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Guide to Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition Software for Smartphone
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Before assembling and turning on your handset, take a moment to become familiar with the keypad. Windows Mobile software for Smartphones does not have a touch-screen interface. All of its commands and functions are accessible by hardware controls.
One-handed operation: Smartphone software is designed for one-handed operation, whereas touch-screen devices require the use of both hands. The joystick, soft keys and numbered menus allow for quick and simple access to all features.
| Left and right soft keys. These context-sensitive keys are used for different purposes, depending on the active application. Their function is shown above them on the Windows Mobile-based Smartphone screen.
Joystick and Action key. In the center of the navigation pad, the joystick, also referred to as the Action key, allows you to scroll around the screen. Pressing down on the joystick takes action on the selected item.
Home. A dedicated button takes you back to the home screen.
Back. This key does the following, depending on the context:
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Takes you back through previous application windows
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Closes the displayed menu
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Clears the text if an edit window is open
Send and End keys. These keys are on either side of the navigation pad. Send is used to dial a selected number and answer incoming calls. End is used to disconnect.
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