Palm Computing for Dummies: Quick Reference - Softcover

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About the Authors Tom Barich is a computer consultant and CD-ROM developer who, in his spare time, also writes computer books. He obtained his first Palm device in the hopes that he could get organized enough to spend some of that spare time at the beach. However, what he's doing instead is writing a book on Palm computing. Hmmm . there must be a moral in there somewhere. A longtime veteran of the Internet and former information technology consultant, Mariva Hannah Aviram (a real name) is an independent writer covering the high-tech industry. Mariva's published works include articles in Java World, c | net, and NetscapeWorld, and the book XML For Dummies Quick Reference. For more information, including a background on Mariva's palindromic name, please visit http://www.mariva.com.

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Instant Answers to Your Palm Computing Questions A Quick Reference for the Rest of Us! Get in and get right out with just the information you need ? without reading tons of extra material! Inside, you'll find clear-cut, plain English explanations for using all the great features of any Palm Computing device.

• Utilize all the Palm Computing functions ? Date Book, Address Book, To Do List, e-mail program, desktop computer HotSynch capabilities, and more ? with ease!
• Navigate the Palm OS like a pro ? and connect to different operating systems
• Transfer data quickly and easily to and from your desktop computer
• Review the features of all Palm models to decide which model best suits your needs
• Take advantage of features most people miss ? including passwords and shortcuts
• Plus special tips for using Graffiti and adding new programs

Look for IDG Books Worldwide's Palm Computing For Dummies for more information on the topic. For Dummies Quick References and For Dummies books are available on all your favorite or not-so-favorite hardware and software products. Look for them wherever computer books are sold. Descriptive icons guide you straight to useful tips, shortcuts warnings, and much more!