The LCD screen is 14 characters wide and three lines deep.
There are eight function buttons:
| Phone | - | There are three separate files by pressing the button three times for access. Each file contains sub-division for name, number, address, company, fax/pager and notes. |
| Schedule | - | One can enter appointments with time and date, and alarm it if required. |
| Calculator | - | Just a simple calculator with MC, MR, M- and M+. |
| Secret | - | Enables Phone, Schedule, Memo and Expenses files to be coded for access. |
| Time | - | The clock can be set for various world-wide cities (32 in all). I have it set for London. It then automatically gives the right time at any other selected city. Additionally, the summer time adjustment can be automatically programmed. |
| Memo/To Do | - | Two files by pressing the button twice. I use the Memo file secretly coded to keep all my PIN numbers, etc. To do can be a list of simple reminders. |
| Calendar | - | This is a 200-year calendar going up to 31st December 2099! The calendar can be paged through week by week or month by month and any scheduled date is highlighted, and if the cursor is placed over such a date and entered then the scheduled item is brought forward. Very handy. |
| Expenses | - | This is programmed for the businessman. I have not found a use for it yet! |
All the keys can be made to tone-pad if required or made silent. I use the tone-pad facility for it makes sure that one has entered everything that I have for addresses and schedules in Click and more besides and I have not quite used 10K.
Certain data can be transferred to a similar unit by cable or infra-red transmission, though I cannot see me needing the facility.
As the unit easily goes into a jacket pocket, it is very handy to have - one cannot carry Click around!
Tony Boarer, EUG #27