Chapter 10: Installation on Handheld/Pocket PCs
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Installation and Use on
Handheld/Pocket PCs
3. From the CD start-up window, select:
· Pocket PC installation and documentation then Pocket PC
software installation
(if you have a Pocket PC running
Windows CE 3.0 MS Pocket PC), or
· Pocket PC 2002 installation and documentation then Pocket
PC 2002 software installation
(if you have a Pocket PC
running Windows CE 3.0 Pocket PC 2002), or
· Handheld PC 2000 installation and documentation then
Handheld PC 2000 software installation (if you have a
Handheld PC running Windows CE 3.0)
This launches the InstallShield Wizard that installs the
software to the host.
4. Use the Next and Back buttons to navigate through the
wizard noting the following:
· You must indicate your acceptance of the terms of the
license agreement by clicking
Yes to proceed with the
installation.
· Using the default settings for the Destination Location
and Program Folder is recommended unless you have
special requirements and an advanced understanding of
PC configuration. (The Destination Location dictates
where the software is installed. The Program Folder
dictates the name assigned to the software in the Add/
Remove Programs in the Control Panel.)
· A dialog box displays this message, “On the next mobile
device connection, the installed application will be
downloaded to the device.” Click
OK.
· A check box allows you to choose to display release
notes. The release notes list known issues in the software
and are displayed in the Windows Notepad. (If you
choose to display them, when you are finished reading,
use the close box in the upper right corner of the
window to close the Notepad.)
· Click Finish to close the last screen of the wizard.
· Use the exit option in the lower left corner of the window
to close the CD start-up menu.
To download the software to the Handheld/Pocket PC:
1. Connect the Handheld/Pocket PC to the host in one of
these ways:
Pocket PCs:
· Connect one end of the serial cable to the bottom of the
Pocket PC and the other end to a serial port on your host
PC, or
