ScoutPalDB Unlock: Start ScoutPalDB on your Pocket PC PDA. Then tap on the word "Settings", displayed on the bottom of the PDA screen. You will see a Lock Code displayed on the PDA. Type the PDA's Lock Code into the form below. Click the Get Unlock Key button.
ScoutPal ID:
Password:	(show)
Lock Code:
	Look carefully at your PDA's Code -- it will contain ONLY these letters, dashes (-), and numbers:     a b c d e f - 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 All lowercase letters can be used and are easier to type and proof. Also be sure to include any dashes.

IMPORTANT: Read the guidelines for identifying and scanning/entering book bar codes and UPC's at http://www.scoutpal.com/db/howtoscan

• The only way that you can fail to get a KEY is if the CODE is not entered perfectly.
• The only way that a KEY will fail to unlock your device is if the KEY is not entered perfectly on the device.

If it's not working for you, please carefully READ all of the notes below:

• Type the Code into this form, exactly as it's displayed on the PDA, including dashes.
• Once you have the KEY, you will type the KEY into the PDA.
• The Code displayed on the PDA is what you type into this page.
• The KEY you will get from this page is what you type back into the PDA.
• The Code and the Key can ONLY contain the numbers 0-9 (zero through nine), dashes (-),  and the letters a-f. (abcdef)  Computers are picky about things like this, so you have to type them in exactly right.
• You'll find lowercase easier to type and proofread -- but you can enter letters in lowercase, UPPERCASE, or even MiXed cAsE, it doesn't matter.
• Be sure to include any dashes and put them in the right place.
• When you see something that looks like a letter "Oh (O)", that's not what it is, it's really the number "zero (0)".  So enter it using the zero (0) keyboard button, not the letter O keyboard button.
• When you see something that looks like a lowercase letter "el (l)", that's not what it is; it's really the number "one (1)". So enter it using the one (1) keyboard button, not the letter L keyboard button.
• An uppercase letter B and the number 8 can sometimes look the same on a screen.  So look at it closely; same with D and 0 (zero).
• If you get an error message here, you haven't entered the Code correctly, look at your PDA and re-type it into the form above -- it has be exact and perfect.
• If you get an unlock error message on the PDA, you haven't entered the Key correctly, tap Settings and try again  -- it has be exact and perfect.