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							Some characters in calendar entries don't appear 
correctly after synchronization
If you schedule appointments or meetings on your BlackBerry smartphone that contain special characters or accents, your 
computer might not support these characters.
On your computer, verify that you are using the correct default code page and that the correct font support is installed on  your computer. For more information, see the documentation for the operating system on your computer.
Research In Motion recommends that you regularly create and save a backup file on your computer, especially before you 
update any software. Maintaining a current backup file on your computer might allow you to recover smartphone data if 
your smartphone is lost, stolen, or corrupted by an unforeseen issue.
Related information
About synchronization conflicts, 180 
Synchronize organizer data over the wireless network, 180 
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							Accessibility options
How to: Accessibility
Screen accessibility options
Display closed captions in videos
You can turn on closed captions so that text displays on the screen when you play video files that support closed captions.
1.On the home screen, click the Media icon.
2.Press the  key > Media Options. 
3.Select the Display Closed Captions checkbox.
4.If necessary, change the Appearance field, Position field, and Font Scale field.
5.Press the  key > Save. 
Change the display font
1.On the home screen or in a folder, click the Options icon.
2.Click Display > Screen Display.
3.Change the font fields.
4.Press the  key > Save. 
Related information
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Screen display, 227 
Use grayscale or reverse contrast for the screen display
1.On the home screen or in a folder, click the Options icon.
2.Click Accessibility.
•To use grayscale for the screen display, change the Color Contrast field to Greyscale.
•To use reverse contrast for the screen display, change the Color Contrast field to Reverse Contrast.
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							3.Press the  key > Save. 
Audio and phone accessibility options
Turn on or turn off event sounds
Event sounds alert you when you turn on or turn off your BlackBerry smartphone, when the battery power level is full or low, 
and when you connect or disconnect a USB cable or accessory to or from your smartphone.
1.On the home screen or in a folder, click the Options icon.
2.Click Accessibility.
3.Change the Event Sounds field.
4.Press the  key > Save. 
Change how you answer calls with a headset
If your BlackBerry smartphone is paired with a Bluetooth enabled headset or you have a headset plugged into your 
smartphone, you can set your smartphone to answer calls automatically after 5 seconds.
1.From the home screen, press the  key. 
2.Press the  key > Options > In-call Settings. 
•To answer calls automatically after 5 seconds, change the Auto Answer Calls field to After 5s (Bluetooth/
Headset Only)
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•To stop answering calls automatically after 5 seconds, change the Auto Answer Calls field to Never.
3.Press the  key > Save. 
Add or delete a contact alert
You can create contact alerts that allow you to customize ring tones and alerts for calls and messages from specific 
contacts or groups of contacts. When you receive a call or message from the contact, your 
BlackBerry smartphone uses 
the assigned ring tone or alert, even if you select the Silent profile or Vibrate Only profile. If you do not want to be notifie\
d 
with the assigned ring tone or alert, you can select the All Alerts Off profile.
1.On the home screen, click your Sound and Alert Profiles icon.
2.Click Change Sounds and Alerts > Sounds for Contacts > Add Contact Alert.
3.In the Name field, type the name of the contact alert.
4.In the Contacts field, type the name of the contact.
5.Click a contact.
6.Change the ring tone and alert information for calls and messages.
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							7.Press the  key > Save. 
To delete a contact alert, highlight the contact alert that you want to delete. Press the  key > Delete.
Related information
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Hearing aid mode
Depending on your BlackBerry smartphone model, this feature might not be supported. 
About hearing aid mode
In hearing aid mode, or telecoil mode, the magnetic signal of your BlackBerry smartphone is modified to an appropriate 
level and frequency response to be picked up by hearing aids that are equipped with telecoils.
Turn on hearing aid mode
1.From the home screen, press the  key. 2.Press the  key > Options > Hearing Aid Mode.
3.Change the Mode Enabled field to Telecoil.
4.Press the  key > Save. 
The H-T telecoil indicator appears at the top of the home screen.
TTY support
Depending on your wireless service provider, this feature might not be supported.
About TTY support
When you turn on TTY support and you connect your BlackBerry smartphone to a TTY device that operates at 45.45 bits 
per second, you can make calls to and receive calls from TTY devices. Your smartphone is designed to convert received  calls to text that you can read on your TTY device.
If your TTY device is designed for use with a 2.5-mm headset jack, you must use an adapter accessory to connect your TTY 
device to your smartphone. To get an adapter accessory that 
Research In Motion has approved for use with your 
smartphone, visit 
www.shopblackberry.com.
Turn on or turn off TTY support
1.From the home screen, press the  key. 2.Press the  key > Options > TTY.
3.Change the TTY field.
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							A TTY indicator appears in the connections area at the top of the home screen.
Related information
About TTY support, 78 
Phone options, 76 
Voice dialing
Perform an action using a voice command
1.On the home screen or in a folder, click the Voice Dialing icon.
2.After the beep, say a voice command.
Related information
I can't make calls using a voice command, 83 
Available voice commands
Voice commandDescription"Call "Say this voice command to make a call. To perform this task 
with a 
Bluetooth enabled device, such as a handsfree car 
kit or wireless headset, the paired 
Bluetooth enabled device 
must support this feature and you must turn on 
Bluetooth 
technology. You can't make calls to emergency numbers 
using voice commands.
"Call  "Say this voice command to call a specific phone number for  a contact that is in your contact list. For example, if the 
contact has a work number and a mobile number, you can 
say "call <
contact name> work" to call the work number.
"Call extension "Say this voice command to dial an extension. To perform 
this task, you must set options for dialing extensions. You 
can dial extensions only within your company."Check my phone number"If you have multiple phone numbers associated with your 
BlackBerry smartphone, say this voice command to check 
your active phone number.
"Check signal strength"Say this voice command to check your wireless coverage 
level."Check network"Say this voice command to check the wireless network that 
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							Voice commandDescription"Repeat"Say this voice command to have the last voice prompt 
repeated to you."Cancel"Say this voice command to close the voice dialing 
application.
Related information
Set options for dialing extensions, 72 
Typing accessibility options
Change or delete a Word Substitution entry
1.On the home screen or in a folder, click the Options icon.
2.Click Typing and Input > Word Substitution.
3.Highlight a Word Substitution entry.
4.Press the  key. 
 • To change the Word Substitution entry, click Edit. Change the entry. Press the  key > Save.
•To delete the Word Substitution entry, click Delete.
Type text using the predictive input method
When you are typing text, do any of the following:
 • To select the highlighted suggestion and start typing a new word, press the  key on the keyboard.
•To select the highlighted suggestion and continue typing, click the word.
•To ignore the suggestions, keep typing.
Change your typing style
You can change how your BlackBerry smartphone recognizes what you type by selecting a typing style.
1.On the home screen or in a folder, click the Options icon.
2.Click Typing and Language > Typing.
3.For a keyboard, do one of the following:
•To turn off all typing assistance, change the Style field to Direct.
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							•To set your smartphone to suggest word predictions as you type, change the Style field to Predictive.4.Press the  key > Save. 
Related information
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							Calculator
Use the calculator
On the home screen or in the Applications folder, click the Calculator icon.
•To press a key in the calculator, click the key or press the corresponding key on the smartphone keyboard.
Convert a measurement
1.On the home screen or in the Applications folder, click the Calculator icon.
2.Type a number.
3.Press the  key. 
•To convert the number from imperial to metric, click To Metric.
•To convert the number from metric to imperial, click From Metric.
4.Click a conversion type.
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							Glossary
certificate
A BlackBerry smartphone uses a certificate as a digital document that binds the identity and public key of a 
certificate subject. Each certificate has a corresponding private key that is stored separately. A certification 
authority signs the certificate to indicate that it is authentic and can be trusted. This may also be called a digital 
certificate.
certification authority
A certification authority (CA) is a trusted third-party organization that verifies the information or identity of 
computers on a network and issues digital certificates.
CRL server
A BlackBerry smartphone uses a certificate revocation list (CRL) server to check the most recently published  revocation status of a certificate. Certification authorities publish certificate revocation lists on CRL servers.
DSML-enabled server
A BlackBerry smartphone uses a Directory Service Markup Language (DSML) enabled server to search for  and download certificates.
IT policy
An IT policy consists of various IT policy rules that control the security features and behavior of BlackBerry 
smartphones, BlackBerry PlayBook tablets, the BlackBerry Desktop Software, and the BlackBerry Web Desktop  Manager.
LDAP-enabled server
A BlackBerry smartphone uses an LDAP-enabled server to search for and download certificates and PGP keys.
mass storage mode
Mass storage mode enables users to transfer files between a media card and their computer when they connect their BlackBerry smartphone to their computer.
personal certificate
A personal certificate is a certificate that a certification authority assigns to a user.
personal PGP key
A personal PGP key consists of a PGP public key and PGP private key.
PIN
Each BlackBerry smartphone has a unique personal identification number (PIN). If you know a contact's PIN, you  can use it to add them to your BlackBerry Messenger, or you can send them a PIN message. You can find your PIN 
by typing mypin in any text field.
private key
BlackBerry smartphones use private keys to sign email messages or PIN messages that users send and to decrypt  email messages that users receive. Private key information is not distributed publicly.
public key
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							BlackBerry smartphones use public keys to encrypt email messages or PIN messages that users send to certificate subjects and to verify the signature on email messages or PIN messages that users receive from certificate subjects.
root certificate
A root certificate is a self-signed certificate and usually belongs to a certification authority.
tap
A tap is a user interaction with a touch screen, using one finger to quickly touch the screen. Some interactions 
require the user to tap and briefly hold a finger on the screen. For example, to access your voicemail, tap and hold 
the 1 key in the phone app. A tap also describes the interaction between two NFC-enabled devices. For example, 
tap the back of your BlackBerry smartphone against a smart tag.
touch
A touch is a user interaction with a touch screen that is usually combined with another action, using one finger. For 
example, touch and drag, or touch and hold.
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