Nokia 9300i manual Using BlackBerry Configuration Tool, Creating a signature, Creating filters

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Using BlackBerry Configuration Tool

Tool

If you use BlackBerry Internet Service, you do not need to use the BlackBerry Configuration Tool. You need it only with BlackBerry Enterprise Server.

With the BlackBerry Configuration Tool, you can create filters that specify which e-mails are sent to your device. You can also use the tool to create encryption keys and a signature for your e-mails.

Note: To use the BlackBerry Configuration Tool, your computer must be connected to the corporate LAN. If you want to set up your device or create encryption keys, you must also connect your device to your computer using a data cable, infrared, or Bluetooth wireless technology connection. If you just want to create filters or change the signature, you do not need to connect your device to the computer.

You can open the BlackBerry Configuration Tool from the Start menu or from the desktop. To receive e-mails to your device, make sure that Redirect incoming messages to your handset is selected.

Creating a signature

You can create a signature that is automatically added to e-mails sent using BlackBerry Connect.

To create a signature, click the General tab, and enter the signature in the Automatically include your signature on outgoing messages field. To save the signature, click Apply.

If you do not want to use a signature, clear the

Automatically include your signature on outgoing messages field, and click Apply.

Creating filters

You can create filters that determine which e-mails are forwarded to your device.

1Open the Filters tab.

2Click New.

3In the Filter Name field, enter a descriptive name for the filter.

4In any of the From, Sent to, Subject, Body, Recipient Types, Sensitivity, and Importance fields, enter the properties that you want the filter to use. Separate multiple entries with a semicolon (;).

5To forward e-mails detected by the filter to your device, select Forward message to the handset. To leave the detected e-mails on the server, select Don't forward message to the handset.

6Click OK.

7To save the filter, click Apply.

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Contents Nokia 9300i with BlackBerry Connect Nokia 9300i with BlackBerry ConnectContents Introduction Installing BlackBerry ConnectIntroduction Using BlackBerry APN Wizard Using BlackBerry APN WizardAccounts Serv To set up BlackBerry ConnectConnect your device to your computer with Nokia PC Suite Click Exit Setting up BlackBerry Connect to BlackBerry Enterprise ServTool Using BlackBerry Configuration ToolCreating a signature Creating filtersSpecifying advanced options Creating encryption keysUsing BlackBerry Configuration Tool Service Setting up BlackBerry Internet ServiceRe-open the BlackBerry settings Connect Setting up BlackBerry ConnectSetting up reconcile Setting up BlackBerrySelect Tools → Account settings → BlackBerry → Alerts Setting alert tones for BlackBerry messagesSetting up BlackBerry Connect Select Tools → Account settings → BlackBerry → ComposingMails Creating and sending e-mailsSubject field, enter a subject for the e-mail Creating and sending e-mails Changing the fontTo read an e-mail Reading and replying to e-mailsForwarding e-mails Viewing attachmentsReading and replying to e-mails Deleting e-mails Managing e-mailsSaving e-mails Printing e-mailsPress Add as attendee RequestsPress Accept, Tentative, or Decline DoneReceiving and sending meeting requests Meeting request attendeesShortcuts BlackBerry icons and keyboard shortcuts

9300i specifications

The Nokia 9300i, launched in 2006, marked an evolution in Nokia's lineup of business-oriented smartphones. This device stood out for its innovative design and robust set of features, catering specifically to professionals who required functionality on the go.

One of the key characteristics of the Nokia 9300i is its clamshell design, which combined a compact form factor with a full QWERTY keyboard. When closed, it resembled a conventional phone, but upon opening, it revealed a spacious keypad and a large screen that made typing emails and messages easy. This design was particularly appealing to users who valued productivity and communication.

The Nokia 9300i came equipped with the Series 80 operating system, which was tailored for business use. This OS allowed for seamless multitasking, enabling users to run applications simultaneously. Pre-loaded applications included office tools like Document Editor for word processing, spreadsheet capabilities, and email clients that supported various protocols, including push email for real-time communication.

Connectivity features were robust, including support for 3G, GPRS, and Wi-Fi, which ensured that users could stay connected wherever they went. The device also offered Bluetooth technology, allowing for easy file sharing and hands-free operation. With a built-in VGA camera, users could capture important moments, although the focus was primarily on business functionality rather than photography.

In terms of memory, the Nokia 9300i supported expandable storage via a miniSD card slot, accommodating the user's need for additional space for documents, media, and applications. The device featured a 2.4-inch display with a resolution of 640 x 200 pixels, delivering clear visuals for reading and navigating through various applications.

The battery life of the Nokia 9300i was impressive for its time, offering extended talk and standby time that ensured users could rely on it throughout their busy days. Overall, the Nokia 9300i combined innovative design elements with advanced business functionalities, making it a popular choice among professionals looking for a reliable mobile device that catered to their communication needs. Its unique combination of features, design, and performance solidified its position as a noteworthy entry in the realm of smartphones.
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