Sony Ericsson P1 manual Area Information, Quickoffice, Quickword, Key features

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Area Information

Area information is SMS Cell Broadcasting.

An SMS cell broadcast allows information to be sent to all mobile phones in a particular geographical area. Information such as traffic news or local weather reports can be sent to an area covered by a single cell or to the entire network.

Broadcast messages are organised into a number of channels. This allows different types of messages to be broadcast on different channels. Using the phone, users can choose which broadcast channels to subscribe to. The requested text messages are received, the message either

scrolls across the standby screen or is placed in the Inbox. The user can choose to save the message to the Inbox or not.

Broadcast subscriptions are controlled from the Area information dialog.

When a user is subscribed to channel 50, and this channel is supported by their network, the ID of the current cell (or group of cells) is displayed below the network operator name in the phone display. This is often the telephone area code or postal code of the current location.

Quickoffice™

Quickoffice™ is an application that can be used to view and edit Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and text documents. It can also be used to create new documents and spreadsheets.

Quickoffice™ scans Sony Ericsson P1 and displays a File manger which lists all compatible files (.xls, .doc, .ppt, and .txt) depending on where they are in the phone (the internal memory, memory card, or email can be searched). The File manager view can be changed to only display files that are compatible with one of the support programs.

From the File manager you can delete, move or copy documents, create new documents, and open existing ones. You can also send documents using any of the methods available on the device (email, MMS, infrared, WLAN or Bluetooth™ connectivity).

Quickword™

Quickword™ allows you to view and edit word processing documents saved in standard .doc format on Sony Ericsson P1. Computer format email attachments can be opened directly on the device without the need for pre-conversion at a computer. Existing documents may also be edited.

Documents can be transferred to and from Sony Ericsson P1 using email, MMS, infrared, WLAN, or Bluetooth™ connectivity. Also memory cards can be used. Quickword™ opens files created with Microsoft Word 97, 2000, XP and 2003 and are saved in Microsoft .doc format.

When a document is opened for editing, a copy of the document is created so that the original file is intact. When saving a file, Quickword™ creates a native Microsoft Word file.

Key features

Refined user interface for easier document edit- ing and viewing.

Multiple Undo and Redo commands including cut, copy, paste and formatting functions.

View tables embedded within documents and edit the text (tables are displayed in a single col- umn format for easier viewing on Sony Ericsson P1, actual table format of the document is not affected).

MS Word compatible paragraph and style for- matting.

Advanced text formatting and full font control including typeface, size, bold, italics, super- scripts, subscripts and underline.

Open, view, edit and create both .doc (MS Word) and .txt (text) files.

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Contents Sony Ericsson P1 Preface R3A R2AR1A Contents Product overview Key functions and features Function or feature Sony Ericsson P1 supportVGA Controls and operation Sony Ericsson P1 overviewStandby view TouchscreenModels and languages Push emailModels LanguagesWhite paper Sony Ericsson P1 Product comparison Images Sony Ericsson P1 P990Hardware comparison table Industrial designSony Ericsson P1 P990 Hardware Accessories MiscellaneousUser interface Manuals Technologies in detail Feature buttons Phone applicationsVideo call Business telephonyConfiguring the phone for the company PIM applicationsRouting of corporate calls Contacts CalendarTasks Time and alarm clock TimerSound recorder CalculatorMessaging StopwatchConverter Speed dialPush email Email foldersLocal folders Unified mailbox Push methodsSecurity Exchange ActiveSyncKey features Area InformationQuickoffice QuickwordQuicksheet QuickpointCamera Megapixel cameraUsing the camera and video Business card scannerEntertainment/multimedia Picture galleryPicture editor Media playerMedia formats Midi SP-MIDIMP3 RMFVideo formats DLSAAC+ HE AAC, AAC+PlayNow MusicDJPicture editor formats Format Example Description File sizeFM radio Music recognition TrackIDGames Vijay Singh Pro GolfBrowser Browser securityQudrapop TLS securityRSS feeds CertificatesConnectivity Voice over IP, VoIPWEP Memory Stick Micro M2 PC and Apple Mac supportIndustry support Memory card in Sony Ericsson P1Bluetooth wireless technology Compatibility with other Memory Stick devicesConnection to computer Profiles IrDA System functionsUser storage configuration in the new Sony Ericsson P1 Data storageUser storage Action at master reset Synchronization and data transferFolder view of internal storage SyncML an open standard for synchronization Remote synchronizationSyncML background What information can be synchronized in Sony Ericsson P1?Bluetooth wireless technology, infrared or cable Local synchronizationSynchronization capacity Automatic synchronisationBackup and restore Software installation utilitySettings download File transfer utilitySony Ericsson Update Service Sony Ericsson PC SuiteFWL Forward Lock CD Combined Delivery SD Separate DeliveryProtection properties Personalization Background and application shortcutsScreen saver DRM packageOver-The-Air OTA configuration Picture phone bookRingtones Themes and skinsSony Ericsson phone configurator LocksKeylock Phone lockHandover/service continuity Service continuitySIM card lock User experienceHandover in Sony Ericsson P1 General operational considerationsPerformance requirements GSM to UmtsPositioning GprsKey features of Symbian OS Symbian OS operating systemGeneral Development and testing JavaUIQ EKA2 KernelWhite paper Sony Ericsson P1 Home & Office & Power Sony Ericsson P1 consumer packageBatteries HandsfreePersonal Music CarConnectivity Technical specifications General technical dataMultimedia ImagewarePerformance and technical characteristics Dimension GSMScreen TdmaUssd technical data Feature SupportCurrent consumption, talk and standby times Dimension Support NOM I, IIGEA1, GEA2 Gprs maximum data rates Kpbs Hscsd maximum Data Rates KpbsKeyboard and buttons Input Third party application supportApplication White paper Sony Ericsson P1 White paper Sony Ericsson P1 Pictures Image decodersDecoder Details Size Colour depth File format Jpeg ISO/IEC JpegShort Message Service Feature Support in Sony Ericsson P1Image encoders XramSMS Enhanced Messaging Service Feature Support in the Sony Ericsson P1TBD Multimedia Messaging Service AMR, MP3, AAC, WAV AMR-WBSIM AT services supported PÉêîáÅÉ= JçÇÉ PìééçêíGET Input Launch BrowserMore Time Play ToneSET UP Call SET UP Event ListSET UP Idle Mode SET UP MenuUser interaction with SIM AT Integrated browser technical data SecurityBluetooth Bookmark AU, .au BpsBearer CHTMLCOM Port Cphs CompliancyCS-1 to CS-4 GSMIMelody IrDAJava Phone Kbps MAC AddressMeT Polyphonic Personal JavaPhone book Service Provider SIR IrDASIM card Terminal Adaptor110 120VCal vCalendar VCardDocuments Links Trademarks and acknowledgementsWhite paper Sony Ericsson P1