Foma N903i, Manual

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Mail
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Not available for receiving mail
As soon as a mail reaches at the i-mode Center, it
is transferred to your i-mode terminal. However, if
your FOMA terminal is turned off or you are
outside the i-mode service area and cannot
receive mail, mail is kept at the i-mode Center.
When the i-mode Center keeps your mail, transfer
is tried up to three times at certain intervals.
Receive option setting enables you to select the
i-mode mail at the i-mode Center for receiving.
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Other useful features
■ Send and receive the files
No restriction exists on the attach-enabled file
type for the i-mode mail (2M bytes
supported). You can send up to 10 files (the
total of 2M bytes) with attachments. For
attachments received as an i-mode mail (2M
bytes supported), all files can be received. An
attached file of up to 100K bytes is
automatically received (Auto received
attached file) and any of up to 2M bytes from
100K bytes can be selectively received
(Selective received attached file). Prefer
attachment enables you to selectively receive
even an attached file of 100K bytes or less
regardless of the file size. For receiving a file
using the other terminal, only supported file
types are received within the mail receive
capacity of the terminal.
■ Deco-mail
The FOMA terminal enables you to create and
send your own distinctive personalized mail or
attractively decorated mail by changing the
font size or the background color, etc. when
editing i-mode mail, or by attaching images to
the text body. Moreover, your FOMA terminal
initially provides the variety of Decorate PI that
can be inserted like pictographs and you can
easy create a richly expressive mail and send
it. (If you receive Deco-mail from a PC, it may
not run as it did on the PC because some
decorative features are not supported on the
i-mode terminals.)
When you send Deco-mail to the Deco-mail-
unsupported terminal or the Deco-mail-
supported terminal of 10,000 bytes max., it
may be received as a mail containing URL. In
this case, the recipient selects URL to view the
Deco-mail.
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Composing and Sending Deco-mail
→
p.243
Entering Decorate PI → p.437
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Support model: Deco-mail-supported
model is available. For more details, see
the “Mobile Phone User’s Guide [i-mode]”.
<Mail menu>
Displaying Mail Menu
1
i
X
Mail
Pressing
o
( ) on the standby screen also
displays Mail menu.
Automatic
reception
Message
Decomail-
picture
Message
Attached
file
Sender (903i)
Automatic reception
Select
reception
Recipient (903i)
i-mode Center
Select
reception
Decomail-
picture
NOTE
<File transmission>
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Even if “File restricted” is selected in “File restriction”,
you can send still images using the built-in camera.
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If you send i-mode mail to the mova service i-mode
terminal, you can send only one JPEG-format image
as an attachment.
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To play an i-motion on i-motion mail using a PC, you
must have compatible software.
Movie Playing Software
→ p.475
■ Important
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We recommend that you should take memos of
the contents of your received, sent, and saved
mails, or store them on the microSD memory card.
If you have a PC, you can also save them on your
PC by using DoCoMo keitai datalink (p.430) and
the FOMA USB Cable (optional).
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Faults, repairs or other handling of the FOMA
terminal may erase any recorded messages or
memos. We take no responsibility in such an event
so please take memos of the contents of your mail.
Item Description
Refer
to
Inbox Shows the Inbox folder list
screen. Mail can be organized
into different folders.
*
Open the respective folders to
check the record and details
of your received i-mode mail
and SMS.
p.257
Outbox Shows the Outbox folder
screen. Mail can be organized
into different folders.*
Open the respective folders to
check the record and details
of your sent i-mode mail and
SMS. p.257
Draft Shows the Draft mail list
screen. Use this to check the
details of temporarily saved
i-mode mail and SMS. p.249
Compose
message Shows the screen used for
creating i-mode mail. p.239
Chat mail Shows the “chat screen”. p.275
Compose
SMS Shows the screen used for
composing SMS. p.278