User's Manual

There are two ways to get around this limitation: If you connect to

the unit over ActiveSync (refer to the Communication section for

details), you can browse from the PC and view file extensions and

attributes. Alternatively, third party file management programs are

available for Windows Mobile 2003 devices. These third-party

programs may support viewing file extensions, file attributes, zip

archives, and more. Some third-party programs may also support a

Recycle Bin and other useful file management features.

Can I work with Microsoft Office files in Pocket Word and

Pocket Excel?

Microsoft Pocket Word and Pocket Excel are trimmed down

versions of the Microsoft Word and Excel PC applications.

Microsoft Pocket applications allow you to view simple documents

and to make simple changes on your unit. However, Pocket Word

and Pocket Excel do not support all of the formatting and other

features (such as macros) that are supported by the PC applications.

If you use ActiveSync to transfer .doc or .xls files from the PC to

the unit, these files will automatically be converted to .pwd (Pocket

Word) or .pxl (Pocket Excel) files. If you then copy the .pwd or .pxl

files back to the desktop, they will be converted back to .doc or .xls

files, but some formatting and other attributes may be lost.

Can I use my USB memory stick (or mouse, keyboard, cell

phone or other USB device) with my unit?

Not at the present time. USB uses a host/client architecture, and all

of these devices are clients. The unit is also a USB client, and two

USB clients cannot communicate with each other.

NOTE: The unit does have a physical USB host port on the bottom

of the PowerBoot Module, but it is not currently supported.

Can I use my SDIO device with my unit?

No, the SD port is for memory cards only.