Hard Keys; Task Bar; Application Help - Aim TTi PSA-T Serie Manual De Instrucciones

26.8.3. Hard Keys

By default, the four main hard keys of the T
Home (Applications/Favourites), Calendar, Contacts, Web Browser. The function of the keys can be
changed from within Preferences.
Home Key
The Home key - can be used in any standard Palm application to open either the Favourites
screen or the Applications screen, depending upon the settings in Preferences. Further presses
alternate between Applications and Favourites. Pressing and holding the home key brings up a
menu of the most recently used applications.
The key also exits an application and terminates it (except for background applications such as pTunes).

26.8.4. Task Bar

The task bar is present in all standard Palm applications, occupying the bottom of the screen (or side of
the screen in landscape mode). It is suppressed within the PSAnalyzer application in order to maximise
screen area, however, it can be temporarily enabled by entering a Help screen.
Find - search for data by name. (The Find function will only find data that is directly related to a
standard Palm application).
Menu - displays one or more drop-down menus giving options relevant to the current application.
Note that in most applications the Menu can also be accessed by pressing the identifier tab at the top left
hand side of the application screen.
System Info - show time and date, battery condition, and available memory. Control screen
brightness and sound on/off.
Alerts - if any alerts have occurred (e.g. a diary appointment) this will flash. Press to view.
Bluetooth - turn Bluetooth on or off, change Bluetooth preferences and set-up.
WiFi - turn WiFi on or off, change WiFi preferences and set-up.
Full-screen Writing - normally Graffiti handwriting recognition is limited to an area at the bottom of
the screen. It can alternatively be enabled for the full screen area.
Screen Rotation - change the screen orientation from portrait to landscape or vice versa.
Input - switch between displaying and hiding the text input area, press and hold for input area
menu (Palm keyboard or Graffiti area).

26.8.5. Application Help

Most Palm applications provide some level of on-screen help text. There is no standardised method of
providing help screens. Some include help text directly within the operating screens, others provide a
Help soft key or have Help (or Tips) within the menu options (see below). Others have an "i" symbol at
the top of the screen which is pressed to bring up help,.
| X are set to launch the following applications (left to right):
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