Mobile Phone Operating Manual

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File Manager
SL 740 / Singapore / A31008-L740-S102-1-7619 / resource_directory.fm / 13.07.2004
Pictures
Own photographs are stored in
MyPictures , all other pictures in Images.
You have the same options with both
types of images. Animated graphics are
stored in Animations and cannot be used as
a logo or in the directory.
Viewing
v ¢ Ï ¢ MyPictures /Images
¢ q (Select entry)
View Press the display key. The
photograph/picture/animation
is displayed.
Use the q key to switch
between entries.
” Press the display key. The list
of entries reappears.
a Long press (idle status).
Installing pictures
You can use pictures as a logo or assign
them to a directory entry so that it appears
when the person with that number
phones you.
v
¢ Ï ¢ MyPictures /Images
¢ q (Select entry)
v Open menu.
q Select Install and press OK.
Using picture as a logo
as Logo Select and press OK.
Yes Press the display key to replace
the current logo.
a Long press (idle status).
Assigning a picture to a directory entry
as CLIP Picture
Select and press
OK.
q Select the name you want to
assign the picture to and
press
OK.
Yes If another picture has already
been assigned, press the
display key to replace the
picture.
a Long press (idle status).
Sounds
Playback
v ¢ Ï ¢ Sounds ¢ q (Select entry)
Play Press the display key. The
sound is played. You can
swap between entries using
the q key.
End Press the display key. Playback
ends. You will now see the
Sounds list again.
a Long press (idle status).
While playing back the sounds, you can
use the display key
Volume to adjust the
volume.
Installation
You can assign different sounds for
external calls, internal calls, appointments
and alarm clock, or use the same sound
for all of them.
v
¢ Ï ¢ Sounds ¢ q (Select entry)
v Open menu.
Install Select and press OK.
q Select what the entry is to be
used for and press
OK. The
entry is assigned to the
category.
a Long press (idle status).
Note:
You can save sounds in the File Manager. How
to record sounds is described in the section
"Recording sounds" (p. 49).