46 MEMO: ALPHA KEYS
ALPHA KEYS
You need the alpha keys for storing and re-
calling the information.
•In the traditional spelling mode you get
the first letter of the key when pressing
the key once, the second letter when
pressing the key twice and so on. When
the cursor appears to right of the letter
just entered you can enter the next.
•You may also use the T9 text input tools
for keying in the letters. Turn the T9
mode on or off by pressing
1
. By press-
ing
1
for a few seconds, languages for
the T9 are available. For further informa-
tion about using T9, please see the chap-
ter
Memo, Messages, Writing messages
.
•By pressing
0
for a few seconds, all the
special characters are available page by
page. You can scroll the pages with
n
.
•You can enter both upper case and lower
case letters as well as numbers. You can
switch between them by pressing
§
.
•When upper case letters are in use the
symbol
U
is displayed in the upper row
and when lower case letters are in use the
symbol
V
is displayed. The
a
symbol
is especially made for writing sentences
(so that you do not need to switch
between the upper case and lower case
letters). When the symbol
Z
is dis-
played, the entry of any number is direct.
•Always enter number 1 as follows: Press
§
until the character form is switched to
Z
. Press
1
.
•Always enter number 0 as follows: Make
sure, the
,
is turned off. Press
0
.
•Enter a space by pressing
+
.
•In case of a misspelling, move with
n
to
the letter you wish to correct and press
.
CLEAR
.
