Scheduling a Delayed Send

Messages can be composed at your convenience and then scheduled for automatic transmission later at the appropriate send time.

To schedule the transmission of a message:

1.From the Compose Message screen, select .

2.Select the recipient(s) from the Address Book list.

3.Select .

4.From the Time field, select the time when you want to send the

message. Press up or down in each field to change the hour,

minute, or AM/PM. Press right or left to move between Time fields.

5.Press to access the Date field. Select the date when you want to send the message. Press up or down to change the

numbers for the date. Press right or left to move between Date fields.

6.Select to accept the schedule.

Filing a Message Draft

Partial or unfinished messages can be stored for later edit and/or transmission. Saving your messages to an inbox avoids unneces- sary text re-entry while allowing you to compose messages at your convenience.

Similarly, partial or unfinished messages can be saved in the Drafts inbox when an incoming message interrupts you. When a message in the Drafts inbox is opened, the Write application is launched (see “ Saving Your Message to the Drafts Inbox” on page 34).

To file the draft of a message before transmis- sion:

1.From the Compose Message screen, select .

2.Press up or down to highlight the inbox to which you want

to save your message draft, then select . Your draft is saved to the inbox for edit or transmission at a later time.

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Entering a One-Time Address

Occasionally, you may send a one-time e-mail message from your pager. For example, you want to send a demonstration e-mail message, but you’ll never have a reason to send e-mail to this individual again. In such a situation, you don’t want to save the individual’s e-mail address, since it will only take up space on your pager.

To set a one-time address:

1.At the menu wheel, select , just as you ordinarily would to send a message.

2.At the Compose Message screen, enter the text of the e-mail message in the usual manner.

3.Select .

4.At the Choose Recipients screen, select New Address (it should be already highlighted).

5.At the New Address screen, press to go directly to the Address Type field, leaving the Name field blank. This tells your pager not to save the information in the Address Book.

6.Press left or right to select E-mail Address. Press to move to the E-mail Address field.

7.Enter the individual’s e-mail address just as you normally would.

8.Select . Note that at the Choose Recipients screen, the last item is the e-mail address you just entered, and it has a check mark next to it.

9.Select . The e-mail message will be transmitted, but nothing will be saved to your recipient list.

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Motorola P930 quick start Scheduling a Delayed Send, Filing a Message Draft, Entering a One-Time Address

P930 specifications

The Motorola P930, released in 2011, is a notable entry in the world of smartphones, primarily known for its innovative features and cutting-edge technology at the time. It was designed to meet the growing demands of mobile users who sought advanced functionalities coupled with sleek design.

One of the key features of the Motorola P930 is its impressive 4.5-inch capacitive touchscreen display, which offers a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels. This display size was particularly significant for media consumption, providing vibrant colors and sharp details ideal for watching videos, browsing the web, and enjoying mobile games. The phone's design was characterized by its slim profile, making it easy to handle and carry.

Under the hood, the P930 was powered by a dual-core processor, which contributed to enhanced performance and multitasking capabilities. It usually featured around 1GB of RAM, enabling users to run multiple applications simultaneously without lag. The phone ran on the Android operating system, allowing users access to a plethora of apps through the Google Play Store.

Photography enthusiasts would appreciate the Motorola P930’s camera capabilities, featuring an 8-megapixel rear camera equipped with autofocus and LED flash. This allowed users to capture high-quality images and videos. A front-facing camera was also included, facilitating video calls and self-portraits, which were becoming increasingly popular during that era.

Connectivity options on the P930 were robust, with support for 3G networks, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS. This suite of connectivity features ensured that users could stay connected wherever they went, whether through data networks or local Wi-Fi. The inclusion of GPS made navigation easy, providing users with accurate location tracking and mapping capabilities.

Another noteworthy characteristic of the Motorola P930 is its battery life. Equipped with a removable lithium-ion battery, the phone was capable of sustaining regular usage throughout the day, which was an essential factor for many users at the time.

In conclusion, the Motorola P930 stands out as a smartphone that combined performance, style, and functionality. With its large display, robust processing power, good camera quality, and strong connectivity options, it catered well to the needs of tech-savvy users. Even years after its release, the P930 remains a significant model in the evolution of mobile technology, reflecting the trends and expectations of its era.