You can connect any wi-fi enabled handheld device such as a Pocket PC. Please note that Palm devices use a proprietary web browser which is not compatible with a Hot Spot or Hot Building network. Any handheld that supports the Wi-Fi 802.11b/g wireless technology and utilizes a standard Internet-ready browser can be used with a Hot Spot or Hot Building.

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.

On some viewing/downloading forums attachments may be limited to certain users or groups. To view/download attachments you may need special authorisation, only the forum moderator and board admin can grant this access, you should contact them.

If your handheld device can read standard size web pages you will be able to view the exam results pages. If not, you will not be able to use the device to access results on line. The web pages for accessing results on line are not scalable.

Yes, Palm handhelds that support Wi-Fi 802.11b wireless technology and utilize a standard Internet-ready browser, such as the Tungsten C, are compatible with the Wireless Mobile Network. Other Palm devices use a web browser that is incompatible with the Wireless Mobile Network.

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.

FirstClass users may send and receive attached files of any file format or size. Most problems with exchanging documents are due to software incompatibilities and cross-platform rules for naming files. Tips for exchanging files are available in the FirstClass FAQs Sending files to someone on FirstClass and Sending an attached file via the Internet. When you double-click an attachment, it automatically downloads the file to your Download folder and tries to open the file.

On some viewing/downloading forums attachments may be limited to certain users or groups. To view/download attachments you may need special authorisation, only the forum moderator and board admin can grant this access, you should contact them.

If the problem persists, email the board administrator with the exact time the problem occurred, what type of file you were trying to view/upload/download, the filesize, and what type and version of browser you are using.

the present time, only Windows Mobile users can download eBooks directly to their devices. To learn more about this, click here. We are working hard to bring the same advancements to the other devices. However, currently you need a computer to download the files and sync them to your device.

If you use Microsoft Outlook, you can import the entire 2006-07 Philadelphia 76ers schedule into your calendar in moments. This download works with Palm, PocketPC, WinCE, or other handheld devices that are capable of synchronizing data with Microsoft Outlook. (Please note: this download cannot be imported to Palm Desktop PIM. It works with Microsoft Outlook only.) Follow these simple instructions

Note: There might be some versions or formats of the attachment types, which are not viewed properly. There are some elements, e.g. images, which are not shown when viewing the attachments. BlackBerry Connect allows you to view but not edit these attachment types.

It depends on what model you are using. Most modern palm PCs are capable of viewing our ebooks. If you can download and install Adobe Viewer for palm PCs (click here) then you will be able to view our ebooks. We will always do our best to help with any technical problems you may have, and if you still have problems will will be glad to offer you a full refund on your purchases.