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Mail
<Compose message/Send>
Composing and Sending i
-
mode Mail
Use this procedure to compose and send a new i-mode mail message.
● To attach a melody, image, movie or i - motion → P. 262
●
You can change the size and color of the text used in the message body, assign actions to the text and insert images,
lines and other decorative features. For more information on Deco-mail
→ P. 254
● See “Entering Text” → P. 526
1 Press
o
( )
s
4
“Compose message”.
The “New mail display” appears.
2
Select and press
d
.
The “Address entering display” appears.
Press
p
(FUNC) in the new mail display, you can enter an address by using the
address reference input from a function menu (P. 247).
3
Enter the address and press
d
.
See “Using the function menu in the address/subject entering display”
→
P. 250
4
Select and press
d
.
The “Subject entering display” appears.
5 Enter the subject and press
d
.
The subject can consist of up to 15 full-pitch characters or 30 half-pitch characters.
See “Using the function menu in the address/subject entering display”
→
P. 250
6
Select and press
d
.
The “Message display” appears.
7
Enter the message body and press
d
.
The message body can consist of up to 5,000 full-pitch characters or 10,000 half-pitch
characters.
You can also insert a line feed (hard return) while editing the message. A line feed is
counted as 1 full-pitch character and shown as “
”. Spaces are also counted in the
same way as characters.
See “Using the function menu in the message entering display”
→
P. 251
You can compose and send the Deco-mail. → P. 254
You can use templates to compose and send the Deco-mail.
→
P. 258
New mail display
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Subject entering display
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Message display
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