Palm HandPHONE SMS - Manuals

Page 6 - HandPHONE SMS; VWDUWHG; WDUWLQJ; handheld’s; VHWWLQJV; Message Options on your handheld.

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Page 7 - Getting started; Tap OK or Cancel when you are done.; Serial cable to “early model” cell phones; Recent phone - Infrared

Getting started 7 the default SMS, unless your service providerexplicitly supports e-mail and fax services. Status report... Indicates to the service center that you shouldreceive notification on the status of yourmessage. Status reports are sent from themessage center to your mobile phone. Somephon...

Page 9 - Using SMS; HWULHYLQJ; Follow these steps to retrieve messages:; Retrieve (or the Graffiti; HandPHONE SMS will connect to your mobile phone and download all

Using SMS 9 6 6 6 6 8VLQJ # 606 8VLQJ # 606 8VLQJ # 606 8VLQJ # 606 5HWULHYLQJ # PHVVDJHV As mentioned earlier, your mobile phone automatically receives messageswhen it is activated. You may read those messages either read directly on yourphone (using its own integrated software) or using HandPHONE ...

Page 10 - Note; HandPHONE SMS only downloads; incoming; not; outgoing; messages that you may have typed

10 HandPHONE SMS 3. Tap on a message to view it, or perform other actions: 4. An opened message looks like this: Note HandPHONE SMS only downloads incoming messages, not outgoing messages that you may have typed manually on your phone.

Page 11 - Leaving originals on the phone; stroke; HQGLQJ; Configuration; Options; screen for configuring outgoing messages:

Using SMS 11 Leaving originals on the phone By default, messages are removed from the mobile phone after they aredownloaded to your handheld, but you may choose to leave them intact on themobile phone: 1. Tap on the Menu icon ( ), select Options Ö Phone Options, (Graffiti stroke O) to open the scree...

Page 12 - Validity period

12 HandPHONE SMS 2. Assign message options accordingly: Validity period Specifies the maximum length of time for which yourmessage will be allowed to sit at your carrier’smessage center before being deleted (in case therecipient’s mobile phone never picks it up). Message type Here you may choose bet...

Page 13 - Writing and sending messages; Follow these steps to write and send messages:; Message; recipient’s phone number in your Address Book:; Select a number and tap on Add to return to your message.

Using SMS 13 Writing and sending messages Follow these steps to write and send messages: 1. Select Message Ö New Message, (Graffiti N) to create a message: 2. Enter a phone number directly on the To field, or tap on To to lookup the recipient’s phone number in your Address Book: 3. Select a number a...

Page 14 - for this message only

14 HandPHONE SMS 5. Enter your message in the space below Name. SMS messages may be up to 160 characters, and the Message length counter keeps track of howmany characters you have written. 6. W hen you are done, tap on the appropriate button to place the message in either the Outbox (it is ready to ...

Page 15 - DQLSXODWLQJ; Incoming messages; View; Opens the message so you can read it.; Reply; Removes this message from the list.

Using SMS 15 0DQLSXODWLQJ # PHVVDJHV This section describes how to handle messages in HandPHONE SMS andhow to use the various folders available to you – Inbox, Outbox, Draft, andSent. Context sensitive pop-up menus present available options whenever youtap on a message in any list view. Incoming mes...

Page 16 - Outgoing/sent messages; edit; your message to the draft box, or; delete; Draft Folder

16 HandPHONE SMS Outgoing/sent messages W hen you write SMS messages, you may store them into either the Outbox orthe Draft folder. Outbox All messages in the Outbox will be sent the next time you select Message,Send All (or Send & Retrieve). By tapping on a message in the Outbox youmay edit , m...

Page 17 - Troubleshooting; URXEOHVKRRWLQJ; PHVVDJHV; Your Palm; and; from your backup directory in the Palm handheld desktop

Troubleshooting 17 7 7 7 7 7URXEOHVKRRWLQJ 7URXEOHVKRRWLQJ 7URXEOHVKRRWLQJ 7URXEOHVKRRWLQJ (UURU # PHVVDJHV An error occurred while encoding the message. Indicates that non-authorized characters were found in your message -usually in the message center phone number or the recipient’s phonenumber. Al...

Page 19 - Your account does not allow you to send messages.; Check with your mobile phone carrier.

Troubleshooting 19 You must fill the recipient's phone number before saving this message tothe Outbox. You will receive this message if you try to transfer a message from the Draftbox to the Outbox without specifying the recipient's phone number. Your account does not allow you to send messages. Che...

Page 21 - Index

Index 21 S Send & Retrieve · 13Send All · 13Serial cable · 7Service center · 7, 11Set · 7, 11Short Messaging Service (defined) · 4SMS settings · 6Status report · 7, 11, 14 T Telephone number · 7, 11To · 12 V Validity Period · 6, 11