User manual QUICKOFFICE QUICKWORD 7.6

[. . . ] Powerful Word Processing for Palm PoweredTM handhelds Part of QuickofficeTM - the Best Office Suite for Palm OS Trademark Notice Quickoffice, Quicksheet, Quickword, and "Powerful Software Made Simple" are registered trademarks and Quickpoint, Quickpics, Quickchart and their respective logos are trademarks of Quickoffice, Inc. Palm OS, Palm Computing, HotSync, Graffiti and the Designed for Palm Computing Platform logo are registered trademarks, and Palm, the Palm logo, the Palm OS logo and the HotSync logo are trademarks of Palm Inc. Microsoft, Word, and Excel are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Mac and the Mac logo are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. , registered in the U. S. [. . . ] The right pane shows your existing documents. You can delete a document by selecting it and clicking on the "X" icon (Delete button) on the upper left toolbar. You can drag and drop documents between categories. Quickword uses directories on your PC as containers for categories on the Palm OS handheld. These directories are automatically maintained for you using the standard Quickword Open and Save dialogs. NOTE: Do not attempt to manage your Quickword . qwd files with Windows Explorer or My Computer. Use the Quickword | Open and Quickword | Save As. . . dialogs in the Quickword menu within Word. After selecting the document to open, click the `Open' button to open the document ( , Page 17 Enter the name for the new category. A new subdirectory in the document path will be created on your PC. When you next synchronize, this category will be created on your Palm OS handheld. $ ( , Figure 4 - Rename Dialog Enter the new name for the category and click OK to continue. 4 ( , Figure 5 - Delete Category Dialog If you delete a category, Quickword will prompt you to copy the existing documents in that category to the Unfiled category or delete the documents and the category. See the "How To" section titled "How to Permanently Delete a Category" for more details. Use the `Save' menu item to save changes to your open document. If you have not already saved this document as a Quickword document, the `Save As' dialog will be opened for you automatically. See the section `Save As' below for more details. Page 18 #!- Figure 6 - Save As Document Dialog Use the `Save As' menu item to save the open Word document. All documents are stored in categories for grouping on the device. Select the category on the left pane and enter the document name in the `Name:' field. Click the save button to save the Quickword document. The next time you synchronize, this document will be transferred to the device. NOTE: Microsoft Word integration is not available on Macintosh at this time. Page 19 4 ' , 4 ) From the document selection list view (see below), double-tap the Document Title to open the document, or tap the second icon from the left on the toolbar. Tap the New Document icon on the toolbar to create a new document. List View The List View displays a list of the documents that are present on your device. You can see information about each document here including size, date, and other settings. [. . . ] So, if you make changes to the Microsoft Word . doc desktop document or Palmtop document, you must synchronize your Palm handheld to cause the changes to be visible. Page 48 , , &( In you are interested in programmatic Quickword document routing, saving, or creation, we have an easy to use ActiveX/COM API which enables you to integrate Quickword into your horizontal or vertical solution. * & '# , Application will not install Check the HotSync Log on your PC or Mac. Normally, there will be a message that helps understand why the software wasn't installed. Sometime, you have selected a different user than that of this Palm OS handheld. Use the Palm Install Tool to install the file QWORD. PRC which is by default found in c:\program files\cutting edge software\quickword on a PC or in the Quickword folder on a Mac. Synchronization Failed message in HotSync Log Use of some characters within Quickword file names can interfere with their transfer to the PC Desktop during a HotSync operation. [. . . ]