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Setting the Mail Function at the i-mode Center
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You can receive mail that exceeds 250 full-pitch characters in segments of 250 full-pitch
characters. For example, if you wish to receive the maximum 2000 full-pitch characters,
you will receive 8 messages.
If the message text exceeds the maximum number of characters set, the excess is deleted
automatically and “/” or “//” is inserted at the end of the text. The exceeded portions cannot be viewed.
This cannot be used when the mail function is disabled.
Setting the Character Limit for Received Mail <Character Limit Setting>
1
In the stand-by, press
t
and select , press
t9
, select
“
#
Mail center setting”, and then press
t
.
The mova connects to i-mode, and the i-mode center mail setting screen is displayed.
2
Select “
受信文字数設定
” (Character limit setting), and then press
t
.
The character limit setting screen is displayed.
3
Select “
新設定値
” (New setting value), and then press
t
.
The screen to select the character limit is displayed.
4
Select the character limit to set, and then press
t
.
5
Select the “
ｉモードパスワード
” (i-mode password) input field,
and then press
t
.
The screen to enter your i-mode password is displayed.
6
Enter your i-mode password, and then press
t
.
Each entered digit is displayed as “
b
”.
7
Select “
決定
” (OK), and then press
t
.
The details of the settings are displayed.
A screen showing the set character count is displayed when setting is completed.
Refer to P.330 to view divided mail.
Note Divided messages have a number such as “1/8” (number/total segments) inserted to the
front of the subject, and parts exceeding 15 full-pitch characters are deleted.
“Character limit setting” can only be performed using your mova.
You can only send up to 250 full-pitch characters, even if you set to receive more than 250
full-pitch characters.
If you exceed your limit at the i-mode center and cannot receive all segments of a divided
mail message, all messages are returned to the receiver along with an error message
indicating that the server is full.
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