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Together with an attachment
This option allows you to attach a sound, icon or
animation to your message and press
,
to confirm
and attach it to your message. Depending on the type
of file you want to attach, select
Add graphic
to attach
a bitmap image or an animation, and/or
Add sound
to
attach a melody. Select the sub-menu of your choice,
then one of the available items in the list that appears,
and press
,
to confirm and attach it to your
message.
You can send up to 2 attachments of 2 different types
together with your SMS. Animations and pictures are
exclusive: if you first select an animation, then a
picture, only the picture will be taken into account
and vice-versa.
Some icons, animations and sounds are pre-defined
and supplied as standard with your mobile phone.
Personal pictures and sounds, e.g., that you have
received via SMS or e-mail and then stored in the
relevant menus, will automatically appear in the
«Own» sub-menus (Own melodies, Own animations,
etc.). You cannot send «Own» items via SMS when
they are copyright-protected.
Send now
This allows you to send the current
message you have entered (to learn how to
enter text and numbers, see “Text or
number entry” page25). Press
,
to
confirm.
Save
Allows you to store the current message
and its associated icon and melody if
any. Press
,
to confirm.

Read SMS

The
Read SMS
option in the
Messages
menu allows you to consult the list of
SMS you have saved and received, and
that are first stored on your SIM card. Several options
allow you to then manage them directly on your
mobile phone.
Received Messages
The messages you have received and already read are
labelled with . Messages received but not yet read
are labelled with a sealed envelope icon. Select a
message and press
,
to read it. When displayed,
press
,
to access the following options:
-
Reply
to the sender,
-
Forward
the selected message (choose the recipient in
the phonebook or enter a phone number manually),
Send now
Save
Read SMS
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