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#include "pagestart.h"
<p align=center><IMG SRC="screenshot-settingsdialog.png" BORDER="0">
<h2>Read Only</h2>
<p>If you tick this box then all actions that could write to the phone are disabled,
both in the user interface as well as within the phone modules. Note that if you
switch off read only mode (ie allow writing to the phone), then you must restart
BitPim for the change to take effect. (This is by design).
<p>Note that changing phone modes remains enabled. This is because reading
information from most phone models requires mode changes. Rebooting your
phone will reset the phone back to its normal mode.
<h2>Disk Storage</h2>
<p>This is where BitPim stores the data it is working on. By default it is a subdirectory named
<code>bitpim</code> of your My Documents folder. It contains necessary folders such as phonebook,
calendar and wallpaper. You should not put other files in these folders. Every time
you download data from the phone it deletes <b>ALL</b> the contents of these folders and
puts new content in them.
<H2>Config File</H2>
<P>This is the name and path of the configuration file that BitPim is using.
<h2>Phone Type</h2>
<p>Select the model name of your phone. Only select the model that
exactly matches your phone. Selecting a "similar" model number could
damage your phone. Use the "Phone Wizard" button to have BitPim help you
choose your phone and select how it is connected to your computer
<h2>Com port</h2>
<p>This is the serial port that will be used to talk to your phone. Click the browse button to
see the list of valid ports on your machine. The "Phone Wizard" will let you choose and test
the Com port.
<h2>Check for Update</h2>
<p>This sets the frequency with which BitPim automatically checks for any program updates.
<h2>Startup</h2>
<p>Enabling this option forces BitPim to display the "Today" tab upon startup. When disabled, BitPim
displays the last tab that was previously viewed.
<H2>TaskBar Icon (Windows only)</H2>
<P>Enabling this option places the BitPim icon in the System Tray when BitPim is minimized.
<H2>Autodetect at Startup</H2>
<P>Enabling this option causes BitPim to automatically detect the phone at startup. If disabled BitPim will use the
phone settings from the previous time it was run. Disable this option if you run BitPim without your phone connected
to prevent error messages.
<h2>BitFling</h2>
<p>BitFling is a way for BitPim to run on one machine and communicate
with a phone on a different machine. The checkbox and the settings
button should not be used if you are connecting your phone to the
computer you are running BitPim on. (The usual case.) For more
information see the <a href="bitfling.htm">BitFling help</a>.
#include "pageend.h"
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