MMS 53
Sending options
§Options§ | Open menu. | |
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Send | Send MMS. | |
Play | Play entire MMS on the | |
| display. | |
Edit | Object selection to change | |
| an object. | |
Add | Add recipient from the cur- | |
addressee | rent address directory. | |
Del. | Delete individual recipient. | |
addressee |
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Add | Add attachment: | |
attchmnt. | • | Business card |
| • | Appointments |
| • | Picture |
| • | Video |
| • | Audio |
| • | File |
Page list | Display MMS pages for | |
| viewing and/or changing. | |
Save as | After creating MMS, save it | |
templ. | as a template. | |
(For standard features, see page 14)
Depending on the setting, an MMS can (page 55) be received in two ways:
Complete transmission
The complete MMS is sent to your telephone. This can take quite a long time if the MMS is large. Thus, the request to switch to GPRS is displayed before reception, if need be.
çShown in the display.
<Startis sent.reception. The MMS
Preliminary notification
You are notified that an MMS is awaiting reception.
w Shown in the display.
<Open the notification. Display sender/date.
C | Display the properties of |
| the MMS. |
§Accept§ | The complete MMS is |
| sent. |