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Resume
While you are creating an entry, if you move to
another application or turn the unit off before the
entry is stored, your data will not be lost. When
you return to the application previously used, or
turn the unit back on, operation resumes at its
most recent state.
Cursor
• The unit uses permanent insertion mode for all
entries (except time and date fields).
• There is a blinking cursor in the Detail view of all
applications except Notes.
• In date and time fields, touch the box to make it
bold and then select the date or time with
. You
can also enter the date or time directly from the
keyboard.
Entering text
Entering text from the keyboard is easy. The
keyboard's QWERTY layout is similar to typewrit-
ers and computer keyboards.
Letters
Any standard letter (A to Z) can be entered by
pressing the appropriate key. Letters are normally
entered in lowercase. To enter uppercase letters,
hold down either the
key while pressing the
letter key(s), or press the CAPS key to lock the
keyboard in the CAPS mode (the CAPS symbol is
displayed and any letters entered will be in
uppercase). To enter lowercase letters while in
CAPS mode, hold down
while pressing the
letter key. Press CAPS again to turn CAPS mode
off.
Numbers
Number keys are located on the keyboard above
the letter keys. These keys enter numbers regard-
less of the CAPS mode. However, holding down
and pressing a number key enters the symbol
printed above that key.
Symbols
The symbols that appear in white above some
keys can be entered directly from the keyboard by
holding down
and pressing the key. Other
symbols are also available by pressing SMBL, see
p. 112.
Moving text with Drag and Drop
(This function is available only in Activities,
Contacts, Data Files and Documents.)
Select the text by dragging with the touch pen so it
is highlighted. Touch the highlighted text and drag
the touch pen to the new location. Lift the touch
pen and the highlighted text will move to the new
location.
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