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Folders and files can be displayed in a number of different ways. The
"Large Icons" setting can be impractical, particularly when a folder con-
tains a large number of files or subfolders.
Tap
in the Windows Explorer toolbar (see page 38). A popup menu
opens. Select a view other than the current view (a marker indicates the
current view).
It makes sense, particularly to organize the storage of your own docu-
ments, to create your own folders and subfolders. The best starting point
to use here is the My Documents folder.
Double tap the My Documents icon on the desktop. Windows Explorer
starts and displays the folder's contents. Tap File in the Windows Explorer
menu and then tap New Folder in the following pull-down menu. The new
folder is displayed in the Windows Explorer window. You can enter a
name for the new folder.
End your entry with
.
In Windows Explorer, tap the required folder or document. In the Win-
dows Explorer menu, tap File and then Delete in the pull-down menu.
Deleted files and folders are then to be found in the recycle bin
(see page 33).
The SIMpad has an online help function integrated. You can choose gen-
eral or context-sensitive help.
You can access general help at any time. Tap Start “ Help in the toolbar.
An overview with help topics is displayed. Tap one of the underlined links.
This displays the corresponding topic.
If a window or a dialog box includes the
icon at the top right you can
use this to request context-sensitive help.
The elements for which such context-sensitive help is available differ from
program to program.
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