User manual SPV E200

[. . . ] guide to using your Windows® Powered SPV E200 This guide will get you up and running with your SPV E200 in no time. Finally, to learn more about specific features or services, simply use the contents to take you to the information you need. welcome The future's bright. The future's Orange. 3 contents 1 getting started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 2 manage your contacts 5 Orange Photo Messaging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] 3 When your SPV E200 has finished downloading your emails, open up the email containing the sound file again. 4 Highlight the sound file and press the Action key to hear the attachment. To download a file using ActiveSync: 1 Connect your SPV E200 to your PC using ActiveSync. 3 If you have a Sounds folder in the Storage folder, use this to store your ringtone. If you don't have a sounds folder, you may wish to create one to store ringtones. remove programs Remove Programs settings are used to remove applications that you have downloaded to your SPV E200. This is useful if your memory is getting full and you would like to download a new application. Select Remove Programs, and then press the Action key. security Security settings are used to enable phone lock or SIM lock and to set the phone lock password. Select Security, and then press the Action key. 102 103 personalise 4 Drop your ringtone . wav file into the sounds folder and it will then transfer to your SPV E200 when you synchronise. Now that the file you received is saved to your phone you can set it as a ringtone. Scroll left or right through the list until you reach the name of the file you downloaded. You can also use your own sounds for alerts, such as text message or email alerts. choosing your regional settings Set your SPV E200 to match local settings when you travel abroad. 3 You can then set the language your phone uses, as well as any local dialects. You need to turn your phone off and back on again to activate the new language settings. 5 Positive/Negative number lets you choose how you prefer longer numbers to appear, while Positive/negative currency. 6 When you have made all your changes press Done. 10 manage your time and calls 104 manage your time and calls manage your time and calls using the calendar The calendar enables you to make a note of and view appointments, and then view your schedule by day, week or month. To create a new appointment: To view an appointment: 1 Press Start, select Calendar, and then press the Action key. To edit an appointment: viewing your calendar You can view your schedule in your calendar in three different ways: Agenda, Week, and Month. s To view your agenda for the current day: 1 Press Start, select Calendar, and then press the Action key. 2 If you are in the calendar and you are using the Week or Month view, press Menu, select Agenda View, and press the Action key. Note: To look at your agenda for previous or approaching dates, press Left or Right to scroll through the days. To view your agenda for a specific date: 1 Press Start, select Calendar, and then press the Action key. 3 Enter the date you want to view, and press Done. s 1 Press Start, select Calendar, and then press the Action key. Note: When you create a new appointment on your SPV E200, you can synchronise the Calendar with your PC or a server to keep your schedule information up to date in all locations. 1 Press Start, select Calendar, and then press the Action key. [. . . ] 14. 3 All notices under these terms and conditions will be sent to the address given by you on Registration unless you notify us of a change to this address. Any notice from us to you will be deemed served 48 hours after posting or an earlier proof of delivery. 14. 4 All notices to be served in accordance with these terms and conditions must be served by 14. 6 14. 7 14. 8 text message, electronic mail or by post or facsimile. Any waiver, concession or extra time we may allow you is limited to the specific circumstances in which it was given. [. . . ]