIÉ handheld	117
Installing the CLIÉ Mail Conduit software on your computer	118
Sending and receiving e-mail	119
Writing and sending e-mail	119
Elements of the CLIÉ Mail screen	122
Receiving e-mail	124
Reading and writing e-mail	125
Replying to an e-mail message	125
Editing and sending draft e-mail	127
Forwarding an e-mail	129
Sending and receiving attachments	131
Reading sent or received e-mail messages	133
Managing your e-mails	134
Deleting e-mail	134
Managing your e-mails using personalized categories	136
Transferring e-mails from your computer	138
Compatibility with other e-mail software	138
Changing your computer's e-mail client software settings	139
Setting up your computer for HotSync e-mail transfers	141
Setting up your CLIÉ handheld for HotSync e-mail transfers	142
Transferring an e-mail	143
Advanced operations for CLIÉ Mail	144
Sorting e-mails according to specific conditions (filtering e-mail)	144
Setting advanced e-mail receiving options	146
Creating a signature	148
Setting display options	149
Switching mail accounts	150
CLIÉ Mail menu items	151
E-mail list screen	151
E-mail screen	152
Address edit screen	153
Chapter 7: Viewing the World Alarm Clock (World Alarm Clock)	155
What you can do with World Alarm Clock	156
Installing	157
Using the World Alarm Clock	158
Viewing world time	158
Setting the clock alarm	159
Stopping the alarm	162
World Alarm Clock menu items	163
Chapter 8: Using your CLIÉ handheld as a remote control (CLIÉ Remote Commander)	165
What you can do with CLIÉ Remote Commander	166
Installing	167
Preparing the CLIÉ Remote Commander for your use	168
Assigning devices to the CLIÉ Remote Commander	168
Assigning operations to the application buttons and Jog Dial navigator	171
Using the CLIÉ handheld as a remote control	173
Remote-controlling a device	173
Viewing the device name assigned to each quick-start button	174
CLIÉ Remote Commander menu items	175
Chapter 9: Importing your favorite sound files (Sound Utility/Sound Converter)	177
What you can do with Sound Converter/Sound Utility	178
Installing	179
Installing the Sound Converter software on your computer	179
Storing sound data in your CLIÉ handheld	180
Transferring sound data to your CLIÉ handheld	180
Setting imported sound data as alarm sounds	181
Managing sound data	182
Playing sound data on your CLIÉ handheld	182
Deleting sound data	184
Changing the name of a sound data	184
Sorting the sound data list	185
Sound Utility menu items	186
Chapter 10: Setting the Memory Stick automatic start function (Memory Stick Autorun)	187
What you can do with MS Autorun	188
Setting Auto-run for an application	190
MS Autorun menu items	192
Chapter 11: Copying data to the Memory Stick media in your CLIÉ handheld (Memory Stick Import/Export)	193
What you can do with MS Import/Export	194
Installing	195
Installing the MS Export software on your computer	195
Installing CLIÉ applications using MS Import/Export	196
Using your CLIÉ handheld as a removable disk	198
MS Import menu items	199
Chapter 12: Additional information	201
Problems for Audio Player	202
On playback	202
On connection with the computer	203
Others	204
Index	206
Appendix	210

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Additional information

Chapter 12

SonicStage LE

Differences between the HotSync

operation and the Check-In/Out

procedure

.....................................

Notes on using SonicStage LE

......

On copyright protection

...............

Restrictions on copyright protection

by OpenMG

..................................

System requirements

....................

Transferring songs from CLIÉ

handheld to computer (Check-In) . 51

What is “Check-In/Check-Out”? ... 48

When you are using the OpenMG

Jukebox software

.........................

Sound Utility/Sound Converter

Changing the name of a

sound data

.................................

184

Deleting sound data

...................

184

Menu items

................................

186

Playing sound data on your CLIÉ

handheld

....................................

182

Setting an imported sound data as

alarm sounds

..............................

181

Sorting the sound data list

.........

185

Transferring sound data to your

CLIÉ handheld

............................

180

What you can do with Sound

Converter/Sound Utility

..............

178

Standard MIDI File Format 0

MIDI file

......................

178, 180, 185

Transfer mode

..................................

Troubleshooting

.............................

202

Viewing image files

See “PictureGear Pocket”

Viewing world time

See “World Alarm Clock”

WAVE format

.................

178, 180, 185

WAV file

............................

23, 25, 178

Windows 2000

.........

12, 13, 23, 30, 54, 139, 196, 198

Windows Me

.............................

12, 13, 30, 196, 198

Windows XP

....

12, 13, 18, 23, 28, 30, 56, 71, 179,

196, 198

WMA file

.............................

18, 22, 23

WMT

..........................................

22, 23

World Alarm Clock

Menu items

................................

163

Setting the clock alarm

...............

159

Stopping the alarm

.....................

162

Viewing world time

....................

158

What you can do with World Alarm

Clock

..........................................

156