If you wish to open an Office file from Windows Phone's Office Mobile, connect to Hann Portable Server from Hann File Transporter and go to the folder where your file exists. Once you locate your file in Hann File Transporter, instead of downloading it to your phone, select "open" from its context menu.

When you select the "open" menu, Hann File Transporter launches Web browser and an Office file icon representing your file will be shown. Tapping this icon launches Office Mobile and opens your file. (If you wish to open your file from Office Mobile even after Hann Portable Server is stopped, choose 'save as' menu in Office Mobile before closing it.)

Hann File Transporter doesn't require Zune software. It downloads and uploads raw files directly from Hann Portable Server. Hence you don't need to wait for any "transcoding" for your DivX files.

Just download and play!

(Hann File Transporter also supports playing media files directly off Hann Portable Server. However, unlike MP4 video files, DivX AVI files usually fail to play in such a way.)

Please be aware that unlike using Zune software which ensures file compatibility (codec, screen resolution and etc.) while transcoding, the media player in Hann File Transporter may fail to properly handle unsupported or corrupted file.

If you're planning on viewing or listening to media files via Hann File Transporter, please make sure your files are within the supported formats for your device. The following Web page lists currently supported media formats for Windows Phone:

• Supported Media Codecs for Windows Phone
  (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff462087.aspx)

Built-in media player supports SRT subtitle files (http://matroska.org/technical/specs/subtitles/srt.html). When you open a video or audio file stored on your phone, built-in media player automatically loads matching .SRT file and displays subtitles.

In order for built-in media player to correctly load a matching subtitle file, please make sure the subtitle file has the same name as the media file except for the extension. For example, if your media file is named "my-video.mp4", its subtitle file must be named "my-video.srt".

If your subtitle has non-alphabet characters, please make sure the file is saved in UTF-8 text encoding format.

Hann File Transporter recognizes Internet shortcut (.url) files created from desktop Windows and when you select "open" context menu for such a file, Hann File Transporter opens the Website it points to on Web browser. You can open Internet shortcuts directly from Hann Portable Server or after downloaded to your Windows Phone.

This feature should be handy if you organize your Website bookmarks as Internet shortcuts on your computer and also wish to use them from your Windows Phone. For example, if you're using Internet Explorer on your desktop, simply download your "Favorites" folder (usually found under C:\Users\<your-user-name>) and all your bookmarks including their folder structure are instantly ready for your Windows Phone!

Built-in image viewer supports taking a snapshot of currently displayed picture for using it as wallpaper. If you have a picture you wish to use it as wallpaper, open it with built-in image viewer.

Once it's displayed, pinch/zoom and position your picture exactly as you want it to be shown as wallpaper, and select "save as wallpaper" from application bar menu.

You can then go to Pictures Hub and open "saved pictures" folder. You should be able to find your saved picture from Hann File Transporter. Open that picture and select "use as wallpaper" from its application bar menu.

For a pinned audio file, when tapped from Start screen, Hann File Transporter opens the folder where the pinned file is located and plays it in background. Other audio files in the same folder will also be played in background.

If the pinned file was the first audio file in the folder, other audio files will be played in the same order as they would be listed in Hann File Transporter. Otherwise, they will be shuffled.

• While your Windows Phone is connected to Zune desktop program, you cannot play any media file or upload images from Pictures Hub.
• File transfer and media file playing will be paused when your phone screen is locked or turned off. If you wish to have such task continue running, enable 'Run under locked screen' option in Hann File Transporter.
• Some media files that fail to play directly over Hann Portable Server may be playable when they're copied to phone and played locally.
• If you wish to change the current play position in built-in media player, simply drag the progress bar to the position you want.
• Double-tap on built-in media player changes screen mode between full-screen and zoom-to-fit.
• Full screen mode on file/subfolder listing page can be toggled on/off by pinch gesture.
• In order to access a context menu for a file or folder, you can tap-and-hold, or do a "right-tap", i.e., tapping on the right 1/3 of an item.