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>>[Background music] I'm Brian Cooley with some quick tips for navigating and getting around the menus on your Palm Central. Now tabbing is done by pressing shift space. To do a global find, for just about anything, hit the option key and shift, which has the little magnifying glass on. And you can find things across apps that way, very powerful. To assign a key to any favorite, edit the favorite, and assign a letter. Then, hold that letter down to activate from almost anywhere in the phone. Oh, did you miss an alert? Lean on the center button and you'll get a review of all the alerts that have come in recently. By the way, all these tips should work on your Trio as well [Background noise]
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