CnMBook User Manual - KMS Components

CnMBook
User Manual
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Contents
1 Product Overview………………………………………………………………3
2 System Overview………………………………………………………………4
3 Hardware Overview……………………………………………………………4
4 Quick Start………………………………………………………………………5
1. Internet Access………………………………………………………6
2. Email Box…………………………………………………………………10
3. Instant Communication…………………………………………17
4. Word Processor………………………………………………………21
5. E-table………………………………………………………………………27
6. E-Dictionary………………………………………………………………30
7. PDF Viewer………………………………………………………………32
8. E-book Reader…………………………………………………………33
9. Xip Flash Player………………………………………………………36
10. Video On-Line…………………………………………………………38
11. Multimedia Player…………………………………………………40
12. Image Browser………………………………………………………43
13. Calculator………………………………………………………………45
14. Using Paint Brush……………………………………………………46
15. Calendar…………………………………………………………………48
16. File Manager……………………………………………………………53
17. Network Dial-up………………………………………………………56
18. Software Manager……………………………………………………63
19. System Settings………………………………………………………66
GNU General Public License…………………………………………………71
Warranty & Support…………………………………………………………………74
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1 Product Overview
The CnMBook is designed for communication and digital multimedia entertainment by accessing the
Internet through a broadband terminal which is affordable and has low power consumption. In addition to
a variety of multimedia entertainment and high-speed broadband Internet access functions, the
CnMBook can be used for other purposes, such as the e-book reader, picture browser, Flash player,
instant communication, e-dictionary, MP3 player, game simulator and PDA. Also, it provides the user
with personalised desktops and because of its secure Linux based Operating System It can be used
without the threat of viruses and malware
Main Features
— 7” TFT-LCD True color display
— Broadband Internet access
— Highly secure virus and spyware free Linux OS
— All kinds of application software packages
Enriched experience
— Internet surfing, information searching and news reading
— Instant online communication with family, friends or classmates
— Download and enjoy Music
— Picture and image sharing
Office assistant
— Office software package
— E-mail receiving and sending management
— Daily work plan and management
— PDF viewer
— E-book reader
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2 System Overview
The CnMBook, is highly portable & compact in its design, with good performance, adaptability and
robustness. The CnMBooks optimised Linux based operation system ensures optimum performance
with the minimum system resources.
3 Hardware Overview
◆ Processor: XBurst 400 MHz 32-bit CPU
◆ Display: 7” 800 x 480 true-color LCD
◆ RAM: 128M RAM
◆ Storage: 2GB NAND Flash
◆ USB port: 3 extensible USB ports
◆ External storage: SD card slot
◆ Input device: standard keyboard and touchpad
◆ Network access: WiFi, 10/100MB Ethernet interface, ADSL, 3G (via supported USB modem)
Appearance
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4 Quick Start
1. Power on or power off the CnMBook through its I/O power button.
2. Acquaint yourself with the desktop: The desktop is divided into 4 areas: the menu, application area,
taskbar and the clock.
3. Open an application:
Move the cursor to the desired application icon, and click to open the related application.
Notes:
● To use the CnMBooks resources effectively, you can only open up to 3 applications at the same time.
● To open a minimized application from the task bar, click the icon of that application.
4. To move between different Program Groups on the desktop i.e. Internet and Work, click on the Menu
Tabs at the top of the screen.
5. Task manager: Click the task manager icon on the toolbar. On the displayed prompt box,
select the application to be closed, and then click kill to stop this application. To go to this application,
click Jump to. To exit the task manager, click Close.
6. Power off: Click the power-off icon on the desktop. On the displayed prompt box, click OK to exit
the system. To go back to the system, click Cancel.
Power-off button Task manager
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Menu
Application area
Clock

1. Internet Access
Internet access is via a version of the Firefox web browser. This browser allows you to open multiple
pages in the same window and does not limit the number of pages you can have open. This browser is
designed to use only a relatively small amount of system resources to allow it to work as fast as possible.
Its major functions include webpage browsing, webpage saving, viewing online video, and opening
pictures or files.
(1)To open the Web Browser, click the Web Browser icon on the desktop, as shown in Figure 1:
Toolbar Menu Bar Address bar Minimize Close
(2) Enter the web page address to be visited in
Figure 1
(the address bar)
For example http://www.google.com. The homepage of Google is opened in the window, as shown.
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(3) You can open multiple web pages in the Web Browser, but only the currently browsed window is
displayed. To create a window, select File→ New tab in the menu. To switch between different tab
pages, click the related tab. The tab-browsing interface is shown in Figure 3:
Figure 3
To close the current tab page, select File→ Close tab in the menu.
To close the Web Browser, select File→ Close window in the menu.
(4) To save the favorite web page in the desired mode, select File→ Save page as in the menu, as
shown in Figure 4. Enter the file name to be saved, select the saving directory, and click the
button to save the file.
Figure 4
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(5) To remove any personal or private information stored in the Web Browser, there is a function called
Clear Private Data which is available on the Tools menu. Select Tools→ Clear Private Data in the
menu, this will display the window shown in Figure 5. Check the boxes for the data to be cleared, and
click the Clear Private Data Now button to clear the personal private information.
Figure 5
(6) The bookmark management function of Web Browser is the same as the My Favorites function of
Internet Explorer. To open the bookmark manager, select Bookmarks→ Organize Bookmarks in
the menu. With this function, you can a bookmark the current page or manage any existing
bookmarks.
(7) You can watch flash programs online by using the Web Browser. When you browse pages with flash
programs on, they will be displayed (as long as the Flash movie is compatible). You can click to play
the flash program, as shown in Figure 6:
Figure 6
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(8) To obtain the help information for the Web Browser, select Help→ Help Contents in the menu, as
shown in Figure 7.
Figure 7
For more information about Web Browsing, visit http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/.
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2. Email Box
Email Box is a client email receiving and sending manager, which is as easy to use as Outlook.
1) Click to the Email Box icon to open the application on the desktop, as shown in Figure 1:
Figure 1
This screen will be displayed the first time Email Box is run, click on to enter the Email
Box as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2
Click on this popup, to enter the Account Preferences where the settings for all email
accounts are stored, as shown in Figure 3. Set your email account settings using information provided
by your email service provider.
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Figure 3
2) For example, set the account Djlhq@163.com to connect to a service provider called 163.com, as
described below:
① Fill in the following content on the Basic tab page of the Preferences, as shown in Figure 4.
Name of this account: anywhere (you can fill your desired name)
Full name: Djlhq
Mail address: Djlhq@163.com (the email account address to be managed by using Email Box)
Protocol: POP3 (the incoming mailbox to connect to is POP3 for this account with 163.com)
Server for receiving: pop.163.com (the server address of the POP3 server used by 163.com)
SMTP server (send): smtp:163.com (the server address of the smtp server used by 163.com)
User ID: djlhq (the Username of the account with 163.com)
Password: ****** (the Password of the account with 163.com)
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Figure 4
② Fill in the following content on the Receive tab page of the Preferences, as shown in Figure 5.
Check Filter messages on receiving (you can select this if needed).
Default inbox: inbox (the default inbox; you can also select another one if required)
Check ‘Get all’ checks for new messages on this account.
Figure 5
③ Fill in the following content on the Send tab page of the Preferences, as shown in Figure 6.
Check SMTP Authentication (SMTP AUTH) (this option must be selected, because SMTP is used
to send emails with this account).
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Authentication method: Automatic
User ID: djlhq (the Username of the account with 163.com)
Password: ****** (the Password of the account with 163.com)
Figure 6
④ Fill in the following content on the Compose tab page of the Preferences, as shown in Figure 7.
Direct input: djlhq@163.com
Fill in the relevant email addresses in Cc, Bcc and Reply-To as needed. In this example no email
address is filled in.
Figure 7
⑤ Fill in the following content on the SSL tab page of the Preferences, as shown in Figure 8.
Check don’t use SSL under POP3.
Check don’t use SSL under SMTP.
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Figure 8
⑥ Fill in the following content on the advanced tab page of the Preferences, as shown in Figure 9.
Check Specify SMTP Port: 25 (SMTP port 25 is used for the 163.com email box. You can enter a
different port number if your email server requires this).
Check Specify POP: 110 (POP port 110 is used for the 126 email box. You can enter a different port
number if your email server requires this).
Check Put sent massage in, and then click to select the location for saving the sent email.
The folder that sent email will be stored in is set here.
Check Put draft massage in, and then click to select the location for saving the draft email.
The folder that draft emails will be stored in is set here.
Check Put queued massage in, and then click to select the location for saving the queued email.
The folder that outgoing email will be stored in is set here.
Check Put deleted massage in, and then click to select the location for saving the deleted email.
The folder that deleted email will be stored in is set here.
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Figure 8
All the relevant settings for the email box djlhq@163.com have now been set. Click
3) The saved account information has now been setup and can be edited again at any time as shown in
Figure 10.
Figure 10
The Edit accounts window displays any accounts which have been setup and allows them to be edited.
You can click on this interface to add an account, click to edit an existing account,
click to delete an existing account, click and to sort the existing accounts,
and click use the selected account as the default account.
(4) To enter the main interface of Email Box, click on the interface in Figure 10, this will bring
you to the main email application screen shown in Figure 11.
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Figure 11
To download new email for your account, just set, click or on the menu bar, this
retrieves any messages from your email server as shown in Figure 12.
Figure 12
To cancel the ongoing operation of receiving email, click on the interface in Figure 12.
Now, you have a general idea about how to use the Email Box client. Email Box is used in the same way
as Outlook. If you are an Outlook user, you will become familiar with Email Box very quickly.
For more information about Email Box (also known as Sylpheed), visit http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/en/.
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3. Instant Communication
Instant Messaging is an instant communication tool, which enables multiple persons to communicate
with each other at the same time. It provides access to all the most commonly used Instant Messaging
networks.
1. Configuring AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) with Pidgin
1) Click to icon named Xip Chatting to open Pidgin.
a) Click Accounts →Add/Edit to display the window as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1
b) Click the Add button on the interface in Figure 1, to display the Add Account window, as shown in
Figure 2. Configure as follows:
■ Protocol: AIM
■ Screen name: Your AIM user name (excluding the symbol @ or network domain)
■ Password: To increases the security, you are recommended to leave this field null. To log in
automatically, enter your password.
■ Local alias: Leave this field null.
■ Remember password: To let Pidgin remember your password, check this box (after this option is
selected, the system will not prompt you to enter the password
when you log in to the system).
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C) Click Save to save the setting.
Figure 2
Congratulations! Now, you can connect to the AIM service using Pidgin.
2. Configure Google Talk (XMPP) within Pidgin
a) Open Pidgin.
b) Click Accounts→ Add/Edit to display the window as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1
1. Click the Add button on the interface in Figure 1, to display the Add Account window, as shown in
Figure 2 and Figure 3. Configure as follows:
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■ Protocol: Google Talk
■ Screen name: Your Google Talk username (excluding the symbol @ or network domain)
■ Domain: gmail.com
■ Resource: Gaim
■ Password: To increase the security, you are recommended to leave this field null. To log in
automatically, enter your password.
■ Local alias: Leave this field null.
■ Remember password: To let Gaim remember your password, check this box (after this option is
selected, system will not prompt you to enter the password when you log in to the system).
Figure 2
1 Click the Advanced tag, and configure
as follows on this tab:
Connect port: 5222
Connect server: talk.google.com
Proxy Options: Use Global Proxy Settings
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2 Click Save to save the setting.
Figure 3
Congratulations! Now, you can connect to the Google Talk service using Pidgin.
For more information on configuring your instant messaging service please check your service
providers’ web site for configuration information. For more information about Pidgin visit
http://www.pidgin.im/.
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4. Word Processor
Xi p Word is a word processing package based on Open Office. It can work with almost all the most
common
types of documents which are available including Word documents (Word 97, 2000, XP, 2003).
(1)
Click the Xip Word icon on the desktop to open the Xip Word program. Select File→Open from the
menu, and then select and open the desired file on the displayed interface, as shown in Figure 1.
Menu Bar
Number of
pages
Figure 1
(2) Xip Word supports the following file formats:.doc,.abw,.awt,.dot,.rtf..txt,.zabw,.htm,.html and.xht. You
can also save your file in these formats.
(3) After entering the relevant content in the word area, you can select Edit→ Undo in the menu to
cancel the operation you just performed, or select Edit→ Redo in the menu to redo the operation you
just canceled. With Xip Word, you can select Cut, Copy and Paste to perform relevant operations. To
search the relevant content, select Edit→ Find in the menu. To replace the found content, select
Edit→ Replace in the menu.
Toolbar
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Minimize Close
Status bar

(4) To set the required display
mode for Xip Word and whether the toolbar and status bar should be
displayed, select View in the menu. To enter the full screen display status, press F11 or select
View→Full Screen in the menu. To zoom in or zoom out, select View→Zoom in the menu.
(5) Make the edited file neater
● to add a page header and a page footer to the file, select Insert→ Header (Footer) in the menu.
● to add a background or a background to the file, select Format→ Page Background in the menu.
● to ins ert a picture into the file to illustrate the file, select Insert → Picture in the menu.
(6) Table usage
in Xip Word
● to insert a table or insert a row and a column in the original table, select Table→Insert in the menu.
● to delete a table, a row, a column, select Table→Delete in the menu.
● to select a table, a row, a column or a cell, select Table→Select in the menu.
● to merge cells, select Table→Merge Cells in the menu.
● to split cells, select Table→Split Cells in the menu.
● to convert a table to a text file, select Table→Convert Table to Text in the menu.
● to convert a text file to a table, select Table→Convert Text to Table in the menu.
The
following example details how to edit a file by using Xip Word:
Step 1: Enter Xip Word, and select it. Click Format Align →Center in the menu. Now, the content
will be displayed at the center of the row in the editing area, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure2
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Step 2: Press Enter, and select Format→ Align→ Left in the menu. The cursor will be displayed at the
leftmost
part of this row. Click Table→ Insert→ Table in the menu, to display the window as shown in
Figure
3.
Step 3: Enter 5 in the Number of columns box and 2 in the Number of rows box, and
then click the
Insert button. You can see a table consisting of 2 rows and 5columns in the editing area,
as shown in
Figure
4.
Figure4
Step
4: Now you can enter content in the table. Select the table and right click. On the displayed shortcut
menu, select Font. Here, you can set the font size, type, style
and color (red in this example), as shown
in Figure 5.
Figure3
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Figure 5
Step 5: After the table is prepared, click Insert →Text Box in the menu. The cursor changes to a cross
shape. Drag the cursor downward by pressing the left key of the mouse to make a text box in the editing
area,
as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6
Step
6: You can enter the relevant content or insert a picture in the text area. To insert a picture, select
Insert→ Picture in the menu, select a picture from the
displayed window, and then click the Open
button.
The final result is shown in Figure 7.
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Figure7
Step 7: To perfect the file, click Insert→ Header in the menu to insert a header. Enter the relevant
content, and click in the blank area. You will see a header displayed at the upper right corner, as shown
in Figure 8.
Figure 8
Welcome
Step 8: A simple file is prepared, but it may look better if a background is also added. Xip Word also
provides this function. Select Format→ Page
Background→ Page Image in the menu, and select a
picture
to be inserted from the displayed window. The final result is shown in Figure 9.
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Figure 9
Welcome
Step
9: Now, we have a nice looking document, but you must remember to save the file by selecting
File→ Save in the menu.
Do you want to share this file with others? That’s easy. The printing function provided by Xip Word can
help
you easily. Select File→ Print in the menu, and click the Print button in the displayed window to
print the file. Please
Note: Printer Drivers must be installed for this facility to work.
Now,
you have a general idea about how to use Xip Word, it is used in the same way as Microsoft Word.
If you are a Microsoft Word user, you will become familiar with Xip Word very quickly. For more
information
about Xip Word, please visit http://www.abisource.com.
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5. E-table
Xip
Table is a Spreadsheet program, with the style and functions rather consistent with the current
Microsoft
Excel.
(1)
Click the Xip Table icon on the desktop to open Xip Table, as shown in Figure 1.
Menu Bar Toolbar
Minimize Close
Figure 1
(2)Xip Table provides you with table drawing and powerful data calculation functions,
the following
example
describes how to draw a sales count table using Xip Table.
Step 1: Confirm the area for drawing the table on the interface in Figure 1. Here, A1:E9 is selected.
Step 2: Select the relevant cells and enter data, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2
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Step 3: How to get the sums and averages using the functions provided by Xip Table.
First select the target cell to store the calculation result, insert the function in the target cell, and then
select the area for
calculation, as shown in Figure 3 and Figure 4.
=sum(B4:B6)
=sum(B4:B6)
Target cell
=average(B4:B4)
Calculation area
Figure 3
=average(B4:B4)
Calculation area
Figure 4
Averaging formula
Target cell
Step
4: You can show the sales information in a more visually appealing way by making a pie chart or a
histogram
based on the data in the sales table. Select Insert → Chart in the menu, select the chart type
to be inserted in the displayed dialog box, and then the click
as shown in Figure 5.
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Summation
formula

Figure 5
Now
a pie chart of the sale statistics table is shown.
3) You can draw graphics through the buttons on the toolbar
in the interface of Figure 1. To draw a
rectangle
in the worktable, click the rectangle button on the toolbar. The cursor changes to a cross
sh ape. Drag the cursor by pressing the left mouse button in the worktable to select the area for drawing
a rectangle, then release the mouse button. A rectangle has now been drawn.
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6. E-Dictionary
E-Dictionary
is configurable desktop dictionary software, it comes with English words by default, but
other
language dictionaries can be downloaded and installed within the software.
Lots
of functions are provided, including dictionary downloading, word searching, screen word capturing,
wildcard
query, and fuzzy query.
1) Click the
Dictionary icon on the desktop to open Dictionary, as shown in Figure 1.
2) Enter the word to be searched in on the interface in
Figure 1. The window will display the information of the searched word.
3) To get the word that was previously searched, click on the toolbar on the interface in Figure 1.
4) To get the previous word and the next word of the current word in the word in the left word list, click
and respectively on the toolbar on the interface in Figure 1.
5)To add a dictionary, click on the toolbar, select Manage Dict, and click on the
displayed interface, as shown in Figure 2
Figure 1
When multiple dictionaries are added, the interface will display the information about the searched word
in all the directories, You can select a proper dictionary as needed, Click on the interface
in Figure 1 to display all the loaded dictionaries, and select the required dictionary.
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Toolbar
Minimize
Close

Figure
2
6) Check on the main interface of Dictionary, to change it into . Dictionary will enter the
screen word capturing status, and you can select a word by using the cursor in other windows.
Double click or highlight a word. A floating window will pop up near the word, to display the meaning
of the word.
7) To query a word, you can enter the character string ” * ” and “?” as a wildcard for matching. Here, “ * ”
indicates any multiple characters, and “?” indicates a character. Press Enter, to display the word that
matches this rule in the left list box, This method can be used to query all the matched words. You
can find the queried word in the left list box, as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3
8) If you are uncertain about the exact spelling of a word, try the fuzzy query function of Dictionary, if the
entered word is incorrect, Dictionary will provide the matching result of similar words in the list box.
To display the meaning of the previous word or the next word in the meaning display list box, click
or on the toolbar.
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7. PDF Viewer
PDF
Viewer is a PDF file viewer, which helps you to fast view the PDF file and can print and manage the
viewed
PDF file.
1) To open the program, click the PDF Viewer icon on the desktop. Click File→ Open in the menu,
select a file, and click the Open button. The displayed interface is shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1
2) To save a copy for the opened PDF file, select File →Save a copy in the menu.
To open the Print manager, select File →Print, you can set the relevant option of the printer,
and then
click the Print button to complete printing.
3) Setting your PDF Viewer interface
To set if the toolbar, status bar and index are displayed on the current interface, select the View menu
option. To zoom out the PDF file, select the Zoon option under the View menu option. To rotate the
file to the right (left), click View→Rotate Right(Left) in the menu. To enter the full screen display
status, press F11 or select View →Full Screen in the menu.
4) Fast checking of a PDF file
Menu Minimize Close
To fast find the desired content, select Edit→Find in the menu, or select the Page option on the
toolbar to rapidly go to the desired page.
5) To obtain the help information of PDF viewer, select Help→About in the menu. Click the following
//www.emma-soft.com/project/epdfview.
Toolbar
address in the displayed window to enter the PDF Viewer website for more help information: http:
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8. E- book Reader
As an e-book reader, FB Reader can be used to read e-books in formats such as fb2, html, chm, rtf,
plucker, zip, tar, gzip
and bbzip2, its simplified interface provides powerful functions. After FB Reader is
opened, the main interface will detail FB Reader.
1) Click the
FB Reader icon on the desktop to display the interface, as shown in Figure 1.
Content
display
progress
bar
The
interface in Figure 1 displays the information about FB Reader to enable the user to learn more
about FB Reader. The interface displays the content display
progress and the current system time.
2) Click the
shown in Figure 2. This interface is used to perform relevant settings for the file to be opened. You
can select relevant options as needed.
Figure 1
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Minimize Close
System
time
button on the interface in Figure 1. to display the option interface of FB Reader, as
Figure 2

On the interface in Figure 2, you can set the font, Color, font size, margin, scrolling bar and other
aspects
of the opened e-book.
3)Click the button on the interface in Figure 1. and select the e-book path and e-book to be read.
Here, my document/ my file / FB reader / myman-5.0.3-alpha.chm
is opened, as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3
Click myman-5.0.3-alpha.chm on this interface, to display the Book Info interface, as shown in Figure 4.
The Book Info interface introduces some related information of the e-book.
Figure 4
No
settings are changed here, click the button on the interface in Figure 4. Now you can read the
content
of myman-5.0.3-alpha.chm, as shown if Figure 5.
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①Click the button to display the related information of
the currently opened e-book.
②Click
the button to search the related information in the currently opened e-book.
⑤Click
the button to go back
⑥Click the button
to list the recently opened e—book list.
⑦Click
the button to list the tree structure of the book library.
The
usage of FB Reader is only briefly detailed here, Please take some time to grasp how to use it in
practice.
Figure 5
③Click the button to the initial location of the opened e-book.
④Click the button to go back
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I page in total: the
content of page 1 is
being displayed
Current system time

9. Xip Flash Player
As
a flash player, Sip Flash Player is used to play flash animation. The Xip Flash Player of the CnMBook
has
three play modes: normal, low quality and half size.
1) Click the Xip Flash Player icon on the desktop to open Xip Flash Player, as shown in Figure 1
Menu Bar Minimize Close
Figure 1
2) Select File →Open in the menu on the interface in Figure 1. to display
a dialog box. Select the flash
file to be played, and then click the button in the dialog box to play the flash file, as
shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2
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3)To play the flash file in the low quality play mode, select Control →Low quality in the menu, as
shown
in Figure 3
Figure 3
4) To play the flash file in the half size play mode, select Control → Half size in the menu, as shown in
Figure
4
Figure 4
5) To stop playing the currently played flash file select File → Close in the menu.
For
more information about Xip Flash player, please visit http://www.xiptech.com.
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10. Video On-Line
VideoOnLine is an easy-to-use and multi-functional online media player which allows you to fully enjoy
what
the Internet offers.
1) Click the Video OnLine icon within Internet on the desktop, the graphical user interface for Video
OnLine
will appear, as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1
2) www.youtube.com has been set as the default searching website for Video OnLine. There is a video
list
in the main window, which will be the most up to date videos available on YouTube. You can type in
keywords to search in the text box in the top right hand corner then click the search button. All videos
fulfilling
the search keywords will be shown in the main window.
3) To play a video which is shown in the main windows list, just double click it. After a short time loading,
it will start playing.
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Figure 2
You can bookmark your favorite movies by highlighting the movie in the list and then clicking the 'Add'
button. This movie will now be listed in the 'Favorite' window in the bottom left hand corner of the screen.
To play that favorite movie, click the 'Favorite' button and you will see the movie you have just added.
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11. Multimedia Player
As a multimedia player, Media Player can be used to play files of mp3, avi, wma and other formats.
1) Click the Media Player icon on the desktop to open the interface, as shown in Figure 1.
Play
Pause
Return to
previous file
2) Simplified playing of multiple types of files
In the past, each type of media file format requires an independent player, and you must download and
configure these players. With Media Player, you need not bother about the configuration of different
players. Media Player can support playing of MP3, WMA, WAV, WMV, asf, avi, mpg, mpge, mp2, mp4.
mov and other video formats
3) Easy customization to satisfy your personal taste
When a movie is playing, you can suspend playing, adjust the volume, or go to your favorite part by
dragging the progress bar, you can even enlarge the picture to the full screen
4) High quality multimedia enjoyment
Go to
next file
Figure 1
Minimize
Progress bar Mute
Close
Play list
Open file
Full screen
display
Media Player can provide the continuous playing even if files with multiple media types are played.
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The following example describes how to operate Media Player.
Step
1: Double click the Media Player icon on the desktop to open the interface as shown in Figure 1
below.
Step 2: Click the button for opening a file to display the file(s) to be viewed, as shown in Figure 2 below.
Step
3: Select a video file, and click the Add button to add the video file to the Selected Files box. If you
can not find the desired file in the folder, click the Movie&Music files button and select All Files, as
shown in Figure 3 below.
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Step 4: Click the Open button to return to the main interface of Media Player. Click the playing button to
play the video file, as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4
Step
5: During the playing process, you can adjust the volume or click the play list button or press “L”
key
to display the play list. Select the video file to be played from the play list, as shown in Figure 5.
Step
6: You can click the play button again to suspend playing, or browse the movie or select the desired
part
by dragging the progress bar. Click the full screen display button to play the movie in the full screen.
Step
7: To exit the full screen display, F11 or ESC.
Figure 5
For
more information about Media Player, please visit http://xinehq.de/index.php/features.
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12. Image Browser
Image Gallery is an image-viewing tool that can be easily operated. It supports a large variety
of image
browsing
functions, including thumbnail generating, zoom-in and zoom-out functions.
1) Click the Image Gallery icon on the desktop to open image Gallery as shown in Figure 1:
File list
Picture list
Toolbar
Figure 1
2) Open the folder where the images are located, and click to browse the images in this folder.
To view the previous image of the currently opened image, click the icon on the
toolbar.
To v iew the next image of the currently opened image, click the icon on the toolbar.
3) As needed, click the / / / icon on the toolbar to zoom in / out / adjusting the image size
to the viewing area or set the image proportion to 1:1.
4) Click the button on the toolbar, or right click and select Delete from the shortcut menu. ON the
displayed dialog box, click the button to delete the file, or click the button
to cancel the delete operation, as shown in Figure 2 below.
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5)To rename an image, click the button on the toolbar, or right click and select Rename from the
shortcut menu. On the displayed dialog box enter the new file name, and click the
button to confirm, or click the button to cancel the operation, as shown in Figure 3
Figure 3
6)To
display the image in full screen, click the button on the toolbar, or right and select Full screen
from the shortcut menu. To exit the full screen display, right click and select Exit Full Screen from the
shortcut menu.
7) Image Gallery supports image editing using other editors. Right click and select the related
option
from the shortcut menu. Open the image in the editing tool and edit it.
8) To set the image as wallpaper, right click and select Set as Wallpaper from the shortcut menu.
9) To play images in the slideshow mode, open an image using
image Gallery, right click and select Start
Slideshow from the shortcut menu.
To pause the slideshow, right click and select Pause Slideshow from the shortc ut menu. To continue
slideshow, select Continue Slideshow from the shortcut menu. To stop slideshow, select
Stop Slideshow
from the shortcut menu.
For more information about Image Gallery, please visit http://ImageGallery.Sourceforge.net.
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13. Calculator
You can use Calculator to perform all the standard operations that can be completed using a handheld
calculator.
Calculator can execute all the basic operations, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication
ad division, as well as functions
of the scientific calculator, like square.
Click
the Calculator icon on the desktop to open the interface, as shown in Figure 1.
1) Executing a simple calculation
Figure 1
Click + for addition, -f or subtraction, * for multiplication and / for division
·Key in the next number for calculation
·Enter the other operators and numbers.
·Click =.
2) Using the numbers stored in the memory
·To store the displayed data, click MS.
·To recall the stored data, click MR
· To add the displayed number to the existing number in the memory,click M+. To check a new number,
click MR.
Display box Menu
·Key in the first number for calculation
·
3) Executing scientific calculation
·Key in a number, and click the SQRT button to get the extraction of this number.
For more information about Calculator, please visit http://galculator.sourceforge.net.
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14. Using Paint Brush
Paint Brush is a drawing tool, which helps the user to create simple or elaborate images. These images
can be black and white or colorful, and saved in the. JPG and. PNG forms. The image can be used as
wallpaper or pasted to another file. The scanned photo can also be checked and edited using the
relevant
function.
To open the program,
click the Paint Brush icon on the desktop. Click the Load new image button on
the toolbar, select a file and click Open, to display
an interface, as shown in Figure1.
Toolbar
1) Creating an image
·
Figure1.
Click the Paint Brush button on the toolbar. By default, you can draw a line by pressing the left key of
the mouse and dragging the cursor.
·Click the round black button in the toolbox.
Click to draw a circle.
·Click the square
black button in the toolbox. Click to draw a square.
·Round and square buttons with different sizes
are available in the toolbox. Click them to draw the
related circles and squares in various sizes.
·Click the Paste Text button on the toolbar,
and key in text in the image.
2) Applying colors
·Select colors from the toolbox to
make your image more colorful.
·Click the fog spot button in the toolbox, to get a spraying effect in the drawing.
·
Click the Flood Fill button on the toolbox to fill color in the selected area.
·To customize your color, click the color button in the toolbar.
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3) Processing an image
·
To select a rectangle area, click Make Selection on the toolbar.
·To specify the area to be displayed, click Pan Window on the toolbar.
·To select the rectangle area to be copied or cut, click Make Selection on the toolbar. Drag the cursor
by pressing the left
key of the mouse to define the area to be copied or cut. Click the Paste button on
the toolbar to paste the area.
·To cancel / redo your operation, click the Undo / Redo button on the toolbar.
For more information about Paint Brush, please visit http://mtpaint.sourceforge.net/rgbpaint.html.
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15. Calendar
Calendar is a scheduling and management program. Its major functions
include event management,
event creating, event saving, event editing, event deleting, event moving and reminding.
Calendar
interface management: time scope setting (day, week, month or agenda) of calendar display.
Content scopes setting (toolbar, calendar,
calendar selector and agenda) of the interface display.
1) Click the
Calendar icon on the desktop to open Calendar, as shown in Figure1.
Menu bar
Toolbar
Figure1
2) Select File → New from the menu, to display the New event dialog box. Enter the events related
items in the dialog box, and click the button to create a new event, as shown in Figure2.
Figure2
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3) Right click the event, and select Save on the shortcut
menu. In the displayed dialog box, enter the file name to be saved, select a saving directory, and click
the button to save the file, as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3
4)
To edit the event, right click on , and select Edit from
the shortcut menu.
5)
To delete an event, right click on ,and select Delete
from the shortcut menu. In the displayed dialog box, click as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4
6) Select Tools → Calendars form the menu, to display the window as shown as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5
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To create a new calendar category, click the button. On the displayed interface, enter the
related
content as prompted, and click the button to save the new calendar category, as
shown
in Figure 6.
Figure 6
7) To edit the calendar category (e.g., My Calendar); click the icon in on
the interface in Figure 6. Perform the relevant modification in the displayed dialog box, and click the
button to save the modification, as shown in Figure 7 below.
8) To delete a calendar category category (e.g. My Calendar), click the icon in
on the interface in Figure6, In the displayed dialog box, click the button to confirm, or
click the button to cancel the operation, as shown in Figure 8.
Figure 8
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9) To set the calendar display time scope, select the relevant items in the View menu, or click the ,
, and buttons on the toolbar, or select the time to be displayed from the toolbar.
1. To display the schedule
of today, click as shown in Figure 9.
Figure 9
To display the schedule
of a week, click , as shown in Figure 10.
Figure 10
1.
To display the schedule of a month, click as shown in Figure11.
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Figure11
2. To display all the schedules, click , as shown in Figure 12.
Figure 12
As described
above, you can use Calendar to manager your complete schedule.
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16. File Manager
File
Manager is a fast and light file manager, which safely keeps files saved in the CnMBook. It provides
a Tabbed Browsing feature, user-friendly interface, and both the icon checking and list check modes. It
can
also display the size of the current folder in list checking mode.
The
following gives you information on how to use File Manager:
1) Click the File Manager icon on the desktop to open File Manager, as shown in Figure1.
Figure1
2) The left pane on the interface in Figures 1 lists the system folders, and the right pane displays the
content in each folder after this folder is opened. Click
in front of folder to automatically
lists other folders contained in this folder, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2
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On the interface in Figure 2, you can see the folder in the left pane contains one folder.
3) In the left pane on the interface in Figure2, click in front of the folder. The
interface automatically lists other folders contained in this folder, as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3
On the interface in Figure 3, you can see the folder contains these folder:
Download, My Favorites, My Files, My Games, My Media and My Photos. The right pane displays
all the folders contained in .
The above information deals with the file management structure of File Manager. The following part
describes
how to operate using File Manager:
1) After you open a folder, you can right click in the right pane, to display an option list. Here, select
Create New → Folder, as shown in Figure 5 below.
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Enter the name of the folder to be created to replace New Folder on the interface, such as anywhere,
and then click OK. A new anywhere folder will be created in the currently opened Download folder, as
shown in Figure 6.
2) To minimize File Manager, click the button on the interface in Figure 1. To close File Manager,
click
the button.
Use
File Manager as described above.
Figure 6
For more information about PCman file manager, please visit http://pcmanfm.sourceforge.net.
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17. Network Dial-up
1) ADSL dial-up setting
Click the Network Dial-up icon on the desktop to open the dial-up setting interface,
as shown in
Figure1.
Account name
used for dialing
Account password
Figure1
Click the button on the interface in Figure 1 to enter the advanced option setting
interface, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2
Fill in the content on the interface in Figure2 according to the actual condition. After making sure all the
settings are correct, click OK. Click the button in the interface in Figure1 to implement
dial-up connection. During the connection, you can click the button to cancel the connection.
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2) Wireless network setting
Click the wireless network application on the desktop to open the wireless network interface, as
shown in Figure1.
Figure 1
It will check the wireless network device and search the wireless network
automatically as show in
Figure2.
Figure 2
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It will list the relevant information currently searched, such as the wireless network name, as shown in
Figure3.
Figure 3
Add or delete a network, and connect a network as follows:
a). On the interface in Figure3, click WLAN Setting, as shown in Figure4.
Figure 4
On the interface in Figure4, select the IP addressing mode (static address or dynamic) and whether to
automatically get DNS, and set the peer network host. Then, click the OK button to return to the
interface shown in Figure3.
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). On the interface in Figure3, click the Preferred Network button, as shown in Figure5.
Figure 5
On
the interface in Figure5, add or delete a network, and set the newly added network. For example,
select the Add buttons. The relevant interfaces are shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6
You can see the Properties interface is used to reset the currently
existing wireless network.
c). After setting the preferred network, click the OK button on the interface shown in Figure 5, to return
to the interface shown in Figure 3.
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d). Now, you can select a network to be connected from the interface shown in Figure 3. When the
selected
network is an encrypted network, the interface shown in Figure 7 will pop up to request you to
enter
the network key to connect to the network.
connection starts. When the connection succeeds, the system prompts
the networks is connected and
the
IP address is being obtained. When the IP address is obtained, the system prompts the network is
connected
and the IP address is , as shown in Figure 8.
disconnect the current network connection.
Figure 7
e). On the interface shown in Figure7, enter the key and click OK to connect the network, then the
* . * . * . * .
Disconnect the currently connected network.
Currently connected network
and obtained IP address.
Figure 8
On the interface shown in Figure8, select the connected network, and then click Disconnect to rapidly
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3) Mobile dial-up setting
4) CDMA dial-up Setting
Click the Mobile Link icon on the desktop to open the wireless dial-up setting
interface, as shown in
Figure
10.
Click the button on the interface
in Figure 9 to enter the advanced
option setting interface,
as shown in Figure 10.
Figure 9
Correctly fill in information in each item on the interface in Figure 9.
Figure 10
Device type
Account name
Account password
Dial-in phone number
Provided by the service
provide
Fill in the content on the interface in Figure 10 according
to the actual condition. After making sure all the
settings
are correct, click OK. Click the button on the interface in Figure 9 to implement
dial-up
connection. During the connection, you can click the button to cancel the connection.
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5) GPRS 3G dial-up setting
Double click the Mobile Link icon on the desktop to open the wireless dial-up setting interface, as
shown in Figure 11.
Figure 11
Correctly fill in the information in each item on the interface
in Figure 11.
Device type
Click the button on the interface in Figure 11 to enter
the advanced option setting
interface, as shown in Figure 12.
Figure 12
Account name
Account password
Dial-in phone number
Provided by the service
provide
Fill in the content on the interface in Figure 12 according to the actual condition. After making sure all the
settings are correct, click the button on the interface in Figure 9 to implement dial-up
connection. During the connection, you can click the button to cancel the connection.
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18. Software Installer
The software installer is
used to add or delete applications. You can only click to install or uninstall a
related
application.
1) Click the software manager application on the desktop, to display an i nterface, as shown in Figure 1.
2) Use the software manager
through a shortcut as follows:
Step.1:
Click or double click the software manager application on the desktop, to display an interface, as
shown
in Figure 1.
Figure 1
Step
2: Click the Add button, to display an interface, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2
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Step 3: Select a .info file (note: the .xap file and .info file must be in the same directory, otherwise the
program
will not find the installation file), and click the Open button, to display the dialog box that
indicates the progress of the installation, as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3
Step 4: The installation progress bar also ap pears. After the progress bar reaches 100%, click the
complete
button to complete the installation. If any error occurs during the installation, the program will
give an error prompt when it starts next time, and you can
complete installation as prompted. The
interface after the installation is completed is shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4
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Step 5: After you click the Finish button, the program is installed at your computer, and the software
manager will display the application related information, as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5
Step 6: If you want to delete the installed program, select it on the panel, and then click the Remove
button at the right lower comer, to display a dialog box, as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6
Step 7: Click the OK button to uninstall the program from
the computer, or click the Cancel button to
cancel
the operation.
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19. System Settings
System settings are used to set the system time, date, network, sound and other items. You can
customize
your CnMBook
The
following part introduces how to set each item.
(1)
Time setting
Click
the Date/Time Setup icon to open the Time and Date Setup interface, as shown in Figure1.
Set the items on the interface in Figure 1 according to the actual date and time. For example, it is
14:46 on March 11 2008, and the time zone is Asia->Aden.
(2) Network
setting
Click the Network Setup icon to open the Network Setup interface, as shown in Figure 2 (1) and
Figure 2 (2).
Figure 1
Figure2(1)
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Figure2(2)
If you set your network according to the above steps, you can normally connect the network by
automatically
obtaining the IP address or setting the static IP address.
Here, you will find the DHCP Server option on the interface
in Figure 2 (1) which wasn’t previously
covered.
Check the DHCP Server option, and click the button
to perform the relevant setting, as
shown in Figure 3 (1)
and Figure 3 (2).
Figure 3(1)
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Server has started, check if the DHCP Server option is selected. If it is selected, then the DHCP
Server has started working, and you can allocate an IP address to the user on the same network.
(3) Owner’ s profile
Figure 3(2)
After settings in Figure 3 (1) and Figure 3 (2), the DHCP Server can start. To make sure if the DHCP
Click the Owner’s Profile icon to open the Owner Information setting interface, as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4
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You can set the relevant information according to your favorite and requirement. Here, the user
anywhere
is taken as an example to set the relevant information. The interface is shown in Figure 5.
(4) Sound setting
Figure 5
Click the Sound Setup icon to open the Sound Setup interface, as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 5
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(5) Desktop Template
The Desktop Template enriches your desktop. With this program, you can set the desktop skin,
system language, font
and toolbar as desired.
Click the Desktop Template icon on the desktop to open the subject palette.
The main interface of the program consists of three tab pages: Theme, Language and System Style.
They
are used follows:
On the Theme tab page (Figure 7), you can set different theme skins for the desktop, and add a group
of icons to the background to personalize your desktop.
Check:
The left list displays the available subject skins that are installed in the current system. To learn
about
each theme skin, click the list thumbnail to get information from the big effect image on the right.
Install:
Select a subject skin thumbnail from the left list, and the click the Apply button. The system
displays
“the subject is being installed”. After it is installed, you can find the desktop (including the
background and icon style) takes on an entirely new look.
Customize the system language on the System Language tab page (Figure 8).
The system provides two languages: English and Simplified
Chinese. Select the desired language, and
then
click the Apply button.
Figure 7
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Toolbar style: You can select the icon style on the toolbar,
including the size and type (if a text
description
is added).
Figure 8
The System Style tab page (Figure 9) helps you to personalize the font and toolbar.
Application
font: You can select the favorite font and font size for you application menu.
Figure 9
After
setting the desired style, click the Apply button to validate the setting in real time.
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Warranty Information
This product is covered by a one year warranty, but this excludes the battery which is covered by a six
month warranty.
For all warranty issues please contact your place of purchase.
Support
For support on your CnMBook please visit www.cnmlifestyle.com to find out about frequently asked
questions or to download patches and updates.
Alternatively you can email support@cnmlifestyle.com
with detailed information about the problem you are experiencing.
We hope you
enjoy using your CnMBook
All information is subject to change without notice.
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