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SCX-6220 Users Guide & Owners Operation Manual - OlsonBros

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9.2<br />

USING THE ADDRESS BOOK<br />

Using the Local Address Book<br />

You can store frequently used e-mail addresses in the machine’s<br />

memory called the Local address book. Once you store e-mail<br />

addresses in the local address book, you can retrieve the<br />

addresses anytime you send an e-mail using Address Book.<br />

Adding an E-mail Address to the Local<br />

Address Book<br />

1 Press E-mail. The e-mail idle screen displays “From” or “My<br />

Login Name” on the top line according to the authentication<br />

setting your system administrator made through the<br />

authorized user setup. For details, see “Setting Authorized<br />

<strong>Users</strong>” on page 7.3.<br />

2 Press Menu until “E-Mail Features” displays on the top line<br />

of the display.<br />

3 Press the scroll buttons to display “Local Address Book” and<br />

press Enter.<br />

4 Press the scroll buttons until “New” displays on the bottom<br />

line and then press Enter.<br />

5 Enter a name using the alphabet keypad and then press<br />

Enter.<br />

6 Enter the e-mail address using the alphabet keypad and<br />

then press Enter. You can include numbers in the e-mail<br />

address by using the number keypad.<br />

7 When the display shows “Another Address?” select “Add”<br />

and then press Enter. The maximum number of entries<br />

that can be added to the Address Book is 100. When you<br />

finish adding the addresses, select “Done” when the display<br />

shows “Another Address?”, and then press Enter.<br />

8 To add another e-mail address, repeat steps 5 through 7.<br />

9 To return to idle mode, press Stop/Clear.

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