User guide

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1.2 About Neda Subscriber Services
Neda’s two-way paging service is for demonstration purposes only – Neda is not a
traditional paging service provider. Neda is a technology developer.
This Subscriber Services is targeted towards:
• CDPD modem manufacturers and palm-top manufacturers interested in imple-
menting two-way paging capability based on open protocols into their devices.
Although, this announcement primarily focuses on WindowsCE, Neda’s ETWP
device side implementation is very portable. It has already been ported to: Unix,
Win-NT, Win-95, Win-3.x, DOS and Tern’s embedded CPU board.
• Those interested in providing subscriber paging services (e.g., CDPD service
providers).
• ISP’s interested in providing value-added two-way paging services.
• Corporate messaging service providers and Intranet administrators interested in
incorporating two-way paging services into their internal back-bone services.
• Vertical market system integrators interested in providing specific solutions on
top of two-way paging (e.g., dispatch, emergency professionals).
1.3 About This Document
This manual is written in HyperL
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Xinfo is a documentation system
that uses a single source file for web based documentation, on–line documentation, and
a printed manual.
Depending on your needs and goals, you may wish to obtain this document in any
of the following particular formats. You may do so by choosing from the following:
• HTML Format (For Web Browsing):
http://www.subscribers.neda.com/userInfo/generalSubsAccess/subscriberInfo.html
• PDF Format ¡207 KB¿ (For Web Reading):
http://www.subscribers.neda.com/userInfo/generalSubsAccess/subscriberInfo.pdf
• Postscript Format ¡406 KB¿ (For Web Reading And Printed Manual):
http://www.subscribers.neda.com/userInfo/generalSubsAccess/subscriberInfo.ps
If you are looking for a particular piece of hardware, software, or documentation,
probably the “HTML Format” is more appropriate.
If you are interested in getting the bigger picture first and prefer book style reading,
then probably the “Postscript Format” is what you want. The Postscript version does
not include all the URLs information and does not contain complete information for
retrieval of a particular piece of hardware, software, or documentation.