User manual AMSTRAD E-MAILER PLUS V5

[. . . ] Advert response button - Respond to displayed advert. 92, &( 5 6 7 - Display VoiceMail message list (press again to play message). 5($' - Display email / SMS / fax message list (press again to read message). 92, &(0$, / 21 2)) - Switch answering machine on and off. 3/$< 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 - Stop or abort current function. (Go back to previous display. ) (0$, / light - Indicates new email or memo message(s) waiting. [. . . ] Please do not intimidate others by sending abusive, menacing or obscene messages - you will be in breach of the 'Conditions for Amserve' (page 163) if you do. , If you wish to change the home page, see Advanced settings page 154. 86 Surfing the internet Searching for a subject To search for a particular subject on the internet, you will need to use a search engine. A number of different search engines are available, but in general they work the same way: you go to the search engine site and enter the subject or name you wish to search for. The search engine then searches the internet and lists any sites containing the words that match your entry. To try out a search engine, go to the Amsurf home page and select There you will also find links to directories and an encyclopædia. O6HDUFKO. , A search engine will return a list of all sites matching your entry. Note however that some of these may be web sites which are not displayable. Remember - Microsoft® Mobile ExplorerTM is specifically designed to display low graphic content sites. General web sites may also be viewed, but due to their complexity may offer limited access. PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT A FAULT. For information on other Amsurf settings, see page 152. Summary of keys and shortcuts $0685) Go to Amsurf menu (use - to select options) Go forwards or backwards to next link or button Choose from displayed list of items 6(/(&7 ((17(5) Select link, button or item Move up or down to next screen page 6+, )7 and +20( 6725( 6<0%2/ 6<0%2/ 6<0%2/ 6<0%2/ 6(783 Go to Home Page Store current page as a Favourite and 3 and ) and 1 and 4 Enter Page address to search for Go to Favourites list Refresh page (make New attempt to display it) Quit (go offline and exit from Amsurf) Go to Settings menu (information on page 152) 87 SMS SMS text messages The e-m@iler allows you to send text messages to UK mobile phones equipped with SMS (Short Message Service) facilities. As the name SMS suggests, mobile phones can accommodate short messages only - up to 120 characters. SMS text messages are sent via Amserve in a similar manner to email messages. As such, SMS calls will be charged at the email call rate you were advised of during registration. , Note the e-m@iler does not dial the mobile phone number directly in order to send a text message. Sending a text message FAST TRACK: Press 606, type in mobile phone number and message, press 606. 1. Press 606 so that the following display appears (right): If you've set up two or more email users, then before you receive this display you'll be asked to select a user. Note, at step 2 when typing in the mobile phone number - even if the mobile phone you're sending to is being used abroad, always type in the UK number - do not add an international dialling code. Furthermore, do not type in a PABX prefix (such as before the mobile phone number. ) Note the cursor _ is in the 7R box. 88 SMS 2. Type in the mobile phone number you wish to send this message to (or see note* right). , *Note - to send the message to a mobile phone number you've previously stored, press $''5(66 %22. , start typing in the name, then use and press (17(5 to insert the required mobile phone number in the box. 7R 3. Move the cursor down to the message area of the display, then type in the message: Note the message itself can be up to 120 characters long. (After that, no more characters can be typed in. ) 4. To send the message, press 606. The following display will appear: If you don't see the display: then you haven't entered a mobile phone number in the box. Go back to step 2. 'LDOOLQJ IRU HPDLO, 7R , The e-m@iler will beep once if the 7R box is empty. After a while, the above message ('LDOOLQJ will change to then to / before returning to the standby display showing the date and time. &KHFNLQJ HPDLO, IRU HPDLO) 6HQGLQJ &ROOHFWLQJ HPDLO, Whenever the e-m@iler calls up Amserve to send an SMS text message, it also checks whether there is any email to be collected. If so, the e-m@iler collects it there and then on the same call. 89 SMS Messages you send are saved and stored automatically by the e-m@iler. You can set them not to be saved however (for information see Advanced settings page 147). TNVEHFS#BNTFSWFDPN + $!, !FUFS 1N PO NZ XBZ UP UIF BJSQPSU 1MM QJDL ZPV VQ JO UIF BSSJWBMT MPVOHF BU QN PIO When the recipient reads your message on the mobile phone, it will be preceded by your email address and the warning: '12 - note the recipient cannot reply to your SMS message. 5(3/<' , Note, as SMS messages are sent via land and mobile network service providers, Amserve cannot guarantee their delivery. If you wish to verify that your message has been sent, press 5($' (on the e-m@iler) to display the list of messages, then check that symbol is displayed next to your message. If symbol or is displayed instead, this means the message has not been sent - see 'Unsent messages' on page 58. , Tip - if you've previously stored the mobile phone number, type in the Address Book entry before you press 606 to start composing. To send or forward email to a mobile phone, see 'Sending email to an SMS mobile phone' on page 56. [. . . ] 85 fax. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99, 103, 105 ELR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139 address. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10, 24, 49, 73 adopting old account. . . . . . . . . . . . . 143 attachments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57, 62, 151 checking for new email . . . . . . . . . . . 59 collection method. . . . . . . . . . . 145, 149 connection sound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ]