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----- PocketNav - v2.74 ----- by Scott Seligman --------------
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                                                  Installing
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To install PocketNav you must first select the proper 
executable for your PocketPC.  For Compaq's iPaq, use the ARM 
executable, for Casio's E-115, use the MIPS one, and for HP's 
Jornada, use the SH3 one.  For other PocketPC's, consult the 
documentation, or the System/About control panel applet on the 
device for which processor type your system is.


Once you've selected the proper executable, copy that 
executable over to the device's \Windows\StartUp\ folder using 
the explore option inside of ActiveSync.  Once you perform a 
soft-reset of the device, PocketNav will automatically load 
itself.  You can also copy it to the \Program Files\ folder, 
and create a shortcut to it on your start menu to launch it 
manually.


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                                                  The Options
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--- Popup Icons

To bring up the popup icons, tap and slide the stylus to the 
left from the tasks or today icon.  You should then see a 
series of icons displayed (described below).  Simple continue
dragging the stylus, and release it on one of the icons to
activate that icon.

Icons, starting from the left most icon:
- Icon: Sound Control (speaker)
 This allows you to control the volume.

- Icon: Optional Link (lightning bolt)
 PocketNav will attempt to launch a shortcut called 
  "PocketNav Link" in the \Windows folder.

 Note: No such link is made by default, you'll have to 
 select a program and create a link to it yourself.

- Icon: Today Screen
 Brings up the today screen.

- Icon: Close
 Closes the current running program.


--- Program Button

If you create a shortcut to PocketNav somewhere on the Start 
Menu, you can assign a program button to it.  If PocketNav is 
already running, and it's launched via the program button, it 
will display the task list menu.

- Today Icon
- Tasks Icon

These two options turn on and off the Today and Tasks icon 
respectively.  Note, you can't turn them both off, to do that, 
just exit PocketNav.

--- Tap and Hold

Turning this on enables PocketNav's tap and hold 
functionality.

With this on, the Tasks icon (the lightning bolt) does three 
things.  Single click on the icon to switch to the next 
running running.  Double click on the icon to close the 
current application.  Finally, tap, and hold the icon to 
display the PocketNav menu, showing the current tasks.

The Today icon (the home and calendar) will display the 
PocketNav icon when it is double-clicked or tap and held.  And 
single tap it to bring up the today screen from any point.

Turning this option off removes the tap and hold functionality 
from both icons, and causes the Tasks icon to only display 
it's menu when it's tapped, it will neither close the active 
application automatically, or cycle through the running 
applications.

--- Sound on Close

With tap and hold on, this causes PocketNav to make a sound 
when the tasks icon is double clicked and it attempts to close 
the current application.

--- Set Click Speed...

Allows you to set the speed necessary to double click, and the 
amount of time before the tap and hold kicks in.

-- Single Action Strokes

Changes the left strok from displaying the popup icons to work
as follows:

  A single short stroke from the icons to the clock, when
  released, will display the sound control dialog.

  A single long stroke, from the icons to left of the clock,
  when released, will launch the 'PocketNav Link' shortcut.

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Finally, I'd like to thank Preston Crawford for all of his 
help with ideas and beta testing, and Jason Dunn for the 
'PocketNav' name.

Thank You!

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-- Scott Seligman
<scott@scottandmichelle.net>
