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Acknowledgments

Customers tell us they love our handhelds but feel like they're only scratching the surface of what can be done. Now You Know Tungsten E begins where that handheld's manual ends. This is a source book and an idea book, and the tips and techniques within have been customized expressly for the Tungsten E handheld.

The degree to which this book succeeds is due to the hard work of the many people listed here. Special thanks, however, must go to Arthur Manzi of palmOne, Inc. for his careful eye, thorough readings , and the many tips and suggestions he offered for improving this book.

Rose G. Rodd, Director, palmOne Press

Patrick Ames, editor in chief

Writing & editorial

Overton Hayward Group

Representation

BookVirtual Corporation

Published in association with

Peachpit Press

Printed in the USA by

Wallace Moore

palmOne, Inc.

Melissa Cha

Arleene Chua

Duane Cowgill

Leora Gordon

Scott Hancock

Joel Ingulsrud

Andrea Johnson

Robert Levin

Arthur Manzi

Page Murray

Eric Powers

Jim Schwabe

Ken Wirt

About This Book

Now you know

Expand your know-how

Now you know

All of your applications live on the Home screen. To see all of them, make sure All is displayed in the right-hand corner.

Do stuff fast

To save space, this book uses shorthand steps like "select Home > Prefs > Buttons ." Translation: Go to the Home screen, tap the Prefs icon, and then tap Buttons. Steps might include entering info , opening a menu, or tapping an entry, a button, or any screen element.

Bold means "tap this"

Throughout this book, bold text indicates something you should tap or select.

This pocket guide is designed to be used side-by-side with your handheld.It's easy to read, and it's full of tips. Skip around to find the tips that suit your needs, or walk through the chapters in order. Practice as you go and watch your skills improve.

Have you done this yet?

	Followed the instructions that came in the box to charge and set up your handheld?
	Inserted the installation CD, installed Palm Desktop software, and synchronized?
	Taken the Quick Tour from your handheld's Home screen?
	Opened Palm Desktop on your computer and reviewed the Getting Started guide?

Tungsten E

Does this book replace my manual?

Now You Know Tungsten E goes beyond the standard documentation to delve into all the things you can do with your handheld. Along the way, it highlights key techniques that are also discussed in the Handbook, but it shouldn't be considered a substitute. See the next page to learn how to get your Tungsten E Handbook.

Flipping through

The top of every left-hand page has a header that shows the section name, followed by an arrow and the chapter number and name . Use the headers to quickly find features you're curious about.

Icons to look for

Icons in the margins help you find the items discussed on the pages. All icons refer to your handheld except for the two shown above: Palm Desktop for Windows (left) and for Macintosh (right).

Marginalia

You'll find useful bits of information in the margins of every page icons, places to go, tips and techniques, facts, and the occasional personal story.

Learn by doing

Turn the page and you move on to a new topic. Because just about everything here is a tip or a technique, you can bounce around any way you want. Keep your handheld nearby and learn by doing.