Hi Joan Ann,
that's cool, thank you very much.
I have the N70 phone also. i'm wondering do you, by any chance, know how
to
get the right arrow key to read the letters of a text sent by someone to
your in box ? i ask this as sometimes when i receive a text, and don't
understand some words i try to get my right arrow key to read out the
word
letter by letter, but unfortunately my phone does not do this...is this
similar on all N70 phones or should i change my settings do you know ?
Cheers,
Seoirse
----- Original Message -----
From: "Joan Ann Brosnan" <kerrygirl18@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "vip_students" <vip_students@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 11:33 PM
Subject: [vip_students] reminder on the phone
Hi all
I use my phone to save appointments and birthdays and find it very
useful.
I wrote the below notes for someone some time back and thought I would
post
them to the list as they may be of help. I am using the n70 but, I
think
the calendar on most phones work in the same way.
instructions on how to use
> the calendar on the n70.
> 1. Unlock your phone and press the menu key. Down arrow to office
> and
> press the select key. Down arrow until you come to the calendar and
press
> the select key.
2. Press key 1 and down arrow to new entry sub-menu.
> 3. Press key one twice to select the "meeting" option. > 4. You
> are
now
> in the "subject" field, here you can type the name of the
> meeting/reminder.
>
> 5. Press the down arrow key. You are now in the "Location" field.
> You
> can type a location in here but, it is not essential.
> 6. Press the down arrow key. You are now on the "start time" field.
> here, you can type in the start time using the 12-hour clock. An
example
> of a time would be 0900 followed by A or P for A.M or PM.
> 7. Press the down arrow key. You are now at the "end time field"
> follow procedure in number 6.
> 8. Press the down arrow key. You are now in the "start date" field.
> Type in the date you want, by default today's date is written. An
example
> of the date format would be 06052007.
> 9. Press the down arrow key. You are now in the "end date" field.
> You
> probably won't need to fill in this field.
> 10. Press the down arrow key. You are now in the "alarm" field. To
turn
> the alarm on, press the select key and down arrow to "alarm on" and
press
> the select key. The next 2 fields are the alarm time and date.
> Follow
> steps 6 and 8 abov to fill in these fields.
> 11. Press the down arrow key. You are now on the "repeated" field.
This
> could be a useful feature for you. By default, it is on "not
> repeated".
> If you press the select key and down arrow, you have a number of
choices:
> not repeated, repeat daily, repeat weekly, repeat fortnightly, repeat
> monthly or repeat yearly. If you want to use any of these press the
> select key on the option you want.
> 12. Now you can press key 2 which will save your calendar entry. It
> seems a little long-winded but, once you get used to the layout of
> the
> calendar, it is actually very straight forward.
Note: You can also add anniversaries to the calendar by choosing the
anniversary from "new entry".
> When you want to look at your calendar entries, you can use the right
> arrow to cycle through the days or you can use the "go to date
> option"
if
> you are looking for something that will take place on a specific
> date.
To
> use this:
> 1. Press key 1
> 2. Down arrow to go to date and press the select key.
> 3. type in the date you want and press the select key. This will
> tell
> you the day and if there are any calendar entries for that date.
>
Joan Ann.
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