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l
: Attached or pasted file or data cannot be used because a different FOMA card (UIM) was used when the mail was sent or received.
t
Shows the message subject. Where i-mode mail has no subject, “No title” is displayed.
For SMS, the message header is displayed. For an SMS report, “SMS report”, for Voice Mail notices, “Noticecall voicemail” is displayed.
Guide to the Mail Detail displays
The following is a guide to the conventions used in the Mail Detail displays.
q
Shows the mail status. (See the explanation for item
q
in the Mail List display on P. 279.)
w
Shows the time and date of transmission (time and date of arrival at the Center).
e
Shows the sending type of received mail.
: Received mail addressed specifically to the recipient by the sender.
: Received mail broadcast by the sender.
: Received mail specified not to be displayed in the addresses of other broadcast mails.
r
Shows received mail with the sender’s mail address.
: Sender’s mail address.
: Mail address to which replies cannot be sent (shown when the e-mail address exceeds 50
half-pitch characters, etc.)
t
Shows sent mail with the recipient’s address and recipient type.
Use this to check whether the message was sent successfully. If the message was sent to multiple
recipients, all the recipients are shown.
: Recipient to which mail was successfully sent.
: Recipient to which mail was not successfully sent.
: Recipient to which broadcast mail was successfully sent.
: Recipient to which broadcast mail was not successfully sent.
: Broadcast mail specified not to be displayed in the addresses of other broadcast mails was
sent successfully.
: Broadcast mail specified not to be displayed in the addresses of other broadcast mails was
not sent successfully.
y
Shows received mail with multiple recipient addresses specified (not including the current FOMA terminal user). Up to 4 recipients can be shown.
: The sender addressed the message specifically to the recipient.
: A mail address to which replies cannot be sent to which the sender specifically addressed the message.
: The sender sent a copy of a message to the recipient as broadcast mail.
: A mail address to which replies cannot be sent to which the sender sent a copy of the message as broadcast mail.
The , and icons are used to indicate a mail address to which replies cannot be sent.
If the sender of received mail or the recipient of sent mail is stored in the phonebook, the “Name” stored in the phonebook appears in fields
r
,
t
and
y
.
To display the name, the other party’s mail address must be stored correctly in the phonebook. → P. 93
u
Shows the message subject. Where there is no subject, “No title” is displayed. For received SMS, is displayed ( if the SMS is in the FOMA
card) and “SMS” is displayed as the title (or “SMS report” for SMS reports). When an SMS report has been received, the icon is also displayed.
j
When a message includes attached or pasted files, this shows the icon, file name and file size (in bytes). When a melody is pasted, is displayed.
If the pasted melody file is faulty, it is displayed as text in the message. For attached file icons → P. 280
: A large image is waiting to be downloaded.
: An attached melody was deleted.
: An attached image was deleted.
: A large image file was deleted.
: A movie or i-motion file was deleted.
Note
● If the date and time are not set, the date and time in the Received Mail List display and Sent Mail List display are shown as “--/--”.
● When you view i-mode mail with an attached image in the Received Mail Detail display or Sent Mail Detail display, the display switches between
image display and file name display each time you press
d
.
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−−−−ＥＮＤ−−−−
Received mail detail display
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Sent mail detail display
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