Installation instructions
Using Battery Bar
Using the Power Bars
Using Program Bar
Using Power Time
Using Power Adjust
Using Power Alert
Using Power Clean
Using Power Light
Using Power Store
Using Power Task
Using Power Start
Using Power Volume
Using Calendar Bar
Using Search Bar
Changing the language
Skinning
Registering
Uninstallation instructions
Further help

Installation
To download Battery Pack Pro to your Pocket PC:

• Double click on the BPPOD.exe or BPPOL.EXE file you downloaded when you tried / purchased Battery Pack Pro.
• Click on the "Extract" button.
• Select "Yes" when prompted to create the directory.
• Select "Yes" to run the program "Setup.exe".
• Installation should begin (you will see the Omega One logo).

When installing onto your Pocket PC, always install to the default directory. Do not install to any other directory (such as on a storage card). Battery Pack Pro uses very little of your Program Memory.

Problems with installation
If you are having trouble installing, try the following:
Make sure you have the latest version of the Microsoft ActiveSync software. To download the latest version, go to http://www.microsoft.com/mobile/downloads.
Find the processor your device uses by going to Start, Settings, System on your Pocket PC (this will always be ARM for Pocket PC 2002 devices). Now open up the c:\OmegaOne\BattPack folder on your PC and you should find a batt.?.cab file, where ? is the name of the processor on your Pocket PC (either SH3, MIPS or ARM). Note, all Pocket PC 2002 & Pocket PC 2003 devices use the ARM processor. Make sure your Pocket PC is connected to your PC and right click on the ActiveSync icon on your PC's toolbar. Select Explore. This will display the My Documents folder on your Pocket PC. Drag the batt.?.cab file from the c:\OmegaOne\BattPack folder window to your Pocket PC folder window. The file you need is now on your Pocket PC. On your Pocket PC select Start, Programs, File Explorer. It should default to your My Documents folder when opening. Tap the batt.?.cab file and it should install.
Problems with reinstallation

If you are having trouble reinstalling a newer version of Battery Pack Pro, or are upgrading from the trial version to the full version you may have trouble with the BattBar.dll file being already in use.

To correct this: Uninstall the current version of Battery Pack Pro. See the Uninstallation instructions for more information.
Install the new version only when uninstallation is complete.

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Starting the Battery Bar
When you install Battery Pack Pro, the Battery Bar should show up automatically. If it doesn't:

• Select Start, Settings, Today, Items.
• In the list on the left find Battery Bar and check it. Note you can move the Battery Bar up and down your Today items by highlighting it and using the Move Up and Move Down buttons.
• Tap OK, then Start, Today.

You should now see the Battery Bar on your today screen.

The Battery Time Remaining display
Since everybody uses their Pocket PC in different ways, the drain on the battery will be different. Battery Bar "learns" how you use your Pocket PC to accurately display the battery time remaining for how you use your device. After a certain time it will start displaying battery time remaining. Over the next few days of use the time remaining display will steadily get more and more accurate.

Note: if you usually keep your Pocket PC fully charged all the time it may take Battery Bar longer to generate an accurate battery time remaining figure. In this instance, let your Pocket PC discharge a little (down to 50-60% battery life) once or twice.

Manufacturers advertise their Pocket PC will operate for a certain amount of hours from a full charge. You will most likely find the Battery Time Remain display will be a lot lower than this figure. This is because your Pocket PC drains the battery even when it is "off" (actually in standby mode). Battery Time Remain only measures the time you are using your Pocket PC (the time that is the most important to you!).

Tapping the items on the Battery Bar
When tapped, many of the icons and text on the Battery Bar link to other useful functions, or change how the Battery Bar information is displayed. If you are experiencing problems getting to these functions, you may need to realign your screen. To do this, tap Start, then Settings, then Align.

What happens when you tap an area is described in the Understanding the Battery Bar section.

Understanding the Battery Bar display
The Battery Bar is split up into 6 separate areas:

Folder / Battery icon
Tap this icon to:

• Swap Batteries - when the battery is swapped, tap here to help the Battery Time Remain feature recalibrate itself for each battery.
• Display the Power Store application.
• Display Battery Bar settings.
• Display this help file.

Settings / Help Icon
On the right hand side of the Battery Bar the yellow settings icon allows access to the Battery Bar settings. The blue help icon views this help information.

Display Banks
Between these icons various information can be displayed including battery, memory, storage card, backlight, clock, network usage and time zone information.

Each piece of information is the same size so can fit into one of the 6 display banks that can be seen on the Battery Bar. To alter which information is displayed in which bank, see Battery Bar Settings.

The following information can be seen in these display banks:

Battery information
The battery slider shows how much battery life is left on your Pocket PC. Under normal conditions the display shows the battery icon, a bar showing the amount of battery life left, and text. The text shows one of the following three types of information:

• How much Battery time is remaining (e.g. "5h 45m r"). "r" stands for "remaining". When the battery is charging this changes to show how long it will take for the battery to be fully charged (e.g. "1h 23m c"). "c" stands for "charging".
• The percentage battery life remaining (e.g. "78%")
• How long has elapsed since the battery was last charged (e.g. "1h 23m e"). "e" stands for "elapsed"

To switch between these three types of information tap the battery text.

To display more detailed battery information, tap the battery sliders or battery icon.

If a red warning icon appears on the battery icon, your backup battery is critically low and should be replaced.

Storage memory
The Storage Memory area shows the Storage Memory available on your Pocket PC. Tapping on the icon or text will display more detailed memory settings for your device.

Storage card(s)
The storage card area displays information about storage cards plugged into the Pocket PC. On some Pocket PCs it also shows information about the internal RAM disk (like an internal storage card). For more information on this type of storage memory, see your Pocket PC manual.

Below the storage icon is displayed the amount of space available on this storage card. Tapping this text switches between showing the amount of memory free as a percentage or in megabytes (MB).

Tapping the slider (or the right side of the storage icon in the large Battery Bar view) will start the File Explorer to allow you to explore data on your storage card(s).

Tapping the storage card icon (or the left side of the storage card icon in the large Battery Bar view) will change what information is displayed. By default the display will cycle through all storage cards currently inserted in the Pocket PC. Tapping the icon will stop this cycling and will allow you to permanently display one storage card. Tapping again will permanently display another storage card. Once all cards have been exhausted, tapping again will switch back to cycling through all storage cards.

Backlight
When tapped, the backlight icon displays the backlight settings.

Tapping the "a" button will turn the auto backlight adjustment on and off for iPAQ devices with this feature.

The slider below the backlight icon adjusts the backlight brightness. This feature currently on works for Dell, Toshiba & iPAQ devices (not iPAQ 1910).

Clock
This shows the time (and date if there is space). Tapping on the time will allow the user to change the current time.

Network Monitor
The network icon will flash the two computer screens during uploading and downloading on the current network connection. By clicking below the network icon, the network monitor will cycle through total transferred, amount uploaded, amount downloaded, upload rate and download rate.

Tapping on the Network Icon will allow the user to change which network connection is being viewed and view useful network information.

The Network Monitor feature is only available in Battery Pack Pro v1 and later.

Time Zone Information
The Time Zone information displays each of the four Power Time cities around the world along with the current time at this location and the current weather conditions. To choose different cities, see Power Time.

Tapping on the time for each city swaps between the four Power Time cities. Tapping anywhere else launches Power Time to view more detailed information about this city.
The Time Zone feature is only available in Battery Pack Pro v2 and later. For more information on how to upgrade, see www.batterypackpro.com.

Battery Bar Settings
To adjust the settings of the Battery Bar:

• Select Start, Settings, Today. You may need to select the Items tab.
• Select Battery Bar. Tap the Options button on the right hand side.

This will bring up a screen allowing you to alter how Battery Bar displays information. The following settings can be altered:

General tab
The following settings can be altered:

• Change the height of the Battery Bar.
• Select which icon is displayed for each storage card you own.
• Choose how often the Battery Bar updates its information.
• Display small text in the battery, memory and storage card meters showing
• the exact percentage.
• Reset the counter that estimates how much battery time is remaining.
• Change the language for the whole of Battery Pack Pro.

Storage Card icon
To change the icon for your storage card:

• Insert your storage card.
• Display the Battery Bar Options screen.
• Select your storage card at the bottom of the screen by its size.
• Tap Next until you have selected the icon you would like.

Your storage card will now display this icon in the Battery Bar and Power Store.

Customize Tab
The 6 banks on the Battery Bar display can be altered here. Different banks can contain the same information. For example, the storage card item can be selected in 2 banks to monitor 2 different storage cards.

The network monitor can also be disabled if required.

Speech Tab
The following settings can be altered:

• Tell you if the battery is low.
• Tell you when the battery is fully charged.
• Tell you if the program memory or storage memory is getting low.
• Tell you if one of your storage cards is getting low on space.

The dialog allows you to change at which percentage the low battery warning sounds. You can also alter at which percentage it warns you when program, storage or storage card memory is low. You can also change how often the speech warning will remind you (or if you only want to be reminded once).

Power Bar Tab
The Power Volume feature can be enabled or disabled here. Power Volume replaces the standard volume icon with a new icon. Tapping the icon displays the standard volume information. Tap & hold the icon shows the Sounds & Notification settings applet. Power Volume is only available in Battery Pack Pro v3 and newer.

To disable the top Power Bar (Power Date / Time / Appointment), select "None" in its combo box.

To disable the lower Power Bar (Power Battery / Storage / Memory) select "None" in its combo box.

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• Select Start, Settings, Today. You may need to select the Items tab.
• Select Battery Bar. Tap the Options button on the right hand side.

This will bring up a screen allowing you to alter how Battery Bar displays information. Select the Power Bars tab.

The Power Bars display battery & time information next to the Pocket PC "close" button in the top right corner of the screen. Time information appears at the top and battery information below.

Tapping the time information will switch between showing the time, the date, and the time until the next appointment. Tapping once more will automatically cycle between all three pieces of information. If an appointment is close, the information will automatically switch to show the number of minutes until the appointment starts.

Tapping the battery information will switch between showing the battery (with number of hours of battery life remaining), memory and storage card information (if one is inserted). Tapping once more will automatically cycle between all three pieces of information.

To enable or disable either Power Bar, go into the Battery Bar Options (tap on the red cog icon on the right hand side of the Battery Bar, select Battery Bar and tap Options). Move to the Power Bars tab to alter the settings.

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• Select Start, Settings, Today. You may need to select the Items tab.
  In the list on the left find Program Bar and check it. Note you can move the Program Bar up and down your Today items by highlighting it and using the Move Up and Move Down buttons.
• Tap OK, then Start, Today.

You should now see the Program Bar on your today screen.

In Battery Pack Pro v3 and newer, the Program Bar uses different tabs to display different pages of icons. Tap each tab to switch to a different page of icons, or a different today plug-in.

To run a program or a document, simply tap on the icon associated with it. Tapping on the date (if you have selected this option) will allow you to adjust the clock settings. Tap & hold on an icon to get more information about it, to edit it or to remove it.

To move a program icon to another position on the Program Bar, simply drag & drop it to the new location. To stop this functionality, tap & hold on any program icon and select Lock Programs. To move a program icon to another tab, tap & hold on the program icon and select Send To.

To automatically arrange the program icons in the most efficient manner, tap & hold any of the program icons and select Smart Arrange.

The Program Bar Tabs can be customized to display more tabs or even host other today plug-ins. See the section Adjusting Program Bar for instructions on how to do this.

The Program Bar is designed to replace the Date today plug-in that came with your Pocket PC. When you install Battery Pack Pro it will be disabled. To re-enable it, simply Select Start, Settings, Today, Items and check the Date check box.

Add Icon
To add another icon, tap & hold on any program icon and select Add Icon. This displays the Add Icon dialog:

List of Links - choose the program to add to the Program Bar here. Special links like "Power Off", "Close Programs" or the date can also be selected. The Name and icon (Change Icon) can be altered.

To add a custom link (i.e. one which isn't in the List of Links), enter the readable name in Name, the Path in Path and any extra parameters required in Extra parameter. Use Change Icon to change the icon for this link.

An easier way to add a custom icon is to use the File Explorer. Go to Start | Programs | File Explorer, navigate to the folder which the program or document is in, and tap & hold on it and select Add to Program Bar.

Adjusting Program Bar
To adjust the settings of the Program Bar tap the Program Bar settings icon on the top left hand corner of the Program Bar. If the Program Bar isn't being displayed:

• Select Start, Settings, Today. You may need to select the Items tab.
• Select Program Bar. Tap the Options button on the right hand side.

This will bring up a screen allowing you to alter how Program Bar displays information. The following settings can be altered:

Tabs
Allows the tabs in the Program Bar to be adjusted.

Select a tab and use Move Up and Move Down to move that tab up and down the order on the Program Bar.

Use Add Tab to create a new tab. This brings up an Add Tab dialog. To create a page of program icons, select List in Type of Tab. Type in the optional name and tap the Change Icon to change the tab icon. Check Show text in title to show the optional name in the tab. In the Type of Tab combo box, other types of tab can be created. For example, the tab can display Owner Information, Tasks information, the Search Bar, Calendar Bar, Battery Bar, Journal Bar, or other third party plug-ins like the MSN plug-in. Remember to disable the plug-in to get it to display. To do this go to Start | Settings | Today | Items and deselect that plug-in from the today screen.

Select a tab and tap Edit Tab to edit this tab.

Select a tab and tap Delete Tab to delete the tab.

When adding or editing a tab the default icon for the tab can be changed as well as the readable name. Check / uncheck Show text in title to show / hide the tab name when it's displayed in the Program Bar.

Options
Show Tab Title controls whether all tabs show the icon and text, just the icons, or just the text.

Title Bar adjusts the size of the tabs. They are set to Large by default, but can be made smaller, or even hidden. If they are hidden a button appears on the right hand side of the Program Bar to switch between tabs.

If Use the Current tab's height is checked, the height of the Program Bar will change to suit that tab. If it's unchecked, Program Bar will take the height of the largest tab and won't adjust it's height.

Use Tab Transitions will smoothly transition between tabs. Uncheck this to disable this feature.

Power Task / Start
Click the links for more information on Power Task or Power Start.

Power Task button & menu - tap this to enable / disable Power Task.

Tapping X Closes Programs - By default, tapping the close button will minimize a program. Tap & hold will actually close it. By checking this box the functionality is reversed: tapping will close and tap & hold will minimize.

Display ActiveSync - ActiveSync is a program that can appear as a running program. However, most of the time closing it isn't desired as the connection with the PC can be severed. By default ActiveSync isn't shown in the Power Task list of programs. By checking this box, ActiveSync will appear in the list.

Close apps after - Power Task can close programs which haven't been used for several minutes. Specifying the number of minutes here will turn this feature on.
Power Start Button & menu - Checking this turns the Power Start feature on or off.

Switch Tap 'n' Hold functionality - By default, tapping the Power Start will do the standard Start button functionality (open the Start menu). Tap & hold will display the Power Start program menu. By checking this box the functionality is reversed: tapping opens Power Start and tap & hold displays the Start menu.

Use old start button - Check this to use the old Start button design.

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Using Power Time
To launch Power Time, either:

• tap on the name of the city in the Time Zone section on the Battery Bar.
• go to Start | Programs, tap the Battery Pack Pro program, then tap Power Time.
• Power Time can also be added as an icon on the Program Bar. See the Program Bar options for how to do this.

The world map will display with four cities information below (the red, blue, green and yellow areas). The part of the world that is currently in darkness is shaded. This is shown on the map and also the 3D globe view.

To get the time for particular places in the world, tap and drag the stylus around the screen. A small box will display showing the city and the time at this location.
To show and hide a flag on the map, tap the check box associated with each city.

Power Time can also shade the map to show the times people around the world are asleep / awake and when they are at work or not. To show this information, tap the blue bed and chair icons on the map. Tap the blue moon icon to show the light / darkness view once more.

Next to these icons is the yellow settings icon. This icon can be used to choose the four cities to show, the times to set to asleep / awake, work / home, and to change how the currency / weather information is received.

City Details
To see more details about a particular city, tap the cities area. To return from this detailed city page, tap anywhere on the city details page.

The City Details page shows the current time, latitude / longitude, international area code, emergency telephone number, currency exchange rate compared to the local currency of the device (updated daily), local airports (if an arrow icon appears to the right, this can be used to choose between several local airports) and the current weather conditions. If Journal Bar is installed (www.journalbar.com), a 5 day weather forecast is also displayed for this city.

The currency rates and weather information requires a connection to the Internet. Normally, when the Pocket PC is docked it tries to get this information via the PC's internet connection. However, it can also get the data from wireless connections if the Pocket PC supports this.

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• go to Start | Programs, tap the Battery Pack Pro program, then tap Power Clean.
• Power Clean can also be added as an icon on the Program Bar. See the Program Bar options for how to do this.

Run this program to clean up temporary files that are using precious space on your Pocket PC. Select which folders you want to clean up, and tap "Clean" to delete the unwanted files. Power Clean can also be instructed to clean up unwanted files every hour.

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• go to Start | Programs, tap the Battery Pack Pro program, then tap Power Adjust.
• Power Adjust can also be added as an icon on the Program Bar. See the Program Bar options for how to do this.

This program allows you to change some of the system settings on your Pocket PC:

• System Font: Change the font used to display all text on the Pocket PC.
• Animate: Windows will animate as they open and close.
• Low Battery Notification: Turn off the pop-up box that appears when the battery is low. This option also allows the low battery notification to be altered in the Sounds & Notifications settings applet.
• Power Task: Enable or disable the Power Task close button & menu feature. Checking Tapping X Closes Programs closes programs with a quick tap of the close button. A tap & hold will hide the program. See the Power Task section for more information.
• Reorder today plug-ins: When many today plug-ins are loaded and unloaded, some may have the same Order value, which results in display problems. Tapping this button reorders them so these problem are corrected. Note, this feature is only available on Pocket PC 2002 devices, as newer devices do not need this feature.
• Title bar date/time: Change the title bar to display date, time, both date & time or nothing. Note, when in date & time mode the text may be obscured by the battery & memory title bar meters.

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Power Task is the red close button on the upper right corner of the screen and "V" icon below it. Tapping the close button will minimize the program currently being used (as the regular close button does). Tap & hold will actually close the program. This frees up memory on the Pocket PC for other uses.

Tapping the "V" below the close button opens the Power Task menu. This shows all the programs currently running. Use this menu to quickly switch between programs, or close one or all of them to free up memory.

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To learn how to edit the Power Start settings, see the Using Program Bar section.
Power Start is launched by pressing the green "Start" button on the top left of the screen. Tapping has the same functionality of the standard Start button - the start menu appears.

Tap & hold the button and the Power Start program list is displayed. This is a list of up to the first twelve programs selected in the Program Bar. This provides a handy quick list of favorite programs which can be selected without the need of a stylus.

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• go to Start | Programs, tap the Battery Pack Pro program, then tap Power Alert.
• Power Alert can also be added as an icon on the Program Bar. See the Program Bar options for how to do this.

Power Alert allows you to customize how the Calendar, Task & Alarm alerts sound, and how often they are repeated. The Power Alert screen allows you to alter:

• Whether Power Alerts are used or the standard alert sound.
• Which sound file is used.
• How loud the sound should be.
• If the sound should sound if the battery is low (to save battery life).
• If you have muted the volume, whether to play reminders despite this.

When an alert sounds, it can play for between 0 & 59 seconds. If 0 is selected the sound will be played exactly once only.

After playing for between 0 & 59 seconds, the sound can be repeated every 1-29 minutes. Setting this to 0 will mean the sound is never repeated.

The sound alert can be stopped after 1-119 minutes. Setting this to 0 will mean it will be stopped after playing the sound once only.

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Using Power Volume
To enable Power Volume, go into the Battery Bar options. This is achieved by tapping on the yellow "cog" settings icon on the right hand side of the Battery Bar. If the Battery Bar isn't on the today screen, see the Battery Bar section for information on how to enable it.

Once in the Battery Bar options, go to the Power Bars tab. Under this is a check box to enable Power Volume. Check it, then press "OK" to save the settings and return to the Today screen.

The Power Volume icon will appear on the title bar, replacing the current volume icon. Tap it to change the volume (as with the standard volume icon). Tap & hold on Power Volume to change Sounds & Notifications settings.

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• Tap on the battery/folder icon on the left hand side of the Battery Bar.
• Tap the battery meter in the title bar (the battery Power Bar).
• go to Start | Programs, tap the Battery Pack Pro program, then tap Power Store.

Understanding the Power Store display
Power Store is Split into 5 Tabs:

The first two tabs labeled PS1 and PS2 are split up into 5 separate areas:

Main Battery
Displays the percentage main battery life free as a slider and as a text percentage.

Other Battery
Displays the backup battery information. If an external battery is being used on iPAQ devices, the external battery information is displayed here.

Program Memory
Displays how much space is left to run your programs in. This information is less important, as the Pocket PC will automatically close down applications when you are running out of memory, and will adjust it as appropriate. For more information, see your Pocket PC manual.

The Program memory free is displayed as a percentage in text form and as a slider. It is also displayed as a figure (e.g. 19.7 MB free). In the upper right the total program memory available is displayed.

Storage Memory
Displays how much space is left to store your programs in.

The Storage memory free is displayed as a percentage in text form and as a slider. It is also displayed as a figure (e.g. 19.7 MB free). In the upper right the total storage memory available is displayed.

Storage Card
Displays the first three storage cards it finds on the Pocket PC.

The name of the storage card is displayed as the title. The Storage Card memory free is displayed as a percentage in text form and as a slider. It is also displayed as a figure (e.g. 19.7 MB free). In the upper right the total storage card size is displayed. Note, this value may be different to the advertised size of the card, as the storage card has to be formatted and this may take up a little space on the card.

The remaining three tabs display:

Battery Graph
Displays the battery life as a percentage over the last 24 hour period.

Memory Graph
Displays the amount of Program Memory used over the past 24 hour period. i.e. 100% is when the memory is entirely filled.

Network Graph
Shows the network traffic over a 24 hour period. Separate lines track the amount of data downloaded, uploaded & a combined downloaded/uploaded total.
Note, the Network Graph feature is only available in Battery Pack Pro.

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• go to Start | Programs, tap the Battery Pack Pro program, then tap Power Light.
• Power Light can also be added as an icon on the Program Bar. See the Program Bar options for how to do this.

Power Light turns the screen white to allow the Pocket PC's backlit screen to be used as a temporary light.

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Calendar Bar is a plug-in which can be displayed in Program Bar, or as a separate plug-in on the today screen. It is designed to replace the Calendar plug-in. If you wish to display Calendar Bar as a separate plug-in, tap the Program Bar settings and remove the Calendar Bar from the list of tabs. Then go to Start | Settings | Today | Items and add the Calendar Bar to the today screen.

If you wish to add Calendar Bar to the Program Bar:

• tap Start, Programs, Battery Pack Pro (the icon, not the folder).
• tap the Power Start button.
• select Options and ensure Title Bar is set to large view.
• select Tabs, tap the Add Tab button and then press the down arrow under Type of Tab.
• select Calendar Bar and press OK to close the options window.
• when you return to the Today screen the Calendar Bar will now appear as a tab on the Program Bar (tap the Calendar Bar tab on Program Bar to make the Calendar Bar appear).

Calendar Bar displays the next Calendar appointment by default. Tap the left / right arrows to see up to 50 of the next appointments which will occur.

Tapping the green arrow icon will display a view of this month's calendar. Use the left / right arrows to view different months.

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The Search Bar is a plug-in which can be displayed in Program Bar, or as a separate plug-in on the today screen. If you wish to display the Search Bar as a separate plug-in, tap the Program Bar settings and remove the Search Bar from the list of tabs. Then go to Start | Settings | Today | Items and add the Search Bar to the today screen.

If you wish to add Search Bar to the Program Bar:

• tap Start, Programs, Battery Pack Pro (the icon, not the folder).
• tap the Power Start button.
• select Options and ensure Title Bar is set to large view.
• select Tabs, tap the Add Tab button and then press the down arrow under Type of Tab.
• select Search Bar and press OK to close the options window.
• when you return to the Today screen the Search Bar will now appear as a tab on the Program Bar (tap the Search Bar tab on Program Bar to make the Search Bar appear).

Search Bar is used to find out information quickly from the Internet. You will need an active Internet connection to get information. If the Pocket PC has a physical keyboard, this can be used to enter the information. Otherwise, tapping the keyboard icon on the Search Bar will display a keyboard to enter information. When the minimum information required has been entered, a green arrow icon will appear. Pressing this will start the Internet search. For some searches more than one piece of information is required. In this case an arrow icon will appear. Tap this to move to the next piece of data to enter.

Tapping on the mode icon on the left hand side (the magnifying glass with the globe) will switch between different types of search:

Internet Search - type in your search word to do a Google search for that word. To select a different search engine, go to Start | Settings | Today | Items | select Search Bar and tap Options.

Web Page - type in the URL and Internet Explorer will display it. "http://" is not required.

411 Residential (house icon) - Enter a name and address and Search Bar will find the telephone number associated with it. This only works for USA addresses.

411 Business (factory icon) - Enter a business name (e.g. "Office Depot") or a type of business (e.g. "dentist") and a location to get the phone number of businesses near there matching that criteria. This only works for USA businesses.
Reverse Phone - Enter the phone number to retrieve the name and address. This only works for USA phone numbers.

Directions - Enter an address to drive from and an address to drive to to get directions. Only works for USA addresses.

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When the Battery Pack Pro trial expires you will be required to register the product. To do this purchase it online. When you have purchased, you will be given a registration code (a series of 10 numbers & letters).

If the product has expired, tap on the Battery Bar or Program Bar areas to display the registration code.

If the product has not expired yet, tap on the battery/folder icon on the left hand side of the Battery Bar. When asked if you wish to register, tap Yes.

Once at the registration screen, enter the registration code and tap OK. The product will now be registered. You may need to soft reset the device for all the Battery Pack Pro features to appear once more.

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• Select Start, Settings, Remove Programs (on the Systems tab).
• Select Omega One Battery Pack Pro and tap Remove.
• When a message box appears, follow the instructions and reset your Pocket PC.
• Select Start, Settings, Remove Programs once more.
• Select Omega One Battery Pack Pro and tap Remove.

Battery Pack Pro will have been uninstalled.

If Battery Pack Pro complains it cannot be uninstalled because some parts of the product cannot be removed, use the File Explorer to delete the \Program Files\Omega One\BattPack and \Windows\BPP folders.

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