User manual SONY VAIO VPC-EB4GFX

[. . . ] In no event shall Picsel be liable for any special, indirect or consequential damages whatsoever resulting from loss of use, data or profits, arising out of or in connection with the use of this document. Picsel reserves the right to revise the document or withdraw it at any time without prior notice. No licence is granted (nor any rights of whatsoever nature granted), express or implied, to any intellectual property by this document. Picsel, the Picsel cube device, IFV, Picsel Browser and ePAGE are trademarks or registered trademarks of Picsel Technologies Ltd. [. . . ] Simply stroke your stylus up or down over the box in the scroll bar. Picsel Viewer can also scale the document automatically to fit on the screen with the `fit page' icon, or to fit the width of the document into the width of the screen using the `fit width' icon. The visible part of the current page is shown on the current page thumbnail as a red area which you can also move around with your stylus, should you wish to. Keys As well as tapping icons on the screen to perform actions in Picsel Viewer, you can also press certain physical buttons, as follows: Context All views including Document, History, Bookmark and Folder Views Document View Button Page Up or Left* Page Down or Right* Turn Jog Dial Push Jog Dial Push and Turn Jog Dial Back* (multiple presses) Action Previous page Next page Pan vertically or horizontally Change between horizontal and vertical panning Zoom in or out 1. Exit Picsel Viewer History, Bookmarks, Back* 1. Exit Picsel Viewer Turn Jog Dial Change selected document Push Jog Dial Open document *Your device may not have all of these buttons. The same features are available on-screen. Page 10 Picsel Viewer User Guide Folder View You can look at documents stored on storage media using the `Folder View'. To see it, click on the Folder View icon as shown. Initially, you will see an icon for your storage media card. Simply tap with your stylus on the icons to explore the files stored on each card. Folder View icon The name of the current folder's path location is shown at the top of the screen and you can go to the folder above that in the folder structure by tapping the `Up-Folder' icon in the corner. You can also move to a higher folder by clicking on the name at the top of the screen. Up-Folder icon Folder View The folders, which contain further documents, are shown in yellow with tabs in the corners. Documents look like sheets of paper in various other colours, depending on their type. Adobe® and Acrobat® are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated. Company names and product names in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. The trademark symbol (TM) and registered trademark symbol (®) are omitted in this document. Please refer to the manual for more detailed support contact information. History View If you've looked at a lot of documents, you may want to return to one you saw earlier. The `History View' shows your previously visited documents. A thumbnail image is shown for documents visited in this session of using Picsel Viewer, and a document-type icon is shown for those visited earlier. It also shows the document's name (file name or title), location, and the date of your viewing. To see this view, click on the history view icon in the carousel, as shown. History View icon History View To return to any of the documents from the history view, tap the thumbnail picture of that page twice. After one tap the thumbnail will animate to indicate that you have selected it. Page 15 Picsel Viewer User Guide Once you have visited a large number of pages, the history will record more than it can display on screen. You can pan through the history view using the scroll bar on the right, as in the Folder View. Documents will remain on the history list until a certain number of days have passed. [. . . ] Finally, you can return to the document which is currently open at the time that you select the `This Page' option. The fifth `Current Preference' is displayed for your information. Encoding Preferences Text documents that you open may contain writing in a range of possible `character encodings' which your CLIÉ must identify. This can be controlled in the third page of preferences. Page 20 Picsel Viewer User Guide `Home' section of the preferences Picsel Viewer can attempt to `Auto-select' the character encoding, finding one which is compatible with and seems to be relevant for the document you are opening. This is normally correct, and so should normally be enabled. [. . . ]