Psion Teklogix 32M/64M, netBook manual Sending mail from a Web, Finding text on a Web

Sending mail from a Web page

Some Web pages have links for sending email directly from your Web browser. When you select this type of link, a ‘mailto:’ prefix appears in the address displayed in the top right hand corner of the screen.

When you complete a form on a Web page and tap the Submit button you might find that the Email program opens, and the content of the form is displayed in an email message. If this happens, you need to send the message using the Email program. See the Email on-line Help and documentation for more details.

To send mail from a Web page:

1.Tap on the link to select it. Check that the link begins with ‘mailto:’.

2.Tap on the link again or press Enter. This will open Email’s ‘message editor’.

3.Enter your message subject and text. The ‘To:’ line of the message will already be completed using the address specified in the ‘mailto:’ link.

4.When you’ve finished writing your message, tap the Save to outbox button on the Toolbar.

5.If the Email message editor is already open, when you use a ‘mailto:’ link in Web, the message you were working on is saved in the Draft folder.

Finding text on a Web page

You can search for characters, a word or a phrase on a Web page you have opened.

To do this:

1.Tap the Find in page button on the Toolbar or select the Find command from the Find command in the Edit menu.

2.Enter the text you want to search for and tap OK. You can use the following search options:

∙Direction: use the Up and Down radio buttons to searches up or down from the point you selected on the Web page.

∙Match whole word: use this to only find the text that you entered if it appears as a whole word, e.g. a search for ‘web’ will not find ‘website’.

∙Case sensitive: use this option to only find text which exactly matches the case of the letters you entered, e.g. a search for ‘Web’ will not find ‘web’.

After a search, you can look for further occurrences of the same text by selecting the Find next command from the Find command in the Edit menu.

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