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5.3
5.3.1
5.3.1.1
5.3.1.2
Siemens AG
ICM CP
Handheld PC 2000
Pocket Office
The Pocket Office applications are simplified versions of the well-known Office
applications for PC. They allow the exchange of files with the PC (see 5.4.5) and the
main viewing, editing and updating functions.
Pocket Access
Database application with basic editing, updating, searching, filtering and viewing
functions. Access 97 (or later) .mdb files can be exchanged with drag and drop. Newly
updated data can be synchronised with the corporate database via a number of
connectivity options.
Pocket Excel
Pocket Excel has many features, optimised for the mobile user, that are known in the
Microsoft Excel spreadsheet program for PCs. Spreadsheets using a Microsoft Excel
format are automatically converted on the Handheld PC to the Pocket Excel format.
Pocket Excel can save spreadsheets in a number of different formats including Excel
95 and 97.
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Basic spreadsheet capabilities with 108 functions
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Sort and AutoFilter
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Insert symbols, define names
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Set up and use file-level password protection
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save in different formats including Excel 95 and 97
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Split window, freeze panes
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Zoom (50 to 200%)
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Full screen (hide scroll and tool bars)
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Sort (data in cells by rows or columns, ascending or descending)
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database functions: 12 new functions for sorting and organizing
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AutoFilter: view of selected data according to user's criteria
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Document-level password protection
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Automatic and custom number formatting
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Format font (style, colour, true type font list)
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Format border and fill
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Print options, portrait and landscape orientation
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AutoFit
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AutoCalculate
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compatible with Pocket Excel 1.0 for H/PC
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improved compatibility with Excel 95 and 97 including 12 new Dfunctions
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show and hide scroll bars
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adjustable toolbar
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cascading menus
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templates
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last operation undo and redo
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multiple open workbooks (up to 16)
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clear function (formats, contents or all)
Technical Description
SIMpad SL4
Version V2.0
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20.08.01, David Brunner
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