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12.Highlight the file you want to attach and press OK . Select the filefrom a data folder. (See “Managing Data” on page 105.)13.Highlight (body icon) and press Edit .14.Enter your message and press Save (up to 1,000 characters).15.Press T.Tip: Press Stopto cancel e-mail transmission.Tip: For quick access to e-mail press M and the Email menu isdisplayed. Press M and hold and the e-mail compose screen isdisplayed.Checking the Content of the E-mail You Are ComposingYou can use the procedure below to check the content of an e-mail whileyou are writing it.To check the content of an e-mail:1. While you are writing the e-mail, press Options .2. Highlight Check Contents and press OK .3. Press B to return to the e-mail compose screen.Options When You Are Composing a NewE-mailThe options available when you are writing a new e-mail differdepending on whether you are in the e-mail compose screen, the addresslist screen, the text entry screen or the content checking screen.Options Available in the E-mail Compose ScreenWhen you are in the e-mail compose screen, press Optionshighlight one of the options. Then press OK .Send: Sends the e-mail you are writing.andCheck Contents: Allows you to check the contents of the e-mail youare writing. (See “Checking the Content of the E-mail You AreComposing” above.)Section 2: Understanding Your Phone2J: E-mail125
Save: Saves the e-mail you are writing in the Draft folder. (See “DraftE-mail” on page 138.)Options Available in the Address List ScreenIn the address list screen, highlight the desired address and pressOptions . Then highlight one of the options and press OK .Phone Book: Enters an e-mail address from the Phone Book.Send Log: Enters an e-mail address from the Send Log.My Address: Enters an e-mail address from My Address.Erase Address: Erases the selected e-mail address.Change to To: Changes the e-mail destination to To.Change to Cc: Changes the e-mail destination to Cc.Change to Bcc: Changes the e-mail destination to Bcc.Options Available in Text Entry ScreensIn the address, subject or message entry screen, press Options andhighlight one of the options. Then press OK .Copy from:: Enters text from the Phone Book, Send Log, My Address orNotepad.Symbols: Enters symbols.Text Clips: Enters from text clips.Smileys:): Enters Smileys.Copy / Cut: Copies or cuts the selected text.Paste: Pastes the copied or cut text.View: Displays all the content being entered at the same time.Exit: Cancels e-mail writing and returns you the e-mail composescreen.Section 2: Understanding Your Phone126 2J: E-mail
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Online User’s GuideSingle-Band PC
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Retrieving Your Voicemail Messages
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Introduction to thisOnline User’s
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Section 1ASetting Up ServiceIn This
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Setting Up Your VoicemailAll unansw
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Section 2Understanding YourPhoneSec
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20.Charge Terminal: Used to charge
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“Get New” function provides you
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2. Place the battery in the body so
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Warning!: Using the wrong battery c
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Using the Environment SwitchYour PC
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Making and Answering CallsMaking Ca
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Adjusting Volume During a Conversat
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3-Way Calling to call a third party
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Adjusting the Phone’s Volume Sett
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5. Highlight Receiver and press OK
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Setting AlertsYour phone comes with
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Changing the AnimationThis feature
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Changing the Backlight SettingsSett
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Changing the GreetingThe greeting c
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4. Highlight Illumination and press
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Using Auto AnswerThis feature sets
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Note: When Español is selected, te
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Accessing the Security MenuYou must
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Locking MailsSet your phone to prom
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Erasing the Entire Internal Phone B
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To sign in to PCS Vision Services:1
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Understanding RoamingRecognizing Ic
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To Place Roaming Calls With Call Gu
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Menu NavigationYour PCS Phone allow
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SettingsSoundsVolumeRingerAlarm / S
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My ShortcutHelpKey GuardSchedule/Ca
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Checking the Guide for the Operatio
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Viewing HistoryYou’ll find your C
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Section 2: Understanding Your Phone
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Page 105 and 106: Using the Task ListYou can use the
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Page 111 and 112: Scratch Pad OptionsWhen you display
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Page 117 and 118: Specifying DataYou can specify whic
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Page 153 and 154: Using VoicemailSetting Up Your Voic
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Section 3: Using PCS Service Featur
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Getting Started With PCS Voice Comm
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Getting the Most Out of Your Recept
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Let the person you are speaking to
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Restricting Children’s Access to
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accessory, ensure that the antenna
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2. How is radiofrequency energy use
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The FCC guidelines for human exposu
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in excess of the guidelines under n
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users from radiation with making fa
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Antenna RF Emission Safety: Rules,
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high levels of RF can produce healt
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esults that often cannot be repeate
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Again, the scientific data do not d
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its standards and are used accordin
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User Guide Proprietary NoticeCDMA T
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Customer Limited WarrantySPRINT SPE
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SPRINT MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES OF
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U.S. law and international agreemen
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Menu Language 47Menu Navigation 62M
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Cómo seleccionar tipos de timbres
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Cuando llega el momento de un event
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Cómo revisar sus mensajes de corre
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Bienvenido a SprintSprint creó la
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Sección 1Cómo empezarSección 1C
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Cómo activar el servicio PCSDeterm
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PCS Customer SolutionsClaire, su re
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Sección 2AFunciones básicasde su
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a la luz (por ejemplo, cuando saque
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La pantalla de su teléfonoLa sigui
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Marcado abreviado de teléfonos, pa
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4. Cuadre las guías de la parte su
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Cómo usar el cargador de viajePara
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Cómo usar el control de ambientesS
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3. Presione T. (Cuando esté en roa
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usted selecciona una pausa fija, el
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Sección 2BCómo ajustar su teléfo
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Cómo cambiar el Volumen de las tec
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8. Resalte Melodía y presione OK .
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oResalte Descargas, presione OK y r
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Cómo cambiar la animación de ence
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Función de ahorro de energíaEsta
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1. Desde el modo de espera, presion
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2. Seleccione el ícono Ajustes y p
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Cómo programar el timbre para apag
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Sección 2CFunciones de seguridadEn
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Cómo desbloquear su teléfonoPara
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Cómo guardar números especialesUs
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1. Desde el modo de espera, presion
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Sección 2DCómo controlar el Roami
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4. Resalte Modo de ajuste y presion
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Sección 2ECómo navegar por los me
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Cómo ver los menúsDiagrama del me
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InternetReg. de salidaProtección r
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Usando el Menú Principal1. Desde e
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Sección 2FRegistros de llamadasEn
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Cómo llamar desde un registro de l
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Sección 2GCómo usar elDirectorio
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Para más información sobre T9 Tex
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3. Resalte el text clip que desee.4
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Menú de opciones mientras introduc
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Tipo Email: Una vez que haya guarda
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4. Resalte Buscar grupo y presione
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Consejo: Si usted no presiona ningu
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Sección 2HOrganizador personalEn e
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5. Para seleccionar una fecha, res
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Cuando llega el momento de un event
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Opciones de la agendaEn las pantall
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Consejo: Cuando use Borrar finaliz.
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Fecha: La alarma suena en una fecha
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O use las siguientes teclas:W : +/-
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Cómo tocar o ver archivos guardado
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Cómo ver los detalles de archivos
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Opciones de la lista de archivos en
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Cómo programar el modo de reproduc
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Sección 2ICómo usar las funciones
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Cómo revisar los nombres grabados1
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Sección 2JE-mailEn esta secciónC
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7. Ingrese el nombre del servidor y
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Límite tamaño: Cambia el límite
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7. Para ingresar una dirección adi
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Símbolos: Ingresa símbolos.Grapas
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Cómo editar y reenviar E-mail envi
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Opciones disponibles en la pantalla
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Cómo leer sus mensajes de E-mailHa
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3. Edite su e-mail y presione T. (V
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4. Seleccione date, Name, Unread o
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Borradores de e-mailEl e-mail que u
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Sección 3Cómo usar lasfunciones d
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Sección 3AFunciones básicasdel se
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Importante: Cuando esté en roaming
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Contestar mensajes de correo de voz
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Presione T. Esto coloca a la primer
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La función Net GuardLa primera vez
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Cómo volver al comienzoHay dos for
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Cómo editar un marcador1. Desde la
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Cómo ajustar las opciones del nave
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MensajesAhora usted puede enviar y
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Para ver un mensaje PCS desde el me
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PCS Short MailCómo usar el servici
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E-mailCómo usar PCS e-mailCon PCS
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TimbresCómo bajar timbresPara baja
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Nota: Los archivos bajados adiciona
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¿Puedo desactivar los servicios de
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Llame a Asistencia de Directorio: S
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Sección 4Pautas de seguridad eInfo
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Sección 4ASeguridadEn esta secció
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después de analizar los estudios y
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instalados o blindados. Debe verifi
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Es recomendable cambiar la batería
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Los valores SAR más altos reportad
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expresar la fortaleza de un campo m
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niveles de exposición en los rango
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sección 1.1307(b) de las FCC's Rul
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"escudos" podrían interferir con l
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niveles de exposición que se acerq
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organismos podrá regular la locali
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La FCC también regula las estacion
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La FDA ha participado activamente e
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prótesis auditivas y los teléfono
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El Department of Defense (DOD sigla
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Sección 4BGarantía limitada al cl
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cambios extremos en clima o tempera
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Sección 4: Pautas de seguridad e i
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