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48 Organiser & Extras
The organiser shares the mobile capacity and memory
with other features (phonebook, picture album, etc.).
As a consequence, all features are inter-dependent: the
more events you create, the less names, memos or images
you can store, and vice-versa. 299 is the maximum to-
tal of events + names you can store.
If "List full" appears, delete an event (or name) to be
able to create a new one. To check the memory availa-
ble in your phone, press
,
and select
Extras
, then
Memory status
.
Modifying an event
Changing an event
When creating an event, some fields are
not available to help you create it more
quickly. Nevertheless, they become
available when changing that event.
1.
To change an event, press
,
and select
Organiser
>
Events
, then the event of your choice
and press
,
.
2.
When your phone displays the details of the
selected event, press
,
, select
Change
and press
,
again.
Changing a repeated event will also modify all instanc-
es of this event: in this case, press
,
to confirm.
3.
Change any information as needed and as
described above.
Deleting an event
Deleting a single event
1.
Press
,
to enter the main menu, select
Organiser
>
Events
, then the event of your choice
and press
,
twice.
2.
Select
Delete
and press
,
to confirm.
Deleting a repeated event
By selecting a past occurrence
1.
Press
,
and select
Organiser
>
Events
, then a
past occurrence of an event and press
,
.
2.
When the event details appear, press
,
, then
select
Delete
and press
,
to confirm: only the
past occurrences of the selected event are deleted.
By selecting a future occurrence
1.
Press
,
to enter the main menu, select
Organiser
>
Events
, then a future occurrence of an
event and press
,
.
2.
When the event details appear, press
,
, then
select
Delete
and press
,
to confirm: all occur-
rences of the selected event are deleted.
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- Discover your phone 2
- Table of contents 1 3
- 2 Table of contents 4
- Table of contents 3 5
- Operate your phone 6
- Operate your phone 5 7
- text Input 7
- 6Operate your phone 8
- Basic text input 8
- Operate your phone 7 9
- 1 • Getting started 10
- Getting started 9 11
- Enter the PIN code 11
- Set date and time 11
- 10 Getting started 12
- Accept the copy 12
- Refuse the copy 12
- Abort the copy 12
- Getting started 11 13
- 2 • Main features 14
- Main features 13 15
- 14 Main features 16
- Main features 15 17
- View Names List 18
- Main features 17 19
- Other features during a call 19
- 3 • Menu tree 20
- Menu tree 19 21
- 20 Menu tree 22
- 4 • Display & images 23
- 22 Display & images 24
- Screen saver 24
- Screen animation 24
- Display & images 23 25
- Animation 25
- Backlight 25
- Contrast 25
- 5 • Settings & Quick 26
- Settings 26
- Security 27
- menu allows you to se 28
- Time and date 29
- Language 30
- Accessories 30
- Voice command 33
- Call settings 34
- Unconditional 34
- Conditional 34
- Quick settings 35
- Accessories settings 36
- 6 • Phonebooks 37
- Add names in the phonebook 38
- Edit and manage names 39
- 38 Phonebooks 40
- In the SIM card 40
- In the phone 40
- Phonebooks 39 41
- 7 • Calls and messages 42
- Messages 43
- 42 Calls and messages 44
- Read SMS 44
- Calls and messages 43 45
- Clear SMS 45
- 44 Calls and messages 46
- SMS archive 46
- SMS settings 46
- Call list 47
- 46 Calls and messages 48
- 8 • Organiser & Extras 49
- Changing an event 50
- Deleting an event 50
- Organiser & Extras 49 51
- Deleting passed events 51
- Brick game 51
- Organiser & Extras 51 53
- Memory status 53
- Calculator 53
- Alarm clock 53
- 52 Organiser & Extras 54
- 9 • E-mail 55
- 54 E-mail 56
- Network access 56
- E-mail server access 56
- Write and send e-mails 57
- 56 E-mail 58
- With an attachment 58
- Receive and read e-mails 59
- 58 E-mail 60
- Get and store attachments 60
- E-mail 59 61
- Delete e-mails 61
- Reply to an e-mail 61
- 60 E-mail 62
- Forward an e-mail 62
- 10 • WAP services 63
- Favourites 64
- Last page 64
- Advanced 64
- Access settings 65
- 64 WAP services 66
- Change name 66
- Homepage 66
- 11 • Other operator 67
- Make a second call 68
- Answer a second call 69
- Answer a third call 69
- Conference Call 69
- Explicit Call Transfer 70
- Precautions 71
- Always switch off your phone 72
- Users of pacemakers 72
- Users of hearing aids 72
- Performance improvement 73
- EN 60950 Norm 74
- Environmental care 74
- Troubleshooting 75
- Philips authentic 78
- Declaration of 79
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