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Menu (Version 3.1US)

User's Guide

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Summary of content (18 pages)

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Menu (Version 3.1US) User's Guide Trademarks Microsoft, Windows, and Windows NT are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. All other product and company names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. l The contents of this document are subject to change without notice. l In no event shall CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD.
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Contents Introduction ....................................................................................3 Using Menu ....................................................................................4 Starting Up Menu..................................................................................................4 To start up Menu using the program button............................................................4 To start up Menu from the Start menu....................................................
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Introduction Menu is a utility that makes it possible to launch applications and open files simply by tapping a button on the screen of your Pocket PC. It even lets you assign the application or file you want to each button. Up to 10 menu pages You can create up to 10 separate menu screens called pages. Each menu page can have up to 12 buttons, which means you can group applications and files as you like.
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Using Menu Starting Up Menu You can start up Menu either by pressing your Pocket PC's selecting the Menu program from the program button or by menu. To start up Menu using the program button Press the l program button to start up Menu and display its initial screen. If your Pocket PC is turned off, pressing the program button also turns on power. To start up Menu from the Start menu 1. 2. Turn on your Pocket PC. Tap , Programs, Utility, and then Menu.
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Using a Menu Page l Tap an application button to launch the application. l Tap a file button to start the associated application and open the file. Application Submenu Menu Page l Tap a submenu button to display the submenu. Submenu button operations are identical to button operations on a menu page. Submenu l Close a submenu by tapping the close button in the upper right corner. Menu (Version 3.
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Using Action Control for Menu Button Operations You can also use Action control to perform the following menu page and submenu button operations. l On a menu page, rotate the Action control downwards once to select the button in the upper left corner of the menu. Next, rotate the Action control up and down to select buttons on the menu page. l Press the Action control to perform the operation assigned to the button that is selected on the screen.
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Setting Up Menu Changing Menu Page Button Settings Use the following procedures to assign applications, files, and submenus to menu page buttons, to edit and delete current button assignments, and to change the icon of a button. All of these operations are performed using the Button Selection Screen. To assign an application or file to a menu page button 1. 2. On a menu page, tap Define to display the button selection screen. Tap the button to which you want to assign the application or file.
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6. Tap the Name text box and type in the name you want to assign to the button. l You can skip this step if you want. If you do, the button automatically will be assigned the name of the application or file you are assigning to the button. 7. After everything is the way you want, tap OK to return to the button selection screen where you can see what your new button looks like. l The button shows the icon of the application and name you assigned to it. 8.
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1. Use the folder box to select the folder where the application (or file) is located. l Tapping 2. moves up to the next higher folder. Use the file type box to specify the type of files you want to appear in the file list area. To list these files: Applications Data files All files 3. Specify this as the file type: .LNK or .EXE .PWI or .TXT *.* Tap the application or file you want to select in the file list. The Application box shows the name of and path to the application or file you tapped.
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5. Tap OK to return to the menu screen. Note Tapping a submenu button in step 2 of the above procedure displays the Submenu Settings dialog box. See "Submenu Buttons" on page 12 for information about using this dialog box. To change the icon of a button 1. 2. On a menu page, tap Define to display the button selection screen. Tap the button whose icon you want to change. l This displays the Define dialog box. 3. 4. Tap Change Icon to display the Change Icon dialog box.
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4. On the shortcut menu, tap Paste. l This pastes the settings you cut in step 2 to the button you tap and hold in step 3. 5. After you are finished, tap OK to return to the menu screen. Note l You can also cut and paste button settings from a menu page button to a submenu button and vice versa. l If you paste settings to a button that already has something assigned to it, the original settings of the button are replaced with the pasted settings.
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Submenu Buttons Use the following procedures to create and edit submenu buttons. To create a submenu 1. 2. On a menu page, tap Define to display the button selection screen. Tap the button under which you want to create the submenu. l Be sure to tap a button that does not have anything assigned to it yet. Tapping a button that already has an application, file, or submenu assigned to it displays the Define dialog box for editing the button’s settings.
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To change the icon of a submenu 1. 2. On a menu page, tap Define to display the button selection screen. 3. 4. Tap Change Icon to display the Change Icon dialog box. Tap the submenu button whose icon you want to change. This opens the Submenu Settings dialog box. Tap the icon you want to assign to the button. l This assigns the icon and returns to the Submenu Settings dialog box. 5. Tap OK to return to the button selection screen, which now shows the submenu button with its new icon. 6.
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Configuring Menu Pages This section describes how to add new menu pages, and how to change the name, change the sequence, and delete existing pages. To add a menu page 1. 2. On a menu page, tap Define to display the button selection screen. 3. Tap OK to return to the menu screen. l A newly added page is automatically assigned a default name such as Page 5, where the number indicates the total number of menu pages there are, counting the new one.
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To change the name of a page 1. 2. 3. On a menu page, tap Define to display the button selection screen. 4. Input up to 30 characters for the new name that you want to assign to the menu page. 5. 6. Tap OK to change the name and return to the button selection screen. Display the menu page whose name you want to change. On the Edit menu, tap Rename Page to display a dialog box for changing the name of a menu page. Tap OK again to return to the menu screen. Menu (Version 3.
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To change the order of menu pages 1. 2. On a menu page, tap Define to display the button selection screen. 3. Select a page whose position you want to change by tapping it. The currently selected page is highlighted. 4. Tap Move Up to move the selected page up in the sequence or Move Down to move it down. 5. After everything is the way you want, tap OK to save you changes and close the dialog box. 6. Tap OK again to return to the menu screen.
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Using Auto Assign Applications Menu's Auto Assign Applications feature lets you assign all the applications installed on your Pocket PC to menu page buttons quickly and easily. How Auto Assign Applications Works Executing the Auto Assign Applications command creates a menu page named Install Application, and place buttons for all of the applications listed on your Pocket PC's Start menu on the page.
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Command Bar Items (Menus and Buttons) Tool Menu Command About Menu Description Displays version information. Edit Menu Command Description Add Page Adds a new page after the last page. Rename Page Displays a dialog box for renaming the currently displayed page. Delete Page Deletes the currently displayed page. Change Page Order Displays a dialog box for changing the sequence of pages. Auto Assign Applications Automatically assigns all the applications on the Start menu to a menu page.