Introduction to the iPAQ Pocket PC and Windows CE

Get organized, get more done, and have more fun with the Pocket PC!

The Pocket PC is the most complete, useful Personal Data Assistant (PDA) available today. In fact, it is more than a PDA, it is actually a “Pocket PC”.

You can:

• Add hardware components such as a modem or extra memory to your Pocket PC.
• Connect to a network or the Internet to exchange e-mail and surf the Web.
• Record music, play games, read eBooks.
• Track appointments and tasks and maintain contacts, addresses, phone numbers, and other vital data with Microsoft® Pocket Outlook®.
• Take notes, use the calculator, and work with Microsoft Pocket Word documents and Microsoft Pocket Excel spreadsheets.
• Synchronize data with your desktop or laptop PC, and add, configure, and use a modem or wireless connection to send e-mail and surf the Web.

AGENDA (8:30 – noon)

Dec. 8: Introduction to iPAQ Pocket PC and Windows CE

Learn how to use Contact Lists and Beaming

Learn how to use the Calendar and Task list

Learn to use Pocket Internet Explorer and e-mail

Dec. 15: Collect data with Pocket Internet Explorer

Learn how to use Pocket Excel to analyze the data in a spreadsheet

Learn to use Pocket Word to report the results of the data

Jan. 5: Learn the basics of Visual C++ Programming

Jan. 12: Modify Visual C++ programs for analyzing data

GET STARTED GUIDE

You should be able to know where the following hardware items are:

• Power button
• Stylus and Stylus release button
• IPAQ Navigation/Action Button
• Programmable Application Button
• 1 – Calendar
• 2 – Contacts
• 3 – Inbox
• 4 – iTask
• Record Button
• Infrared Port
• Microphone
• Communications Port
• Reset Button
• IPAQ Expansion Pack Connector

You should be able to use the following Windows CE features:

• Start Menu
• New Menu
• Keyboard
• Transcriber