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Composing and Sending i-mode Mail
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Select the “Subject” and the “Message” input fields, press
t
,
enter, and then press
t
.
You can enter up to 15 full-pitch (30 half-pitch) characters for the subject and up to 250 full-
pitch (500 half-pitch) characters for the message text.
Line breaks (“
K
”) are counted as 1 full-pitch character and spaces (blanks) are counted as 1
half-pitch character (line breaks “
K
” cannot be entered in the subject).
Use “
O
Quote owner info” (
n
P.40) from the sub menu when entering the message to
insert user info.
To use phrases
Press
C5
. Press the number for the type of phrase you wish to use, and then press the
number of the phrase.
Refer to P.517 for details on phrases.
To paste a signature
Make sure to register a signature in advance (
n
P.359).
Press
C
while entering the message text, select “
#
Add signature”, and then press
t
.
Select the signature to paste, and then press
t
.
You can also paste a signature by pressing
C3
in the mail composition screen.
If “Auto signature” is set to “ON”, the signature is pasted automatically. However, signatures
are not automatically pasted when replying with a quote or forwarding.
The characters in the signature are included in the character count for the main message. If
the total number for the message and signature exceeds the number of characters that can
be sent, “Signature space is not available” is displayed and the signature is not pasted.
6
Press
i
(Send).
When sending is completed, “Transmission completed” is displayed.
Press
t
to return to the stand-by display.
After sending, the mova operates in i-mode stand-by status (“
R
”
flashes). In the stand-by, press
H
to exit i-mode.
To cancel the send operation
In the screen displayed while sending, press
H
or
t
.
However, mail may still be sent, depending on when the operation was
stopped.
Mail for which sending was canceled is saved as unsent mail.
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