Sony PEG-TG50 Intellisync Lite Guide de démarrage rapide

Picsel

Viewer

for CLIÉ

User

Guide

Picsel Viewer for

CLIÉ

User Manual

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device, Viewer and ePAGE are trademarks or registered trademarks of Picsel

Technologies Ltd.

Throughout this document, the trade names and trademarks of some companies

and products have been used. No such uses are intended to convey

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This preliminary manual refers to Picsel Viewer for CLIÉ version 1.0 for Palm OS

5. It may be changed before the final product release.

Document number: PICSEL-EUG-0007H, January 2003

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Contents

Introduction 4

Getting Started 5

Panning and Zooming a document 6

Opening from My Documents 7

Using Picsel Viewer 8

Document View 8

Folder View 10

Document Format Restrictions 12

History View 14

Bookmark View 15

Other Options 15

Configuring Picsel Viewer 17

Acknowledgements 20

Questions and Answers 21

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Introduction

Picsel Viewer is a revolutionary product for document browsing on thin-

client computing platforms. Its leading edge technology allows you to

view documents on your CLIÉ without any file-conversion or loss of

content. Powerful real-time zooming and panning of documents using

intuitive gestures allows close examination and broad overviews with

equal ease.

Picsel’s patented ePAGETM document display environment is the core

technology which brings new levels of satisfaction to your experience.

It allows you to view almost all documents in almost all permutations.

Central to its appeal is ePAGE’s ability to read files from desktop

environments in their native form. No conversion from the original

format or compromise is required.

Picsel Viewer’s intuitive user interface makes navigating documents

easier than ever. Simply by touching the pen to the device’s screen, you

can pan (scroll) your document sideways or vertically to view larger

pages on a smaller screen. With a gesture of the pen you can zoom in

or out to view intricate details or overviews. Moving to the next page is

as simple as turning a leaf in a book and a sophisticated yet attractive

menu is available with a tap on the icon in the corner of the screen.

Picsel Viewer supports HTML and all significant image formats (JPEG,

GIF, PNG, BMP, etc.), as well as most popular document types

including PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint. These prove the package

as a leading-edge multimedia and document environment

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Getting

Started

Now that you have a Sony CLIÉ handheld powered by Picsel Viewer,

you’re ready to see it in action! It is available from the CLIÉ Application

Launcher screen, so to begin, tap the Home icon at the bottom of your

CLIÉ’s screen. Your device may differ slightly from the pictures shown

here. Please consult the “Read This First” operating instructions for

details of your model.

Home

icon

CLIÉ application launcher showing Picsel

Viewer

Tap the ‘Picsel Viewer’ icon in the application launcher. This will

launch the application, briefly showing its starting screen. After

launching, you should open a document using the Folder View,

described later in this user guide.

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Panning and Zooming a

document

The document you wish to see is normally larger than the screen space

available. There are two ways to see more of it.

To pan (or ‘scroll’) to a different part of the document, simply stroke

your pen across the screen in the direction you would like the page to

move. To pan the page up, touch and hold your pen somewhere near

the middle of the screen and draw a line towards the top, then take your

pen off the screen. You can do this repeatedly so that you can view any

size of document. Further, you can ‘throw’ the document across the

screen, and it will continue moving after you have released the pen.

This gives you time to start another stroke. This inertia can be used to

save time while you pan around the document.

Pan (Scroll):

Zoom:

1. 2.

You can also zoom the size of the document, so that more or less of it is

visible at a different size. The tap-and-stroke gesture for this is to tap

your pen briefly near the middle of the screen then tap and hold it again

in the same place. Now stroke your pen up to zoom in or down to

zoom out. Release your pen when you reach the scale you like. Using

this, you can view small print details on diagrams or get an overview of

a whole page.

The zoom box, showing in pink the

area that will be expanded using the

horizontal tap-and-stroke gesture.

A further method for zooming into a specific area of the document is

available in Picsel Viewer, called ‘Zoom Box’. Use the same tap-and-

stroke gesture as above, starting at the top-left corner of the area you

would like to fill the screen. However, you should then stroke your pen

to the right instead of vertically. A coloured box will appear showing

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the area that will be enlarged. Move your pen to make this cover the

area of interest, and release it.

While you hold your pen down on the screen, the quality of the image

may be poorer. This is to make the zooming more responsive to your

movement. When you release your pen, the quality will improve.

You can also pan the document up and down using the Jog Dial

Navigator on your CLIÉ. If you briefly press and release the Jog Dial, you

will then be able to pan horizontally by turning it again. Press it once

more to return to vertical panning. You can also zoom in and out by

pressing and holding the Jog Dial in and turning it at the same time.

Opening from My

Documents

You will probably want to view documents of your own. One of the

best ways of doing that is to copy them from your own desktop

computer using “Memory Stick” media. You may even prefer to keep

your main working versions on the “Memory Stick” media, so you don’t

have to copy anything. Picsel Viewer can read your favourite document

formats such as HTML, PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint without any

re-processing.

Picsel Viewer

carousel icon

To look at files on your “Memory Stick” media, tap the Picsel Viewer

carousel icon and then tap the Folder View icon, from where you can

select documents to view. Tap your pen on any of the files and after a

moment it will appear on screen. You can move it around, and zoom in

or out, using the pen gestures you learnt earlier.

Folder View icon

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Using Picsel

Viewer

The main place for controlling Viewer is the carousel, which you can

open by tapping the Picsel logo in the bottom right corner of the screen.

From here you can go to the Folder View, the History View or return to

your document. You can also change your preferences for the way the

system operates. If you are impatient to try it out, you can tap and hold

your pen on any of the options to see a tool-tip explaining its purpose.

Document View

Rotate Screen

Add Bookmark

Preferences Refresh page

History View

Folder View

Bookmark View

Help

The carousel

Document View

Most of the time, you are looking at the ‘Document View’, in which

you see the content of your chosen document. There are, however, four

different views in Picsel Viewer. If you want to return to the document

view when you are in a different mode, you can choose the document

view icon on the carousel, as shown.

Document

View icon

While in this view, you can pan (scroll) around the page simply by

stroking your pen over the page in the direction you want it to move.

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For example, to see what is lower down, press and hold your pen near

the middle of the screen and stroke it upwards. You can also use the Jog

Dial to pan the document. Move the wheel up or down to pan

vertically, then press and release the Jog Dial briefly to switch to

horizontal panning, in which moving the wheel up or down will pan

the document horizontally. Pressing and releasing the Jog Dial again

will return to vertical panning mode.

To zoom in, briefly tap the screen near the middle then press and hold it

in the same place. Now, stroking upwards will zoom in and stroking

downwards will zoom out. If you press and hold the Jog Dial, turning

the wheel while pressing it will zoom in or out.

While you are zooming or panning, the document will appear less

clearly and will then ‘sharpen up’ when you release the pen. This is

perfectly normal, and the clarity and speed with which the document

moves are part of the unique power of Picsel’s ePAGE technology.

There are two ways to move to a different page in a document. You can

draw a ‘page flick’ stroke across the bottom of the screen, as if you were

holding a page of a book (start in the middle at the bottom, then stroke

to the left to reach the next page, or the right to return to the previous

page). Alternatively, you can click on the carousel and use the

thumbnail copies of pages or the scroll bar along the bottom to find the

page you want. You can also tap one of the small ‘thumbnail’ pages to

view it.

document

Previous page Current

page

document

page

Visible part of

current page

Zoom

scroll

bar

Fit page

Fit width

First page Last page

Page scroll bar

The navigation controls which appear around the carousel

The tools around the side of the carousel offer more features. The scroll

bar along the bottom of the screen moves between pages and can be

moved by stroking your pen over the box to move through the

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thumbnails for all of the pages of the current document. The arrows at

the end of the scroll bar move directly to the first and last pages of the

document, respectively. The page scroll bar is only useful for multi-page

documents, which do not include HTML pages or pictures.

You can also return to the previous document you viewed by tapping on

the ‘previous document’ thumbnail or page icon on the left of the

carousel, and after that, can move forward again to the ‘next document’

if you wish. You can go back several steps by tapping on the ‘previous

document’ repeatedly as it changes, although you may find the History

View more helpful. These thumbnails are displayed as page icons if you

move very quickly between documents.

The zoom scroll bar, to the left of the carousel, allows you to enlarge or

reduce the document without using the tap-and-drag gesture. Simply

stroke your pen up or down over the box in the scroll bar. Picsel Viewer

can also scale the document automatically to fit on the screen with the

‘fit page’ icon, or to fit the width of the document into the width of the

screen using the ‘fit width’ icon.

The visible part of the current page is shown on the current page

thumbnail as a red area which you can also move around with your

pen, should you wish to.

Folder View

You can look at documents stored on “Memory Stick” media using the

‘Folder View’. To see it, click on the Folder View icon as shown.

Folder View icon

The name of the current folder’s path location is shown at the top of the

screen and you can go to the folder above that in the folder structure by

tapping the ‘Up-Folder’ icon in the corner. You can also move to a

higher folder by clicking on the name at the top of the screen.

Folder View

Up-Folder icon

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