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The guide will be updated regularly, contributions from other users are very welcome. If you have any feedback about this book please contact Chris Lawless via E-Mail on the address below. A˝€›€≠€˝z@≈CIS - 100144,3470INTERNET:100144.3470@COMPUSERVE.COM€≠≠∫€≠ A˝5€≠€˝(@≈Hints & TipsAÌ4U›≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠†@≈Tips and techniques to enable you to use your Newton more effectively. A˝5€≠€˝J@≈ Manipulating Text & Drawings€≠≠∫€≠AÌ›x≈≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠@≈To enable you to manipulate text and drawings the Newton operating system includes gestures for you to select, cut, copy and paste text. These gestures an be used either within an application or to move data between applications using the 'clipboard'. A˝5€≠€˝F@≈Selecting text and drawings€≠AÌp≈›≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠∫@≈The select gesture is widely used in many Newton applications and, once mastered quickly becomes indispensable.To select and item or a number of items hold the stylus on the screen until a 'beep' is heard and the cursor turns into a large circle. Then, without lifting the stylus, draw around the item(s) you wish to select.€≠≠∫€≠A˝€≠H@€≈<ˇˇˇˇ\ΔˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇΔ\°ddPro†Ç†å†õ°ñ†ò°ddPro( ) 9∏, Geneva .ˇ+5TÊ¿)hºÄ)i¿)s-Ä) É@)i‹Ä)sÙ@) J)sa¿)oq)ma¿) e#Ä) y@)tË@)e™)x˜Ä)tfÄ) º@)t+@)o:Ä) ê@)b©Ä)ek@) ¡)sÿ¿)eöÄ)lÛ¿)eµÄ)c)¿)tò¿)eZÄ)d†ô†ó†ú ˇˇˇˇ\Δ`ˇ~d≈Z` [≈ZZ` [»¥Z`b"Z†ç†ÉˇA˝€›ö@≈ Once selected the items will be displayed inverted as show below.€≠≠∫€≠A˝€≠|@€≈pˇˇˇˇ√ˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇ√°ddPro†Ç†åˇˇˇˇˇˇ ˇˇˇˇ√ 1¿ w›w›w›w›0¬°ddPro ˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇ1§†õ°ñ†ò°ddPro(ˇˇˇˇˇˇ ß, Geneva .ˇ+TÊ¿)hºÄ)i¿)s-Ä) É@)i‹Ä)sÙ@) J)sa¿)oq)ma¿) e#Ä) y@)tË@)e™)x˜Ä)tfÄ) º@)t+@)o:Ä) ê@)b©Ä)ek@) ¡)sÿ¿)eöÄ)lÛ¿)eµÄ)c)¿)tò¿)eZÄ)d†ô†ó†ú°ddPro†ç†Éˇ≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠ê@≈Once the selection gesture has been mastered it is possible to us this in conjunction with other gestures to cut, copy and paste as well as formatting text and manipulating drawings.A˝5€≠≠∫€≠Æ@≈Tip:Try using this gesture by selecting areas of text displayed in this book. In addition to selecting by drawing around a section you can also select from start to end. Try starting your select gesture on the 'O' of once in the previous paragraph and draw a diagonal line to the 'S' of drawings. This will select the paragraph.€≠AÌ≈0›≠∫€≠ A˝€›€≠€˝4@≈Cut, Copy & Paste ≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠@@≈Once an item has been selected you are able to cut, copy and paste between applications using Newton's 'clipboard'. The clipboard is an intermediate storage area located around the left, right and top sides of the screen. To cut an item of text and place it on the 'clipboard' simply select the text and drag it to either the left, right or top of the screen. Once on the clipboard an abbreviated form of the item will be displayed. To retrieve the item simply drag it off the clipboard into it's new location which may be in a different are of a note or even in a completely different application.To summarise, select the item:A˝€≠|@€≈pˇˇˇˇ√ˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇ√°ddPro†Ç†åˇˇˇˇˇˇ ˇˇˇˇ√ 1¿ w›w›w›w›0¬°ddPro ˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇ1§†õ°ñ†ò°ddPro(ˇˇˇˇˇˇ ß, Geneva .ˇ+TÊ¿)hºÄ)i¿)s-Ä) É@)i‹Ä)sÙ@) J)sa¿)oq)ma¿) e#Ä) y@)tË@)e™)x˜Ä)tfÄ) º@)t+@)o:Ä) ê@)b©Ä)ek@) ¡)sÿ¿)eöÄ)lÛ¿)eµÄ)c)¿)tò¿)eZÄ)d†ô†ó†ú°ddPro†ç†Éˇ≠∫€≠A˝€›`@≈and drag it to the side of the screen:A˝€≠d@€≈XˇˇˇˇÅ]ˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇ]Å°ddPro†Ç†å°ÿˇˇÄ°÷ˇˇÄ†◊°¥ ˇˇˇˇÅ]"Z†µ°÷ˇˇÄ†◊†Ÿ°÷ˇˇÄ°ÿˇˇÄ†æ†Ÿ†å""" """"""""&"*"."2"6":">"B"F"J"N"R"V"Z†ç°ÿˇˇÄ†ø†Ÿ†◊°ÿˇˇÄ°÷ˇˇÄ†◊°¥"7Z†µ°÷ˇˇÄ†◊†Ÿ°÷ˇˇÄ°ÿˇˇÄ†æ†Ÿ†å"7"7"7 "7"7"7"7"7"7""7&"7*"7."72"76"7:"7>"7B"7F"7J"7N"7R"7V"7Z†ç°ÿˇˇÄ†ø†Ÿ†◊°ÿˇˇÄ°÷ˇˇÄ†◊°¥"RZ†µ°÷ˇˇÄ†◊†Ÿ°÷ˇˇÄ°ÿˇˇÄ†æ†Ÿ†å"R"R"R "R"R"R"R"R"R""R&"R*"R."R2"R6"R:"R>"RB"RF"RJ"RN"RR"RV"RZ†ç°ÿˇˇÄ†ø†Ÿ†◊°ÿˇˇÄ°÷ˇˇÄ†◊°¥"mZ†µ°÷ˇˇÄ†◊†Ÿ°÷ˇˇÄ°ÿˇˇÄ†æ†Ÿ†å"m"m"m "m"m"m"m"m"m""m&"m*"m."m2"m6"m:"m>"mB"mF"mJ"mN"mR"mV"mZ†ç°ÿˇˇÄ†ø†Ÿ†◊"~1-:?8†õ°ñ†ò°ddPro(ˇˇˇˇˇˇ +ˇˇ;;, Geneva .ˇ+7Tf¿)h<Ä)iï¿)s≠Ä) @)i\Ä)st@) )s·¿)oÒ).˘@).Ä).†ô†ó†ú†ç†Éˇ≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠>@≈If you wish to copy rather than cut simply double-tap the item and drag to create a copy. Take care not to lift the stylus after the second tap.€≠A˝5€≠≠∫€≠8@≈Erasing a Rogue CardAÌT≈›≠∫€≠ A˝5€≠‹Í@≈In certain exceptional circumstances a storage card may become corrupt in such a way that your Newton will refuse to accept it. If all attempts to reclaim data on the card fail it can usually be erased using the following method.Use this process with care - all data on the card will be lost!To erase a card simply insert it into the card slot whilst the preference screen on your Newton is displayed.i.e. Open the extras drawer Tap the Prefs icon Insert the card €≠≠∫€≠$AÌÃ›≈Ë›≠∫€≠TAÌê ∞@–`§†0¿P‡p ê ≠∫€≠A˝€›Ê@≈This process should lead to the following dialogue box being displayed allowing you to erase the card.€≠A˝€≠@€≈ˇˇˇˇM”ˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇ”M°ddPro†Ç†åˇˇˇˇˇˇ ˇˇˇˇM” 1J– w›w›w›w›0L“°ddProˇˇˇˇˇˇ 1 Δ†õ°ñ†ò°ddPro&p$ …,&p Espy Sans&p .ˇ+A) )s)t)o)r)a)g)e) )c)a)r)d) )h)a)s) )b)e)e)n) )i)n)s)e)r)t)e)d).†ô†ó†ú°ddProˇˇˇˇˇˇ ˇˇˇˇM”A6íF∑ ˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇH†õ°ñ†ò°ddPro&p$ 5ìEµ(AñE)r)a)s)e†ô†ó†úˇˇˇˇˇˇ ˇˇˇˇM” A6πFÀ ˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇH†å"8Ω "8Δ˜ †ç†ç†Éˇ€≠≠∫€≠ A˝5€≠€˝@@≈Erasing Text or DrawingsAÌd≈›≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠l@≈The most commonly use gesture on the Newton is probable the delete gesture. Put simply all you need to do to delete an item is 'scrub it out' with the pen. in reality some discipline in this gesture make it easier to use. In short you should make sure that the scrub gesture has at least four strokes in it and is rather like a large 'M' or 'W'. Also, ensure that the gesture covers the outer limits of the item to be deleted.For smaller items such as single letters still make four strokes although it is usually necessary for these to overlap.≠∫€≠ A˝5€≠€˝,@≈Capitalisation≠∫€≠AÌ<≈›≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠X@≈It is also possible to change the case of words using a gesture. Drawing a single line in an upward motion through the centre of a selected word or paragraph will put it all into capital letters. Similarly drawing an upward stroke through the beginning of a selected word will capitalise the first letter.The reverse of these gestures, drawing in a downward direction will perform the opposite transformation. A˝5€≠€˝B@≈Moving Data To/From Cards€≠≠∫€≠AÌh≈›≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠T@≈Current Newtons essentially offer two possible storage areas, the internal memory and memory space on a card inserted in the PCMCIA slot. The location in which new items are stored depends upon a check box setting in the card options in extras. If you check the 'Store new items on card' box all new items will be save to the card.This technique can sometimes become confusing depending on how you choose to store your data. It is quite common for users to save all packages on cards but keep all other data (Names, Dates, Notes) in internal memory. In this situation it is quite possible to misplace data on storage cards if you forget to toggle the check box.The simple way to identify where an item is stored is by looking at the folder icon in Names or Notes. A small icon representing a folder is displayed and used for filing in one of your defined folders. If there is a black triangle displayed in this folder the item is stored on a card, if not it is in main memory.In Dates things are not so easy, appointments and to-do entries are saved to the selected location although there is nothing to display the location. The easiest way to track the current locations of your data is using a freeware application called CopyMachine (© 1994, Detlef Beyer). CopyMachine displays a list showing the total number of items on each store and lets you move them back and forth.One other technique for moving a group of items is using the Newton search engine. If you tap find while in Names and enter a common character such as 'a' this will display a list of all matched items. You can then use the envelope icon to move all of these to or from a card.≠∫€≠A˝5€≠≠∫€≠J@≈Operating Systems and Patches€≠≠∫€≠AÌx≈›≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠~@≈This section explains the different levels of hardware ROMs and the software patched applied to them. There are currently three different ROM's available each with it's own software patches.Before discussing the different ROMs and patches it is important to understand the naming convention for the original Newtons. The operating system is numbered by three digits, a major ROM version, secondary level and a software patch level. Therefore a Newton on OS version 1.04 has a physical ROM version 1.0 with a software patch applied to bring it to 1.05.€≠A˝€›@@≈Identifying Your OS LevelA˝€›€≠≠∫€≠z@≈To identify the OS level your Newton has open the extras drawer and tap the Prefs icon. The OS version is displayed at the bottom of the screen.These ROM levels are as follows:€≠≠∫€≠A˝€›$@≈1.00 - 1.05≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠l@≈The original MessagePads had a ROM version 1.00 in them although this was never classed as 'current'. Early MessagePads shipped with a software patch - V1.02 already applied. Soon after this a V1.03 patch was released to cater for some bug fixes, this was quickly superseded by another patch V1.04. The V1.04 patch was current for some time and became the standard OS on many Newton's.After some time with 1.04 a new patch was released for the 1.0 MessagePads, V1.05. The 1.05 patch was widely welcome as it delivered improved handwriting recognition and faster performance from the MessagePad.V1.05 is the latest operating system for MessagePads with the 1.0 ROMs.≠∫€≠A˝€›$@≈1.10 - 1.11≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠é@≈Shortly before the 1.05 release for the 1,0 ROMs a new hardware version 1.1 began to ship in new Messagepads. The 1.1 ROMs shipped with a patch applied to bring them to V1.11. ROM version 1.11 falls between V1.04 and V1.05 in functionality.V1.11 is the latest operating system for MessagePads with the 1.1 ROMs.€≠A˝56@≈ 1.20 - 1.30(344052)€≠AÌ›P≈≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠í@≈With the release of the MP110 a new ROM was launched that, as well as altering functionality, also changed the numbering system.New MP110s ship with an OS version of 1.30(344052), the number in brackets indicating a version number for use by Apple. It was later identified that the 1.30 ROM was in fact a V1.2 ROM patched in software to bring it to the V1.30 level.V1.30 is the latest operating system for MessagePads with the 1.2 ROMs.€≠≠∫€≠A˝5€≠≠∫€≠8@≈Resetting the NewtonAÌT≈›≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠b@≈Essentially there are three levels of reset for the Newton, the latter two should be used carefully as they erase data on your Newton.The three levels of reset are:€≠≠∫€≠A˝5¸@≈1 - Soft ResetIf you open the battery compartment on the back of the Newton you will see a recessed switch marked 'Reset'. Depressing this once with the stylus will perform a 'Soft boot' of the Newton. In the vast majority of situations this will not result in any data loss. it is possible that items created within a few seconds of a reset could feasibly be lost,≠∫€≠AÌ<≈§›≠∫€≠A˝5Ã@≈2 - Cold ResetTo reset the Newton and clear all the data a cold reset can be performed. this will wipe all data and personal settings from your Newton but will leave any operating system patches intact.To perform a cold boot hold the on/off power switch down and depress the reset button. Do not release the power switch until you see a dialog on the screen asking for confirmation. At this stage you have two opportunities to back out before your Newton is wiped. ≠∫€≠AÌ<≈D›≠∫€≠A˝5|@≈3 - Complete BrainwipeThe most complete reset of a Newton removes all information, settings and operating system patches. This is done by removing all of the batteries and leaving it for a few minutes to ensure all is wiped. In order to do this you will need to depress the button that checks batteries are in place to allow you to release the small backup battery. This procedure is not recommended unless absolutely necessary.≠∫€≠,AÌ\≈¥›mƒ›≠∫€≠ A˝5€≠€˝&@≈Easter Eggs€≠AÌ0U›≠∫€≠A˝€›L@≈There are a number of undocumented features or 'Easter Eggs' built into the different versions of the MP. In the main these are fun extras put in by the programmers who created Newton.Some of these are unique to a particular model, some are shared between the different Newton's.≠∫€≠A˝5€≠≠∫€≠\@≈MessagePad 'Classic' & Sharp Expertpad≠∫€≠AÌú≈›≠∫€≠ A˝€›€≠‹-2@≈Lunar Landing Date€≠≠∫€≠ @≈lunarlandA˝€›€≠≠∫€≠T@≈After resetting the MP tap the Undo icon until an error is displayed saying "There is nothing to undo". With this displayed tap the belly button between the scroll arrows to display a list of recent messages. Tapping the first message in the list should display a "Welcome to Newton" dialog, tapping the Info icon will show it's creation date to be 20/7/69 2:35 am, the time the first man landed on the moon.≠∫€≠A˝€›‹-≠∫€≠&@≈About Newton€≠ @≈aboutnewtA˝5€≠≠∫€≠v@≈Write "about Newton" in Notepad, select it and tap Assist. This will run through a gang screen of Newton's creators. .subject 3 name=whereking layout=standardWhere's the King?€≠AÌå›H≈≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠<@≈Write "Find Elvis" in the Notepad, select it and tap Assist. If you watch carefully it will tell you where the last known sighting of the King was.≠∫€≠A˝€›‹-≠∫€≠2@≈Newton Thermometer€≠≠∫€≠@≈thermom≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠4@≈Tapping the clock icon at the left of the status bar displays the current date and time and the battery status. If, instead of tapping you hold the pen on this area the Newton will display the current temperature. It should be noted that this is measured by a sensor within the battery compartment used to control screen contrast and is not necessarily an accurate measure of room temperature.≠∫€≠A˝€›‹-≠∫€≠4@≈Newt Startup Screen≠∫€≠ @≈newtstartA˝€›€≠≠∫€≠J@≈To replace the standard startup screen with a picture of a dancing Newt simply change your country in Prefs to Graceland. To get a better look at the screen enable a password. Bear in mind that having your country set to Graceland can cause some problems with automatic dialling.€≠≠∫€≠A˝€›‹-≠∫€≠"@≈Happy Hour€≠≠∫€≠ @≈happyhourA˝€›€≠≠∫€≠ä@≈With the getting started card inserted write 'Schedule happy hour Fri' in Notes, select it and tap assist. this will schedule a familiar Friday activity with the Apple Assurance People.€≠≠∫€≠A˝5€≠≠∫€≠:@≈Newton MessagePad 110€≠≠∫€≠AÌX≈›≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠*@≈The Newton MessagePad 110 contains some of the existing eggs and some new ones of it's own. The new Easter eggs in the 110 are as follows:€≠≠∫€≠A˝5‹-≠∫€≠.@≈ Startup Screens€≠AÌ›@≈≠∫€≠ @≈110screenA˝€›€≠≠∫€≠@≈The MP110 comes with two alternate startup screens that can be selected. To activate them you need to add either two or three spaces to the end of your first address line in Prefs. Again, activating the password will allow you to see the screens better.€≠A˝€›‹-≠∫€≠$@≈Moon Phases≠∫€≠"@≈moonphases€≠≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠R@≈When in Dates on the MP110 tapping the screen just above the date in the top left corner will display an icon representation of the current phase of the moon.€≠≠∫€≠A˝€›‹-≠∫€≠$@≈Common Eggs≠∫€≠$@≈classiceggs≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠V@≈The MP110 inherits most of it's predecessor's Easter Eggs with the exception of the temperature gauge and the Graceland startup screen.The temperature is no longer accessible as the new screen has no sensor and, due to dialling problems, the Graceland startup screen has been removed.€≠A˝5€≠≠∫€≠:@≈Newton MessagePad 100€≠≠∫€≠AÌX≈›≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠@≈The recent offer of an upgrade for MessagePad 'Classic' owners to the MP100 creates a hybrid Newton with it's own mixture of Easter Eggs. Based on an early message from Conrado Bondoc the situation is as follows:The thermometer egg is still present.The moon phases egg that was new on the MP110 works on the upgraded MP100.The memorial screen from the 'About Newton' egg has been removed.It appears that the 'New Newt is Born' startup screen has been replaced with a 'tapestry-like' screen.A˝5€≠≠∫€≠$@≈MobileCalc≠∫€≠AÌ,≈›≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠‡@≈When using MobileCalc if you select 'About MobileCalc' from the spreadsheet icon the credit screen is displayed. Tapping on the 2nd/3rd letters of the names in the bottom row will display pictures of the designers / developers. A˝5€≠€˝@≈Books€≠≠∫€≠AÌU›≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠&@≈There are currently three main books available related to the Newton, reviews may follow soon but for now here are the relevant details:€≠A˝€›&@≈Newton's Law€≠ A˝5€≠‹h@≈Authors Andrew Gore & Mitch RatcliffePublisher Random HouseISBN 0-679-74647-1This book is an indispensable companion that no Newton owner should be without. It contains hint and tips for getting the best from your Newton as well as interesting and useful about Newton and Newton technology.<AÌ≈|›$≈8›≈¥›≠∫€≠TAÌê ∞@–`§†0¿P‡p ê ≠∫€≠A˝€›,@≈Defying Gravity≠∫€≠ A˝5€≠‹ò@≈Authors Markos Kounalakis Doug Menuez Paul SaffoPublisher Beyond Words PublishingISBN 0-941831-94-9Defying Gravity follows the story of Newton from early on in it's conception. The authors had detailed access to the development enabling them to give a detailed inside view of the creation of Newton technology.<AÌ≈∏›$≈d›≈¨›≠∫€≠TAÌê ∞@–`§†0¿P‡p ê ≠∫€≠A˝5X@≈ Newton Programming with NewtonScriptAÌ›îÖ≠∫€≠ A˝5€≠‹l@≈Authors McKeehan & RhodesPublisher ?ISBN 0-12-484800-1This is the first book about programming the Newton, as yet details are sketchy and availability isn't confirmed.≠∫€≠<AÌ≈L›$≈›≈›≠∫€≠TAÌê ∞@–`§†0¿P‡p ê ≠∫€≠ A˝5€≠€˝0@≈AcknowledgementsAÌDU›≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠@≈It is important to recognise the network of early adopters who give up their time to help and advise new Newton owners.All of the information in this guide has been gathered over several months using the Newton forums on CompuServe. the list of contributors is too long to mention, suffice as to thank all the sysops and members of both the Newton/PIE and Newton Developers forums.€≠ A˝5€≠€˝˙@≈Apple, Macintosh, the Newton Logo, Newton Toolkit and MessagePad are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc.€≠≠∫€≠AÌÿ%›≠∫€≠ A˝5€≠€˝ @≈GlossaryAÌ$U›≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠Ú@≈The glossary forms a reference to commonly used terms both in this book and other Newton related material. This section contains explanations of common acronyms as well as explaining some abbreviations commonly used on on-line services.€≠≠∫€≠A˝€›€≠≠∫€≠"@≈Easter Egg€≠≠∫€≠A˝€›V@≈An 'Easter Egg' is an undocumented feature included by the developers of a product. 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