HP Jetsend for Pocket PC Quick Guide
This quick guide explains how to use JetSend on your
Microsoft® Windows®-powered Pocket PC device. With
JetSend forPocket PC Devices, you can exchange documents,
images, appointments, tasks, and contact information with any
other JetSend-enabled device. See the JetSend for Pocket PC
Devices Web Reference for further information
(http://www.jetsend.hp.com/mobilesolutions_pocket/
webreference.html).
Contents
Settingpreferences..................2
Adding network connections. . . . . . . . . . . 4
Using the Exchanger functions. . . . . . . . . 5
UsingtheViewerfunctions...........10
Uninstalling.......................11
Resources for information and help . . . . 12
Setting preferences
Default location of Exchanger files
This procedure sets the default location for Exchanger files. The contents of
this folder appear when you open JetSend for Pocket PC Devices. The folder
is where all received image and text document files are placed.
My Documents is the folder that is used unless you change it.
1 Select Start > Programs > JetSend > Exchanger.
2 Select File > Preferences.
3 On the General tab, use the browse button for the Folder field to locate and
select the folder. (You can also type the information.)
Setting automatic receive
This procedure allows you to place your device in receive mode
automatically when you start JetSend Exchanger.
1 Select Start > Programs > JetSend > Exchanger.
2 Select File > Preferences.
3 On the General tab, select the Automatically receive when JetSend
Exchanger is launched checkbox. (To set receive mode manually after you
open Exchanger, clear the checkbox.)
2 Setting preferences EN
Default quality, color, and file format
This procedure sets the default characteristics for documents and images that
you exchange.
Quality and p erformance are a function of both the settings and the sending or
receiving device. See the JetSend for Pocket PC Devices Web Reference for
details on options (http://www.jetsend.hp.com/mobilesolutions_pocket/
webreference.html).
Options for quality: High (higher quality image, lower quality text, longer
transfers), Normal (average), Text (lower quality image, higher quality text,
shorter transfers).
Options for color: Color (longer transfers), Grayscale (average),
Monochrome (shorter transfers).
Options for file format when receiving information: Default, JetFile.
See the JetSend for Pocket PC Devices Web Reference for information about
the JetFile file format (http://www.jetsend.hp.com/mobilesolutions_pocket/
webreference.html).
1 Select Start > Programs > JetSend > Exchanger.
2 Select File > Preferences.
3 On the Send tab, select the defaults you want.
4 On the Receive tab, select the defaults you want.
-OrSelect Prompt for action to designate that you want to set these settings
individually for each file you receive.
5 After you finish setting the defaults you want, select OK.
Default action for receiving contact, appointment, and task information
This procedure sets the default action when your mobile device receives
duplicate contact or calendar information.
Options: Duplicate (adds the new information to the existing information and
creates a duplicate), Overwrite (replaces the existing information), Prompt
(allows you to designate whether you want to duplicate or overwrite the
information individually for each f ile you receive).
1 Select Start > Programs > JetSend > Exchanger.
2 Select File > Preferences.
3 On the Outlook tab, select the defaults you want to use when receiving
contacts, appointments, and tasks, and then select OK.
EN Setting preferences 3
Adding network connections
JetSend lets you exchange information using two JetSend services: Network
or Infrared (explained in “Sending images and text files” and “Sending
contacts, appointments, and tasks” on page 7). You can set up Network
connections for your specific environment.
To send and receive information across a network with JetSend, a network
card must be installed and properly configured in the mobile device.
1 Select Start > Programs > JetSend > Exchanger.
2 Expand the list of configured network connections by selecting the plus sign
next to the Network icon.
3 Double-click (or double-tap) the New Connection icon.
4 In the New Network Recipient dialog box, enter Name
and IP Address.ThenselectOK.
4 Adding network connections EN
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