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For information on using message services → P. 227, 229
As of October 1, 2004, Message Free is set to “ON” as the default setting for all subscribers who signed a new FOMA
contract and at the same time applied for i-mode. If you don’t want to receive Message Free, you have to set Message
Free to “OFF”.
*For those subscribers other than the above, to receive Message Free you have to change the settings in options and
settings. The default setting is “OFF”.
If you cannot receive messages because your FOMA terminal is turned off or is out of range (
displayed), Message
Request and Message Free are held at the i-mode Center.
・ The table below shows the numbers of messages held at the i
-
mode Center and the periods for which they are held. If
the limit on the holding number or period is exceeded, messages are deleted starting with the oldest message.
・
Use “Check new message” to retrieve Message Request and Message Free held at the i
-
mode Center.
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■ トクだねニュース便
This is a service offered by DoCoMo which uses the Message Request function to send information such as news and
weather updates to i-mode terminals.
トクだねニュース便
is a paid service to which users must subscribe. Once you have completed the subscription,
the service is automatically added to your My Menu list and you can then view the same information by accessing the
service from My Menu.
See “Viewing Messages in the Message Box”.
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i- mode password
You have to enter an “i-mode password” to add or delete sites in My Menu, specify your i-mode mail settings, or
subscribe to pay i-mode sites. At the time of purchase, the i-mode password is set to “0000” (4 zeros) by default, but
you should change this number to a 4-digit number of your choice.
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P. 211
Take particular care not to disclose your i-mode password to others.
Connecting to the Internet
You can use your FOMA terminal to connect to the Internet and view i-mode-compatible websites simply by entering
the URL of the website that you want to visit.
For information on viewing Internet websites
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When you display pages stored in cache
• Cache refers to an area of memory on the FOMA terminal itself in which data from i-mode sites or Internet websites you have visited
is temporarily stored. If you press
v
to move to another page while you are viewing an i-mode site or Internet website, the FOMA
terminal displays the page stored in cache rather than connecting to the i-mode Center and accessing the page on the actual site.
However, if the cache is full or if the page is set to always display the latest information, the FOMA terminal connects to the site
even when you press
v
. Also, even when the page is stored in the cache, if the date and time information for that page has been
updated, the FOMA terminal connects to the site and displays the latest data.
• When site data is loaded from cache, the text and settings you entered on previous visits is not displayed.
• The cache is cleared when you exit i-mode.
• When you download SSL-compatible pages from cache, the message indicating that the SSL page will be displayed.
Max. messages held Max. holding time
Message Request 300 72 hours
Message Free 300 72 hours
Note
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Internet web pages that are not i - mode-compliant may not be displayed properly. To be i - mode-compliant, websites must be written using i - mode-
compliant tags. For details
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Sites may appear different to the way they appear on a PC.
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The FOMA terminal may be unable to display some Internet websites with URLs longer than 256 half-pitch characters.