Foma N903i, Manual

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Entering Text
■
If you press the wrong
key
X
Press
t
to delete the
character
X
Press the key
again
■ If you press more times
than appropriate
X
a
(
R
)
Returns to the previous character assigned to
the same key.
■ To continuously enter a character
assigned to the same key
X
Press
j
or the key again for 1 second or
longer
The cursor moves and the following character
can be entered now.
■ To confirm the hiragana
X
d
■ To display the conversion candidates for
English and kana in Mode 1 (5-touch)
X
o
(ABC123)
The conversion candidates are displayed for
alphanumeric characters or katakana. The
numeric conversion candidates are also
displayed depending on how many times you
press the key; e.g. pressing the same key
continuously converts “
き
” to “
２２
”.
2
Use
c
or press
p
(CHG) to convert to kanji
The kanji candidate for the first
phrase is highlighted, and the
kanji candidates for the remaining
phrases are underlined (_).
■ If the kanji candidate is
the desired kanji
X d
The kanji are confirmed and the next phrase is
highlighted.
■ To change the conversion range
X
Use
v
to change the conversion range
The kanji candidate changes as the conversion
range changes. If there are no kanji to be
converted for the selected range, the hiragana
are displayed.
3
Use
c
to display the
conversion candidates
A list of conversion candidates
for the highlighted phrase
appears. Hiragana and katakana
are included in the conversion
candidates.
■ If all the characters in the conversion
range belong to “
あ ” column
Numbers are also included in the conversion
candidates.
4
Select the kanji you want to enter
d
Character count and scrolling
■ The numbers of characters remaining and
entered
Characters shown on the text entry (edit)
screen are counted according to the rules
listed below. On the text entry (edit) screen,
the end mark “
” appears as an
approximate guide indicating that you can
enter characters up to the location in the
current function.
d
A single-byte character is counted as 1 byte
and a double-byte character is counted as 2
bytes.
d
A double-byte character is equal to two single-
byte characters.
Double-byte:
ＡＢＣＤＥ
5 characters (counted as 10 bytes)
Single-byte: ABCDEFGHIJ
10 characters (counted as 10 bytes)
■ Character combinations
Take care with character combinations when
entering text.
<Example> Entered “
ﾄ゛ｺﾓ ” in single-byte
kana input mode and “ の 携帯電
話 ” in Kanji/Hiragana input mode
d
Single-byte dakuten “ ゛ ” and han-dakuten
“
゜
” are each counted as 1 character.
■ Scrolling
On the conversion candidate list screen, use
c
to scroll by line, or
s
(MEMO/CHECK) or
a
(
R
) to scroll by page.
On the conversion candidate list screen, use
c
to scroll by line, or
v
,
s
(MEMO/CHECK)
or
a
(
R
) to scroll by page.
Ｅｄｉｔ ｍｅｍｏｒａｎｄｕｍｓ
けいたいじろ う
ＣＨＧ
５１２
Ｌ／Ｕ ｃｈ Ｍｏｄｅ
Ｂａｃｋ
Ｅｄｉｔ ｍｅｍｏｒａｎｄｕｍｓ
ｃｈ Ｍｏｄｅ
ＣＨＧ
啓太 いじろう
５１２
次郎
じろう
二郎
治郎
じろう
ジロウ
シ゛ロウ
2／ ６
Conversion candidate
list screen
NOTE
e
You can convert up to 20 hiragana characters to kanji,
up to 6 phrases at once.
e
If the text is not converted to the desired kanji,
changing the reading to the “on” or “kun” reading may
make the desired kanji appear.
e When 2 or more kanji characters cannot be converted
at the same time, convert one character at a time.
e
If a character still cannot be converted, use Kuten
codes.
→
p.440
e
Some complicated kanji characters may be partly
modified or abbreviated.
e
If the number of converted characters exceeds the limit,
a message appears asking whether to confirm the
number of characters that does not exceed the limit.
ﾄ ゛ ｺ ﾓ の 携 帯 電 話 (9 characters when
shown on the screen)
1 1 1 1 ２ ２ ２ ２ ２ (count as 14 bytes,
equivalent to 14
single-byte characters)
̲ ̲ ̲ ̲ ＿ ＿ ＿ ＿ ＿