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1 Table of contents 2 Table of contents E-mail 54 51 messages MMS Text messages 49 Messaging 49 Call History 48 Multiple andmultiparty46 calls In-call options 45 Dial44 Speed Making a call 43 Ending acall 42 Receiving acall 42 Call functions 42 Table ofcontents Windows Media 72 72 Live Windows VideoEditor 72 71 Tasks 70 SIM Toolkit Search 70 69 Videos & Pictures 69 PhotoBase Notes 68 Java 67 Getting Started67 File Explorer67 67 CorePlayer 65 Camera 64 Games Internet Explorer63 60 Contacts Calendar 58 57 Mobile Office 57 and Applications multimedia About 90 About & 89 Sounds Notifications Phone settings 84 Information 84 Owner 84 Menu Toshiba the Customising 83 Menu Start the Customising 81 settings Security 80 Location Request 80 control Volume Settings 80 Wi-Fi 79 79 USB toPC Internet Sharing 78 78 Domain Enroll Internet connections78 Beam 77 74 Bluetooth 74 Manager Wireless Connectivity 74 Table ofcontents Screen settings 99 settings Screen Remove Programs 98 Regional Settings 98 Power Saving Settings97 97 settings Power SensorSettings 97 Motion Memory management 97 Clear 96 Master Managed Programs95 95 Internal GPS PadFree Settings95 GPS94 External Error Reporting 94 93 Encryption 93 Feedback Customer 92 Alarms Clock & 92 Certificates 92 Browser Settings 91 settings Backlight Adjust Motion Sensor91
3 Table of contents 4 Table of contents settings 117 settings Accessing applications and 116 Phone screen 115 Menu Start phone 115 Toshiba 2 - Navigatingyour Annex Writing anddrawingonthe screen 113 Input Panel109 109 methods Input 109 input 1-Text Annex Troubleshooting 105 Specifications 102 Setting101 Name Operator Sleep Mode Indicator101 Windows100 Update Quality Setting100 Video 100 Task Manager Table ofcontents Index 147 Licenses 145 (EULAs) 139 End User License Agreements 137 Corporation Toshiba settings 132 Annex- Configuring 5 internet options130 General messaging 125 upe-mailaccounts Setting 124 Configuring MMSsettings 124 centre service messages uptext Setting 124 and e-mail Annex- Configuring 4 SMS, MMS icons 121 Annexstatus- Common 3 document anytime at Due to the developmentcontinual ofour products mayvary region. by products ofparticular availability The instance, some networksmay support not all Somenetworks apply. that may havelimitations will charges what explain their use and for instructions youadditional togive mayneed provider servicearrangements withyour specific make to have may you or networks, all on be available not may services network on featur depend phone Toshiba your features in phon Toshiba To useyour hope you enjo We Opening hours: Monday -Friday 9AM -1PMand 2PM -6PM (CET) E-mail: [email protected] Tel.: 0080005052006 If you require further technical support please contact our customer operations team as follows: please content, phone additional For Congratulations on your pu Hello and welcome Preface Preface y using your phone.new Toshiba without prior notice. e, you must have service from a wireless service provider. Many ofthe Many provider. service awireless from service have must e, you rchase of the Toshiba TG01. Toshiba the of rchase provider before you can utilise network services. Your service service Your services. network youcan utilise before provider visit www.toshiba-europe.com/mobile. visit language-dependent characters andservices. language-dependent characters affectcanyou how usenetwork services.For es in the wireless netw , Toshiba reserves the ork tofunction.These right to modify this right tomodify
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17 Health and safety 18 Care and maintenance • The bundled battery and AC charger are only only are charger AC and battery bundled The • Toshiba to your permanentdamage avoid To • To useyour Always • suggestions below. followingthe by Toshiba phone, andthe parts and accessories, You can greatly enhance General maintenance and Care Care andmaintenance • Use of third party equipment (including (including equipment party third of Use • for use with your Tosh for usewithyour and accessories. phone, useonly Toshib performance. affectintended Incorrect usagemay manner. manufactured or authorised byToshibamay batteries, cables and accessories) not to thedevice, batteryor charger. device. Thiscouldca any other AC chargerwith or battery this obligations. warranty the fulfil you help will condition a in good andaccessories, the parts TIP: Maintaining your Toshiba phone, and phone, your Toshiba Maintaining shiba phone in the use permanent damage iba phone. Donot use the ofyour lifespan a approvedbatteries • Do not use or store your Toshiba phone in hot hot in phone Toshiba your store or use not Do • not Do use or store your Toshiba phone in • Do not allow your Toshiba phone, battery or • Keep your Toshiba phone, allpartsand and • Before connecting yo • and warp/melt inte battery, the phone, damagelifespan ofthe temperatareas. High or dirtylocations. dusty battery get wet due to misuse. or ifthephone invalid become may warranty the electronic circuits corrode can kind any of Moisture moisture. or into come to accessories and pets. children outofthereach of small accessories, compatible. is device documentation toconfirmthe that other supporting the read device, another op the adversely affect theinvalidate warranty of your phone and rnal circuits. rnal ures willshortenthe . Themanufacturer's ur Toshibaphone to eration ofthe phone. contact with liquids contact withliquids Do not expose your Toshiba phone to strong • alongside phone Toshiba your place not Do • • Do not mishandle or abuse your Toshiba your Toshiba or abuse not mishandle Do • Do not open your Toshiba phone unless • • Do not store your Toshiba phone in cold in cold phone Toshiba your not store Do • near, in, or phone Toshiba your not store Do • Care andmaintenance magnetic fields. This phone. on disks or cards may be affected by the contained other magneticmedia.Information and cards travel cards, credit disks, computer shaking it, can damage the internal circuits. theinternal it, can damage shaking or knocking or the phone, Dropping phone. necessary. absolutely malfunction. the phone, damaging th damaging phone, the condensa cause can phone temperature and the temperature in the areas. A big difference between room explode. battery to overheatcause theand could direct heatsourcesradiators. such as This may cause temporary cause temporary may e electronic tion toforminside circuits. • Only use a soft, clean cloth to clean your your toclean cloth clean usea Only soft, • WhenToshiba your phoneis settovibrate, • • Do not Do attempt to disa • If Toshibaphone, your anyofthe or • Interference may affect theperformance of • substances such other paint or apply not Do • camera lens. camera tocleanthe cottonswab Use a liquids. detergents, abrasive Toshibanot usechemicals, phone.Do or the edge ofa surface. source high to placeTake care not maycause thephonetheto vibration move. phone. the service should personnel authorised Toshiba Only phone. you with the expert assistance yourequire. please consultyourde accessories, are not working as they should, interference. the of source the from away move phoneshould operateas normal once you phone.Th your Toshiba phone. Toshiba your to substances, or any ssemble your Toshiba aler. They can provide the phonea heat near is and normal is the
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41 Getting started 42 Call functions Answering orignoringcalla acall Receiving Call functions Call functions • To ignore an incoming call, tap or To ignorean incoming call, tap • oase nicmn al a or tap call, anincoming answer To • n Answer • Ignore an incoming call by pressing and and pressing by call incoming an Ignore • pressing by call incoming an Answer • do thefollowing: can connected toyour TIP: service. this to subscribed are you provided be will connecte caller NOTE: holding theheadset button. button. the headset When youhave theheadset . If you choose to ignore a call, the Toshiba phone, you d to your voice mail, mail, voice d toyour Ignore . oedacl,tp or To enda call, tap Ending acall headset button. headset can end a callbypressing theand holding connected toyour you Toshiba phone, TIP: When youhave the headset End . From the number called: thelastTo dial Dialling the lastnumber called call fromthe a To make screen Making acallfromthe Phone strong. andthat installed, card SIM a valid phoneon, thatthereisswitched is Before making a call, en Making acall Call functions .Tap 3. or using Enterphonenumber thenumeric a 2. Access the 1. keypad. Toshiba Home Screen Talk Phone . screen. thesufficiently signalis Phone sure thatyourToshiba screen: a twice. , tap To make a call from from call a make To Making acall fromContacts .Srl oterqie otc,te a . tap the required contact, then to Scroll 2. Access 1. 2. Scroll to the re Scrolltothe 2. Tap therequiredcontact. 1. number: non-default a call To default. dialled by is number phone The mobile is savedtothephone. that ( number phone number ( TIP: To contact. matching the only display will phone The name. lette the firstfew enter TIP: . then tap or or tap then A work phone number ( Ifyouhavealonglist ofcontacts, Contacts h ) toa beassigned can contact Contacts m . Call quired phone number, ) and home phone call thecontact, tap . rs ofthecontact's : w ), mobile ), mobile
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47 Call functions 48 Call functions To delete a call from from call deletea To Call records Deleting History To view Viewing History Call missed, received and recently.dialled Call History Call History Call functions To delete all calls from from calls deleteall To .Toviewthe details of 3. 2. If required, you can filter the list by tapping filterthelist tapping by you can required, If 2. Access 1. 2. Scroll to the required tothe Scroll 2. Access 1. .Tap 2. Access 1. Tap 3. call. tap tap Incoming Menu Menu Call History Menu Yes > Call History Call History Call History Filter displays a list of calls that you have toconfirmthedeletion. > . > Delete Delete All Calls Delete All > Missed Call History : Call History . . . . a call, tap the required required tapthe a call, entry in the list, then in thelist, entry / Outgoing . : : / To reset Resetting CallTimers To view Viewing Call Timers .Tap 2. 1. Access Access 1. .Tap 3. Tap 2. Access 1. .Tap 3. n n History NOTE: recorded. NOTE: Resetting CallTimers Thesetoneed bereset separately(see Call Timers Menu Reset Menu Yes Call Timers Call History Call History toconfirm the deletion. Deleting all calls fromthe Thelength ofwaiting calls isnot does not reset the > > . Call Timers... Call Timers... : : . . ).
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57 Applications and multimedia 58 Applications and multimedia To schedule a new appointment: To schedule a Scheduling anappointment Mobile. contacts who use Micros m schedule also can You with Outlook phone, as well as synchronising your phone on can reminders You your Toshiba display events. andother meetings including appointments, You ca electronic diary. The Calendar Applications andmultimedia .Access 1. .Enter details ofthe 3. Tap 2. the Calendar x/ok key Menu Calendar on your PC. application works like an like works application > or or New Appointment ok . . appointment, then tap appointment, then n keep track ofyour oft Outlookor Outlook eetings viae-mailwith . TIP: updated. is calendar your received, are responses added totheir sche request, the meeting is automatically Whenthe attendees meeting accept phon your Toshiba attendees when younext synchronise The meeting request willbesent tothe .Tapthe 5. Add more contacts ifrequired. 4. Tapthe contact to invite. 3. Tap 2. Tapthe 1. .Tapthe 6. .Tap 7. you have you have finished required. Add Optional Attendee... the meeting request To send a meeting Tosend request: Yes Add Required Attendee... Add Required x/ok key Attendees: x/ok key tosave the change andsend e with your PC. e withyour dules. When theirdules. When , or or ok adding attendees. field. ok to the attendees. to the or . Done as when or To change the default reminder time:the defaultreminder To change minutes before 15 to is setreminderBy default, the time time Changing the default reminder To send anappointment: message. appointment withinan MMS an can send You Sending an appointment Applications andmultimedia .Access 1. Access 1. .Tap the 5. Tap 2. Adda tothemessage,recipient then tap 4. Tap 3. Tap the requiredappointment. 2. 4. Make surethatthe Make 4. Tap the 3. reminder time. items Send Menu Menu . checkbox is ticked, then change the Calendar Calendar x/ok key Appointments > > an appointment. Tools asvCalendar Send or . . Set reminders new for reminders Set > ok Options... . tab.
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61 Applications and multimedia 62 Applications and multimedia To delete all contactsfrom the phone: contacts: To deleteall Applications andmultimedia To delete all contactsfrom the card: SIM .Access 1. Tap 4. Tap 3. Tap 2. Access 1. Tap 4. .Tap 4. Tap 3. Tap the picture ofthe phone. 2. .Tap the 7. Tap the 6. Tap 5. .Access 1. .Tap 4. Tap 3. Tap the picture ofthe SIMcard. 2. .Tap 5. Manager Yes Menu Menu Yes Delete Menu Yes Delete Menu Yes SIM Manager SIM Contacts SIM Manager SIM x/ok key x/ok key toconfirmthedeletion. toconfirmthedeletion. toconfirmthedeletion. toconfirmthedeletion. application. > > > > . . Delete Contact Contacts Select Select All Select Select All Select or or . ok ok . . twicetoexitthe afterthe deleting. . . . > All . SIM SIM To send contact information in in a textmessage: information contact To send Bluetooth. using or message, MMS or message text a in information contact send can You Sending contact information message: in an MMS information contact To send 5. Add a recipient Adda tothemessage,then tap 5. 1. Access Access 1. 4. Select the specific in specific the Select 4. Tap 3. Taptherequired contact. 2. 1. Access 1. Access .Tap 3. Tap the required contact. 2. .Tapthe 7. .Tapthe 6. Send tap Messages Manager Done Menu Menu . Contacts Contacts x/ok key x/ok key . application. > > . Send Contact Send as vCard as Send or or or . . ok formation to send, then formation tosend, ok twice toexit the after thedeleting. > . Text SIM SIM Connectivity To access a web page: a web access To Accessing a web page using tosearching access Internet ExplorerMobile Internet Explorer Applications andmultimedia Bluetooth, see using information contact sending of details For web pages. Youalso cantype in an address toaccessother web pagesyour in .Adda tothemessage,recipient then tap 4. .Access 1. .Tap 2. 4. Tap theicontori Tap 4. Enter theaddress oftheweb page. 3. Send (green arrow). Menu TIP: Menu . To return to the home page, tap tap return tothehomepage, To > Internet Explorer Internet . Home Page > Beaming anitem Go to Web Address Favorites ght oftheaddress bar gives quick and easy easy and quick gives Live Search . and . in in History . and . To change the text size ofa web page: pages Changing the textweb sizeof To change thehomepage: To Changing the homepage to web page add a To web pageAdding a to Favorites 1. From a web page, tap page, aweb From 1. 1. From a page, tap From web 1. tap required, then if Edit thedetails 2. a page, tap From web 1. .Tap 2. 2. Tap the required Taptherequired size. 2. 3. Tap one of the following options: following the of one Tap 3. • • Options Favorites Size as thehome page. Current page home page. page Default Home Home Page . . . - to set thecurrentweb page . Favorites - to use thedefault Menu Menu Menu > > > : View Tools Add to Add > > Text .
63 Applications and multimedia 64 Applications and multimedia To send a link using using a link send To a link Sending and cookies files, temporary clear To up storage. to free capacity of the phone. Yo stores data that uses up some of the storage When youuse the Internet, your Toshiba phone and History Clearing temporary files, cookies Applications andmultimedia .Tap 4. 1. From a webpage, tap From 1. .Access 1. .Tap 2. .Tap 3. .Tap 6. Tap 5. item tothe Scroll 4. • the fieldbelow. Enterof thenewhomepagein address the Custom page Send Link... Send Done Menu Browsing History Done Yes Internet Explorer Internet toconfirmthedeletion. . when you havefinished. when > Tools -toset a new home page. Messaging to clear, then to clear, tap > u candeletethese files Options Menu . . : > . Tools History Clear > . : Settings Your Toshiba phone come phone Toshiba Your Games see browser, Internet ofyour thespeed ofincreasing details For Internet browser Increasingspeed the ofyour following games: following 2. Select the Select 2. .Tap 4. recipientedit Adda and if themessage 3. • • • • • Solitaire Demo Undercover NFS Monopoly World Demo Bubble Breaker required. the message. with thewebpage addr send the link. A new message is created Send . . Messaging Browser Settings s preloaded account touse essthe inof body with the in in main the from available are options following The Main Camera screen one ofthe following methods: can You the launch StartingCamera the photographs and video clips. camera that can be used to capture a with digital equipped is phone Toshiba Your Camera Applications andmultimedia -totoggle the capt orientation.screenthe -tochange • the -toaccess • • •Press•From the the feature is useful for modes: following > Programs Camera -tocapturea video. - to capture a series of 9 photos. This This of9 aseries photos. - to capture capture asinglephotograph. -default, to ToshibaHome Screen Camera key Camera screen: > Camera Camera Camera capturing a photograph photograph a capturing ure modebetween the . . application using using application menuitems. , tap Start
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73 Applications and multimedia 74 Connectivity Radio transmission will toggle on off. on or toggle will transmission Radio From To switch radio transmission on/off: the or access messages, Internet. receive send or calls, or receive make Mode ' in it is off, is transmission radio the When transmission of your Toshiba phone on and off. radio thetelephony can switch You off Switching radio transmission on/ the Manager Wireless Wireless Manager Connectivity Connectivity on or off. n Phone when they arenot in use. off by switching NOTE: Wireless Manager '. In this mode, youwillnot be able to , Bluetooth You can conserve battery power power battery conserve You can enablesyou toeasilyswitch Bluetooth and , tap the Wi-Fi and functionality Phone Wi-Fi Flight item.
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101 Settings 102 Specifications Specifications Specifications Within GSM area Approximately 225 Approximately hours 220 Approximately minutes 275 Approximately area GSM Within area (UMTS) 3G Within minutes 240 Approximately Continuous Standby Time MHz 1990 1850- MHz 1880 1710- area GSM Within MHz 960 880- area (UMTS) 3G Within MHz 894 824- Continuous Talk Time 1900 PCS Within 1800 DCS Within MHz 2170 1920- 900 GSM Within 850 GSM Within 2100 (UMTS) 3G Within Range GSM/GPRS/EDGEFrequency UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA rcso Qualcomm Processor InformationSystem eoyRAM : 256MB Mobile Windows System Operating Memory ROM ROM : 512MB ® Snapdragon™ QSD8250 at 1 GHz at QSD8250 Snapdragon™ ® 6.1 Professional
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107 Troubleshooting 108 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause Possible solution Possible not recognised. is card Storage cause Possible is low. memory Storage Problem Storage card is damaged. Replace the storage card. Replacethestorage is damaged. Storage card correctly. installed not card Storage phone. manyToo itemsthe storedon orcl sepg 28). correctly (see page Ensure that the storage card is inserted files. and history, Internet theDelete anyunwanted messages, clear delete any unwanted delete any The methods: The Input Panel inthre information phone en Your Toshiba Input methods input -Text 1 Annex Annex 1-Text input to select other input methods. other input to select th tap then can You icon. theTo open bottom ofthescreen when • • • • • • Drawing - using the stylus, drawing directly directly drawing the stylus, - using Drawing • on directly writing stylus, the using - Writing • Typing -usingthe • Transcriber Toshiba Keyboard Letter Recognizer Keyboard Block Recognizer on the screen. the screen. Input Panel Input Input Panel Input Input Panel Input icon is displayed at the centre centre atthe displayed is icon provides the following input the followinginput provides e different ways: Input Panel Input ables youtoenter e arrowbeside the icon , tapthe text inputis possible. Input Panel .
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117 Annex 2 - Navigating your Toshiba phone 118 Annex 2 - Navigating your Toshiba phone Tools Files Media Messaging Help Orange World Annex 2 - Navigating your Toshiba your 2-Navigating Annex phone SIM Manager SIM Search Notes Calendar Calculator ActiveSync File Explorer Windows Media Messaging Internet Explorer Internet Windows Live VideoEditor Pictures &Videos PhotoBase Messaging Java , ( ( Account ( My Music Search Help ( ) SMS/MMS , ( ) ActiveSync Internet , My Pictures , , New SMS New Search , Calendar , My Videos , TV&Video , Email ) ) ) , n Contacts Backup Menu Menu the customising on information structure has been described. For menu customisableso thedefault NOTE: in in , see The Settings Customising the Toshiba the Customising Toshiba Menu . is is Toshiba Start Windows Mobilestructure menu Toshiba your 2-Navigating Annex phone Programs Phone Messaging Explorer Internet Contacts Calendar Office Mobile Adobe Reader LE Reader Adobe ActiveSync Games Setup E-mail Orange e-mail SMS/MMS Word Mobile PowerPoint Mobile OneNote Mobile Excel Mobile Solitaire NFS Undercover Demo Monopoly WorldDemo Bubble Breaker Settings Personal Windows Media Windows Live VideoEditor Player Video Tasks Task Manager SIM Toolkit SIM Manager Search Pictures &Videos PhotoBase Orange Maps Notes Java Internet Sharing Getting Started File Explorer CorePlayer Contacts Backup Camera Calculator Buttons
119 Annex 2 - Navigating your Toshiba phone 120 Annex 2 - Navigating your Toshiba phone Annex 2 - Navigating your Toshiba your 2-Navigating Annex phone System Managed Programs Internal GPS SettingsFree Pad External GPS Reporting Error Encryption Feedback Customer Clock &Alarms Certificates Browser Settings Backlight MotionSensor Adjust About Today Sounds &Notifications SIM Lock Phone Information Owner Menus Lock Location Request Input Help Connections Wireless Manager Wi-Fi USB toPC GPRS Settings Domain Enroll Connections Bluetooth Beam Windows Update Video Quality Setting Task Manager ModeIndicator Sleep Screen Remove Programs Regional Settings SavingSettings Power Power Motion Sensor Settings Memory Master Clear Annex 3- Common status icons Annex 3-Commonstatus icons yeIo Description Icon strength Signal icons signal Radio Type Phone Radio signal lost. Thephone service.No radio Thephone has No signal Roaming Active HSDPAconnection connection 3G/UMTS Active connection Active EDGE connection GPRS Active Connecting to HSDPA Connecting to 3G/UMTS Connecting to EDGE Connecting to GPRS HSDPA available available 3G/UMTS EDGE available available GPRS set to Off . is searching for asignal. is searching not yet connecte not yet d to a network. d toa
121 Annex 3 - Common status icons 122 Annex 3 - Common status icons Annex 3-Commonstatus icons Connectivity icons oiiainiosNew me calls incoming for on Ringer Notification icons progress in Call icons Volume icons Call Description Icon Type Bluetooth Wi-Fi beam. Incoming New MMS message(s) received message(s) MMS New received message(s) instant New voice mailmessage received* New calls incoming for Vibrate Ringer offfor incoming calls Missed call forwarded Calls Speakerphone on hold on Call progress in call Data Static -connected to a Wi-Fi network. Animated -connecting range. in network(s) Wi-Fi set to ssage(s) received (inclu setto On . On . to a Wi-Fi network. toa des voice mail messages)* mail voice des Please contactyour Please serv the select to you allow also may provider service * The type of voice mail message indicator displa Annex 3-Commonstatus icons Other icons Alarm pending Alarm icons Other Description Icon Type atr cn Battery level ActiveSync Battery icons oiiainiosMul Notification icons iosSynchronisationoverin GPRS progress icons ice provider for details. ice provider No SIM No SIM card error Synchronisation progress in Wi-Fi over Synchronisation progress in 3G/UMTS over Synchronisation in progress EDGE over Synchronisation Battery charging Battery levellow individual no briefly.has been displayed You automatically is displayed icon This missedreceived. callandamessageis a there when example, for icon, an display each normally thatwould occurrences multiple tiple tiple notifications. This icon tifications. yed isdependent on yourserviceprovider. Your type of voice mail notifica mail type ofvoice whenis displayed there are can tap thisicon can tap afterthelast notification icon tion thatyoureceive. to view the toview
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127 Annex 4 - Configuring SMS, MMS and e-mail 128 Annex 4 - Configuring SMS, MMS and e-mail Annex 4-ConfiguringSMS,MMSande-mail 22.Select the frequency wi thefrequency 22.Select 21.Tap 23.Tap the receive youre-mail in the Receive: Tap mail serverconnects. toyou select thenetworktowhich your e- Tap messages fromtheserver. to setthetime you The e-mails ifrequired. settings for sending, re The required: a to setthefollowing does not support SSL does not SSL support ISP your and ofthese options or both one information more securely. Ifyouselect personal receive you and/or to send IMPORTANT: not be able to send and/or receive e-mail. and/or tosend able not be Network connection: Download messages: Next Done Advanced Settings Review all downloadReview settings field. . when you havefinished. when SSL connection enablesSSL rangedownloading for dditional settings if ceiving and deleting th which to send and th whichto connection, you will youwill connection, to edit additional Automatic Send/Automatic fieldenables field enables field link usually within a company or other organisation. other or a company within usually managedMicrosoft a by Exchangeserver, An Outlook e-mailaccount is created and account manually e-mail an Outlook up Setting 25.Select the download size limitation in the the in limitation size download the 25.Select 24.Select the format for sendingmessagesformat the 24.Select 27.Tap 27.Tap for preferences download the 26.Select n Message downloadlimit: format: ( finished. Tap Download attachments: inthe IMAP4e-mails in attachments HTML for further information. further for server oftheExchange the administrator yo on account this from e-mails receive youcan before account set upon the server Exchange NOTE: Done Finish or field. You need to have an e-mail Plain Text , then . ur Toshiba phone. Contact phone. Contact Toshiba ur Next ) inthe whenyou have field. field. Message To set up an Outlook e-mail account manually: account e-mail an Outlook up setTo Annex 4-ConfiguringSMS,MMSande-mail .Access 1. .Tap 2. .Untick the 7. Tap 6. Tick the 5. In the 3. 4. Enter the password of your Outlooke-mail of Enter thepassword 4. n automatically fr checkbox, thentap (ISP). required by yourinternet service provider mail server.orbemay not This may time to enter iteach Toshiba your need not do thatyou mean will This to phone. password your save to wish account in account the account. thismail address for NOTE: further information. further administrator oftheExchangeserver for about theExchangeContact theserver. information required the obtain need to will Setup E-mail Next E-mail address: Messaging Save password Before setting up . Try to gete-mail settings Password: om the Internet . Next . you connectto your e- field, enter the e- . checkbox if you checkbox theaccount,you field.
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145 Licenses 146 Licenses mark of the Wi-Fi Alliance. Wi-Fi of the mark The Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Logo is a certification trademarks. the mi and microSD™ Licenses croSD™ logo are Browser Settings 92 74 Bluetooth mode Bluetooth headset76 74 Bluetooth 109 Block Recognizer Beam 77 Battery safety 10 Battery 20, 30, 32, 91, 97, 105 105 Backlight 91, B 133 Authentication Attachments 55, 56 Alarm 92 safety11 AC charger 105 AC charger 90 About A Index Index Custom domain e-mail Custom 126 52 message anMMS Creating ane-mail Creating 54 Creating acontact 60 67 CorePlayer 64 Cookies 60 Contacts 43, calls47 Conference 92 Clock 92 Certificates 65 Camera 85 ID Caller 86 Waiting Call 48 Timers Call 48 History Call Call Forwarding 86, 106 85 password barring Call 106 85, Barring Call Calendar 58 C
147 Index 148 Index Error Reporting 94 Reporting Error Ending applications 100 Ending acall 42 Encryption 93 11 Emergency calls E-mail 54 devices 9 Electronic E Drawing 113 Drafts 51, 55 78 Domain Enroll Disposal 16 133 Dial-up connection Device name90 Device lock 81 Date 92 D Feedback93 Customer Index GSM 89 GSM GPRS connection 132 Getting Started 67 112 Gestures 64 Games G Forwarding amessage 50 Flight Mode 74 87 Fixed Dialling File Explorer67 12 notice FCC F GPS94 External 54,Exchange 128 server Excel Mobile57 15 Information European RFExposure Java 67 J Internet Sharing 78 History 64 Internet Favourites 63 Internet 63 Internet Explorer e-mail Internet 54, 126 Internet connections78 107 Internet 44 calls International Internal GPS95 Input Panel109 113 Options Input I HSDPA 89 Holding acall 46 Hands-free 46 H Index Muting acall 45 Motion Sensor38, 91, 97 124 settings MMS 51,107 messages MMS card28 microSD Memory 97 Clear 96 Master Managed Programs95 acall 43 Making M 80 Request Location 110 Recognizer Letter L Keypad tones 85 Keypad 83 Keyboard 110 K
149 Index 150 Index Photos 65 PhotoBase 69 116 Phone screen 82 Phone lock 24 Phone layout Pairing 75 P Information 84 Owner Outlook e-mail 128 39 Settings Operator 101 Name Operator 8 environment Operating 57 Mobile OneNote Office Mobile 57 O Notes 68 89 Network mode N Index Ring tones84 Restarting 21 22 Resetting 49 Replying toamessage 98 Removing Programs Reminders 59 Reinitialising 22 Regional Settings98 Receivingmessages MMS 51 call 42 Receiving a R Proxy connection 135 88 networks Preferred 57 Mobile PowerPoint 105 97, Power 69 Videos & Pictures 69 Pictures Storage card 66 card Storage 121 icons Status synchronisation 40 Starting andstopping Start Menu 83, 115 Dial44 Speed Speakerphone 45 Sleep Mode Indicator 101 SIM Toolkit 70 83 Lock SIM 106 28, 27, card SIM 130 Signatures 125 e-mail up Setting Sending contacts62 Sending andreceiving e-mail 55 Sending atextmessage 50 81 Security 70 Search 99 Screen S Index USB toPC79 U Transcriber toolbar 111 111 Transcriber Toshiba userinterface34 Touch Toshiba Menu 36, 84, 117 110 Toshiba Keyboard Screen 34 Toshiba Home 38,Toshiba FreePad 95 Time 92 124 centre service messages Text 107 49, messages Text internet 64 files Temporary 71 Tasks Task Manager 100 T
151 Index 152 Index Word Mobile 57 Word Completion 113 74 Manager Wireless Windows100 Update WindowsPlayer 72 Media Windows Live72 Wi-Fi security 79 Wi-Fi 79 W VPN connection 134 80 control Volume 45 Volume Voice mail 87 69 Videos 66, VideoEditor 72 Video Quality 100 V Index TG01-EN-ORG-V1.1