Yes, but if you wish to access the internet via your PDA or handheld computer, it needs to be WPA compatible, such as PocketPC 2003 Second Edition. For more information see the Wireless Network webpage. A list of PDA friendly library resources is available.

Yes. Anyone with a laptop/PDA can connect to the Internet using the library's wireless connection if it is equipped with a wireless card. You can also connect to the Internet using a wired campus network port. There are about 10 wired ports throughout the library.<

No. ChefTec PDA only runs on handhelds that are running the Palm OS. There are many manufacturers of handheld units that run the Palm OS. You need to find out if the unit you are considering run the Palm Operating System. If it does, then it does not matter who the manufacturer is (such as Sony). The only thing that is important is what operating system is the unit running.

The PubMed Text Version will probably work well with your handheld. Additional NLM projects including access to PubMed using devices such as Palm Powered and Pocket PC handheld computers is available from the NLM Mobile page.

Inspector Sherlock supports any Palm device or Pocket PC device that has an AppForge booster available. Check www.appforge.com to make sure a booster exists for the handheld you wish to buy. For more information click here.

Penguin produces ebooks in Microsoft Reader and Palm Reader formats, both of which can be used on a variety of handheld computers. For further details of compatibility please see the specific Microsoft Reader and/or Palm Reader FAQs.

Yes and No. We feel that if you are comfortable with only doing a small part of the full medical records that Health Probe can do, then you may be able to use a PDA to write scripts or enter simple orders. The PDA, by itself, currently does not have enough firepower to do all that Health Probe does. The PDA can show only small portions of the medical records and needs to be re-synched or reloaded.

Commercial MIDI files commonly range between 20K-100K. So you can expect to hold around 30 songs per MegaByte (MB). Most recent Palm OS® devices come with at least 8MB, so you can expect to hold 240 or more depending on what other applications you have. If your model has an SD card or Memory Stick expansion slot, there is no limit to the number of songs you can take with you.

LIU card holders (students, faculty, and staff) have access to everything: borrowing privileges, databases, interlibrary loan, etc. Alumni, continuing education students, PLA members, and Brookville residents are allowed borrowing privileges, with an LIU card, but no access to databases or interlibrary loan.

Students, Faculty & Staff have full access to the facilities and services provided by Horn Library and the Horn Computer Center. These users are our first priority when providing services. Alumni have lifetime privileges to many services within the library. You must present an alumni card in order to receive a username and password for computer access. An alumni card is also required to check out books. Please contact the Office of Alumni Relations to obtain an alumni card: 781-239-4562.

The PDA attracts by the magic of magnetism to GeekMan's tech gadget belt at three locations: at the front right and left areas of his belt, and on the back of his belt near his back right pocket.

Yes. There is a version of Weight-By-Date called Weight-By-Date Mobile that was designed for both Palm and Pocket PC handhelds. If you have Weight-By-Date Pro as well, your PC and handheld will work together and stay synchronized, so you can keep track of your progress from anywhere.

Yes, we have created a version of mail2web.com MediaBlog through which you can access your site with your PDA, PocketPC or other Mobile Device. The PDA version is designed with a lighter interface perfect for devices with smaller displays or over wireless or dialup connections. The available features depend on what type of device you use, since operating systems and browsers vary from device to device.

No. The Display-to-Go is a 32-bit CardBus PC card. The Compaq Pocket PC does not have a 32-bit card bus slot so the Display-to-Go card will not work.

FlexWATCH™ sever support Java script mode which is supported by most of PDA device so that you can view real time live video without any specific viewing software in your PDA. Please add "/pda2" right after IP address of FlexWATCH™ video server, e.g., <192.168.0.157/pda2>. If your PDA has JVM(Java Virtual machine), you can view live video in the Java Applet mode when you are connected to video server.

Site Mobile is a suite of applications specifically designed to operate on Handheld/Mobile devices. A few of the applications include Work Orders, Stores Requests, Timesheets and Bar Coding.

The SYNERIOS application allows our users to access our PDA application on both the Palm? and Windows® operating systems. These two operating systems run nearly all of the handheld devices in the market.

Weight-By-Date Pro was designed for Windows PCs, so it will not install to a PDA. But we do have a version of Weight-By-Date called Weight-By-Date Mobile that was designed for both Palm and Pocket PC handhelds. If you have Weight-By-Date Pro as well, your PC and handheld will work together and stay synchronized, so you can keep track of your progress from anywhere.

Yes, depending on the PDA model. Your choices are a built-in wireless connectivity, or an attached wireless modem. If your PDA doesn't have the ability to connect directly with the Internet, you can still view select Web Pages by downloading them into your PDA when you do a HotSync. AvantGo allows you to do this.

Oddcast has adapted the VHost technology used by SitePal for use on some PDAs. Please contact Oddcast for more information.

The Geogrid® PDA Viewer Software can be used to transfer data from the Geogrid® product range Top10, Top25, Top50, Top200, etc. from the PC to the PDA. After you have registered Online-Shop NRW , you can download the software against payment of a charge. You will find an extensive description here.

A good starting point for learning how to use your PDA is the reference material that came with your device. For Palm devices, this information is also on-line at http://www.palm.com/us/support/handhelds.html. Another good source of information for beginners is the AACN PDA tutorial on-line at: http://www.aacn.org/AACN/conteduc.nsf/vwdoc/MainCEs#Inform. It is a user-friendly audio visual CE program for $10.

While you are on a call, you can still use the other handheld applications, but you cannot send or receive email messages or browse web pages. Press the Alt key + Esc key to toggle between applications.

YES. TurboPasswords is a stand-alone product that works on any Windows-compatible PC, with or without a connection to a handheld. However, TurboPasswords does include a handheld application that you can synchronize with the desktop software, so that you may access and update private information wherever you are.

These days we suggest you first consider a CCD or Linear Imager Scanner that you hold above the barcode. Varying models will read from close (say contact to 25mm) to the barcode, to around 200mm from the barcode. You simply position the red Scanner beam on the barcode to read (you may also need to push an ON switch). The Scanner will "beep", flash an LED light, and in some cases vibrate, when it reads the barcode correctly.

Microsoft Reader 2.0 comes pre-installed on Pocket PC 2002 devices from a variety of manufacturers, and you can activate and read copy-protected ("Owner Exclusive") eBooks on these devices. Earlier versions of the Pocket PC feature Microsoft Reader 1.0 for the Pocket PC, which cannot accommodate activation or read "Owner Exclusive" eBooks. These devices cannot be upgraded to Microsoft Reader 2.0, with the exception of the Compaq iPAQ, which can be upgraded.

We provide a Webmail interface that is designed to be compatible with your mobile phone. You can login with your username and password at: http://email.ceoexpress.com/mobile. You can also access your email through a link on your CEO Mobile homepage (http://pda.ceoexpress.com).

Your Windows CE drivers for my Parallel PCMCIA card do not work with my handheld computer. What is wrong