Asus V55 manual Editing contact information, Searching for a contact

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Editing contact information

1.Select the contact.

2.Select View>Edit to edit contact information.

Phonebook>Options offers convenient tools for accessing contact information, such as searching and speed dialing, as well as editing options.

Searching for a contact

1.To search for a contact, enter a contact’s name in the Options>Search menu display. In the contact list menu, you may also search by entering only the first letter or letters of the name.

2.Press the send/answer key to search.

To view all contacts stored on the SIM card, select SIM List.

Copying contact information to a SIM card

Normally, phonebook information is stored on the phone. Copying contact information to the SIM card means the phonebook information can be still be accessed when you use the SIM card with another phone.

•Copy a single contact by selecting Copy to SIM.

•Copy all contacts by selecting Copy All to SIM.

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Contents Asus Mobile Contents Page Taking a photo Fun and Games Keypad lock Network information Reset settings SIM Application Toolkit STK Additional Information Welcome Overview Stay in touch with wireless networkingUnpacking list Menu Map Effects WAP STK GSM, Gprs SpecificationsWAP Getting Started Inserting the SIM card and batteryGetting Started Turning the phone off Turning the phone onLow Battery Indicators Charging the batteryMaking a call Answering a callOptions during a call Using Your Phone Standby modeMenu Camera Using Your Phone SelectExit MenuUsing Your Phone Using Your Phone Function keys Text entry Text entry The basicsChoosing text entry methods Multitap text entry R S ß T9 text entry Using Your Phone Showing or hiding personal information Calling FeaturesRedialing a number Caller IDCanceling an incoming call Call logsReturning a missed call Dialed and received Calls Answer modeCall barring Silent modeFind call barring at SettingsCall SettingsCall Barring Call waitingInternational calls Call timerAdding contacts PhonebookPhonebook Using a group listEditing contact information Searching for a contactCopying contact information to a SIM card Using a fixed dialing list Deleting a contactSpeed dialing PhonebookOptionsOwn Number Setting your own phone numberViewing the status of the phone Select OptionsSpeed Dial ListMessages Sending messages New SMSGo to MessagesNew SMS Shortcut keys Options Messages Settings Add images Multimedia Messages MMSComposing a new multimedia message Add textSending the MMS Add audioMessages Additional multimedia message options Sending Retrieval Information Services Voicemail Taking a photo Using the Camera and Managing PhotosSelf-portrait SettingsUsing the Camera Using the Camera Managing your photos Select OptionsGroup Image Select OptionsCaller IDAdding effects to your photos Animation Using the Camera Using the Camera Using the Camera Fun and Games AlbumSounds Pictures Composer Fun and Games Games Ring style General Phone SettingsSettingsHandset SettingClock Time and dateRing volume DisplayWallpaper Greeting Start-up animationSecurity SettingsHandsetSchemeMenu display schemes LanguageGo to SettingsSecurity SettingPhone Lock Phone lockKeypad lock Network information Reset settingsSelect OptionsNew Appt Personal Information Manager PIMCalendar Adding a new appointmentPersonal Informa Viewing and editing appointmentsTo edit an appointment Deleting appointmentsSetting the calendar as wallpaper Adding NotesViewing and editing notes Sending notes Deleting notesCalculator AlarmPersonal Informa Voice Memo Creating voice memosSelect PIMVoice MemoNew Listening to voice memos Viewing information about voice memosRenaming voice memos Deleting voice memos Setting voice memos to a ringtoneSIM Application Toolkit STK FCC Regulation Additional InformationAdditional Informa European Notice RF Exposure Information SAR Additional Informa Setting a profile Setting up WAPWAP Go to WAPProfile SettingOptionsDeleting a profile setting Homepage General Packet Radio Service GprsWAP push WAP setupPage Page 100 101 102