After you "Enable" Hebrew Lite, you press the "Done" button. That is all you need to do here.

To read tefillot, chumash, tehillim, etc. You will need a document (doc) reader. This is an application that allows you to read documents that are formatted specially for the Palm organizer. There are different document readers for the Palm organizers. These are all 3rd party applications (they do not come with the Palm device initially).

It is recommended that you use TealDoc from a company called TealPoint. You can download a demo version of TealDoc.

If you scroll down to the "Documents in TealDoc Format" section, you will see "Penticon" listed as one of the partners.

Scroll upwards, and you can view the TealDoc Online Manual.

Scroll upwards again and click on the DOWNLOAD button (chose the version with the USA flag). You will need to fill out a form, this gives you the demo version for free.

Install TealDoc to your Palm organizer.

Then you need to download the individual documents that you want. Because you have installed Hebrew Lite and enabled it, you will be able to read Hebrew documents using TealDoc.

See our Moadon (Clubhouse). These documents can be downloaded for free. After you have downloaded and installed the documents, do a Hotsync.

Tap the "TealDoc" icon on your Palm organizer.
Now you will see the list of documents on your organizer.
Tap the document you want to open.
If you have not registered TealDoc, you will get a "nag screen" to register TealDoc (this is from TealPoint not us). Just tap the screen and continue on.

On the bottom of the Palm organizer are four buttons with the scroll button in the middle. Use the scroll button to scroll down (and up) the document. Some texts use bookmarks - rightmost icon.

Check out other Jewish web sites for the Palm organizer (some are free others you need to pay):

PilotYid
ESH Development
PalmSiddur
PalmShiur

After you "Enable" Hebrew Lite, you press the "Done" button. That is all you need to do here.

Tap the Luach icon on your Palm organizer.
Tap the Menu silkscreen icon (bottom of the screen, to the left of the Graffiti area) OR touch the top left corner of the screen where you see "Luach V1.21".
Now a drop down menu appears, select Preferences.

Because you have Hebrew Lite installed, check "English/Hebrew" to display the Luach in Hebrew.
Tap the "OK" button.

Now tap the "Magen David" button and the Jewish calendar will be displayed in Hebrew. Notice the date is in Hebrew (above the "Today" and "OK" buttons).

Hebrew Lite can be used for a 30 day evaluation period before it must be registered. At the end of the evaluation period the software will stop functioning if it has not been registered.

In order to register Hebrew Lite, a "registration key" must be obtained. The key is determined by the User Name associated with the Palm organizer. The User Name is defined in the Palm Desktop software during the installation process, and is transferred to the Palm organizer when the first HotSync is performed.

If the Hebrew Lite software has not been registered, the User Name can be viewed by running the "HebLite" application, and tapping the "Register Now" button. This will cause a dialog box which shows the User Name to be displayed.

The User Name can also be viewed by tapping the HotSync icon on the Palm organizer. The User Name is displayed in the top right corner of the screen.

Once a "registration key" has been obtained, the Hebrew Lite software can be registered by running the "HebLite" application on the Palm organizer. If the software has not been registered, the "Register Now" button will be displayed. When you tap the "Register Now" button a dialog box will be displayed that shows the User Name, and has a field where the "registration key" can be entered. The "registration key" is an eight character string which contains a combination of digits (0 - 9) and lower case letters (a - z). Once the "registration key" has been entered, tap the "Register" button. If you are not ready to register the software, or have not yet obtained a valid "registration key", tap the "Cancel" button. If the "registration key" you entered is valid, a message will be displayed indicating that you have successfully registered the software. Make sure that you have recorded the "registration key" in a safe place in case there is a need to re-register the software in the future. If an invalid "registration key" was entered, a message will be displayed indicating that the key is not valid.

If you have never performed a HotSync on the Palm organizer, the Palm organizer will not have a User Name associated with it. If this is the case, a message will be displayed to indicate this. After the first HotSync has been performed, the User Name will be assigned on the Palm organizer. The Hebrew Lite software can then be registered.

Whenever the Hebrew Lite application is run on the Palm organizer, current registration information will be displayed on the main form of the application. If the software has been registered, this will be indicated, and the User Name will be displayed. In this case the "Register Now" button will not be displayed. If the software has not been registered this will be indicated, and a message indicating the number of days left before expiration will be displayed.

If the "HebLite" application is run after Hebrew Lite has expired, and it has never been registered, Hebrew Lite will automatically be disabled. Once the evaluation period has expired, Hebrew Lite cannot be enabled until the software has been registered.

From the main form of the "HebLite" application, registration information can be viewed at any time by the menu selection - Options / Registration. Selecting this menu entry will allow you to register, or to view registration information if you have already registered the software.

Disabling
In order to disable Hebrew Lite run the "HebLite" program on the Palm organizer. If Hebrew Lite is enabled, tap the "Disable" button.

Deleting
If Hebrew Lite has been registered on your Palm organizer, the "registration key" will be deleted if you delete the "HebLite" application. Before doing this, make sure that you have recorded the "registration key" in a safe place so that you can re-register after Hebrew Lite has been reinstalled.

In order to delete Hebrew Lite from the Palm organizer, you must first "Disable" it (as described above). Once Hebrew Lite has been disabled, it can be deleted from the Palm organizer.

In order to delete "Hebrew Lite", tap the "Applications" button, and then select Menu / Delete. Select "HebLite" in the list of applications, and tap the "Delete" button, and confirm its deletion. This will delete all of the files that were installed as part of Hebrew Lite.

If you try to delete Hebrew Lite without first "Disabling", it will not allow you to delete it.

Reinstalling
In order to reinstall Hebrew Lite on the Palm organizer (or install a newer version of the software), you must make sure to "Disable" Hebrew Lite (as described above) before installing the new software. Once Hebrew Lite has been "Disabled", just follow the installation procedures. Do not delete the Hebrew Lite software unless specifically instructed to do so.

Hebrew Lite can be used on all current models of the Palm Computing Platform running Palm OS 2.0 and higher, except the Palm OS 5 devices.

Hebrew Lite does not support Hebrew text entry. There is no Hebrew Keyboard and no Hebrew Graffiti.

Sorting based on the Hebrew aleph-bet is not supported.

The "Large Bold" font is not supported in Hebrew Lite, and you will see "gibberish".

Editing of Hebrew texts (selecting, cutting, copying, pasting, etc.) is not supported. Attempting to do this will usually result in modifying the wrong data, and should not be done.

If you are using EVPlugBase as your "hack" manager, this may cause problems with Hebrew Lite. We suggest you use X-Master, TealMaster, or HackMaster. It is possible that there will be conflicts with certain HackMaster Hacks.