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Options for sending your message

 

 

->Directory• To a person or e-mail address

Send ->several• To different people by manually

whose contact is stored in one

 

entering the numbers or

of your directories).

 

selecting them from the

My favourite • To your favourite contact.

 

directory.

 

 

 

Group

• To a group of people that you

You may also attach special files to your MMS such as: a contact from your directory (Vcard), or an appointment from your diary (Vcal). They will be displayed in a separate page (select option “Attachments”).

Depending on whether your MMS is empty or not, with no file or at least one file attached, you will be given the following options:

Send to one • Manually by entering the number

have pre-set in the sending

or the mail address of the

 

recipient.

parameters (“Distribution list”

option).

 

If the acknowledgement of receipt (“Rpt”) is activated in “Parameters/SMS Parameters”, (see page 41), when you consult your sent messages, the following symbols will show the following:

Msg.received: message sent and acknowledgment received.

Not received: message sent and waiting for delivery report, or message not received: you should send the message again.

Other options are available if you choose the predictive entry mode (see page 39).

7.2.2Creating MMS

From the main menu, select “Messages/Create message/Multimedia/MMS” and press . By default, you are in edit mode.

Your MMS may contain several pages (maximum memory allocated: usually 50 KB or 100 KB depending on the model and the operator) ; as you create the MMS you will be informed of the memory used (for all pages).

If the acknowledgment of receipt (“Rpt”) is activated in “Parameters/MMS Parameters”, you can consult it in the option “Information” when selecting a message (see page 35).

Send to one • Send to one recipient from your “Directory” or “Dial” the number or e-mail or select “My favourite”.

Send->several• Send to several persons by dialling the numbers (“Dial”), or selecting the numbers, or the group (“Add group”) from the “Directory”.

Add image • Add a picture or an animation from the “Album” function, or create it directly from the “Camera” function.

Add video • Add a video from the “Album” function.

Add sound • Add a sound from the “Album” function, or a voice message.

Add text • Write your text.

Add title • Give a title to your MMS.

Add bookmark• Insert a bookmark (URL) from the list of your favourite sites (see page 63).

Replace • Change an item in your MMS.

Remove • Remove an item in your MMS.

Add page • Add a page to your MMS.

Previous page • Go to the previous page of your MMS.

Next page • Go to the next page of your MMS.

Delete page • Delete the current page.

Attachments • Add a Vcard or Vcal (see page 38).

Preview • Preview the MMS you created.

Save • Save your message if you do not want to send it immediately.

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757 specifications

Alcatel Carrier Internetworking Solutions 757 is a robust and versatile networking device that serves as a pivotal solution for telecommunications and service providers. Designed to handle the evolving demands of modern communications, the 757 is part of Alcatel's broader commitment to delivering cutting-edge technology in network infrastructure.

One of the standout features of the Alcatel 757 is its scalability. The device is equipped to handle a wide range of traffic loads, ensuring that as a network grows, the solution can efficiently manage increased demands without compromising performance. This scalability is essential for providers looking to future-proof their infrastructure as they expand or adapt to changing technological landscapes.

The 757 utilizes advanced routing protocols, including IPv4 and IPv6, which are crucial for facilitating smooth communication across vast networks. With the transition to IPv6 becoming increasingly important, the 757’s capability to support dual-stack operations ensures service providers can maintain compatibility with both standards, enabling seamless connectivity and transition strategies.

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In conclusion, the Alcatel Carrier Internetworking Solutions 757 stands out for its scalability, advanced routing protocols, QoS capabilities, security features, and adaptability to different network topologies. These characteristics make it an ideal choice for telecommunications and service providers aiming to build resilient, high-performance networks that meet the demands of contemporary communication.
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