Windows Ce 2 for Dummies

From desktop to laptop to palmtop: Microsoft's newest operating system, Windows CE 2, brings the power of Microsoft Office and the versatility of the Internet to a device that's small enough to fit in your pocket. Incredibly high-tech, yet intended for everyday people and not just computer nerds, CE 2 makes computing more portable than ever. Windows CE 2 For Dummies, the plain-English reference for those new to handheld computing, lets you integrate your palmtop with your desktop, so you can really use this time-saving device to save time. With computer consultant Jinjer L. Simon as your personal expert, Windows CE 2 For Dummies shows you how to Take important Word documents, Excel spreadsheet budgets, or PowerPoint presentations to meetings, conferences, or your home Keep your Windows CE device by your side to organize appointments, tasks, and personal contacts with Schedule+ Get online with your palmtop to send and receive e-mail, participate in online discussions, and access the World Wide Web Transfer files from your palmtop to your desktop, and back up the documents on your Windows CE device, and synchronize your machines to work together. Customize your Windows CE device by personalizing your desktop and adding and removing software and utilities With Windows CE 2 For Dummies, you'll be off and running -- literally -- with your Windows CE device by your side -- or in your pocket.

Jinjer Simon started her computer career in 1984 when she entered college and took her first computer programming class. Since that time, it seems that very little transpires in her life without somehow being associated with a computer. She rarely ventures far without a computer of some type -- which makes her handheld PC such a welcome addition to her life because it gives her the freedom to take a computer everywhere.

In addition to this book, Jinjer is also the author of Windows® CE 2 For Dummies® Quick Reference, published by IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.

Jinjer has worn several hats in the computer industry, ranging from computer programmer to end-user support and documentation development. She currently works as a consultant, designing online computer documentation for Microsoft Windows software, writing user manuals, creating software training guides, and developing Internet Web sites.

Jinjer lives in Carrollton, Texas, a suburb of Dallas, with her husband Richard, and their two children, Alex and Ashley. In her spare time, when she is not writing books or playing mom, she enjoys traveling with her family and scuba diving.