Views: large icons, small icons and details
Folders and files can be displayed in a number of different ways. The
"Large Icons" setting can be impractical, particularly when a folder
contains a large number of files or subfolders.
Tap
opens. Select a view other than the current view (a marker indicates the
current view).
Creating new folders
It makes sense to create your own folders and subfolders to organize the
storage of your own documents. The best starting point is to use My
Documents folder.
Double tap the My Documents icon on the desktop. Windows Explorer
starts and displays the folder's contents. Tap File in the Windows Explorer
menu and then tap New Folder in the following pull-down menu. The new
folder is displayed in the Windows Explorer window. You can enter a
name for the new folder.
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Deleting documents or folders
In Windows Explorer, tap the required folder or document. In the
Windows Explorer menu, tap File and then Delete in the pull-down menu.
Deleted files and folders are then to be found in the recycle bin
(see Page 20).
Creating new short-cuts on the desktop
In Windows Explorer, tap the required folder or document to which you
wish to create a short-cut on the desktop. In the Windows Explorer menu,
tap on File and then in the drop-down menu on Send to → Desktop (create
short-cut). The short-cut is shown on the desktop as an icon.
Persistent IPSM folder
You can permanently store important data in this folder (see Page 15).
Help
The SIMpad has an integrated help system. You can access help by
tapping:
G
G
in the Windows Explorer tool bar (see Page 26). A popup menu
in the taskbar on Start → Help. An overview is displayed with help
topics on Windows CE.net and various programs on your SIMpad.
in a program or dialog box on the top right-hand side on the
Help for the program or dialog box is shown.
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