1. Using Microsoft Office on the Pocket PC Nancy Clark, M.Ed. Director of Medical Informatics Education Florida State University College of Medicine

2. Objectives Effectively utilize Office tools on Pocket PC –Word –Excel –Outlook Transfer files to and from Desktop Select interface to Pocket Access

3. Resources http://www.med.fsu.edu/informatics –Computer Literacy –PDAs Tutorials –http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/ –Help and How to

4. Pocket Word Documents Procedures Guidelines Checklists Take notes

5. Tour of Screen Menu Bar Toolbar

6. Writing Options Keyboard – tap tap tap Block Recognizer –Graffiti Letter Recognizer –Grade school Transcriber –Write on the screen –Install from CD

7. Writing Options KeyboardBlock RecognizerLetter Recognizer

8. Block Recognizer Graffiti (Palm) Aa123

9. Letter Recognizer Jot (Palm) ABCabc123

10. Existing Word Documents Transfer to PDA –Put in Synchronize Files folder –Drag and drop into Mobile Device in My Computer Formatting loss –Tables dont work –Shorter is better

11. Pocket Excel Uses –Calculations –Tables of information –Calculators –Tracking numerical data

12. Tour of Screen Menus Tool bar Keyboard numeric key pad

13. Create Desktop Keep small format in mind What needs to be mobile Keep simple

14. Outlook Calendar Create appointments Edit appointments Recurring appointments Set notifications Views

15. Contacts Create contact Beam Contact

16. Inbox: Email on the PDA Wireless Create Send Reply File Delete

17. New Message Pick from contacts Record audio Quick (my) text Send Signatures

18. Email Cautions Very memory intensive 64 M main memory + POP only Leave copy on server Store attachments on memory card Clean out old mail Empty deleted items

19. Task List How OC are you? Create task Edit task Set priority Set reminder o o o o

20. Sync Settings Active Sync Options Pick applications you will use Turn off all the rest