samsung i780 manual

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SGH-i780User s Gu id e


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Using t h i s gu id eThis users guide has been speciallydesigned to guide you through thefunctions and features of your device.

I n s t r u c t i o n a l i co n sBefore you start, familiarise yourself withthe icons you will see in this guide:

For any topics not covered in thisguide, please refer to the

Help

embedded in the Windows Mobile 6Professional operating system.

Warning situations that couldcause injury to yourself or

othersCaution situations that couldcause damage to your deviceor other equipment

Note notes, usage tips, or

additional informationRefer to pages with relatedinformation; for example:

p.12 (represents "see page12")

Followed by the order of options or menus you mustselect to perform a step; forexample: Tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s Camera (represents Star t , followed byP r o g r a m s , followed byCamera )

[ ] Square brackets device keys;

for example: [ ] (representsthe Power key)


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Co p y r i g h t s a n d t r a d em a r k s

Rights to all technologies and productsthat comprise this device are theproperty of their respective owners:

This product includessoftware licensed fromMS, an affiliate of theMicrosoft Corporation.Microsoft and software bearing theMicrosoft name are registeredtrademarks of the Microsoft

Corporation. Before using this product,refer to the MICROSOFT SOFTWARELICENSE TERMS FOR WINDOWSMOBILE 6 SOFTWARE Agreement atthe back of this guide for information

about rights and restrictions.

Java is a trademark of

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Bluetooth is a registered trademark of the Bluetooth SIG, Inc.worldwideBluetooth QD ID: B013199

Windows Media Player is a registeredtrademark of Microsoft Corporation.


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Contents

Safety and usage information .......... 4

1 . En t er t e x t 1 1Change the text input method ....... 11Change the default text input method .11

Enter text with the onscreen keyboard12Enter text with Letter Recognizer ... 12Enter text with Block Recognizer .... 13Enter text with Transcriber ............ 14

Create a sketch ........................... 15

2 . Co m m u n i ca t i o n 1 6Calls .......................................... 16Messaging .................................. 18

3 . M ed i a 2 1Mini Player ..................................21Camera .......................................22Media Album ................................24Photo Slides .................................26Video Player ................................27

4 . Per so n a l p r o d u ct i v i t y 2 9Contacts .....................................29Calendar .....................................31Office Mobile ................................32File Explorer ................................34Notes ..........................................34Tasks ..........................................35Alarms ........................................36


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5 . W eb 3 7Windows Live .............................. 37Messenger .................................. 37RSS Reader ................................ 39Podcasts ..................................... 39

6 . Co n n e ct i v i t y 4 1Bluetooth .................................... 41ActiveSync .................................. 44

7 . A d d i t io n a l p r o g r am s 4 7Games ....................................... 47Java ........................................... 47Calculator ................................... 47Smart Converter .......................... 48

Task Manager ..............................48Search your device .......................49

8 . Tr o u b le sh o o t in g 5 0

9 . MI CROSOFT SOFTW ARE LI CENSE

TERMS FOR W I NDOW S MOBI LE 6SOFTW A RE Ag r eem en t 5 5

I n d ex 6 4


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Safe t y an d u sage

i n f o r m a t i o nComply with the following precautions toavoid dangerous or illegal situations andensure peak performance of your device.

Sa f et y w ar n i n g s

K ee p y o u r d e v i ce aw a y f r o m s m a l lch i l d r e n a n d p e t s

Keep your device and all accessories outof the reach of small children or animals.Small parts may cause choking or seriousinjury if swallowed.

Pr o t e ct y o u r h e a r i n g

I n s t a l l m o b i l e d e v i ce s a n de q u ip m e n t w i t h ca u t i o n

Ensure that any mobile devices or relatedequipment installed in your vehicle aresecurely mounted. Avoid placing yourdevice and accessories near or in an airbag deployment area. Improperlyinstalled wireless equipment can causeserious injury when air bags inflaterapidly.

Hand le and d i spose o f ba t t e r i e s andch a rg er s w i t h ca r e

Use only Samsung-approved batteriesand chargers specifically designed foryour device. Incompatible batteriesand chargers can cause serious injuriesor damage to your device.

Never dispose of batteries in a fire.Follow all local regulations whendisposing of used batteries.

Listening to a headset at highvolumes can damage yourhearing. Use only the minimum

volume setting necessary tohear your conversation or music.


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Safety and u sage infor mat ion

Never place batteries or devices on orin heating devices, such as microwaveovens, stoves, or radiators. Batteriesmay explode when overheated.

Never crush or puncture the battery.Avoid exposing the battery to high

external pressure, which can lead to aninternal short circuit and overheating.

Av o i d i n t e r f e r e n ce w i t h p a c em a k e r s

Maintain a minimum of 15 cm (6 inches)

between mobile devices and pacemakersto avoid potential interference, asrecommended by manufacturers and theindependent research group, WirelessTechnology Research. If you have any

reason to suspect that your device isinterfering with a pacemaker or othermedical device, turn off the deviceimmediately and contact themanufacturer of the pacemaker ormedical device for guidance.

Tu r n o f f t h e d e v i ce i n p o t e n t i a ll ye x p l o s iv e e n v i r o n m e n t s

Do not use your device at refuellingpoints (service stations) or near fuels orchemicals. Turn off your device wheneverdirected by warning signs or instructions.Your device could cause explosions or firein and around fuel or chemical storageand transfer areas or blasting areas. Donot store or carry flammable liquids,gases, or explosive materials in the samecompartment as the device, its parts, oraccessories.

Re d u c e t h e r i s k o f r e p e t i t i v e m o t i o ni n j u r i e s

When sending text messages or playinggames on your device, hold the devicewith a relaxed grip, press the keys lightly,use special features that reduce thenumber of keys you have to press (suchas templates and predictive text), andtake frequent breaks.


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Safe ty p r ecau t i ons

D r i v e s af e l y a t a l l t i m e s

Avoid using your device while driving andobey all regulations that restrict the useof mobile devices while driving. Use

hands-free accessories to increase yoursafety when possible.

Fo l l o w a ll s af e t y w a r n i n g s a n dr e g u l a t i o n s

Comply with any regulations that restrictthe use of a mobile device in a certainarea.

Use on ly Sam sung- approv edaccessor iesUsing incompatible accessories maydamage your device or cause injury.

Tu r n o f f t h e d e v i ce n e ar m e d i ca le q u i p m e n t

Your device can interfere with medicalequipment in hospitals or health carefacilities. Follow all regulations, postedwarnings, and directions from medicalpersonnel.

Tu r n o f f t h e d e v i ce o r d i s a b le t h ew i r e l es s f u n c t i o n s w h e n i n a na i r c ra f t

Your device can cause interference withaircraft equipment. Follow all airlineregulations and turn off your device orswitch to a mode that disables thewireless functions when directed byairline personnel.


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Pr o t e ct b a t t e r i es a n d c h arg e r s f r o md a m a g e

Avoid exposing batteries to very cold orvery hot temperatures (below 0 C/32F or above 45 C/115 F). Extremetemperatures can reduce the chargingcapacity and life of your batteries.

Prevent batteries from contactingmetal objects, as this can create aconnection between the + and -terminals of your batteries and lead to

temporary or permanent batterydamage.

Never use a damaged charger orbattery.

Hand le your dev ice ca re fu l ly andsens ib ly

Do not allow your device to get wetliquids can cause serious damage. Donot handle your device with wet hands.Water damage to your device can voidyour manufacturers warranty.

Avoid using or storing your device industy, dirty areas to prevent damageto moving parts.

Your device is a complex electronic

deviceprotect it from impacts andrough handling to avoid seriousdamage.

Do not paint your device, as paint canclog moving parts and prevent proper

operation. Avoid using the devices camera flash

or light close to the eyes of children oranimals.


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Your device and memory cards may bedamaged by exposure to magneticfields. Do not use carrying cases oraccessories with magnetic closures orallow your device to come in contactwith magnetic fields for extendedperiods of time.

Av o id i n t e r f er e n ce w i t h o t h e re l ect ron ic dev ices

Your device emits radio frequency (RF)signals that may interfere with

unshielded or improperly shieldedelectronic equipment, such aspacemakers, hearing aids, medicaldevices, and other electronic devices inhomes or vehicles. Consult themanufacturers of your electronic devicesto solve any interference problems youexperience.

I m p o r t a n t u sag e i n f or m at i o n

Us e y o u r d e v i ce i n t h e n o r m a lpos i t i on

Avoid contact with your devices internalantenna.

A l lo w o n l y q u a l i f i e d p e r s o n n e l t oserv i ce you r dev ice

Allowing unqualified personnel to serviceyour device may result in damage to your

device and will void your warranty.

En su r e m a x i m u m b a t t e r y a n dch a rg e r l i f e

Avoid charging batteries for more thana week, as overcharging may shortenbattery life.

Over time, unused batteries willdischarge and must be rechargedbefore use.


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Disconnect chargers from powersources when not in use.

Use batteries only for their intendedpurpose.

H an d l e SI M ca r d s an d m e m o r y c a r d s

w i t h ca r e Do not remove a card while the device

is transferring or accessinginformation, as this could result in lossof data and/or damage to the card or

device. Protect cards from strong shocks,

static electricity, and electrical noisefrom other devices.

Frequent writing and erasing willshorten the life span of memory cards.

Do not touch gold-coloured contacts orterminals with your fingers or metalobjects. If dirty, wipe the card with a

soft cloth.

Ensur e access t o em erg ency se rv ices

Emergency calls from your device maynot be possible in some areas orcircumstances. Before travelling inremote or undeveloped areas, plan analternate method of contactingemergency services personnel.

Spec i f ic Absorp t ion Rat e ( SAR)c e r t i f i c a t i o n i n f o r m a t i o n

Your device conforms to European Union

(EU) standards that limit humanexposure to radio frequency (RF) energyemitted by radio and telecommunicationsequipment. These standards prevent thesale of mobile devices that exceed a

maximum exposure level (known as theSpecific Absorption Rate, or SAR) of 2.0watts per kilogram of body tissue.


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During testing, the maximum SARrecorded for this model was 0.514 wattsper kilogram. In normal use, the actualSAR is likely to be much lower, as thedevice has been designed to emit onlythe RF energy necessary to transmit asignal to the nearest base station. Byautomatically emitting lower levels whenpossible, your device reduces youroverall exposure to RF energy.

The Declaration of Conformity at the backof this guide demonstrates your devicescompliance with the European Radio & Terminal Telecommunications Equipment(R&TTE) directive. For more informationabout the SAR and related EU standards,visit the Samsung mobile device website.


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1 Ent er t ex tWith your devices touch screen, stylus,and keypad, you can type or write textand create drawings in notes,documents, and messages.

Ch a n g e t h e t e x t i n p u tm e t h o d

When you tap a text field, your devicewill show an input panel at the bottom of the screen. You can tap the arrow next tothe input panel icon and choose one of the following input methods for enteringtext:

Onscreen keyboard ( )

Letter recognizer ( )

Block recognizer ( )

Transcriber ( )

You can tap the input panel icon at anytime to show or hide the input panel.

You can also use a QWERTY keypad foreasy and quick text input. Enter text as

you would when using a PC's keyboard.

Change t h e de f au l t t ex ti n p u t m et h o d

1. From any text field, tap the arrow nextto the input panel icon.

2. Tap Opt ions . . .


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3. From the I n p u t M et h o d tab, choosean input method.

4. Tap .

En t e r t e x t w i t h t h eonscr een k eyboa rd

1. Tap the input panel icon.2. Tap the arrow next to the input panel

icon and select Keyboard .

3. Tap characters to enter your text.

To switch to numbers and symbols, tap1 2 3 . To access special characters, tap .

En t er t e x t w i t h Le t t e r

RecognizerUse the stylus to write individual lettersand numbers on the touch screen.

1. Tap the input panel icon.

2. Tap the arrow next to the input panelicon and select Let t e r Recognizer .

3. Write each character in the writingarea at the bottom of the screen:

Write upper-case letters in the ABC column on the left side of the writingarea.

Write lower-case letters in the ab c column in the middle of the writingarea.

Write numbers and symbols in the1 2 3 column on the right side of thewriting area.

You can also set options for someinput methods.


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Enter text

To view demonstrations of how to writecharacters, tap .

En t e r t e x t w i t h B lo ckRecognizer

Use the stylus to write individual lettersand numbers in text in the Palm Grafittistyle.

1. Tap the input panel icon.

2. Tap the arrow next to the input panelicon and select Block Recognizer .

3. Write each character in the writingarea at the bottom of the screen:

Write letters on the left side of thewriting area.

Write numbers on the right of thewriting area.

To view demonstrations of how to writecharacters, tap .

Drag the stylus upward to changecase ( ABC, Abc , or abc ). Tap onceon the screen to enter symbols ( 1 23 or abc will change to ).


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Enter text

Cr ea t e a ske t ch

With Notes, you can create and capturesketches.

1. From the Today screen, tap Star t P r o g r a m s N o t e s .

2. Tap New .

3. Make a stroke that crosses at leastthree ruled lines to start a drawingframe.

Sketches that do not cross three ruledlines will be treated as writing.

4. Continue your sketch with strokes.

To edit a sketch, tap Menu Draw .

Tap and hold the stylus pen on the sketchuntil the selection handles appear. Youcan then tap and hold the handles to dragor resize the sketch or tap Menu toaccess other options.


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2 C o m m u n i c a t i o nYour device allows you to send andreceive many types of calls andmessages over cellular networks and thewireless web.

CallsLearn to use your devices call functions.For basic call functions, see the QuickStart Guide.

Cal l an in t e rna t iona l nu m ber

1. Press and hold [ 0 ] to insert the +character (this replaces theinternational access code).

2. Press the number keys to enter thecomplete number you want to dial(country code, area code, and phonenumber), and then tap Keypad Talk or press [ ] to dial.

3. To end the call, tap En d or press[ ].

Make a ca ll f r om t he con t act l i st

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t Contac t s to open your contact list.

2. Scroll to a contact and tap thecontacts name.

To search for a contact, tap theEnter a name... field and enter afew letters of the contacts name.


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3. Tap the number you want to dial.


Make a ca l l f r om Cal l Hist o r y

1. Press [ ].2. Scroll to a contact and tap the

contacts name.

3. Tap the number you want to dial.


Forw ard cal l s

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t Se t t i ngs Phone .

2. From the Services tab, tap CallF o r w a r d i n g Get Se t t ing s .. .

3. Tap a forwarding option and enter aphone number.

4. Tap .

Bar ( b lock ) cal l s

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t

Se t t i ngs Phone .

2. From the Services tab, tap CallB a r r i n g Get Se t t ing s .. .

3. Tap the type of calls you want to bar.4. Tap .


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Messaging

Learn to use messaging functions. Forinstructions on entering text, see "Entertext." p.11

Send a t ex t m essage1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t

Messag ing SM S/ M M S .

2. Tap Menu New SM S .

3. Enter a destination number or tapMenu Add Recip ien t . .. to select acontact.

4. Tap the stylus in the message body.

5. Enter your message text.

6. Tap Send to send the message.

Send a m u l t im ed ia m essage

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t Messag ing SM S/ M M S .

2. Tap Menu New MMS.

3. Enter a destination number or tap

Menu

Add Recip ien t s to select acontact.

4. Tap the Subject field and enter amessage subject.

5. Tap the stylus in the message body.6. Enter your message text.

7. Tap an attachment icon to add a file tothe message:

: attach a picture

: attach a music file

: attach a video


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: capture and attach a photo

: record and attach a voice memo8. Tap Send to send the message.

Send an em ai l m essage

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t Messag ing .

2. Tap the name of an email account.

3. Tap Menu New .

4. Enter the recipients address in the Tofield or tap Menu Add Recip ien t . .. to select a contact.

5. Tap the Subject field and enter amessage subject.

6. Tap the stylus in the message body.

7. Enter your message text.

8. To add an attachment, tap Menu I n s e r t an attachment type.

9. Tap Send to send the message.

Ret r i eve em a i l f rom a w eb se rve rBefore you retrieve email messages froman internet service provider or VPNconnection, you must create an emailaccount.

To retrieve messages from your Outlookaccount, see "Synchronise your data."

p.45


2. Tap the name of an email account.

3. Tap Menu Se n d / Re ce iv e .

The Cc and Bcc fields are located

above the From field.


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View m essages

You can access message folders for allyour messaging accounts (email, SMS,and MMS) in one location.

To view messages,


2. Tap SM S/ M M S or the name of anemail account.

The Inbox for the account you selectedwill open.

While viewing message folders, youcan switch message folders oraccounts by using the drop-down

menu at the top left of the screen.


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3 MediaLearn to use the Mini Player, Camera,Media Album, Photo Slides, and VideoPlayer. To learn about your devices othermedia functions, refer to the WindowsMobile Help.

Mini PlayerMini Player allows you to listen to musicfiles while you are working with otherprograms. Before you can use MiniPlayer, you must add files to your deviceby downloading them from the internet,transferring them from a memory card,or synchronising the device to your PC.To launch Mini Player, press [Mini player/Camera]. You can also tap Star t P r o g r a m s Mini P layer from theToday screen.

Use the following controls to operate MiniPlayer:

I co n Fu n ct ion

Play

Pause

Skip forward

Skip backward; return to the

previous file (press within 3seconds after playback hasstarted)

Mute


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Camera

Your device allows you to take digitalphotos (jpg format) or record videos (3gpformat).

Capt ur e a pho t o

1. Press and hold [Mini player/Camera].

2. Aim the lens at the subject and makeany adjustments (see "Adjust Camerasettings" ).

3. Tap , or press the trackpad or [Miniplayer/Camera] to capture the image.

Adju st Cam era se t t i ngs

From the viewfinder, tap the screen toshow the following icons. Tap an icon,and then tap a setting.

You cannot launch Mini Player whileusing the Camera.

I c on Fu n ct ion

Mode (switch to camcorder)Shot mode

Picture size

Picture quality

White balance

Timer

Effect

Options


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Recor d v ideo

1. Press and hold [Mini player/Camera].2. Press [ 1 ] to launch the camcorder.

3. Aim the lens at the subject and makeany adjustments (see "Adjust

Camcorder settings" ).4. Tap , or press the trackpad or [Mini

player/Camera] to begin recording.

5. Tap , or press the trackpad or [Mini

player/Camera] to stop recording.

Adju st Cam corde r s e t t i ngs

From the viewfinder, tap the screen toshow the following icons. Tap an icon,and then tap a setting.

I c on Fu n ct ion

Mode (switch to camera)

Video mode

Video size

Video qualityWhite balance

Timer

Effect

Audio

Options


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Media Albu m

With Media Album, you can view andaccess all the files and folders on yourdevice.

Vi ew a p h o t o1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t

P r o g r a m s Media Album .

2. Tap the drop-down menu in the top leftof the screen and select My Device .

3. In the list of folders, tap MyD o c u m e n t s My P ic tu r e s .

4. Tap a photo name or thumbnail toopen it.

While viewing photos, you can performthe following functions:

To scroll through your photos, tapor .

To zoom, tap Zoom and then tap or. To return to full screen, tap . To

exit the zoom screen, tap . To edit the picture, tap Menu Edit

I m a g e .

To set a photo as a background orcaller ID image, tap Menu Set as an option.

To send a photo, tap Menu Send a sending option.

To view your photos as a slideshow, tap

Menu Play Sl id e Sho w .


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Play a v i deo


P r o g r a m s Media Album .

2. Tap the drop-down menu in the top leftof the screen and select My Device .

3. In the list of folders, tap MyD o c u m e n t s My Videos .

4. Tap a video name or thumbnail to openit.

Open docum en t s

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s Media Album .

2. Locate and open the folder where thedocument is stored.

3. Tap the document name or thumbnailto open it.

Send a f i le


P r o g r a m s Media Albu m .

2. Locate and open the folder where thefile is stored.

3. Tap Menu

Send

an option to sendthe file.

To send as a multimedia message,select as Message MMS ( SMS/ MMS) . See "Send a multimedia

message" p.18 To send as an email message, select

as Message and email account.See "Send an email message"

p.19

To send via the Bluetooth wirelessfeature, select v i a Bl u e t o o t h . See"Send data via the Bluetoothwireless feature" p.42


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Pho t o Sl ides

Photo Slides allows you to create photoalbums, edit photos, and view slideshowswith background music.

Cr eat e a pho t o a lbum

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s Phot o Sl ides .

2. Tap Menu Crea t e a lbum .

3. Enter an album name, set the creationdate, and tap OK .

4. Locate a photo in another album andtap Menu Edit Copy .

5. Tap the name of your new album, andthen tap Menu Edit Pas te .

Edi t pho t os


P r o g r a m s Pho t o Sl ides .

2. Tap a thumbnail twice to open thephoto.

3. Tap Menu

an editing option: Rot a t e Lef t (90 counter-clockwise)

Rot a t e R igh t (90 clockwise)

Crop

Effect (Original, Black & White,Sepia, or Enhance)

4. To save your changes, tap .


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Vi ew sl i d es h ow s w i t hb ack g r o u n d m u s ic

1. From the Today screen, tap Star t P r o g r a m s Phot o Sl ides a photoalbum.

2. Tap Menu Slide sho w .

3. During a slideshow, tap the screen todisplay the following controls:

You can adjust the volume by dragging

your finger up or down on the trackpad.To active, from the Today screen, tapStar t S e t t i n g s the System tab Fing er Mouse 4 - w a y N av i g at i o n .

Video Play erWith the video player, you can play videofiles (3gp and mp4 format) on the

devices memory, memory card, and thewireless web.

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s VideoPlayer .

I con Fu n ct io n

Pause

Play

Stop

Skip to next photo

Skip to previous photo

Rotate photo

Change background music

Quit slideshow

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2. Tap a thumbnail twice to open a videofile.

When you select a video file on thewireless web, the selected fileautomatically plays with the videoplayer.

3. Use the following controls to operatethe video player:

I con Fu n ct io n

Play

Pause

Stop

Adjust the volume


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4 Per sona l p r odu ct iv i t yLearn to use Contacts, Calendar, OfficeMobile, File Explorer, Notes, Tasks, andAlarms.

Contac t sLearn to use contact cards and groups tostore personal information, such asnames, phone numbers, and addresses.

Cr eat e a new Out look con t act

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t Contac t s N ew Out lookContact .

2. Enter contact information.

3. When you are finished enteringinformation, tap to save thecontact card.

Cr eat e a new SI M cont act

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t Contac t s New SI M Cont ac t .

2. Enter contact information.

3. When you are finished enteringinformation, tap to save thecontact card.

Search fo r a con t act car d

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t Contac t s .

2. Tap the Enter a name... field and entera few letter of the contacts name.

As you enter letters, the screen willshow contacts that match your input.

3. Tap a contact to open it.


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Copy or m ove con t act ca rds

You can copy your contact cards fromyour device to your SIM card and viceversa. When you copy an Outlook contactto your SIM card, you can only store thecontacts name and phone number. Toretain all the contact information,synchronise your Outlook contacts with aPC (see "Synchronise your data."

p.45 ).

To copy an Outlook contact to your SIMcard,



3. Tap Menu Sa v e t o SI M .

To copy a SIM contact to your device,


Contac t s .


3. Tap Menu Save t o Cont ac t s .

Ass ign a speed d i a l num ber t o acon t act ca rd


Contac t s .2. Tap a contact to open it.

3. Tap Menu Add t o Speed Dia l . . .

4. Tap the up or down arrows next to theLocation field to set a speed dialnumber.

5. When you are finished, tap .


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Ass ign an im age o r r i ng t one to acon t act ca rd



3. Tap Menu

Edit .4. To assign an image, tap the Picture

field, select an image.

5. To assign a ringtone, tap the Ring tone

field and select a ringtone.6. When you are finished, tap .

CalendarUse the calendar to keep track of appointments, birthdays, or other events.

Cr eate a ca lendar event


Calendar .

2. Tap Menu N ew A p po i n t m e n t .

3. Complete the fields and adjust the

settings for your event.4. When you are finished, tap .

Chang e t he ca lendar v iew

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t Calendar .

2. Tap Menu View a view type.


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St op an even t a la r m

When the alarm sounds for a calendarevent you set previously, tap Dismiss .

Off ice Mobi leWith Office Mobile, you can create andedit Excel workbooks, Word documents,and OneNote notes or open and viewPowerPoint slideshows. Your devicesupports files created with Office 97 andnewer versions.

Cr eate and edi t an Ex celw o r k b o o k

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t Off ice Mobi le Ex cel Mobi le .

2. Tap a cell to select it.

3. Enter values or text with the inputpanel or external keyboard, and thentap or press [ ].

4. Repeat steps 2-3 as necessary.

5. To format cells, tap Menu Edit ,I n s e r t , F o r m a t , or Tools .

6. To save the workbook, tap .

For more details, refer to the online help.

Cr eat e and ed i t a Wor dd o c u m e n t

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t Off ice Mobi le Wo r d M o b i le .

2. Tap New to create a new document (if necessary).

3. Create your document with the inputpanel or external keyboard.


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4. To change the font or paragraphformat, highlight the text first, andthen tap Menu F o r m a t Font . . . orParagraph . . .

5. To save the document, tap .


Open and v i ew a Pow erPo in ts l ideshow


Off ice Mobi le Po w e r Po i n t M o b i le .2. Tap the drop-down menu in the top left

of the PowerPoint screen to locate aPowerPoint file.

3. Tap the file name to launch theslideshow.

4. To advance the slides, tap the screen.

5. To go back to the previous slide, tap Prev ious .

6. To end the slideshow, tap En dShow .


Cr eat e and ed i t a no t e

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t Off ice Mobi le OneNot e Mobi l e .

2. Tap New to create a new note.

3. Create your note with the input panelor external keyboard.

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5. To add pictures or voice memos, tapMenu Take Pic tu r e , I n s e r tP i c tu re , or I n s er t Re co r d i n g .

6. To save the note, tap .


Fi le Ex plo r erWith File Explorer, you can browse all thefiles and folders on your device. From the

Today screen, tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s Fi le Ex plo r er .

To move to a higher-level folder, tap Up .Tap Menu to rename, delete, or edit yourfiles and folders.

N o t e s

Use Notes to create memos, sketches,and recordings.

Cr eat e a no t e

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s N o t e s .

2. Tap New .

3. Create your note.

To create sketches, see "Create asketch." p.15


Send a n o t e1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t

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2. Tap the name of a note you want tosend or create a new note.

3. Tap Menu Tools Send. . .

4. Tap a sending method (text,multimedia, or email).

TasksWith Tasks, you can create to-do lists andreminders.

Cr eate a t ask

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s Tasks .

2. Tap Menu New Task .

3. Enter details for the task.


Mark a t a sk a s com ple t edWhen you have completed a task, return

to the Tasks screen (tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s Tasks ) and tap the checkbox next to the task name. Once youhave marked a task completed, you willno longer receive any scheduled

reminders for that task.

To set a reminder for the task, tapthe Due field and set a due date.Tap the Reminder field, selectRemind m e , and then specify thetime and date of the reminder.


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Learn to set and control alarms forimportant events.

Se t a w ake -up a l a rm

1. From the Today screen, tap Star t P r o g r a m s A l a r m s Wa k e - u pa la rm .

2. Set the wake-up alarm options.

3. When you are finished, tap Done .

Set an a lar m


P r o g r a m s A l a r m s .

2. On the alarm list, select one of Alarm1 to A la r m 4 .

To add alarms, tap Menu Ad da la rm .

3. Set each alarm option.

4. When you are finished, tap Done .

St op an a la rmWhen an alarm sounds, tap Ok . When awake-up alarm sounds, tap Dismiss tostop it or Snooze to stop it with snooze.

To set a melody for the alarm, tapthe Tone field. To select a timeinterval to resume the alarm, tapthe Snooze field.


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5 W ebLearn to use Windows Live, Messenger,RSS Reader, and Podcasts. Forinformation about connecting to theinternet and working with InternetExplorer and Opera Browser, refer to theHelp on your device and the online help.

Wi n d o w s Li v e

With Windows Live, you can stay in touchwith friends and access information onthe wireless web quickly.

1. From the Today screen, tap Star t P r o g r a m s Wi n d o w s Li v e .

2. Tap Si g n i n t o W i n d o w s Li v e Accept .

3. Enter your login ID and password andtap N e x t .

4. Follow the onscreen instructions.

MessengerWith Messenger, you can remainavailable to other users and stay up-to-date with your email without a constantconnection to the wireless web. When anew message arrives or you want toaccess internet services, the connectionwill be restored.


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Set u p m essenger and s ign in

1. Sign in to Windows Live (see theprevious section).

2. Scroll left or right to select your loginstatus and tap Next .

3. Follow the onscreen instructions tocomplete the setup.

Cha t w i th m essenge r

1. From the Today screen, tap Star t P r o g r a m s Messenger .

2. Locate and tap a contacts name, andthen tap Se n d I M .

3. Enter a message in the text field at thebottom of the screen, and then tapSend .

4. While chatting, you can perform thefollowing actions:

Insert emoticons: tap Menu Ad de m o t i c o n

Invite a contact to chat: tap Menu Op t ions A d d p a r t i ci p a n t

Transfer a file: tap Menu Send afile type a file

Record and send a voice clip: selectVoice c l ip , record your voice clip,and then tap Send

Switch between contact list and chat: scroll left or right

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RSS Reader

Learn to use RSS reader to get the latestnews and information from your favouritewebsites.

To do this, you need to create theconnection first.

Cr eate feeds

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s RSS Read er .

2. Tap Menu N ew Su b s cr i p t i o n Ent er URL .

3. Enter a web address to subscribe toweb feeds and tap Ad d .

Read lat est con t en t s


P r o g r a m s RSS Read er .

2. Select a feed and tap U p d a t e to getthe latest contents.

3. Select an updated post.

Podcas ts

Use Podcasts to access and enjoy onlinemusic services and create your ownplaylists.

Search fo r au d io and v ideo f i l es

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s Podcas t s .

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3. Tap Menu N ew Su b s cr i p t i o n Onl in e Sear ch .

4. Enter a keyword and tap Search . Yourdevice searches for related reports onthe wireless web and displays theresults.

Play t he st o red aud io and v ideof i l es

1. From the Today screen, tap Star t P r o g r a m s Podcas t s .

2. From the Podcasts screen, selectEpiso de Lis t , Las t 1 0 Podcast s , orLibra ry .

3. Scroll to a file and tap Menu Play .

Upda te t h e l i b ra ry

Update the audio and video library, andplaylists with new files.

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s Podcas t s .

2. From the Podcasts screen, selectPodcast or Epi sod e List .

3. Tap Menu U p d a t e .

Tap Change to open the otherplaylist.

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6 Connec t iv i tyLearn to transfer data to and from yourdevice via the Bluetooth wireless featureand synchronise your device to a PC withActiveSync. For details on connecting tothe wireless web or a virtual privatenetwork (VPN), refer to the WindowsMobile Help on your device.

B l u e t o o t hYou can connect with other Bluetooth-enabled wireless devices over a distanceof 10 metres (30 feet). Walls or otherobstacles between devices may block or

impair the wireless connection.

Tu r n o n t h e Bl u e t o o t h w i r e l essf e a t u r e

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t Se t t i ngs .

2. From the Connec t ions tab, tapB l u e t o o t h .

3. From the Mode tab, tap the check boxnext to Tu r n o n B lu e t o o t h .

4. To allow other devices to find andconnect to your device, tap the checkbox next to Make t h i s dev ice v i sib l et o o t h e r d e v i ce s .

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Search fo r and pa i r w i t h aBlue too t h -enab led dev ice



3. From the Devices tab, tap Add newdevice . . .

Your device will search for and displaythe list of Bluetooth-enabled devices.

4. Tap a device name and tap N e x t .

5. Enter the 1- to 16-digit Bluetooth PINfor the device you are trying toconnect to and tap N e x t .

6. Change the display name for the otherdevice and select the services youwant (if necessary).

7. Tap Finish .

Send da t a v i a t h e Blue too t hw i r e l ess f e at u r e1. Locate an item or file to send.

2. Tap Menu Send Con t act or File Beam , or tap Menu Beam Fi le . . . ,

Beam Task . .. , or BeamA p p o i n t m e n t .

3. Tap a device from the list.

Rece ive da ta v i a the Blue t oo t hw i r e l ess f e at u r e


2. From the Connec t ions tab, tapBeam .

To pair with another Bluetooth-enabled device, both devices must usethe same passcode. Headsets orhands-free car kits may use a fixedpasscode, such as 0 0 0 0 .

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3. Tap the check box next to Receive a l li n co m i n g b e am s .

4. When prompted to allow incomingdata, tap Yes .

Set up a Blue too t h COM por tWhen you have many files to send, youcan establish a Bluetooth COM port.



3. From the COM Por t s tab, tap NewOut go ing Por t .

4. For outgoing ports, tap the name of adevice, and then tap N e x t .

5. Select a COM port.

6. Tap the check box next to SecureConnec t ion to create a secureconnection between the devices.

7. Tap Finish .

Con nect t o an FTP serv erYou can connect your device to a fileserver, which can be a mobile device orPC, and exchange files with the server.


P r o g r a m s

Blue too t h FTP .2. Tap Yes .

Tap Menu Sear ch FTP Ser v er s (if necessary).

Your device will search for and displaythe list of Bluetooth-enabled devices.

3. Tap an FTP server, and then tap OK .

4. Tap Yes .

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5. Enter the Bluetooth PIN for the server,and then tap Next .

6. Change the display name of the server(if necessary).

7. Tap Finish .

Act iveSyncWith ActiveSync, you can synchroniseyour device with a PC and back up andrestore your data.

I n s t a l l Act iveSync on your PCBefore you can synchronise your data,

you must install ActiveSync, either fromthe supplied CD-ROM or the Microsoftwebsite (http://www.microsoft.com).

To install ActiveSync from the suppliedCD-ROM,

1. Insert the CD-ROM into your PC.

2. Follow the onscreen instructions tocomplete the setup.

3. When installation is complete, followthe onscreen instructions in theSynchronisation Setup Wizard toconnect your device to the PC andcreate a data sharing partnership.

Conn ect your dev ice t o a PC w i t ht h e PC dat a cabl e


2. From the Connec t ions tab, tap USB t o PC .

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3. Connect one end of the PC data cableto the multifunction jack on yourdevice and the other end to the USBport on your PC.

Synchr on i se your da t aWhen you connect your device to a PC,ActiveSync should begin synchronisingyour data automatically. You can beginthe synchronisation manually by tappingSync . To stop a synchronisation inprogress, tap Stop .

You can also manually find and copy filesfrom your device to a PC and vice versafrom the Microsoft ActiveSync window,tap Explo re .

For more details on synchronising yourdata, refer to the ActiveSync Help.

Add an Exch ange serv er

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s Act iveSync .

2. Tap Menu Add Serv er Sour ce .. .

3. Enter a server address.

4. To establish a secure connection, tapthe check box next to This se rv err equ i r e s an enc ryp t ed ( SSL)connec t ion .

5. Tap Next .

6. Enter your Exchange user name,password, and domain name.

7. Tap Next .

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8. Select the types of data tosynchronise.

9. When you are finished, tap Finish .

Chang e t he syn chron isat ionscheduleIf you routinely synchronise your data viaan Exchange server, you can configuresettings for both peak and off-peakschedules.

To change the synchronisation schedules,

1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s Act iveSync .

2. Tap Menu Schedule . . .

3. Set the following options:

Pe ak t i m e s : set the frequency of synchronisations during peak hours

Off - p e a k t i m e s : set the frequencyof synchronisations during off-peakhours

U se a b o v e se t t i n g s w h e nr o a m i n g : set to use thesynchronisation schedules evenwhen roaming

Se n d / r e ce iv e w h e n I cl i ck Se n d :set to synchronise when you clickSend in Messaging



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7 Ad d i t i on a l p r o g r am sLearn to use Games, Java, Calculator,Smart Converter, Task Manager, andSearch.

GamesPlay fun games, such as Bubble Breakerand Solitaire. You can also download andplay new Java games.

From the Today screen, tap Sta r t P r o g r a m s Games .

JavaJava is a folder where downloaded gamesand applications are stored.

From the Today screen, tap Sta r t

P r o g r a m s

Java .

Calcula tor1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t

P r o g r a m s Calcula tor .

2. Enter the first number using thecalculator buttons on the screen.

To clear the displayed numbers, tap C.

To clear the last digit entered in a multidigit entry, tap the arrow at the rightof the entry box.

3. Tap the math function.

4. Enter the second number.

5. To view the result, tap = .

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You can use the following buttons on thescreen:

C: clears the number you entered.

MC: clears any value that is stored inthe calculators memory.

MR: recalls the stored value frommemory and inserts it into the currentcalculation.

M+ : adds the current number to thecalculators memory.

Sm ar t Conv e r t e r1. From the Today screen, tap Sta r t

P r o g r a m s Sm ar t Conv e r t e r .

2. Select the type of measurement.

3. Change the base unit in the From field(if necessary).

4. Enter the base amount.

5. Change the conversion unit in the Tofield (if necessary).

The device displays the conversionresult.

Task ManagerYour device is a multi-tasking device. Itcan run more than one program at thesame time. However, multi-tasking maycause hang-ups, freezing, memoryproblems, or additional powerconsumption. To avoid these problems,end unnecessary programs using TaskManager .

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Addit iona l p r ograms

1. Press and hold [ OK ]. You can also tapSta r t P r o g r a m s Task Manager from the Today screen.The list of all the programs currentlyrunning on your device appears on thepop-up window.

2. To activate a program, tap theprogram you want.

To close a program, tap Close . Toclose all programs, tap Close al l .

Search yo ur dev ice1. From the Today screen, tap Star t

P r o g r a m s Search .

2. Enter part of a file or folder name inthe Search for field.

3. Tap Search .

To open an item in the Results list, tapthe items name.

You can restrict your search byselecting a data type from the Type

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8 Troub le shoo t ingIf you have trouble with your device, trythese procedures before you contact aservice professional.

Cont act ing a se rv ice cen t r eIf you have attempted thetroubleshooting solution and are stillhaving problems with your device, makea note of the following information and

contact your local dealer or Samsungafter-sales service:

Model number(s) of your device

Serial number(s) of your device

A clear description of the problemWhen contacting Samsung, use thecontact phone numbers, web addresses,or postal addresses for your region of residence.

W h e n y o u t r y t o t u r n o n y o u r d e v ice ,t h e f o ll o w i n g m e ssa g es m a y a p p e ar :

MessageTr y t h i s t o s o lv e t h ep r o b l e m :

The SIM cardis missing.

Ensure that the SIM cardis installed correctly.

Enter PIN. When using the device forthe first time or when thePIN requirement feature isenabled, you must enterthe PIN supplied with theSIM card. To disable thePIN requirement feature,tap Sta r t Se t t ings

Persona l tab Phone Phone tab, and then clearthe Re q u ir e PI N w h e npho ne i s u sed checkbox.

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Your dev ice does no t show a signa l

( n o b ar s n ex t t o t h e n et w o r k i co n ) If you just turned on the device, wait

about 2 minutes for your device to findthe network and receive a signal.

You may not be able to receive a signalin tunnels or elevators. Move to anopen area.

You may be between service areas. Youshould receive a signal when you entera service area.

You fo rgo t a s ecu r i ty code, PI N , o rPUK

If you forget or lose this or another code,contact the seller or your serviceprovider.

Yo u r d i s p l ay s h o w s w h i t e li n e s

The display may show white lines if youhave turned the device on after a longperiod of disuse or if you removed thebattery without first turning off thedevice. The display should correct itself ina short time.

Yo u e n t e r a n u m b e r, b u t t h e ca l l i sno t d i a l l ed

Ensure that you have pressed [ ]. Ensure that you have accessed the

right cellular network.

Ensure that you have not set callbarring for the phone number.

SIM cardblocked.

Your SIM card is blocked,usually as a result of entering your PINincorrectly several times.

You must enter the PUKsupplied by your serviceprovider.

MessageTr y t h i s t o so l v e t h ep r o b l e m :

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You se l ec t a con t act t o cal l , bu t t heca l l i s no t d ia l led

Ensure that the correct number isstored in the contact information.

Re-enter and save the number (if necessary).

A n o t h e r c al l er c a n n o t h e a r y o uspeak ing

Ensure that you are not blocking thebuilt-in microphone.

Move the built-in microphone closer toyour mouth.

If using a headset, ensure that it isproperly connected.

The sound q ua l i t y o f a ca l l i s poor

Ensure that you are not blocking theinternal antenna on top of the device.

When you are in areas with weaksignals, you may lose reception. Moveto another area and try again.

Th e b a t t e r y d o e s n o t c h a rg e p r o p e r l yo r s o m e t i m es y o u r d e v i ce t u r n s it s el fo f f w h i l e ch a rg i n g

Disconnect the device from the

charger, remove and reinstall thebattery, and try charging again.

The battery terminals may be dirty.Wipe both gold-coloured contacts witha clean and soft cloth and try charging

the battery again. If the battery no longer charges

completely, dispose of the old batteryproperly and replace it with a newbattery.

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Yo u r d e v i c e is h o t t o t h e t o u c h

When you use several applications atonce, your device requires more powerand may heat up. This is normal andshould not affect your devices lifespan orperformance.

Yo u r d e v i ce ca n n o t c on n e c t t o t h ei n t e r n e t

Ensure that you have entered validsettings for your internet serviceprovider.

Ensure that you have activated thewireless connection to your mobileservice provider and that the signal isnot obstructed.

Ensure that you have entered thecorrect user name and password.

Yo u c a n n o t f i n d a B lu e t o o t h - e n a b l eddevice

Ensure that both devices haveactivated the Bluetooth wirelessfeature.

Ensure that the distance between the

devices is not more than 10 metresand that they are not separated bywalls or other obstacles.

Ensure that the settings for eachdevice allow them to be visible to other

devices. Ensure that both devices are

compatible with Bluetooth wirelesstechnology.

Ensure that the correct PIN has beenentered on both devices.

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Yo u c an n o t l i st e n t o m u s i c o n ar e m o t e B lu e t o o t h h e a d se t

Ensure that your device is connected tothe headset.

Ensure that the music format you aretrying to listen to is supported by theheadset.

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9 MI CROSOFT SOFTW ARE LI CENSE TERMS FORW I NDOW S MOBI LE 6 SOFTW ARE Agr eem en tThese license terms are an agreementbetween you and Samsung ElectronicsInc. ("Company"). Please read them.They apply to the software included on

this device. The software also includesany separate media on which youreceived the software.

The software on this device includessoftware licensed by Company from

Microsoft Corporation or its affiliate.The terms also apply to any updates, supplements,

Internet-based services, and support services

for this software, unless other termsaccompany those items. If so, thoseterms apply.

As descr ib ed be low , us ing som efea tu re s a l so ope ra t e s a s yourco n s en t t o t h e t r a n sm i ss io n o fce r t a i n s t a n d a r d co m p u t e r

i n f o r m a t i o n f o r I n t e r n et - b a se dserv ices .

B y u si n g t h e s of t w a r e , i n c l u d in g u s eon t h i s dev ice, you accep t t heset e r m s. I f y o u d o n o t a cce p t t h e m , d o

n o t u s e t h e d ev i c e o r s o f t w a r e .I n s t e a d , c on t a ct Co m p a n y t od et e r m i n e it s r e t u r n p o l i cy f o r ar e f u n d o r cr e d it .

WA RN I N G : If the software contains

voice operated technologies, thenoperating this software requires userattention. Diverting attention away fromthe road while driving can possibly causean accident or other serious

consequence.

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Even occasional, short diversions of attention can be dangerous if your

attention is diverted away from yourdriving task at a critical time. Companyand Microsoft make no representations,warranties or other determinations thatANY use of this software is legal, safe, or

in any manner recommended or intendedwhile driving or otherwise operating amotor vehicle.

I f y o u c o m p l y w i t h t h e se li ce n set e r m s , y o u h a v e t h e r i g h t s b el o w .

1. USE RI GHTS.

You may use the software on the devicewith which you acquired the software.

2. ADDI TI ONAL LI CENSI NGREQUI REMENTS AND / OR USERI GHTS.

a. Specif ic Use. Company designedthis device for a specific use. Youmay only use the software for thatuse.

b. I n c l u d ed M icr o s o f t Pr o g r a m sand Add i t iona l Requ i r ed

Licenses . Except as providedbelow, these license terms apply toall Microsoft programs included withthe software. If the license termswith any of those programs give you

other rights that do not expresslyconflict with these license terms,you also have those rights.

i. This agreement does not grantyou any rights with respect to the

Windows Mobile Device Center,Microsoft ActiveSync or MicrosoftOutlook 2007 Trial which aresubject to the licensesaccompanying those items.

c. Speech Recogni t ion . If thesoftware includes speechrecognition component(s), youunderstand that speech recognitionis an inherently statistical process

and that recognition errors areinherent in the process.

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Neither Company nor Microsoft ortheir suppliers shall be liable for any

damages arising out of errors in thespeech recognition process.

d. Phon e Fun c t iona l i t y. If the devicesoftware includes phonefunctionality, all or certain portionsof the device software may beinoperable if you do not have andmaintain a service account with awireless telecommunication carrier("Mobile Operator"), or if the Mobile

Operator's network is not operatingor configured to operate with thedevice.

3. SCOPE OF LI CENSE. The software islicensed, not sold. This agreement onlygives you some rights to use thesoftware. Company and Microsoftreserve all other rights. Unlessapplicable law gives you more rightsdespite this limitation, you may usethe software only as expresslypermitted in this agreement.

In doing so, you must comply with anytechnical limitations in the software

that allow you to use it only in certainways. You may not: work around any technical limitations

in the software; reverse engineer, decompile or

disassemble the software; make more copies of the software

than specified in this agreement; publish the software for others to

copy; rent, lease or lend the software; or use the software for commercial

software hosting services.

Except as expressly provided in this

agreement, rights to access thesoftware on this device do not give youany right to implement Microsoftpatents or other Microsoft intellectualproperty in software or devices that

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You may use remote accesstechnologies in the software such as

Remote Desktop Mobile to access thesoftware remotely from a computer orserver. You are responsible forobtaining any licenses required for useof the protocols to access other

software.4. I N TERNET-BASED SERVI CES.

Microsoft provides Internet-basedservices with the software. Microsoftmay change or cancel them at anytime.

a. Co n s en t f o r I n t e r n e t - B as edServices . The software featuresdescribed below connect toMicrosoft or service providercomputer systems over theInternet. In some cases, you willnot receive a separate notice whenthey connect.

You may switch off some of thesefeatures or not use them. For more

information about these features,visit http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=81931.

By us ing th ese f ea tu re s , youco n se n t t o t h e t r a n sm i ssi o n o f t h i si n f o r m a t i o n . Microsoft does not usethe information to identify or contactyou.

Device Information. The followingfeatures use Internet protocols, whichsend to the appropriate systemsdevice information, such as yourInternet protocol address, the type of operating system, browser and nameand version of the software you areusing, and the language code of thedevice where you installed thesoftware. Microsoft uses thisinformation to make the Internet-based services available to you.



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Wi n d o w s M o b il e Up d a t e Fea tu re . The Windows Mobile

Update feature provides you theability to obtain and installsoftware updates on your device if updates are available. You maychoose not to use this feature.

Company and/or your MobileOperator may not support thisfeature or an update for yourdevice.

W i n d o w s M e d i a D i g i t a l Ri g h t s

M a n a g e m e n t . Content ownersuse Windows Media digital rightsmanagement technology(WMDRM) to protect theirintellectual property, including

copyrights. This software andthird party software use WMDRMto play and copy WMDRM-protected content.

If the software fails to protect thecontent, content owners may ask

Microsoft to revoke the software'sability to use WMDRM to play orcopy protected content.Revocation does not affect othercontent. When you download

licenses for protected content, youagree that Microsoft may include arevocation list with the licenses.Content owners may require youto upgrade WMDRM to access

their content. Microsoft softwarethat includes WMDRM will ask foryour consent prior to the upgrade.If you decline an upgrade, you willnot be able to access content thatrequires the upgrade.



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b. M i su s e o f I n t e r n e t - b a s edServices . You may not use these

services in any way that could harmthem or impair anyone else's use of them. You may not use the servicesto try to gain unauthorized access toany service, data, account or

network by any means.5. NOTI CES ABOUT TH E MPEG- 4

VI SUAL STANDARD. The softwaremay include MPEG-4 visual decodingtechnology. This technology is a formatfor data compression of videoinformation. MPEG LA, L.L.C. requiresthis notice:

USE OF THIS PRODUCT IN ANYMANNER THAT COMPLIES WITH THEMPEG 4 VISUAL STANDARD ISPROHIBITED, EXCEPT FOR USEDIRECTLY RELATED TO (A) DATA ORINFORMATION (i) GENERATED BY ANDOBTAINED WITHOUT CHARGE FROM A

CONSUMER NOT THEREBY ENGAGEDIN A BUSINESS ENTERPRISE, AND (ii)

FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY; AND (B)OTHER USES SPECIFICALLY ANDSEPARATELY LICENSED BY MPEG LA,L.L.C.

If you have questions about the MPEG-4 visual standard, please contactMPEG LA, L.L.C., 250 Steele Street,Suite 300, Denver, CO 80206;www.mpegla.com.

6. DI GI TAL CERTI FI CATES. Thesoftware uses digital certificates inX.509 format. These digital certificatesare used for authentication.

7. CONN ECTI VI TY SOFTW ARE. Your

device package may include WindowsMobile Device Center or MicrosoftActiveSync software. If it is included,then you may install and use it inaccordance with the license terms that

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If no license terms are provided, thenyou may install and use only one (1)

copy of the software on a singlecomputer.

8. NETW ORK ACCESS. If you are usinga network, such as an employernetwork, the network administratormay limit features or functionality onyour device.

9. PRODUCT SUPPORT. ContactCompany for support options. Refer to

the support number provided with thedevice.

10. LI NKS TO THI RD PARTYW EBSI TES. If the software provideslinks to third party websites, thoselinks are provided to you only as aconvenience, and the inclusion of anylink does not imply an endorsement of the third party website by Microsoft.

11. BACKUP COPY. You may make onebackup copy of the software. You may

use it only to reinstall the software onthe device.

12. PROOF OF LI CEN SE. If you acquiredthe software on the device, or on adisc or other media, a genuineCertificate of Authenticity label with agenuine copy of the software identifieslicensed software. To be valid, thislabel must be affixed to the device, orincluded on or in Company's softwarepackaging. If you receive the labelseparately, it is not valid. You shouldkeep the label on the device orpackaging to prove that you arelicensed to use the software. To

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13. TRANSFER TO A THI RD PARTY. You may transfer the software only

with the device, the Certificate of Authenticity label, and these licenseterms directly to a third party. Beforethe transfer, that party must agreethat these license terms apply to the

transfer and use of the software. Youmay not retain any copies of thesoftware including the backup copy.

14. NOT FAULT TOLERANT. Thesoftware is not fault tolerant. Companyinstalled the software on the deviceand is responsible for how it operateson the device.

15. RESTRI CTED USE. The Microsoft

software was designed for systemsthat do not require fail-safeperformance. You may not use theMicrosoft software in any device orsystem in which a malfunction of thesoftware would result in foreseeablerisk of injury or death to any person.

This includes operation of nuclearfacilities, aircraft navigation or

communication systems and air trafficcontrol.

16. NO W ARRANTI ES FOR THESOFTWARE. The software is provided"as is". You bear all risks of using it.Microsoft gives no express warranties,guarantees or conditions. Anywarranties you receive regarding thedevice or the software do not originatefrom, and are not binding on, Microsoftor its affiliates. When allowed by yourlocal laws, Company and Microsoftexclude implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particularpurpose and non-infringement.

17. LI A BI LI TY LI M I TATI ON S.You canrecover from Microsoft and its affiliatesonly direct damages up to fifty U.S.Dollars (U.S. $50.00), or equivalent inlocal currency.



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You cannot recover any otherdamages, including consequential, lost

profits, special, indirect or incidentaldamages.

This limitation applies to:

anything related to the software,

services, content (including code) onthird party internet sites, or thirdparty programs, and

claims for breach of contract, breachof warranty, guarantee or condition,

strict liability, negligence, or othertort to the extent permitted byapplicable law.

It also applies even if Microsoft shouldhave been aware of the possibility of

the damages. The above limitationmay not apply to you because yourcountry may not allow the exclusion orlimitation of incidental, consequentialor other damages.

18. EXPORT RESTRI CTI ONS. Thesoftware is subject to United States

export laws and regulations. You mustcomply with all domestic andinternational export laws andregulations that apply to the software.These laws include restrictions on

destinations, end users and end use.For additional information, seewww.microsoft.com/exporting.


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ActiveSyncExchange server, 45installing, 44schedule, 46

synchronise, 45

alarmsetting, 36stopping, 36

Bluetoothactivating, 41COM port, 43connecting to other devices, 42FTP server, 43receiving data, 42sending data, 42

calculator, 47

calendarchanging views, 31creating events, 31stopping event alarms, 32

callsbarring (blocking), 17

Call History, 17forwarding, 17international number, 16

camera, 22

contactsassigning images or ringtones, 31assigning speed diall numbers, 30

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copying and moving contact cards,30

creating Outlook contacts, 29creating SIM contacts, 29searching for contacts, 29

converter, 48

Exchange server see Act iveSync

File Explorer, 34

games, 47

Java, 47

Media Albumopening documents, 25playing videos, 25sending files, 25viewing photos, 24

Messagingemail, 19multimedia, 18text, 18viewing, 20

Messengerchatting, 38setting up and signing in, 38

Mini Player, 21

notescreating, 34sending, 34

Office MobileExcel workbooks, 32OneNote, 33PowerPoint slideshows, 33Word documents, 32

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Photo Slidescreating photo albums, 26editing photos, 26viewing slideshows, 27

Podcasts, 39

RSS Reader, 39

sketches, 15

Task Manager, 48

taskscreating, 35marking as completed, 35

text inputblock recognizer, 13changing input method, 11keyboard, 12letter recognizer, 12transcriber, 14

video player, 27

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