Docomo FOMA N601i, Manual

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241 Mail
<Resend>
e
Selecting “Resend” resends the message unedited.
Use this option as a simple way to resend mail when
the initial transmission has failed.
e
When you resend a message for which a previous
transmission failed, the message is saved as a sent
mail. When you resend broadcast mail for which the
previous transmission failed at all the addresses, the
message is also saved as a sent mail.
<Disp. SMS report>
e
If there is no SMS report for the selected SMS, this
function cannot be used.
e
When receiving the SMS report of a SMS stored in a
Secret folder, you cannot select “Disp. SMS report”
from the function menu even if “
” appears on the
SMS list or detail screen. To check the SMS report by
selecting “Disp. SMS report” from the function menu,
move the SMS from the Secret folder into another
one.
<UIM operation>
e When you move or copy the sent SMS to the FOMA
card (UIM), the SMS appears in the Outbox folder
regardless of the original folder type.
<Sent address list/Received address list>
Using mail records
When you send or receive mail, destination
addresses are recorded in the Sent address list
and sender addresses are recorded in the
Received address list. You can use this
procedure to send mail by selecting an address
from these address lists. Different icons are
used for the i-mode mail and SMS address lists
so that you can quickly distinguish the record
types.
c
Up to 30 i-mode mail address or SMS phone
number entries can be stored in the respective
Sent address and Received address lists.
c If you set security for Inbox or Outbox, e-mail
addresses are not recorded in the Sent address
or Received address list.
Checking an address list
<Example: To display the received address
list screen>
1
i
X “Own data” X
“Received calls” X “All
calls”
X
p
(FUNC)
X “Received address”
The “Received address”
screen appears.
You can also display the
“Received address” screen by
pressing and holding
h
for 1
second or longer on the
standby screen.
Pressing
h
also displays this screen when
selecting the address in editing mail.
■
To display the sent addr
X
i
X
“Own data”
X
“Dialed calls”
X
p
(FUNC)
X
“Sent address”
You can also display the Sent address list by
pressing and holding
j
for 1 second or longer
on the standby screen.
Pressing
j
also displays this screen when
selecting the address in editing mail.
2
Select a sender
“Received address detail
screen” appears.
3
Check the details
e The following icons are used in the sent address list
and sent address detail screens:
a : i-mode mail transmission succeeded.
a
: i-mode mail transmission failed.
a
: SMS transmission succeeded.
a
: SMS transmission failed.
e
The following icons are used in the received address
list and received address detail screens:
a
: Received i-mode mail.
a
: Received SMS.
e
Turning the FOMA terminal off or deleted sent or
received mail does not delete the entries in the
address lists. You should delete the record entries
themselves to prevent others from seeing them.
Function menu (Sent address/
Received address list screen)
This explanation also applies to the function
menus in the sent address and received
address detail screens.
NOTE
Received address list
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Function menu
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NOTE
Add to
phonebook “Adding Mail Addresses to
Phonebook”
→ p.226
Look-up
phonebook Displays the detail screen of the
phonebook in which the mail
address is stored.
Add desktop icon “Using Desktop Icons” → p.130
Compose
message
*1
Composes an i-mode message with
the mail address pasted to the
address field.
“Composing and Sending i-mode
Mail”
→ p.211
Dialing Uses the Phone To or AV Phone To
function to make a voice,
videophone call to the phone
number on the phonebook which
the e-mail addresses are stored.
→ p.192
Received calls
*2
Switches to the received calls
screen (or Dialed calls screen) (list).
→ p.53, 62
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