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Saving Entries to the Phonebook (continued)
Using
the
Phonebook
S
ave
P
honebook
Entry
5
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Saved data is retained in memory for about 1 month when the battery is removed or depleted but may be
lost after that. Since data may also be lost due to failure of the mova, or repair or other handling
procedures, it is recommended that you maintain the data in another form, such as in a notebook. NTT
DoCoMo assumes no responsibility for the loss of saved data. The saved data can be saved using
“
Memory Stick Duo” or the designated data link software (see p.485, 594).
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You can save the name, reading, phone numbers 1 to 3 and mail addresses 1 to 3 to “ Memory Stick Duo”
(see p.486).
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The Image settings are not saved. Since images are saved in the built-in memory separately from the
Phonebook, even when you copy or move a Phonebook entry to “
Memory Stick Duo”, the image is not
copied or moved.
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You can copy the name, reading, phone number 1, mail address 1, group name, the setting of the Secret
memory and the contents of Bookmarks to a new phone at any DoCoMo service center. Note that
depending on the specifications of a new phone you may not be able to copy data saved in the mova.
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If pictographs are saved in the Phonebook, they may not be displayed properly when you transfer the
Phonebook data.
N o t e
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The name or reading is displayed in the following screens when the phone number or mail address
matches a Phonebook entry.
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Dialing
1, 3 •
Call reception
1, 2, 3 •
Redial data
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Call history
1,2
• Re-mail data • Inmail history • Received mail list • Sent/unsent mail list
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Dial history, Call history
2
, received mail, and sent/unsent mail in the Private diary
1 Also displayed on the Inspiration window.
2 Displayed only when the other party includes a Caller ID.
3 When images are saved in the Phonebook, those images are also displayed on the main display and
Inspiration window. You can also set your mova to not display that information (see p.205).
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Phone numbers that are saved with a 186 or 184 prefix at the beginning of the number still display the
name if the Caller ID is included. The name is also displayed in the Redial data and Dial history of the
Private diary if the number including the 186 or 184 prefix completely matches a Phonebook entry. Dial
history items in groups that are set so that they are automatically saved in the Private diary are saved
automatically regardless of the 184 or 186 prefix.
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In the following cases, the name is not displayed even when the phone number or mail address matches.
The phone number is not displayed while Keypad Lock is set. Also, the ringtone set in the Sound setting,
pattern set in the Vibrator setting or color set in the Illumination setting has priority over the ringtone,
vibrator pattern or illumination color set by the Phonebook or group.
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When the other party is stored in Secret memory
• While Phonebook Access Lock is set • While Keypad Lock is set
When a Phonebook entry is saved:
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You can also save entries to the Phonebook in the following screens.
• Redial data list (see p.49) • Call history list (see p.65) • Scan results of Barcode Reader (see p.195)
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Re-mail data list ・ Inmail history list (see p.359)
• Phonebook details screen (see p.107)
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Image display screen in “camera album” or “import album” (see p.169)
• Phonebook search results screen (see p.103)
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A prompt displayed after a call from a party who is not saved in the Phonebook (If “phonebook” is turned
on in the Assist Partner setting) (see p.63)
• Scratch Pad (see p.523)
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While a site, sent/received mail or Message that includes a phone number or mail address is displayed
(see p.280, 341)
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Sent/received mail list or sent/received mail display screen (see p.341)
• i-
α
ppli execution screen (see p.424)
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You can also save a phone number by entering it and pressing (store) in standby. During a call, if you
enter a phone number and press (copy), you can paste it to the “phone no.” field in the Phonebook
after the end of the call. Pasting text (see p.575)
Saving entries to the Phonebook