Yes the arrow keys are at the bottom right.. Note your volume keys at the side can be used to arrow up and down items in the menu. To select an item just hold down the volume down key for a second.
My Twitter page is www.twitter.com/saqib1975 MSN Saqib500@xxxxxxxxxxx -------------------------------------------------- From: "DurDevil" <durdevil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2010 11:13 PM To: <talks-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [talks-uk] Re: FW: Assistance with installing Talks to N 97 Mini
On N97 classic we hav a DPad on left of the qwerty keyboard, cant be 100% sure but on the Mini i think its arrow keys on bottom right of the qwerty somewhere. Sorry not much help but been a while since felt one as i hav the classic one. Hopefully Saqib can clarify for you as has the Minicheers Pete -original message- Subject: [talks-uk] Re: FW: Assistance with installing Talks to N 97 Mini From: "Eleanor Burke" <eleanorburke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: 03/04/2010 10:54 pmI do not know where the arrow keys are on the N 97 mini. Sorry to be stupid on this phone.Eleanor -original message- Subject: [talks-uk] Re: FW: Assistance with installing Talks to N 97 Mini From: "DurDevil" <durdevil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: 03/04/2010 9:09 pm Ok......Homescreen first - if you dont like what is on it as default then you can change it and put what you like on there as shortcuds, when on there press key1 for options then scroll down to edit and use either touch or arrow keys to highlight a shortcud and key1 to open options and you have the options for selecting what goes there, once your in there its pretty intuitive but if you get stuck just shout and someone will help.Bluetooth - this is in menu>settings >connectivityi usually change one of the homescreen shortcuds to be a bluetooth shortcud so its easy and quick to manipulate.Think you also asked how to open the main menu, the talks key is the menu key, in portrait layout this key is bottim left and at least on the N97 Classic it is the only actual physical key on the main screen part of the phone. Pressing once is talks key, press twice quicklly is menu key and if you press and hold it down it opens the list of currently running apps for quick switching between them.Hth, Pete -original message- Subject: [talks-uk] Re: FW: Assistance with installing Talks to N 97 Mini From: "Eleanor Burke" <eleanorburke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: 03/04/2010 7:39 pmHow do I get to turn on bluetooth on the O97 mini? I do not appear to be able to move away from all this internet stuff so how can I bring up the menu we are used to please so that I can explore the phone. When I connected via USB to ny computer it did not say charging though it said I was connected in USB mode. It there any way to have the menu on the home screen rather than the internet stuff?-original message- Subject: [talks-uk] Re: FW: Assistance with installing Talks to N 97 Mini From: "Saqib" <Saqib500@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: 03/04/2010 5:36 pm I have the N97 Mini and those instructions are very clear and moreimportantly correct. When I installed Talks for the first time I used NokiaPC Suite. I could see key one and two and I think they are clear and boldenough for low vision users. My phone has a black background and that playeda big part in my seeing the key one and two. I just simply installed Talks first and continuesly pressed key one until the install shield appeared. -------------------------------------------------- From: "DurDevil" <durdevil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2010 5:08 PM To: "Talks-Uk Email group" <talks-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [talks-uk] FW: Assistance with installing Talks to N 97 MiniHi EleanorJust seen your message and assuming you still need some answers ..... Heregoes..... Based on the N97 which should show the same layouts as the Mini I guess, whilst you hold the phone in portrait view, i.e. with the phone in your hand vertically and camera and volume keys facing the right and power key facingupwards, Key1 and Key2 will be in the usual position that you would expectfor most Nokia's, so key1 bottom left and key2 bottom right. On the N97 they are touch keys so not physical keys but are part of the touchscreen, it's been a fair while since I held the N97 Mini though so can't be sure if it's the same as its bigger brother the N97 which I have but I would assumeso..... Or hope someone will confirm if this understanding is not correct.So to get adapted to the phone use the phone in this layout and it's pretty intuitive, you shouldn't really need the phones manual to be honest althoughit's a handy reference guide if you come across something new and your not too sure of it, I just had a quick look on the Nokia site and you can graba PDF of the manual here - http://www.nokia.co.uk/support/product-support/n97-mini/guidesThe reason I say get used to the phone in portrait view is at least on the N97 Classic anyway, the Key1 and Key2 move positions in landscape so first get used to it in portrait to get used to the phone, then play further andyou'll see that in landscape Key1 can be bottom left or bottom rightdepending on the screen or application your in and obviously if key1 movesto bottom left then key2 also moves to bottom right but it's pretty easy to get used to which screens this movement happens in as it's not all of them.For installing Talks, if you've already got the install files on there andyour going to have sighted help then I would suggest the following - 1. go to Menu>settings>application manager>installation settings (note that this is based on the menu of the N97 Classic, not Mini but it should be verysimilar) in here change software installation to "All" instead of "signed"this will ensure Eloquence installs ok. 2. now go to Menu>applications>office>file manager and select the mass memory and the subsequent folder where you placed the Talks installationfiles i.e. Installs folder and just press key1 for options and select openand it's all as you'd be use to, keep pressing key1 to confirm installation and install to C: Phone Memory etc and repeat same process for Eloquence or which ever TTS suits you. Note that you need to make sure you reboot the device after installing Talks and the TTS, this then ensures all functions fully in place into the phones interface when the device boots up (like you would when installing something new on a PC) If you don't have sighted help then the installation process is also very easy, assuming that you already have the phones date and time set, thismethod you install Talks first because it is signed and the TTS is not butTalks will pick up the Nokia TTS so it's enough to get you to be able to use the device and get to the place to change this yourself and without sighted help, so as follows - 1. connect phone to PC using cable, upon doing so the phone will beep and ask connection method i.e. PC Suite, Mass storage (also known as Data transfer on some devices) and so on, providing you haven't previously connected the device to the pc in a selection other than PC Suite then PC Suite should be the first choice and already selected so you just press Key1 and all good..... No need for eyes.... 2. using PC and PC Suite select Talks 5 to install as you would be used to, when phone beeps just keep pressing key1 (bottom left in portrait view) every few seconds and once Talks starts speaking your done 3. then go to Menu>settings>application manager>installation settings, in here change software installation to "All" instead of "signed" this will ensure Eloquence installs ok as this is not signed like Talks is hence installing Talks first. 4. once done then back out to homescreen using key2, and use PC Suite to select the Eloquence TTS on your PC and install the Eloquence TTS, this time you will have Talks speech guidance using the Nokia TTS 5. reboot phone to ensure Talks fully implemented into the device correctly, then change TTS from the horrible Nokia one to the Eloquence one, you caneither go into Talks menu to do this, or use the Talks key (menu key) plusa long slide and hold of the keylock switch on the side to activate switching between TTS engines that are installed (on 5th Ed devices the keylock slideswitch doubles as the Talks and Clear key function of mute and TTS switch)Let me know if these instructions are too vague as I did write them a little quickly so may be too brief..... But hope it is of some help Cheers Pete -original message- Subject: Assistance with installing Talks to N 97 Mini From: "Eleanor Burke" <eleanorburke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: 04/04/2010 11:17 am Hi I want to ask a sighted person to install Talks on to N 97 mini this afternoon. I have put Talks and Eloquence on the mass memory in the installsfolder. How can I instruct her what to do next please? I then want to knowsomething about the N 97 Mini so I can start trying to use Talks on it. For example where are soft keys? If I go in to a menu how do I exit out of itagain? Guess this is why I need to know where to find soft key 2 etc. Do Ineed a mamual and if so where would I get one on-line? Can I register for 10 days of Talks as I have never used a trial. Guess I cannot get a 30 day trial until after Easter. Any help on or off list would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks. Eleanor
