TealDoc User's Manual
Program Version 3.47
Last Updated: Mar 29, 2000
Description....................................................................................................................... 1
Contents........................................................................................................................... 1
Installing........................................................................................................................... 1
Using the Program......................................................................................................... 2
Document Selection Screen........................................................................................ 2
Document Browsing Screen....................................................................................... 2
Close and Back Buttons...................................................................................................... 3
Font/Find Panel.................................................................................................................. 3
Scroll Panel........................................................................................................................ 3
Bookmarks........................................................................................................................ 4
Preferences...................................................................................................................... 5
Global Find....................................................................................................................... 6
Flash Rom Support........................................................................................................ 6
Upgrading from other browsers................................................................................. 6
Creating document Files.............................................................................................. 7
Encrypting document Files......................................................................................... 7
Imbedding Graphics/Links/Headers.......................................................................... 8
Tag Overview...................................................................................................................... 8
Tag Placement................................................................................................................... 8
APPENDIX A – TealDoc Tag Reference................................................................... 9
APPENDIX B - Revision History............................................................................... 12
APPENDIX C - Credits................................................................................................. 15
APPENDIX D - Contact Info....................................................................................... 15
APPENDIX E - Registering......................................................................................... 15
Disclaimer........................................................................................................................ 15
Thank you for trying TealDoc. A powerful but intuitive reader
for standard PalmPilot document files TealDoc offers advanced functionality
such as bookmarks, automatic scrolling, imbedded images, and document linking.
This archive contains the following files:
Program files:
TEALDOC.PRC
The
TealDoc program file
TLENCODE.EXE
TealDoc encoding/password utility
STATESDC.PRC
Sample PalmPilot document
demonstrating images
STATESIM.PDB
Image data for sample document
Document files:
DOCDOC.PDF
This
document in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format
DOCDOC.HTM
This document in HTML format (sans
images)
DOCDOC.PRC
This document in TealDoc format
DOCDOC.SRC
Sample source to the manual doc
REGISTER.HTM
TealPoint Registration form in HTML
format
REGISTER.TXT
TealPoint Registration form in text format
Use the Palm Install Tool that comes with
your organizer to install the program file TEALDOC.PRC. For it to be useful, you’ll
also need to install some document files, available on our web site or most
software archive sites like MemoWare.com or PalmGear HQ (http://www.palmgear.com/). This manual is
provided in this archive as the PalmPilot document DOCDOC.PRC. A sample document
US State Data is also
provided. It demonstrates the image capabilities in TealDoc. To view it,
install both the files STATESDC.PRC and STATESIM.PDB.
Instructions on how to use the Palm installer are in the Palm
Handbook that came with your Pilot, PalmPilot, or WorkPad.
TealDoc is easy to use, and consists of two basic interface
screens.
The first screen, the Document selection screen, appears when
you first run TealDoc. On it, is a list of all document files installed in the
PalmPilot under the current category. You can select or edit categories by
clicking on the category selection button in the upper right hand corner of the
screen. When you click on a listed document file, you can either open that
document for reading, to change its category, or to delete it permanently from
the PalmPilot memory. To change the action performed, click on the
action-selection buttons at the bottom of the screen.
If you choose to display the documents in a sorted list (under
preferences), you can scroll through a long list of documents to items starting
in a particular letter by entering the graffiti stroke for that letter.
You can also perform similar operations
with TealPaint-format image files by selecting the Pic options at the bottom
right.
TealPaint image files can be
used as a source of imagery for TealDoc documents. If you choose to Open a
picture database, TealPaint will activate if present on your PDA, opening the
first image in the database.
When you
close the image, you’ll be returned to TealDoc.
This feature requires TealPaint version 4.40 or greater.
Warning:
Do not use the Palm
Application launcher to delete documents, as the Palm OS groups files together
under a single heading, and you can end up deleting all of your documents at
once.
Use the provided interface in
TealDoc instead.
When you open a document file for reading, you are brought to
the file browsing screen, which is divided into two regions; a large
display/selection region at the top of the screen, and a control panel at the
bottom.
The display/selection area shows a window into the document
file. It can be clicked on to either scroll the screen or select text for
copying to another application. To choose the operation performed, change the
setting in TealDoc’s Preferences Menu, described below. When scrolling, you
click in the top half of the screen to scroll up, the bottom to scroll down.
You can scroll either one line at a time, one page at a time, or a partial
page, which is a full page minus one overlapping line. This setting too can be
found in the Preferences menu screen. If you hold down the pen, the screen will
continue to scroll. The closer to the top or bottom of the screen you go, the
faster scrolling will occur.
In the lower left corner of the document browsing screen are two
buttons. On the left, the close button contains an 'x' and will return you to
the document selection screen.
On the right is the return arrow. You can press it while
browsing to return the browser to its previous position after performing a
find, clicking on a link, or seeking in the document using the drag bar on the
seek control panel.
Besides the close and back buttons, the font/find panel has six
buttons. The first, the percentage display button, also functions to switch
between the font/find panel and the scroll panel.
The last button is used for creating and selecting bookmarks
(described later in this document), and the one to its left is used to set the
current display font.
The middle three
buttons, for find functions, are respectively: Find-Previous, Find-New,
and Find-Next. Click on Find-New
the first time you do a search, one of the other two to continue the same
search in a particular direction. When you perform a find operation in this
manner (not the global system find using the silk-screened find button), you
have four options in addition to your choice of text to search for.
Find options include:
§
Case Sensitive - Found string must match upper/lower case
§
Anchor Left - Found string must be the start of a word
§
Anchor Right - Found string must be the end of a word
§
Reverse Search - Search going backwards from the current
position
If you select both Anchor Left and Anchor Right, then the
entered text must be an isolated word, not a part of some other word.
When performing a find operation, you can abort the find by
pressing any hardware button, such as the page-up button.
The scroll panel allows you to quickly go to any part of the
file, or to control TealDoc's autoscroll mode. To go to another part of a file,
click on the top drag bar on the panel and drag it all the way to the left for
the start of the file, all the way to the right for the end, or anywhere in
between to go somewhere in the middle of the file.
TealDoc provides an AutoScroll feature to allow you to
conveniently step forward through a file in a hands-off operation. When
autoscroll is on, the file automatically steps forward or backwards through the
file line-by-line.
There are four buttons at the bottom of the scroll panel control
auto-scroll operation.
These are the
auto-scroll control buttons.
In the
center between the four buttons is a speed bar that indicates the current
forward or backwards speed. To the right of the control buttons is a small
display bar showing the state and speed of the auto-scroll. When auto-scroll is
active, the bar is solid. When inactive, the bar is hollow. The length of the
bar indicates the scrolling speed and direction.
From left to right, the auto-scroll control buttons are STOP,
GO,
SLOWER
(backward), and FASTER (forward).
The
four application buttons on the Pilot correspond to the autoscroll control
buttons, and can be mapped to substitute for them in the Preferences Menu
Screen. The application button can be made to control autoscroll when either
the scroll panel is up, the font panel is up, all the time, or never.
You can mark your current location in the
file as a bookmark by creating a named bookmark using the button in the far
lower right corner of the display. This button brings up a list of current
bookmarks that work using the familiar category-selection interface. Select a
bookmark to immediately move to that location.
Automatic bookmarks are imbedded into many document files using
markers defined at the end of the file and enclosed in “<>” symbols. For
instance, placing "<(BM)>" at the bottom of a document file
will cause all other instances of "(BM)" in the document to be found
when the document is scanned for bookmarks. The rest of the line of text
following the mark is used as the bookmark's name.
TealDoc also supports more advanced automatic bookmarks, which
can be defined with specific text that does not appear in the document itself.
By default, when a document file is first opened, it is
automatically scanned for both such marks. A bookmark is automatically created
for each instance found. As this will cause a slight delay when you open a new
document for the first time, you may wish to turn this feature off.
You can do so using the Preferences Menu,
and perform the scan later using the Scan for Bookmarks menu item.
To manually scan for bookmarks, choose the Custom Scan
option. Enter a search string and options, and when you click OK, TealDoc will
automatically scan the file for the string entered and place a bookmark at each
occurrence. The bookmark's name will be constructed from the following of
optional elements:
§
Some
specified text
§
The
string being searched-for
§
A
specified count of characters found after the search string.
§
An
auto-incremented number starting at 1
A maximum of 50 bookmarks will be added in this manner each
time.
When performing a scan operation, you can abort the scan by
pressing any hardware button, such as the page-up button.
TealDoc supports a number of options under
the Preferences
menu item, available on both the Document Selection and Browsing screens.
§
Scroll Btns
This setting changes how the up and down
buttons on the PalmPilot scroll a document being viewed, either by line, by
partial page (page with one overlapping line), or by full page.
§
On Tap
This setting changes how tapping on the
screen scroll a document being viewed. It can scroll, either by line, by
partial page (page with one overlapping line), or by full page. Lastly, you can
also choose the Select option to allow you to drag-select a region of text to
copy to the system text clipboard.
§
Autoscroll keys active on:
Normally, pressing any of the four
PalmPilot Memo, To Do, Address, and Datebook buttons leaves TealDoc and starts
a corresponding application. This option lets you override these buttons while
within TealDoc, remapping their function to the Autoscroll Stop, Start, Slower,
and Faster commands, making it easy to read documents in Pen-Free mode. Furthermore,
you can choose to optionally have this functionality only active when the font/find control panel or scroll panel is up.
§
Scan imbedded bookmarks
When this option is checked, TealDoc scans a document for bookmark
tags and markers when it is first opened.
§
Force single space
When this option is checked, TealDoc
ignores multiple line breaks in a document, treating them as one. Use this
option to view a double-spaced document as single-spaced.
§
Allow Graphics /Links/Tags
When this option is checked, TealDoc
recognizes TealDoc's enhanced graphics, formatting, and link tags. When
unchecked, TealDoc functions as a basic text-only browser, letting you see any
embedded TealDoc-format tags and markers.
§
Allow Global Find
Enables the system Global Find in searching
TealDoc documents. Turning on this option can significantly slow down a Global
Find if you have many or large documents, however.
§
Sort Document list
Check this to show the document list sorted
alphabetically. Turn off this option for faster text display.
§
Right Justify text
Check this option to display text as
right-justified. This is primarily useful for right-justified languages like
Hebrew.
§
Enable Grayscale
When checked, TealDoc opens up in grayscale
mode on an OS 3.0+ monochrome device, either with 4-shades or 16-shades depending
on the PalmPilot model and Palm OS version. A PalmPilot with the DragonBall EZ
processor (Palm IIIx, Palm V, Palm Vx, Visor) and OS 3.3 or higher is required
for 16-shade mode. When in grayscale mode, color images in TealDoc documents
are remapped to grayscale.
TealDoc supports the PalmPilot's Find button as an option. To
activate it, check the appropriate checkmark in the Preferences screen. When
you do so and do a search through the Find button, TealDoc will search all
document files on your organizer whenever you do a global find. Note that this
process can be quite slow, so you may not wish to have this option activated at
all times.
TealDoc supports read-only document files, such as those present
in Flash Rom. Read-only files cannot have their bookmarks or details modified,
and they may seek and scroll more slowly.
For best results, open a document first in normal memory before moving
it into flash.
This allows TealDoc to
scan the document for any embedded bookmarks, and generate an internal
quick-index table for the document.
TealDoc uses the standard document file format on the PalmPilot.
If you are using another document browser, TealDoc will use the same files, but
categories will not be consistent between the two programs, as the document
file format stores document names separate from the documents themselves.
SPECIAL NOTE
If you are using another document browser, it will likely have a
Palm Creator ID that will cause it to be listed together with the document
files in the Memory application. You will not be able to delete it separately
from the document files without changing the ID using the instructions below.
To move files to be listed under TealDoc, chose All to TealDoc
format to convert all document files currently loaded from the
standard format to TealDoc's local format. When you do this, all the currently
installed files will be marked as TealDoc files, and other browsers may not be
able to read the files anymore. You can always convert them back using the All to
public format menu choice.
You can also set the format of individual files on an individual
basis using the Details dialog accessible from the menu in an open doc.
TealDoc documents are made from plain ASCII text files, which
are converted using a converter program.
A number of excellent utilities by various authors exist for creating
and transferring document files. MakeDoc was the original DOS program created
for this purpose. MakeDocW is an excellent Windows program which does the same
thing but using an intuitive graphical interface with many options. These
programs are available at many software archives or from our web site.
To create TealDoc files from formatted documents like Microsoft
Word files, export the files as plain text
before attempting to convert them.
For
HTML files, MakeDocW also offers options to strip HTML tags from the document
when converting them.
To add back some formatting and imagery to the documents special
TealDoc tags can be inserted into the plain text file before converting
them.
Don’t use MakeDocW’s “Remove HTML Tags” option when inserting
TealDoc tags.
Further documentation on
TealDoc’s tags exists in an Appendix at the end of this document.
TealDoc adds a document encryption feature that allows you to
password protect documents when you create them, allowing protection from
editing or uninvited viewing. To encrypt a document, use the included DOS
program TLENCODE.EXE
on the original text file before converting it into a PalmPilot
document file using the following syntax:
TLENCODE <input
file> <output file> <password>
or
TLENCODE <input
file> <output file> <password> /R
or
TLENCODE <input
file> <output file> <password> /U
Adding the /R option allows you to use the password for
registration purposes. In other words, the password only needs to be entered
once to unlock a document. Without this option, the key will have to be entered
every time to gain access.
Adding the /U option allows you to lock the document to a
particular HotSync User Name. It
will open transparently on a PalmPilot with the supplied name, but cannot be
opened if beamed or otherwise loaded onto another PalmPilot with a different
User Name.
SPECIAL NOTE
When making an encoded document with MakeDocW, be sure NOT
to use the Remove HTML Tags option under the Advanced tab, as this will
remove the decoding information from the document.
TealDoc supports imbedding of graphics into TealDoc documents,
links to other places in the document, other documents, and even TealInfo
folios. This is done by inserting special HTML-like tags into a text file
before converting them into PalmPilot documents. When the Show Graphics/Links option is
set in TealDoc preferences, these tags insert graphics and link buttons into a
document. The graphics scroll up and down with the document, allowing the
insertion of charts, illustrations, and figures into the text, perfect for
creating catalogs, price guides, and technical documents.
TealDoc tags appear like HTML as text within less-than and
greater-than symbols. The text begins with the name of the tag, followed by
optional parameters. Text parameters should be enclosed in quotation marks. To
include quotations marks within a text parameters, use two adjacent quotation
marks ("") for every desired quotation mark. Most of the time, tags
should appear alone on a single line. This takes the format:
<TAGNAME
PARAM1=VALUE PARAM2=VALUE>
Example:
<TEALPAINT SRC="Pictures"
IMAGE=0>
Normally, objects defined by tags are spaced out vertically on
the screen. Occasionally, you may want to place tag objects side-by-side. To do
this, place the tags next to each other with no spaces or between them.
By default, tag objects appear at the far left side of the
screen with their top edge aligned with the line in which they are defined.
Thus, in the above example, all your objects would appear on top of each other
unless you explicitly move them. You can adjust the placement of graphic and
link objects using the X and Y parameters to respectively move the tag from
their default horizontal and vertical positions. X and Y must be positive
values, moving the object to the right or down.
<LINK
TEXT="Left" TAG="$A" X=20><LINK
TEXT="Right" TAG="$B" X=40>
TRICK: you can fool the system into implementing
a negative value for moving objects up or left by subtracting your offset from
65536. Thus, 65535 will shift the graphic by one pixel to the left. 65534 moves
it two pixels.
A tag can follow text on line, but will always be placed at the
far left edge unless it's manually shifted to another location. Any text
following a tag, however, will always appear on a line below the tag object.
Since the relative position of a tag definition in the line of text does not
affect the tag object's placement, always place tags at the end of the line. To
make text appear to the right of a tag object, insert the text before the tag
definition, but leave space for where the tag object should go, and use the X
parameter value to place the tag object in the correct location.
§
TEALPAINT
Inserts a TealPaint picture, or even a
subrectangle of pixels from a picture. Using subrectangles, you can use memory
efficiently by packing multiple graphic elements into single TealPaint images
and extract them individually to display in different parts of a document.
To create TealPaint pictures, use TealPaint
or the Windows program TealPaint Image Manager that comes with
TealPaint. For the images to appear properly both the document file and image
database must be loaded properly.
The SRC parameter defines the name of the
Image Database to use. This is the name of the file as it appears on the
PalmPilot, (as in TealPaint) not necessarily the name of the file on the PC.
You define the subrectangle to grab using
the parameters SX,SY,WIDTH,and HEIGHT. If you omit these, the whole source
image will be grabbed. This will be placed into the document on the current
line at the left edge, unless the X and Y parameters are used to offset the
image to the right and downwards.
Required Parameters:
SRC
Name of the source image database containing the picture.
Optional Parameters:
IMAGE
Image number in the database of the image to use
WIDTH
Width, in pixels, of the rectangle to grab (multiple of 8)
HEIGHT
Height, in pixels, of the rectangle to grab
SX
Horizontal offset of subrectangle to grab (multiple of 8)
SY
Vertical offset of subrectangle to grab
X
Horizontal screen offset from left edge to place image (multiple of 8)
Y
Vertical screen offset from current line to place image
Example:
<TEALPAINT SRC="Pictures"
IMAGE=0>
§
HRULE
Inserts a horizontal ruled line into the
document. This is useful for dividing parts of a document in a way that works
independent of the current font setting.
Optional Parameters:
WIDTH
Width (length), in pixels, of the line (default 160)
HEIGHT
Height (thickness), in pixels, of the line (default 2)
X
Horizontal screen offset from left edge (default 0)
Y
Vertical screen offset from top of current line (default 4)
STYLE
"OUTLINE" or "SOLID" (default)
Example:
<HRULE STYLE=OUTLINE>
§
LINK
Inserts a link button into the document
that can be pressed to jump elsewhere into the document or into another
document.
You typically define a button by naming it
using the TEXT parameter.
Place a
uniquely-named LABEL object (described below) elsewhere in the document where
the LINK object will jump, and set the TAG parameter to the LABEL’s name. If
you wish to link to another document, the FILE parameter should also be defined
to reference the name of the other document. You can also link to the name of a
TealInfo folio, if TealInfo is installed. Note that the parameter is
case-sensitive, and must exactly match the name of the FILE as it appears on
the PalmPilot.
The TAG used to mark a document must be
unique from any text within the document, as a standard 'find' command is used
to locate the tag after a link is selected. By default, this search begins at
the top of a file and proceeds downwards. You can optimize the search by using
the START parameter to start the search elsewhere in the document, and the DIR
parameter to search backwards, if appropriate.
Optional Parameters:
TEXT
Text to draw within the button (default 'link')
FONT
Font 0 (normal), 1 (bold), or 2 (large) to use for the text
WIDTH
Width (length), in pixels, of the line (default 160)
HEIGHT
Height (thickness), in pixels, of the line (default 2)
X
Horizontal screen offset from left edge (default 0)
Y
Vertical screen offset from top of current line (default 4)
FILE
Name of document or folio to jump to (default = current doc)
TAG
Name of label to find
START
Position in document (0-100) percent to initially seek or CURRENT.
DIR
Find direction: "FORWARD" (default) or "REVERSE"
STYLE
"BOX" (default), "UNDERLINE", or "BARE"
Example:
<LINK TEXT="Press Me" TAG="Contents"
FILE="My Novels">
§
HEADER
Adds a text header in the specified text
and options. (New for 2.5)
This option is designed to be used to
create topic headers with specified justification much like the HTML
<H1>...etc tags. Note that when justifying, alignment is relative to the
X coordinate, if specified. For instance, if right justification is used, the
text is rendered so the right edge of the text lines up onto the X coordinate.
Optional Parameters:
TEXT
Text to draw for the header
FONT
Font 0 (normal), 1 (bold), or 2 (large) to use for the text
X
Horizontal screen position
Y
Vertical screen offset from top of current line (default 0)
STYLE
"NORMAL" (default), "UNDERLINE", or "INVERT"
ALIGN
"LEFT" (default), "RIGHT", or "CENTER"
Example:
<HEADER TEXT="Contents"
ALIGN=CENTER STYLE=UNDERLINE>
§
BOOKMARK
Adds a bookmark at the current location
when a bookmark autoscan is done
This option provides a way to insert
invisible bookmarks in a file. It's similar to the standard method of inserting
a marker at the end of the file, but both the marker and bookmark name are not
normally visible in the file.
Optional Parameters:
NAME
Name of the bookmark to add.
Example:
<BOOKMARK NAME="Contents"
>
·
LABEL
Inserts nonprinting text into a document to
be used as a target for a link.
Required Parameters:
NAME
Name of this label
Example:
<LABEL NAME="Contents">
Release 3.47 May 29, 2000
Added
support for Palm OS 3.5
Added
support for basic text printing through TealPrint
Added
support for side-by-side link and graphic objects
Added
support for remapping color images when viewing on a monochrome device
Added
support for running in grayscale mode (for color TealPaint images)
Added
"Move list to category" menu item
Added
individual local/public format item in doc details dialog
Added
preselect of "find" text
Added
support for enhanced "find-hack" replacements using system find
routines
Added
Backdrop EZ compatibility in drawing routines
Added
NT and long file name support to encoding utility
Added
support for protected documents keyed to a Hotsync User Name
Added
support for finding text in header tags
Added
color icon for Palm IIIc
Removed
reverse decoding feature in TlEncode; modified keys so new encoded docs are not
reversible
Rearranged
menus for better consistency
Fixed
detecting documents in Visor flash
Fixed
crash changing categories in flash memory
Fixed
crash changing document type with Visor flash
Fixed
double-draw when changing categories
Fixed
overdraw of autoscroll controls after exitting when autoscroll is on
Fixed
crash reading documents with a trailing long HTML tag
Fixed
crash reading documents with bad seek tables created by Mobibook utilities
Fixed
global find bug looping when more than one page of hits
Release 3.03 11/15/99
Updated
for future palm device compatibility
Release 3.02 10/28/99
Added
support for PalmOS 3.0+ large-sized font
Added
menu to delete folio from document browsing screen
Added
'back' button to document browsing screen to return to last position
Added
small icon for list view
Added
future OS compatibility code ;)
Added
abort for search operations using any hardware button
Added
backup buddy certification (restores modification date)
Added
support for OS 3.1+ OpenDB command (for Launcher III, etc)
Fixed
All-to-public and All-to-Local to leave modification date on unchanged docs.
Fixed
low memory condition of not enough memory to allocate bookmark list
Fixed
deleting and renaming of docs after opening a doc in flash
Release 2.80 4/12/99
Fixed
Crash changing category or renaming docs in flash memory
Fixed
Crash changing category when in PIC mode
Fixed
Crash from searching for too many characters
Fixed
Misnaming of initial categories in initial install
Fixed
Missed tags, crashes, with docs with too many contiguous tags
Fixed
Crash opening raw docs created in QED
Release 2.75 1/3/99
Added
indicator in doc selection screen for last doc read
Added
seek feature in document selection screen with graffiti stroke
Added
support for encoded, password-protected documents
Added
TLENCODE.EXE encoder utility for creating protected documents
Added
support for imbedding quotation marks in link and header text
Added
text selection after global find
Increased
number of links/buttons on screen at any one time
Fixed
crash opening an empty document
Fixed
global find to observe Private Document settings
Fixed
restoriing of a Private Documents after secret records are hidden
Fixed
preferencs page from resetting checkmarks
Fixed
NULL form reference for emulator compatibility
Fixed
field length warning for emulator compatibility
Fixed
updating of scroll percentages when scrolling with menu shortcuts
Fixed
category-selection crash
Release 2.60 6/1/98
Added
BOOKMARK tag for hidden bookmarks
Release 2.50 6/1/98
Added
START=CURRENT option to LINK tag
Added
STYLE=UNDERLINE and STYLE=BARE options to LINK tag
Added
HEADER tag for stylized text headers
Added
document-renaming option to selection list
Added
document name to doc-delete confirmation
Added
right-justify preferences option for future Hebrew support
Document
list position is now maintained after viewing document
Disabled
autoscroll buttons on Font/Find panel
Fixed
category selection bug to preselect correct category
Fixed
text clipping when image database is missing
Release 2.20 4/27/98
Sorts
document list more quickly
Made
Sorting an optional preference item
Release 2.10 4/13/98
Alphabetizes
documents list
Show
warning if not enough memory to set category
Fixed
bug where links all use the same font
Fixed
crash when listing Pics if Pilot has at least 1 empty and 1 non-empty database
Release 2.02 4/5/98
Fixed
crash listing empty TealPaint databases
Fixed
crash on global find when not in TealDoc
Updates
list correctly after setting preferences
Release 2.00 3/20/98
Added
"TEALPAINT" Tag for imbedding images into TealDoc documents
Added
"HRULE" Tag for adding horizontal ruled lines into TealDoc documents
Added
"LINK" Tag for adding hypertext functionality
Added
"LABEL" Tag for adding hypertext functionality
Increased
speed of document list creation
Added
optional support for Global "find" command
Auto-Activates
cursor in text fields, including search
Fixed
Find-Last menu
Fixed
bug preventing setting documents to last category
Release 1.20 2/11/98
Added
powerful new manual bookmark scan control
Added
option to convert document files to/from TealDoc format
Added
"force single-space" option to preferences
Safely
backs up documents, ignoring those in Flash Ram
Added
Graffiti shift indicator to forms with text entry
Release 1.12 1/30/98
Allows
selecting categories in "all" mode
Fixed
up/down scroll keys in choose list
Faster
listing of files in choose list
Added
"backup" option to Doc Details
Added
"backup all" and "backup none" menu items
Fixed
bug in listing flash ROM files
Release 1.10 1/29/98
Added
hold-pen to scroll
Added
Private document support
Added
Support for Flash Rom (Read-Only) Documents
Added
Support for definable embedded category markers (defined at end of file)
Added
support for uncompressed document files
Fixed
crash when performing an empty search
Fixed
crash when enter registration key on some systems
Fixed
crash when adding bookmarks on some systems
Fixed
error trying to set document to 'all' category
Initial Release 1.00 1/27/98
Manual by Vince Lee, Tex Tennison, and Diane Dybalski
TealDoc by TealPoint Software
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All Rights Reserved.
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form is provided for your convenience. You may use this form or simply send the
following to the address above.
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HotSync
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main screen of the HotSync application on the PalmPilot as "Welcome
________" or in the corner on a PalmIII or newer device)
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