Docomo FOMA D901i, Manual

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Ch
aracter En
try
The characters can be block converted to simplify text
entries.
･
Up to 24 two-byte characters can be converted.
Entering “ 動物園に行こう。 ”
1 Enter characters and press
p
.
■
Confirm all character
a
Press
m
.
■
Confirm converted portion
a
Press
o
.
■
Change conversion range
a
Press
&
.
INFORMATION
●
Pressing
a
immediately after entering a
character brings back to the previous
character. The order of character switching is
reversed every time
a
is pressed. (Ex.:
…→
1 →お→え→う→い→あ→ 1 →…
)
●
To successively enter characters assigned to
the same key, such as “
あい
”, press
1
to
enter the first character “
あ
” and press
r
to
move the cursor rightward and enter the next
character “
い
” by pressing
1
twice.
To successively enter characters assigned to
different keys such as “
あか
”, press
1
to
enter “
あ
” followed by
2
to enter “
か
”.
●
In the following input modes, when the
specified time elapses without pressing any
key in inputting, the Automatic cursor function
will automatically move the cursor to the right.
･
Hiragana/kanji
･
Two-byte/one-byte katakana
･
Two-byte/one-byte alphabet
●
You can perform the following operations after
the Automatic cursor function has moved the
cursor to the right by pressing
(
,
t
and
a
.
･
(
: adding voiced sound/semi-voiced
sound (Hiragana and two-byte/one-byte
katakana)
･
t
: toggling between upper case/lower case
(Hiragana, two-byte/one-byte katakana and
two-byte/one-byte alphabet)
･
a
: return to the previous character
●
You can change the time before the cursor
moves automatically. You can also disable the
Automatic cursor function.
☛
P522
●
On the i-mode Mail text entry screen, icons
( ) are indicated
at the bottom of the screen and “Deco
(Decoration mail)” is displayed in the guide
row. Press
a
to select an icon with
&
or
press
m1
to select an item for
composing mail with decorated characters
(Deco-mail).
☛
P253
●
List of dial keys and character assignments
☛
P534
Block conversion of multiple clauses
INFORMATION
● You can enter symbols, pictograms,
alphabetic, Greek characters, etc. by entering
the readings in hiragana. For relationships
between the readings and characters, see
“List of entries and conversion of special
symbols” and “List of pictogram entries and
conversion” in Appendix.
☛
P539, P540
Example
When pressing
l
.