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Displaying, Editing and Managing Data
To manage various data, the following operations are available.
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To change title
Highlight the data you want to change on the data list screen. → Select “Edit title” from the function
menu.
→
Change the title.
• The title displayed on the data list screen can be changed.
• You can enter 9 full-pitch or 18 half-pitch characters for images, movies and i-motion, 25 full-pitch
or 50 half-pitch characters for melodies and 18 full-pitch or 36 half-pitch characters for Chara-den.
Entering characters
→
p.502
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To initialize the title
Highlight the data with the title to be initialized.
→
Open the function menu and select “Reset title”.
→ Select “YES”.
• The modified title is returned to the initial title.
• The titles for data in “Image” cannot be reset.
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To edit the file name
Highlight the data that you want to edit the file name on the data list screen. → Select “Edit file
name” from the function menu. → Edit the file name.
• The file name can contain up to 36 half-pitch characters (excluding extensions). Half-pitch “.”, “@”,
“/”, “(”, “)”, “,”, “-”, “_”, “:”, “’”, “˜”, “&”, “?”, “!”, “¥”, “#” and “ ” cannot be entered as the file name.
• To edit the file name, the part except the extension is editable. After the file name is edited, the
appropriate extension for the file format is added automatically.
Entering characters
→ p.502
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To sort data
On the data list screen, select “Sort” from the function menu.
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Specify display order.
• You can sort the display by selecting “Chronological ↑ / Chronological ↓ / By title ↑ / By title ↓ / By
size
↑
/ By size
↓
/ By retrieve date” on the data list screen.
• “Chronological ↑ ” is selected by default.
• Your sort setting will remain if you display the folder list screen or quit “Image” or “i Motion”. If you
quit “Melody”, the sort setting will return to “Chronological ↑ ”.
• You cannot sort the data on the list screen of Chara-den.
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To check the memory
Select “Memory info” from the function menu on the data list screen. (For Chara-den, select “No. of memos”.)
• Displays the information on the available memory space and the used memory space of the FOMA
terminal. For Chara-den, the number of the registered Chara-dens and the remaining number of
Chara-den that can be saved are displayed. After confirming the memory space, press
t
.
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To set file restriction
Highlight the data that you want to set file restriction on the data list screen. → Select “File
restriction” from the function menu.
• When you attach files to mail, select “Restricted” if you want to prevent the files from being sent
from the destination terminals. If you want to allow the files to be sent from the destination
terminals, select “Unrestricted”. Even if you select “Restricted” for “File restriction”, the files can be
sent by infrared exchange or saved in miniSD memory card from the destination terminals.
If the recipient is other than FOMA N900iG, files may not be sent or output.
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To check the file information
• You can check information on each file saved in the “Image”, “i Motion”, “Chara-den” or “Melody”.
→
p.338, p.349, p.360 and p.366.
• You cannot check the information in files saved in the “Pre-installed” and “Voice announce”
folders, and in files pre-saved in the “Frame” folder.
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To select a destination folder for storing the contents of the miniSD memory card
• When you turn off the power, check, format or remove the miniSD memory card, a destination folder
for storing the contents of the card is set to the folder that you last created on the FOMA terminal.
When this occurs and the folder is changed from the previous setting, set the destination folder again
by referring to “Selecting a folder in miniSD memory card in which you save movie/picture” (p.372).
• When you create or edit folders on a PC, the destination folder may change. When this occurs
and the folder is changed from the previous setting, set the destination folder again by referring to
“Selecting a folder in miniSD memory card in which you save movie/picture” (p.372).
Managing Various Data