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Mail
<Save melody>
Loading Melodies from i-mode Mail
Use this procedure to save a melody ( or ) attached to or pasted into received i-mode mail on your FOMA
terminal.
●
You cannot play a melody during a call.
●
If the sender was not using a FOMA N901iC, the received melody may not play correctly.
● Select the melody.
In the received mail detail display function menu...
a P. 289
1
Press
j
s
Press
3
“Save data”
s
Select “YES” and press
d
s
Select a
folder and press
d
.
To set the melody as a ring tone, etc., proceed to step 2.
■
To stop the melody
Press
r
,
e
, keys
0
to
9
,
w
or
q
.
■ To prevent melodies from playing automatically when you open mail
Set “Auto melody play” (P. 294) to “OFF”.
■
If the memory for storing melodies is full
A message appears asking whether to delete a melody before saving the new melody. To save the new melody, select
“YES” and press
d
. Then select the melody to be deleted.
2
Select “YES” and press
d
s
Select an option and press
d
.
■
If you do not want to set the melody as a ring tone, etc.
Select “NO” and press
d
.
<Receive image mail>
Loading Images in Image Mail
This function enables you to save images ( ) attached to received i-mode mail.
●
Select the image beforehand.
In the received mail detail display function menu...
a P. 289
1 Press
j
s
Press
3
“Save data”
s
Select “YES” and press
d
s
Select a
folder and press
d
.
If multiple images are attached, all the images are displayed.
Select the file name for the image to be viewed and press
d
to view the image.
■
To change from image display to file name display
Select the image that you want to see as a file name.
To return to image display, select the file name to be displayed as an image.
■ If the memory for storing images is full
A message appears asking whether to delete an image before saving the new image. To save the new image, select
“YES” and press
d
. Then select the image to be deleted.
Note
●
If there are multiple pasted files, you may not be able to view the pasted files themselves.