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Mail

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files sizes are large, the number of messages that
can be saved and protected decreases.

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Up to 100 mails can be stored in the Secret folders of
the received mails and sent mails, respectively.

Reading i-mode mail
messages

<Example: Reading a received mail mes-
sage>

“Inbox”

Select a folder

Select a mail

■

To view the previous or next mail

Mail detail screen

Press

to return to the Mail menu screen.

■

Mail-connected i-

ppli

i-mode mail sent using a mail-connected
i-

ppli is sorted into the dedicated folder for

that mail-connected i-

ppli.

Where the sender used a mail-connected
i-

ppli to send i-mode mail and the recipient

has created a dedicated mail folder for that
mail-connected i-

ppli, the i-mode mail is

sorted into that folder.
If there is no dedicated folder but the “Auto-
sort” function has been set, mail is sorted into
the folder designated in the “Auto-sort” set-
tings. If the “Auto-sort” function has not been
set, mail is sorted into the Inbox.

Selecting the dedicated folder for a mail-con-
nected i-

ppli activates the software.

To view the mail list screen for a folder without
activating the software, highlight the folder and
select “Open folder” from the function menu.

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Having the FOMA terminal read out
mail (i-mode mail or SMS)

By selecting “Read out
message” from the function
menu in the received mail
detail screen, you can have the
FOMA terminal read out the
body of the received message
in the designated voice.
To cancel reading, press

(Pressing

after reading has

been canceled restarts the
reading from the beginning of
the message.) To exit reading-
out mode, press

(Exit).

You can set the voice used to read out
received mail using “Read out setting” (p.281).

A FOMA terminal reads out mails at the volume
level set in “Phone” in “Ring volume”. If “Silent” or
“Step” is set, messages are read out at the “Level
2” volume. Volume in Manner mode

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p.136

While a message is being read out, an image
appears in the top half of the screen, as shown
in the figure. If the sender’s address and
image are stored in the phonebook, the stored
image is displayed.

(ASSIST) also reads out the message of the

mail.

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p.400

While a message is being read out, you can
scroll around the message by pressing

(HOME) or

(MEMO/CHECK). Also, holding

down

for 1 second or longer turns the dis-

play light on or off. Pressing any of the FOMA
terminal’s other keys stops the reading.

If you receive a call while a message is being read
out, reading ends and the ringing screen appears.

If you receive new mail or messages while a mes-
sage is being read out, the setting in “Receiving
display” takes effect. Also, if the specified alarm
time is reached while a message is being read
out, the setting in “Alarm setting” takes effect.

The FOMA terminal may be unable to read out
some message body in the received mail from
PC, etc.

NOTE

You can also place the received address for the sender or

broadcast member, or the address to be sent (a phone

number for SMS and a mail address for an i-mode mail)

into your standby screen as a desktop icon. You can then

use the placed desktop icon to compose a new i-mode

mail message addressed to that e-mail address (or to

compose a new SMS message addressed to the phone

number). However, you cannot paste e-mail addresses

with the “

”, “