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■Organize your photos and add notes.
■Transfer photos to other applications using the Send command or Export 
command, and import data in popular file formats.
For information on working with photos on your Mac computer, open the Palm 
folder, open the Documentation folder, and double-click the Photo and Audio 
Readme file.
Using Palm Photos menus
Palm Photos menus are shown here for your reference, and Palm Photos features 
that are not explained elsewhere in this book are described here.
See“Using menus” in Chapter 4 for information about selecting menu commands.
The Photo menu varies slightly when you’re viewing the Palm Photos list or 
thumbnails and an individual photo. 
Photo menu
Options menus
Thumbnail and List view Photo view
About Photos
Shows version information for Palm Photos. 
						

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CHAPTER 14
Using Phone Link
Phone Link helps you configure a connection between your handheld and 
a compatible mobile phone. You can connect to a compatible mobile phone 
using any of the following methods:
■Bluetooth™ technology: A wireless link that enables you to connect to a 
Bluetooth mobile phone that is within 10 meters (approximately 30 feet) of your 
handheld. See“Bluetooth Preferences” in Chapter 22 for additional information 
on Bluetooth technology.
■Infrared communication: A wireless link that enables you to connect to an 
infrared-enabled mobile phone within 1 meter (approximately 39 inches) of 
your handheld. The infrared ports on the two devices must be aligned and the 
path between the two devices must be clear of obstacles. See“Beaming data” in 
Chapter 3 for more information about your handheld’s infrared capabilities.
■A serial cable connection: A wire-based link that connects your handheld to a 
mobile phone with a physical cable.
Serial cables and mobile phones that are enabled with infrared or Bluetooth 
technology are sold separately.
What can you do with a phone connection?
When your handheld is linked to a mobile phone and your mobile phone carrier 
supports the required services, you can do the following:
■Access the Internet: Use a high-speed wireless data service—such as General 
Packet Radio Service (GPRS)—or data services and an Internet service provider 
(ISP) dial-up account, to access the Internet and browse the web. See Chapter 19 
for more information.
■Check and send e-mail: Use a high-speed wireless data service, or data services 
and a dial-up connection to access your POP3 or IMAP e-mail account. See 
Chapter 17 for more information.
■Dial telephone numbers from your Address Book: Use the Quick Connect and 
Tap-to-Connect features with a GSM mobile phone to dial directly from your 
Address Book. See“Making connections from Address Book” in Chapter 5 for 
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■Exchange SMS messages: Use a Global System for Mobile Communications 
(GSM) phone carrier service to send and receive short text messages. See 
Chapter 15 for more information.
■Use Palm™ Dialer to dial numbers on your phone: Send telephone numbers from 
your handheld to your GSM mobile phone. See Chapter 9 for more information.
■Perform wireless HotSync® operations: Use your mobile phone as a modem, and 
synchronize data with your computer from anywhere within your mobile 
phone service area. To use this feature, your mobile phone service must include 
data services. See“Conducting modem HotSync operations” in Chapter 21 for 
additional information.
A GSM mobile phone, GSM network service, data service, high-speed wireless 
data service, and an ISP account with a dial-up connection are not included with 
your handheld.
Setting up a phone connection
To set up a phone connection, you must configure connection information on your 
handheld. If you want to connect to the Internet and send and receive e-mail, you 
must also configure the network service settings. The Phone Link and Phone Link 
Updater applications guide you through this process. For information on how to 
enter or modify these settings manually, see“Setting Communication Preferences” 
in Chapter 22 and see“Network Preferences” in Chapter 22.
The instructions in this section assume that you already installed the desktop 
software that came with your handheld and performed at least one HotSync 
operation. 
To configure a phone connection on your handheld:
1.If you are establishing a Bluetooth connection with a phone, you must first turn 
on Bluetooth communication and turn on the Discoverable setting on your 
handheld. See“Bluetooth Preferences” in Chapter 22 for instructions.
2.Tap the Home icon  .
3.Select the Phone Link icon  . 
						

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4.Tap the Phone Connection box. 
The Connection Setup screen appears.
5.Tap the Manufacturer pick list and select your phone’s manufacturer.
6.Tap the Model pick list and select your phone model.
If your phone model does not appear on the list, you either need to download 
and install a driver for your phone (see “Updating the phone files on your 
handheld” later in this chapter) or your phone is not supported at this time.
7.Ta p  N e x t .
8.Tap the Via pick list and select the method you want to use to connect: 
Bluetooth, Infrared, or Cable.
The Via pick list options will vary based on the phone model.
9.Ta p  N e x t .
10 .If you selected Infrared or Cable in step 8, skip to “Configuring network service 
settings for your phone” later in this chapter. If you selected Bluetooth in step 8, 
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To configure Bluetooth settings for your phone connection:
1.Place your phone into the mode where it can accept Bluetooth pairing from 
another device. See the documentation that came with your phone for details.
2.Wait for your handheld to discover your phone.
When your handheld discovers a Bluetooth phone, it displays a screen similar 
to the screen that follows.
3.Select your phone from the list. 
If your phone doesn’t appear on the list, tap Find More, and select your phone’s 
name when it appears on the list.
4.Ta p  N e x t .
Your handheld connects to your phone.
5.When prompted to create a trusted connection, tap Next.
6.Enter a passkey for this connection on your phone, and then tap OK.
A passkey is a unique identifier that enables secure data exchange between two 
Bluetooth devices that have formed a connection with one another. The passkey 
is stored on both devices. You must enter the same passkey on both your 
handheld and phone. If Phone Link is unable to validate the same passkey on 
both your handheld and your phone, an error message appears and you are 
given the option to try connecting again. If you need additional information 
about connecting your phone, refer to the Phone Pairing Handbook at 
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7.When prompted, to create a trusted connection, tap Next.
8.Enter a passkey for this connection on your handheld, and then tap OK.
9.When the Confirmation dialog box appears, tap Yes. 
IMPORTANTIf you tap No in the Confirmation dialog box, the link between your 
phone and handheld will not work.
10 .Ta p  D o n e .
The Network Service dialog box appears.
11.Tap Yes, and then follow the instructions in the next section to set up network 
services for your phone.
Configuring network service settings for your phone
If you want to use your handheld to connect to the Internet, and to send and 
receive e-mail, you must configure network service settings for your phone. To 
connect to the Internet, your mobile phone carrier must support data services and 
you must also have one of the following:
■Access to a GPRS high-speed wireless data service network
■A dial-up account with an ISP
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To configure a GPRS high-speed wireless data service connection for your phone:
1.After completing step 11 in the preceding procedure, tap Next on the Network 
Service Setup screen.
If you do not see the Network Service Setup screen, tap the Home icon  , select 
the Phone Link icon  , and then tap the Network Service box.
2.Tap Yes when asked if you subscribe to a high-speed data service.
3.Ta p  N e x t .
4.Tap the Select the area... pick list and select your mobile phone carrier ’s location.
5.Tap the Select your carrier pick list and select your mobile phone carrier.
If your mobile phone carrier does not appear on the list, you either need to 
download and install the settings for your mobile phone carrier (see “Updating 
the phone files on your handheld” later in this chapter) or your carrier is not 
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6.Ta p  N e x t .
7.Ta p  D o n e .
To configure a dial-up connection:
1.After completing step 11 of the “To configure Bluetooth settings for your phone 
connection:” procedure, tap Next on the Network Service Setup screen.
If you do not see the Network Service Setup screen, tap the Home icon  , select 
the Phone Link icon  , and then tap the Network Service box.
2.Tap No when asked if you subscribe to a high-speed data service.
3.Ta p  N e x t .
A screen appears to inform you that you are about to set up a dial-up connection 
for your ISP.
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5.Tap the Phone # field and enter the phone number you use to connect to 
your ISP.
6.Tap the Username field and enter the name you use when you log into your ISP 
account.
7.Tap the Password box and enter the password for your ISP account.
8.Ta p  N e x t .
9.Ta p  D o n e .
Updating the phone files on your handheld
The Phone Link Updater application on your computer guides you through the 
process of updating the telephony files on your handheld.
The instructions in this section assume that you have already installed the desktop 
software that came with your handheld and have performed at least one HotSync 
operation. You will also need Internet access to download the most recent phone 
files during the installation.
To install the phone files from your Windows computer:
1.If you are establishing a Bluetooth connection with a phone, you must first turn 
on Bluetooth communication and turn on the Discoverable setting on your 
handheld. See“Bluetooth Preferences” in Chapter 22 for instructions.
2.From the Windows Start menu, select Programs, select Palm Desktop, and then 
click Phone Link Updater.