User manual BLACKBERRY 7100R

[. . . ] Press the Alt key to view all the values that are available in the selected field. Menus Click the trackwheel to view the menu. On the menu, click standard actions such as New, View, Edit, Delete, Save, Options, and Help. Additional options might appear depending on the item you have selected. Contents Where can I find more information?On the handheld · On the menu, click Help to see help topics associated with the application that you are using. [. . . ] Connect the larger end of the USB cable to an available USB port on your computer. Charge the battery to full power. 3. 3 Turn wireless on Your handheld connects to the wireless network using an internal radio. When your SIM card is inserted and the battery is charged, turn on the radio in a wireless coverage area. See the inside front cover of this guide for information on wireless coverage levels and the wireless radio. Note: If you use BlackBerry Internet Service, the account setup process might begin automatically the first time that you turn on the wireless radio. See "Setting up for email using BlackBerry Internet Service" on page 7 for more information. Set up email To begin sending and receiving email on your handheld, you must integrate with an account using one of the setup options listed in the following two sections of this guide. 4 Setting up for email using BlackBerry Enterprise Server Use this option if all of the following situations apply: Use enterprise activation If your handheld is enabled on a BlackBerry Enterprise Server version 4. 0, and your system administrator has provided you with an enterprise activation password, you can integrate your handheld with your account over the wireless network. Verify that your handheld wireless radio is on and that you are in a wireless coverage area. Type the enterprise activation password provided by your system administrator. Click Activate. · You want to receive messages from your corporate Microsoft® Outlook®, IBM® Lotus Notes®, or Novell® GroupWise® email account. You subscribe to a service that supports account setup using a BlackBerry Enterprise ServerTM. A system administrator is managing a BlackBerry Enterprise Server within your company. A system administrator has confirmed that you are permitted to use the BlackBerry Enterprise Server. · · · To use this option, one of the following system requirements must be met: · Microsoft Outlook (Workgroup installation) with an account on a Microsoft® Exchange Server version 5. 5 or later IBM Lotus Notes version 4. 6 or later, with an account on an IBM Lotus® Domino® Server version 4. 6 or later Novell GroupWise client version 6. 5 Service Pack 4 with an account on a Novell GroupWise Server version 6. 5 Service Pack 1 or later · Note: Your system administrator might request that you install the BlackBerry Handheld Manager program on your computer to reduce the amount of data that is transmitted over the wireless network when your handheld is connected to your computer. If you install the BlackBerry Handheld Manager program, you do not need to install the BlackBerry Desktop Software. · Use the BlackBerry Desktop Software If your system administrator does not provide you with an enterprise activation password, you can install the BlackBerry Desktop Software to integrate your handheld with your account. Check that all cables and plugs are fully inserted into ports and power outlets. Verify that the handheld wireless radio is on and that you are in a wireless coverage area. See the inside front cover of this guide for more information on the wireless radio and levels of wireless coverage. If the desktop software is installed on your computer, your handheld should connect to the desktop software automatically when you connect your handheld to the computer. If your handheld does not connect, open the BlackBerry Desktop Software. Service books determine which services and features are available on your handheld. Click Accept. If the connection problems continue, close the BlackBerry Desktop Software and disconnect your handheld. [. . . ] IBM, Lotus, Domino, and Lotus Notes are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation in the United States, other countries, or both. Intel is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries. Microsoft, Outlook, and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Rogers, Rogers Wireless, and the Mobius design are trademarks of Rogers Communications Inc. [. . . ]