User's Manual Part 3

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Convenient Functions
Function Menu of the Schedule List/Detailed Schedule
Display
New Go to step 1 on page 407.
Edit
Edit Go to step 1 on page 407.
≥You can edit also by pressing m().
≥When you edit a schedule event set with repetition, the
confirmation display appears asking whether to edit the
schedule event of the current day only. If you select
“YES”, “Repeat” on the edit display changes to “1 time”
(OFF), and a new schedule event is stored. If you select
“NO”, the old schedule event is overwritten.
Copy You can copy the schedule event and store it for another
date.
1Enter the date and time you are pasting to.
Go to step 1 on page 407.
≥If you copy a schedule event set with repetition, “Repeat”
on the edit display changes to “1 time” (OFF).
Compose message
Compose message You can compose an i-mode mail message whose text
contains the start date/time and details of the schedule
event.
Go to step 2 on page 142.
Attach to mail You can attach the schedule event to an i-mode mail
message to send.
Go to step 2 on page 142.
≥You can attach it to an i-mode mail message also by
pressing c() or l().
Move/copy
Copy to microSD See page 370.
Connect to Center See page 136.
Search/Filter
To specified date See page 409.
Filter See page 409.
Release filter See page 409.
Edit holiday
New Go to step 1 of “Store Holidays” on page 408.
Edit Go to step 1 of “Store Holidays” on page 408.
Delete this 1YES
Reset holiday See page 409.
Add desktop icon See page 31.
Ir/ transmission
Send Ir data
Send See page 384.
Send all See page 385.
transmission
Send See page 387.
Send all See page 387.
Delete
Delete this 1YES
≥If you delete a schedule set event with repetition, all the
data for repetition is deleted.
Delete select 1Put a check mark for schedule events to be deleted
1l()1YES
Delete past See page 409.
Delete all See page 409.
Set secret/
Release secret
You can set/release secret for/from the schedule event.
1YES
≥When you select “Set secret” in ordinary mode (not in
“Secret mode” or “Secret data only”), enter your Terminal
Security Code.