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Synchronizing with a PC
Changing information to synchronize
By default, ActiveSync does not automatically synchronize all Outlook information. You can use
ActiveSync options to turn synchronization for specific information types on and off:
1. On the Home screen, press Start > ActiveSync.
2. Press Menu > Options.
3. Do one or more of the following:
• Select the check box for the items you want to synchronize.
• Clear the check box for any items you do not want to synchronize.
• To customize synchronization of a PC, select the PC name then press Menu > Settings.
• To customize synchronization of a particular type of information, select the information type
then press Settings.
• To stop synchronizing with a PC completely, select the PC name and press Menu > Delete.
NOTE E-mail can be synchronized with only one PC.
Using USB sync cable
1. Connect your phone to a PC using the USB sync cable.
2. ActiveSync will detect your phone automatically and start synchronizing. If not, on the HomeActiveSync will detect your phone automatically and start synchronizing. If not, on the Home
screen, press Start > ActiveSync.
3. Press Sync to start synchronizing.
4. Press Stop to stop synchronizing.
- USER MANUAL 1
- ASUS contact information 2
- First edition 3
- January 2008 3
- Safety Information 4
- Hospitals 5
- Petrol Stations 5
- Interference 5
- Specic Absorption Rate (SAR) 6
- Welcome! 7
- Table of Contents 8
- ASUS M930 specications 14
- Package contents 15
- Bottom features 17
- Right side features 17
- Front features 17
- Chapter 1 18
- Device components description 19
- Battery Information 23
- To install a microSD card 24
- To remove the microSD card 24
- 1-3 Charging your Smartphone 25
- To turn ON your phone 26
- To turn OFF the phone 26
- 1-5 Home screen 27
- Status indicator icons 28
- Start menu 29
- Chapter 2 Entering data 30
- Home key 31
- Back key 31
- Call key / End key 31
- Soft keys 31
- Alphanumeric keypad 31
- QWERTY keypad 32
- (Main screen) 33
- (Sub screen) 33
- Using Multipress mode 34
- Using Numeric mode 35
- Entering symbols 35
- To set the date and time 36
- To set the alarm 36
- To change regional settings 36
- To change the sound 37
- To use other sounds 37
- 3-3 Changing prole settings 38
- To change the Start Menu view 40
- To enter owner information 40
- To assign keypad functions 40
- 4-1 Making a voice call 41
- Calling a Contact entry 42
- Calling using speed dial 43
- Making emergency calls 44
- Making international calls 44
- To answer a voice call 45
- To ignore a voice call 45
- 4-3 Options during a call 46
- 4-4 Making a video call 47
- To set up the video call 48
- To answer a video call 48
- To ignore a video call 48
- 5-1 Using Contacts 49
- Chapter 5 50
- Organizing your life 51
- 5-2 Using Calendar 52
- Viewing an appointment 53
- Viewing your schedule 53
- 5-3 Using Tasks 54
- 5-4 Using Voice Notes 55
- Chapter 6 Messaging 56
- Managing accounts 57
- 6-2 Text and e-mail messages 58
- Messaging 59
- 6-3 MMS messaging 60
- Chapter 6 62
- 6-4 Using Messenger 63
- 6-5 Windows 65
- Using Hotmail 66
- 7-1 Microsoft 67
- ActiveSync 67
- Creating a partnership 69
- Synchronizing with a PC 70
- Using Bluetooth 71
- Scheduling synchronization 73
- Chapter 7 74
- press Menu > Peak Times 74
- Chapter 8 Multimedia 75
- Chapter 8 76
- Recording a video clip 77
- Using Pictures & Videos 78
- Multimedia 79
- . Press Menu > Edit, and 79
- , and select 79
- 8-2 iCam — The USB Webcam 81
- 8-3 Windows 82
- Playing media les 83
- Playback screen options 84
- Playback controls 85
- 8-4 Streaming Player 86
- Chapter 9 Business features 87
- Using File Explorer 88
- 9-2 Spb 89
- 9-3 Voice Commander 90
- Voice Show Contact 92
- Usage: Digit Dial 94
- Usage: Redial 95
- Usage: Callback 95
- Voice Start Application 96
- Email/SMS/What time is it 97
- What can I say 100
- Using the Vocab Settings 101
- Using the Digit Trainer 102
- 9-4 Remote Presenter 103
- To create a new COM port 105
- 10-1 Auto Conguration 107
- 10-2 Wireless Manager 107
- 10-3 Wi-Fi 108
- 10-4 Using Bluetooth 109
- Chapter 10 112
- 10-5 USB Setting 113
- Dial-up connection 114
- Changing option settings 115
- Adding a URL exception 115
- To add a URL exception 116
- To open Internet Explorer 117
- 10-8 Internet Sharing 119
- Setting up a Bluetooth 120
- connection 120
- 10-9 Network setting 121
- 11-1 System setting 122
- Mode Switcher 123
- Restarting your Smartphone 124
- Resetting your Smartphone 124
- 11-2 Managing the system 125
- Locking the phone 127
- Controlling outgoing calls 127
- Chapter 12 Other Features 129
- Word Viewer 130
- PDF Viewer 130
- PPT Viewer 131
- Excel Viewer 131
- Running Java MIDlets 133
- Appendix 134
- UL Safety Notices 135
- Replaceable batteries 137
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