16-23
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ss
a
g
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16
• Sent Messages
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MyFolder
The following operations are available using option items.
Using Message List
If a new S! Mail contains more than 129 double-byte characters as text or
includes attachments, up to 128 double-byte characters (including
address or subject) are delivered and remaining messages are temporarily
stored in the mail server of the service center according to either of the
following cases. *
1
• No automatic receive setting*
2
• No memory spaces in the handset*
3
• During a video call
• During packet transmission through external device
*1 When S! Mail is stored in the service center or there are unread messages,
appears at the top of the window.
*2 Set Auto Receive to automatically receive the complete S! Mail (
z
p.16-27).
*3 If no memory space is available in the handset, notification cannot be received.
Delete unnecessary messages or files and press
M
(
) to run
Server
to receive messages.
When the S! Mail list (message list) is retrieved from the mail server, it is
possible to receive, delete and forward messages in the server.
Option
Description
Open
Open the highlighted message for viewing or editing.
Edit
Edit a message.
Move
Move SMS to the USIM Card.
Delete Message
Delete highlighted message.
Delete All
Delete all messages.
Select Message
Select multiple messages.
Sort
Rearrange the message order by
Date
or
Address
.
Filter
List messages by type specified with
Show All
,
SMS
,
S! Mail
or
High Priority
.
View Report
Display the delivered report.
Protection
Prevent the message from being deleted by accident.
Cancel Protection
Unprotect the protected messages.
Option
Description
Open
Open a folder.
Rename
Change folder name.
Mail Distribute
Sort received messages by address or phone number and
put it into a specified folder automatically.
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Summary of Contents for 706N
Page 33: ...Getting Started _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 62: ...Basic Handset Operations _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 80: ...Entering Characters _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 100: ...Phone Book _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 111: ...Video Call _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 117: ...Camera _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 126: ...Display Lighting _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 135: ...Sounds _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 141: ...Entertainment _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 159: ...Data Management _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 171: ...External Connection _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 180: ...Handset Security _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 190: ...Organiser Tools _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 206: ...Advanced Settings _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 212: ...Optional Services _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 224: ...Messaging _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 256: ...Web _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 273: ...S Appli _706N_manual_E book 1...
Page 281: ...Appendix _706N_manual_E book 1...
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