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Introducing add-on applications, Taking images, Importing image/movie files from your computer

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Introducing add-on applications Taking images Application to be used CLIE Camera S CLIÉ handheld Keyword JPEG (DCF) format Summary For taking images using the built-in camera of the CLIÉ handheld. Preparation for use: Installed b For details, refer to the "CLIÉ Application Manual" installed on your computer. Importing image/movie files from your computer Application to be used Image Converter PC Keyword JPEG (DCF) format, Movie Player format Summary For converting the formats of pictures on your computer so that they can be viewed on your CLIÉ handheld. Preparation for use: Must be installed Requires a "Memory Stick" media Installation CD-ROM Menu "CLIÉ Image" b For details, refer to the "CLIÉ Application Manual" installed on your computer. 89 Using applications

Section	Page
About this manual	2
Table of Contents	8
Notes on this manual	9
About display (LCD) and camera lens	9
Testing for taking pictures/movies and recording voices	9
No guarantee for lost data or damaged data	9
Copyrights	9
Checking the package contents	10
Sony CLIɒ handheld components	12
Locating the parts of your Sony CLIÉ handheld	12
Front panel	12
Back panel	14
Changing the operating style	15
Locating cradle components	17
Locating the controls on the supplied audio remote control	18
Charging your Sony CLIɒ handheld	19
Step 1: Inserting/Replacing the battery	19
Step 2: Charging the battery	21
Performing the initial settings	23
Basic operations of your Sony CLIɒ handheld	29
Basic operations	29
Using the stylus	29
Using the Jog Dial™ navigator	30
Functions of parts	31
POWER Switch	31
POWER LED	32
CAPTURE Button	32
Camera	33
REC LED	33
VOICE REC Button	33
HOLD Switch	34
BACK Button	34
Scroll Button	35
IR port	35
“Memory Stick” Slot	36
Hardware Keyboard	37
Wireless Communication Slot	38
Restarting your Sony CLIÉ handheld	40
Performing a soft reset	40
Performing a hard reset	41
Locating the components of the initial screen	43
Status Bar	44
Brightness Adjustment Icon	45
Application Manager Icons	46
Icons for switching the Graffiti/Software Keyboard	46
Using applications	47
Starting an application using the Jog Dial™ navigator	47
Starting an application using the application buttons	48
Quitting an application and opening another application	48
Entering data	49
Entering data	49
Taking images/movies	50
Taking images	50
The simple way to take images	50
Locating components on the “CLIE Camera S” screen	51
Using functions	52
Enjoying image files	60
Recording movies	61
Recording movies	61
Enjoying movies	62
Viewing/Playing back files (CLIE Viewer)	63
Opening/Playing back files	63
Selecting/Deleting files	64
Using your CLIɒ handheld with your computer	65
Step 1: Install the software on your computer	65
Step 2: Connect the cradle to your computer	68
Step 3: Enter a user name for your CLIÉ handheld	69
Synchronizing data between your CLIÉ handheld and computer (HotSync®)	71
What is a HotSync® operation?	71
Performing a HotSync® operation	71
Enjoying your CLIɒ handheld	73
Using your CLIÉ handheld to view image files and movie files taken with “Memory Stick”- compliant devices	73
Using voice recorder	74
Recording a voice memo	74
Playing back a voice memo	74
Listening to music	75
Managing schedules (Date Book)	76
Entering a schedule	76
Deleting a schedule	77
Managing addresses and telephone numbers (Address)	78
Entering a new address	78
Deleting an address entry	78
Exchanging Date Book and Address data between your CLIÉ handheld and computer	79
Viewing computer documents on your CLIÉ handheld (Picsel Viewer for CLIE)	80
Connecting to the Internet	81
Installing applications in your CLIÉ handheld	81
Setting up a network card	81
Connecting to the Internet	81
Using the Bluetooth™ function	82
Sending data such as image files or Date Book data to another CLIÉ handheld with the built-in Bluetooth function or Bluetooth Module (optional)	83
Performing a wireless HotSync® operation with a computer	85
Using the Bluetooth function between your CLIÉ handheld and other Bluetooth compliant devices	85
Using applications	86
Using CLIÉ Application Manual	86
Opening CLIÉ Application Manual	87
Installing add-on applications on your CLIÉ handheld	88
Introducing add-on applications	89
Taking images	89
Importing image/movie files from your computer	89
Importing movie files from your computer	90
Viewing/Playing back a file after searching from the list	90
Managing image files in albums	90
Managing image files taken with your CLIÉ handheld on your computer	91
Displaying image files automatically	91
Editing images	92
Recording movies	92
Playing back movies	92
Playing back Macromedia® Flash™	93
Listening to music with your CLIÉ handheld	93
Transferring music files to your CLIÉ handheld	94
Recording voice memo	94
Managing addresses and telephone numbers	94
Managing schedules and events	95
Managing tasks and things to do	95
Taking memos	95
Taking handwritten memos using the stylus	95
Using the calculator	96
Sending and receiving e-mail messages	96
Browsing websites	96
Using as a remote control	97
Displaying the worldwide local time	97
Exchanging data between your CLIÉ handheld and “Memory Stick” media	97
Making a backup on a “Memory Stick” media	98
Using a “Memory Stick” media in your CLIÉ handheld on a computer	98
Customizing the sound settings	98
Sending audio data to your CLIÉ handheld	99
Viewing computer documents on your CLIÉ handheld	99
Exchanging data with Microsoft® Outlook	100
Sending/Receiving messages and data via a connected GSM wireless device	100
Troubleshooting	101
Preventing problems	101
Making a backup is recommended	101
Solving problems	102
Getting Help	103
Additional information	104
Notes on use	104
Battery considerations	105
Specifications	107
CLIÉ handheld	107
Camera	109
Operation confirmed natwork card	110
Compatible printer	110
Bluetooth function	110
System required on a computer	111