How to do Everything with Your Palm Handheld, Sixth Edition:

  Now you can get more out of your handheld device with help from this easy-to-follow guide. How to Do Everything with Your Palm Powered Device, Sixth Edition explains how to master the latest features, tools, and shortcuts in clear, straightforward language.

  Learn to configure your PDA's preferences, HotSync with your PC, schedule appointments, prioritize tasks, and view your address book. You'll also find out how to utilize different wireless options, access e-mail and the Web, turn your PDA into a mobile office, play music and movies, password-protect your PDA, and so much more.

  Maximize the capabilities of your Palm OS handheld and make your life not only more efficient, but also more fun.

 How to do Everything with Your Palm Handheld, Fifth Edition:

  Get the most out of your PDA with this step-by-step guide. How to Do Everything with Your Palm Handheld, Fifth Edition covers the latest features, tools, and utilities and explains how to customize your PDA, HotSync with your PC, and use the date book, calendar, address book, to do list, and memo pad. 

  You’ll learn how to access e-mail and the Web, turn your PDA into a mobile office, watch movies, listen to music, secure your PDA, and so much more. Regardless of which Palm OS handheld you own, you’ll find out how to maximize its capabilities from this easy-to-follow book.

 How to do Everything with Your Palm Handheld, Fourth Edition:

  Did you know that you can use your Palm handheld to compose music, deliver PowerPoint presentations directly to a VGA projector, read books, and more? This insightful guidebook will help you work smarter, play better, and do more with your handheld than you ever thought possible. 

  Master the core applications, discover new software, and take your PDA online. Plus, find out how to protect your data with better security. No matter which Palm handheld model you own, maximize its potential and use it to play games, watch movies, listen to music, create Word documents, work with spreadsheets, manage your schedule, and surf the Web.

  Easy-to-follow and filled with information, this handy guide will help you achieve the most from your Palm Handheld, including working on documents, updating databases, and managing finances and schedules while on the go.

 How to do Everything with Your Palm Handheld, Third Edition:

  This solutions-oriented book offers the most expansive and up-to-date information on the latest Palm devices--including the Palm OS 5, the new Palm i705, Palm m130, Palm m525, and the Sony Clie. 

  Each chapter begins with the specific how-to topics that will be covered, and within the chapter, each topic is accompanied by a solid, easy-to-follow walkthrough of the process.

 How to do Everything with Your Palm Handheld, Second Edition:

   Consumer guide to mastering the features of handheld Palm computers, including new software and accessories, and Internet access. Features step-by-step instructions for troubleshooting common problems, explaining nearly everything there is to know about the devices.

  Get full coverage of all Palm OS handheld devices, including the Palm VII handheld, the Handspring Visor, and Qualcomm pdQ smartphone. 

  This easy-to-follow guide explains how to use built-in and third-party applications and accessories, establish wired and wireless Internet connections, and much more.

 How to do Everything with Your Palm Handheld, 1st Edition:

  This guide takes the approach that handheld computers based on the Palm operating system are so user-friendly and crash-proof that it's useless to spend a lot of time telling you how to get it to work.

  Rather, How to Do Everything with Your Palm Handheld is more of a taskmaster, leading you through such productivity tips as tracking expenses, planning trips, and using the Palm as a business productivity software suite.

  Though the book is weighted heavily toward the PalmPilot, it is targeted toward users of all devices based on the Palm OS, such as the IBM WorkPad, the Qualcomm pdQ, and the Handspring Visor, to which the authors devote an entire chapter. What Dave Johnson and Rick Broida do best is explain how to get the most out of those features you probably gave only a cursory glance to.

  Most users probably create to-do lists on their Palm handhelds, but how many of them import those lists into other applications, such as Microsoft Word and Excel? Both programs build tables based on to-do list data. Palm handhelds also come with an applet called Sun Compass, which could come in handy when you're on the road.

  Given that so many people use their PalmPilots as glorified address books, the tips Johnson and Broida supply are highly useful. How to Do Everything with Your Palm Handheld will show you how to make these popular devices the ultimate productivity tools. --John Frederick Moore