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Text Messaging / Web Browser Overview Z800 by Sharp Message Inbox (Con’T) Text Messaging / Web Browser Overview Z800 by Sharp Message Inbox (con’t) Your phone can receive the following message types: Reading Messages • Voicemail messages • Pages 1 Use or to select the message you want to read. • Text messages • Browser messages 2 Press [OK] to view the message. To use the messaging feature, press [Message] to display the message 3 You can reply to, forward the messages, or store sender menu. The message indicator will be displayed to inform you of the status numbers or e-mail addresses in the Inbox Message menu of your voicemail notification, page, text and/or browser message. of Function menu. The Message menu is as follows: [1] Voicemail [5] Msg Settings Replying to messages [2] New Message [6] Browser Msg 1 Perform steps 1 and 2 of Reading Messages. [3] Inbox [7] Erase All 2 Press [OK] to display the Inbox Message menu. [4] Outbox 3 Press 1 to reply to the message or 2ABC to forward the message. You can reply to a message by pressing [Reply] when viewing the message. Sending a Text Message This feature enables you to send text messages to people with Verizon Outbox Wireless phone numbers or e-mail addresses. You can send a message to up to 10 receivers at a time. 1 Press [Message] to enter the Message menu. 1 Press [Message] to enter Message menu. 2 Press 4GHI [Outbox] and a list of Messages will be displayed. 2 Press 2ABC to select New Message. The message status is indicated by the following icons: 3 There are two ways to select receivers: use the phone book search : Delivered : Sent prompt or press the digit keys. : Failed : Unsent • Using the phone book search prompt: : Pending Press [Search], and the phone book search prompt will be : Group message. (This message has multiple receivers.) displayed. Choose the desired person. 3 Use or to select a message. • Pressing the digit keys: 4 Press [Func] to display the Function menu. Press [Add New] and input the desired number or e-mail address. 5 To handle the messages: If you want to edit or remove the receivers, press [Edit] or • Press 1 to view Profile (or Receivers). [Remove]. • Press 2ABC to erase a single message. 4 After selecting the receivers, press [OK] to enter message. • Press 3DEF to lock or unlock. If locked, you can not 5 After entering the message, press [OK] and the erase or edit the message from the Message menu. Send/Settings menu will be displayed. 6 To change the setting, press 2ABC Callback # or 3DEF Priority. Reading Outgoing Messages 7 Press 1 to send the message. 1 Use or to select the message you want to read. 2 Press [OK] to view the message. Note: If the message is a Group message, a receiver list will be Inbox displayed. Select one of the receivers and press [OK] to view 1 Press [Message] to enter the Message menu. the message. 2 Press 3DEF [Inbox] and a list of messages will be displayed. The message status is indicated by the following icons: Sending Messages from Outbox : Unread : Page Read 1 Perform steps 1 and 2 of Reading Outgoing Messages. : Read : Urgent messages. 2 Press [OK] to display the Outbox Message menu. : Page Unread 3 Press 1 to send the message to the same receivers. Press 2ABC 3 Use or to select a message. [Resend] (or [Edit]) to send the message, changing or adding the 4 Press [Func] to display the Function menu. receivers. You can resend the message by pressing [Resend] (or [Edit]) 5 To handle the messages: when viewing the message. • Press 1 to view Profile. Note: If you want to send a Group message to the same destinations, • Press 2ABC to erase a single message. press [Func] in the receivers menu. Then press [Send All]. • Press 3DEF to lock or unlock. If locked, you can not erase or edit the message. Text Messaging / Web Browser Overview Z800 by Audiovox Message Settings Starting the MiniBrowser 1 Press [Message] to enter the Message menu. The first time you start the browser, you will be prompted 2 Press 5JKL to display the Msg Settings menu. to complete a security setup which will take several minutes [1] Default Callback # [2] Delivery Alert to carry out. Follow the on-screen messages to complete the [3] Auto Erase [4] Voicemail setup. The next time you access the Web, you can skip this setup. Default Callback Number 1 Press [Browser] in Standby mode. 1 Press 1 to select Default Callback #. The charging reminder will be displayed, if applicable. 2 Press the digit keys to enter the Callback number. 2 Press [Yes] to start browsing. 3 Press [OK] to save the setting. • To cancel browsing, press [No]. When connection to the Internet is established, the Top menu will be displayed. The Delivery Alert menu contacts vary depending on the network service. You will receive an acknowledgement when your message is 3 Press and hold [OK/MENU] to display the browser menu. successfully delivered. This option allows you to display an alert mes- Reload: Downloads the Web page last visited. sage when you receive an acknowledgement. Home: Opens the Web page you registered in the Advanced 1 Press 2ABC to select Delivery Alert. menu. 2 Press 1 to select ON to display an alert message. Bookmarks: Displays the Web sites (frequently visited Web 3 Press 2ABC to select OFF. pages) you registered. Note: Regardless of this option setting, the message status indicator in Mark Site: Registers the current Web page displayed. the Outbox will be updated in accordance with the result of delivery. About Openwave: Displays the information about the browser, etc. Auto Erase Advanced ...: Displays the advanced menus. This option allows you to erase messages automatically from the message boxes. Exiting the MiniBrowser Inbox: When the Inbox becomes full and a new message is received, 1 Press . the oldest read message will be erased. If “ At Start/End” or “ At End” option has been set in the Outbox: When the Outbox becomes full and you send or save a new MiniBrowser menu ( [MENU]➝ 6MNO ➝ 8TUV ), you will be message, the oldest sent message will be erased. asked to exit the MiniBrowser. Note: Locked messages will not be erased, even if they are the oldest. 2 Press [Yes] to exit the browser. 1 Press 3DEF to select Auto Erase. To cancel exiting, press [No]. 2 Press 1 to select ON. Internet Access Mobile Web by VZW with MSN is a consumer wireless Internet access offering that gives customers access to rich communication applications, content from Using the phone’s Internet functions, you can gain access to global the over 30 different providers and access to personalized information. world’s network information. Key Features Include: • MSN Messenger By starting the MiniBrowser installed in your phone, you will be connected • MSN Hotmail to the Internet through your telecommunications carrier. While you are • MSN Calendar connected to the Internet, the service indicator ( ) will be displayed as in the case of a normal phone call. Mobile Messenger: Two-way messaging CDMA phone required to send and Charges vary, depending on the network service you access, and you receive from handset. will be invoiced accordingly. Mobile Web: Airtime charges apply to usage and will deplete minutes allowance. Phone will end data call and session after a minimum of 30 seconds of inactivity. Airtime charges may apply while navigating through this tutorial on your wireless phone..
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