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5.4
Creating New Messages
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enter the SEND/EDIT menu and select a vacant
location. The template message will appear if the
template feature is switched ON. If the memory is full
you will need to delete or edit an existing message
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12
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]
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[
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enter your message (or edit an existing message),
the number of available characters is displayed in
the top right of the screen, press
\
to store
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save or reject the message
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]
(YES/NO)
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[
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if the Service Centre number has not been entered,
the phone will ask for it here, enter and press
\
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enter the number where the message is to be sent (it
can be retrieved from the Phone Book by pressing
3
) then press
\
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select NO to store the message or YES to send and
store
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]
(YES/NO)
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Creating a Template Message
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if your regularly send similar messages you can
create a template which will automatically appear
(ready to edit) each time you create a new message
provided that the feature is switched ON
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for example:
D e a r. . . . . . .
....new name and message added each time...
Best regards
J a n e
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you can leave your own message each time you
recall the template
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[
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TEMPLATE MESSAGES
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\
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to switch the template ON and OFF
/
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15
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]
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[
To Send a SMS Message
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enter the SEND/EDIT menu, select the message, edit
if necessary then send. Messages that have not been
sent successfully or not sent yet are marked by a black
diamond
♦
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]
( S E L E C T )
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[
( E D I T )
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\
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]
(SAVE)
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[
(CHECK RECEIVING NUMBER)
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\
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/
]
(SEND)
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[
Replying to SMS Messages
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you can reply directly back to the sender of a SMS
message without having to enter their details
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1 3
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]
( S E L E C T )
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[
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R E P L Y
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\
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-
/
]
(SAVE)
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[
(CHECK RECEIVING NUMBER)
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\
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-
/
]
(SEND)
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Deleting Messages
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to delete old messages
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[
( d e l e t e )
Editing Messages
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the procedure for editing a message is the same as
creating a new message except, you select the
message you want to change instead of selecting a
vacant location
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5.3
