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Mail Setting
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Message display You can set whether to display received mail in
standard display (from the top) or from the text.
Standard or From message
Auto melody play You can set whether to play back the attached
or pasted melodies automatically for when you
display the text of received mail.
ON or OFF
Header/Signature You can store a header, signature and
quotation mark. (See page 285)
Mail security You can set the security for the Inbox, Outbox,
and Draft box in the Mail menu. (See page 188)
Receiving display You can set whether to display the Message
Receiving and Reception Result displays, even
during operation of another function.
Alarm preferred . . . . . . Prioritizes the Message
Receiving and
Reception Result
displays when you
have new mail.
Operation preferred. . . Prioritizes the display
of the current operation
when you have new
mail.
Receive option
setting You can set whether to select and receive
i-mode mail. (See page 263)
Attached file You can set whether to receive the files
attached to i-mode mail.
Select an item to be received
Photo auto display You can set whether to automatically display
the photo (still image) received during a call.
ON or OFF
Kirari Mail You can set how the FOMA phone works when
a Kirari Mail message is received.
(See page 262)
Chat You can set the chat mail settings.
(See page 288)
SMS report request You can set whether to request SMS reports.
(See page 293)
Item Operation/Explanation
Setting at purchase
Standard
Standard
From message
Setting at purchase
ON
Setting at purchase
Alarm preferred
Setting at purchase
All files valid
Setting at purchase
ON
SMS validity period You can set the length of time SMS messages
are held at the SMS Center. (See page 293)
SMS input character You can set the characters you can enter into
the text of SMS messages. (See page 294)
Secret mail display You can set whether to display or not to display
secret mail. (See page 188)
Auto color label You can specify the text color of the sender,
received date/time and others on the Inbox List
by mail address. (See page 285)
Check settings You can check the individual mail settings.
p
Use to scroll the display to check the
information.
p After checking, press .
Reset You can reset the individual “Mail settings” to
their default settings.
See “Function List” for the items to be reset.
(See page 408)
Enter your Terminal Security Code
YES
Information
<Character size>
p While the text is displayed, you can change font size also by pressing
and holding
for at least one second. (See page 261 and page 292)
In this case, the setting here also changes.
p If you bring up a display other than a detailed display, characters are
displayed in Standard even when Small or Large size was selected.
However, when you return to the detailed display, characters are
displayed in Small or Large again.
<Mail list disp.>
p When “2 lines” or “2 lines (with text)” is set, the listing switches to the
“Name” display.
p
When “1 line” or “1 line (with text)” is set, the listing switches to the
“Subject” display.
p When “2 lines” or “1 line” is set, you cannot operate “Reply”, “Reply with
quote”, “Reply with ref” and “Forward” from the Inbox List. Also, you
cannot operate “Edit” from the Outbox List.
<Message display>
p Even if “From message” is set, the message might not be displayed
from the text depending on the number of characters in the text.
<Auto melody play>
p Even if “Auto melody play” is set to “ON”, melodies might not be played
back successfully when it was sent from devices other than FOMA
P702iD.
p
Regardless of the “Auto melody play” setting, the attached or pasted
melody file is not played back while music is played back with SD-Audio
or playback is in pause.
<Attached file>
p
When you receive a file attachment set invalid, the attached file or
image inserted into Deco mail is deleted at the i-mode Center. You
cannot receive the deleted file.
p
You can receive melodies if you have set to receive melody, but they
might not be played back successfully if they are sent from devices
other than FOMA P702iD.
Item Operation/Explanation