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Chapter 12
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SonicStage LE
Differences between the HotSync
operation and the Check-In/Out
procedure .....................................50
Notes on using SonicStage LE ...... 48
On copyright protection ...............49
Restrictions on copyright protection
by OpenMG ..................................55
System requirements ....................12
Transferring songs from CLIÉ
handheld to computer (Check-In). 51
What is “Check-In/Check-Out”?...48
When you are using the OpenMG
Jukebox software .........................14
Sound Utility/Sound Converter
Changing the name of a
sound data .................................184
Deleting sound data ...................184
Menu items ................................186
Playing sound data on your CLIÉ
handheld ....................................182
Setting an imported sound data as
alarm sounds..............................181
Sorting the sound data list .........185
Transferring sound data to your
CLIÉ handheld ............................180
What you can do with Sound
Converter/Sound Utility ..............178
Standard MIDI File Format 0
MIDI file ...................... 178, 180, 185
T
Transfer mode.................................. 27
Troubleshooting............................. 202
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Viewing image files
See “PictureGear Pocket”
Viewing world time
See “World Alarm Clock”
W
WAVE format................. 178, 180, 185
WAV file ............................ 23, 25, 178
Windows 2000
......... 12, 13, 23, 30, 54, 139, 196, 198
Windows Me
.............................12, 13, 30, 196, 198
Windows XP
.... 12, 13, 18, 23, 28, 30, 56, 71, 179,
196, 198
WMA file ............................. 18, 22, 23
WMT.......................................... 22, 23
World Alarm Clock
Menu items ................................163
Setting the clock alarm............... 159
Stopping the alarm.....................162
Viewing world time ....................158
What you can do with World Alarm
Clock ..........................................156