T-Mobile T Mobile Color Sidekick Phone Instructions Manual
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Keeping a To Do List on the Web April 15, 2003 T-Mobile Sidekick Owner’s Manual 211 Manage Trash You can have a total of 50 tasks in the system at one time, including items in the Trash. This means you’ll want to periodically empty your Trash, or you’ll be left with no space for new tasks. Once a task is in the Trash, you can discard it (completely remove it from the system) or retrieve it (move it back into your list of tasks). 1To open your Trash, click Tras h in the sidebar on the To Do page. All discarded tasks are displayed on the right side of the page in descending order of due date. 2To remove the tasks from your system completely, click Empty Trash. You’ll be asked to confirm your action since the tasks will be permanently deleted. Click OK to proceed, or click Cancel to return to the Trash. 3To retrieve a task, select the check box on the left side of the task, then click Retrieve Checked. The task will be removed from the list in the Trash; a message at the top of the page confirms the retrieval.
Keeping Notes on the Web April 15, 2003 T-Mobile Sidekick Owner’s Manual 212 24. Keeping Notes on the Web You can read your notes, type new notes, edit existing notes, and discard notes...all while you’re working at your computer! Any changes you make on the Web interface will be synchronized with the Notes application on the device. In this chapter, you can read about how to use Notes on the Web: Opening Notes on the Web First, open your Jump page by following the instructions in Signing In To the Desktop Interface on page 166. Open the Notes application by clicking on your Jump page button bar, or by clicking the Notes icon in the Notes section of the Jump page. By default, the Browse Notes view is displayed: Browse Notes The Browse Notes page lists all your current notes on the right side of the page in alphabetical order, as shown in the illustration above. • Opening Notes on the Web on page 212 •Browse Notes on page 212 •Add a Note on page 213•Edit a Note on page 213 •Discard a Note on page 213 •Manage Your Trash on page 214
Keeping Notes on the Web April 15, 2003 T-Mobile Sidekick Owner’s Manual 213 On the left side of the page you see the sidebar, which includes links for New Note, Browse Notes (the current selection), and Trash: Add a Note 1In the Notes sidebar, click New Note. This opens the New Note page. Tip: If you are on the Jump page, you can open the New Note page directly by clicking New Note in the Notes section of the page. 2When the New Note page opens, your cursor is automatically placed in a text box; type your note. It can be up to 8000 characters (on color devices) or 1000 characters (on grayscale devices), including returns and spaces. Any email addresses in the note will be linked to the Email applications Compose page. URLs in the note will be displayed as active links. 3When you finish your note, click Save. If you decide not to keep the note, click Cancel to return to the Browse Notes page. 4After clicking Save, you are returned to the Browse Notes page, with the note you just created added to the list on the right. Edit a Note 1On the Browse Notes page, click Edit in the far right column for the note you want to edit. The note opens in an editable text box. 2Make your changes to the note, then click Save. If you decide to discard your changes, click Cancel. 3After clicking Save, you are returned to the Browse Notes page. The note you just edited will appear with your changes, and the modified time will be updated to reflect the date and time you saved the edited note. Discard a Note 1On the Browse Notes page, check the box to the left of the note you want to remove. You can select as many notes as you want. 2Click Discard Checked at the top or bottom of the list of notes. All selected notes will be moved to Trash; a message at the top of the page confirms the discard.
Keeping Notes on the Web April 15, 2003 T-Mobile Sidekick Owner’s Manual 214 Manage Your Trash You can have a total of 50 notes (on color devices) or 20 notes (on grayscale devices) in the system at one time, including the notes in Trash. This means you’ll want to periodically empty your Trash, or you’ll be left with no space for new notes. Once a note is in the Trash, you can delete it (completely remove it from the system) or retrieve it (move it back into your list of notes). 1To open your Trash, click Trash in the Notes sidebar. All discarded notes are displayed on the right side of the page in alphabetical order. 2To remove the notes from your system completely, click the Empty Trash button. You’ll be asked to confirm your action since the messages will be permanently deleted. Click OK to proceed, or click Cancel to return to the Trash. 3To retrieve a note, check the box on the left side of the note, then click Retrieve Checked at the bottom of the page. The note will be removed from the list of notes in Trash; a message at the top of the page confirms the retrieval. The modification date and time are not updated since the note itself has not been modified.
Settings on the Web April 15, 2003 T-Mobile Sidekick Owner’s Manual 215 25. Settings on the Web Go to Settings on the Web to set your time zone, view system information, change your name as it appears on outgoing emails, or change your password. Read the topics in this chapter to learn more: Opening Settings on the Web First, open your Jump page by following the instructions in Signing In To the Desktop Interface on page 166. Open your Settings on the Web by clicking Settings on the Jump page’s top menu bar. You will see three tabs on this page: Account Information and System Information. Account Information is selected by default: Each tab section is described in more detail below.•Opening Settings on the Web on page 215 •Account Information on page 216•System Information on page 216
Settings on the Web April 15, 2003 T-Mobile Sidekick Owner’s Manual 216 Account Information Change Real Name Go to this section if you want to change the name that appears at the close of your email messages. Simply type the name that you want to appear in the text boxes, then click Save. Time Zone To view your current time zone settings, look in this section of the Account Information page. Your current home time zone, the time and date, and the Daylight Saving Time status is displayed. To change your home time zone, do the following: 1Select the option button opposite one of the time zone options: • time zone in the United States • time zone by offset from GMT 2Make a selection from the drop-down list box for that option. 3Click Save. System Information The System Information tab displays the following in a non-editable format: •Username - The ID you use to sign in to the T-Mobile service. •Device phone number - In case you forget it. •SIM ID - You may need this number if you need to contact Customer Care •Device ID - You may need this number if you need to contact Customer Care.
Index April 15, 2003 T-Mobile Sidekick Owner’s Manual 217 T-Mobile Sidekick Owner’s Manual Index Symbols # (pound) tone entering while on a call, 65 * (star) tone entering while on a call , 65 .bmp files attached to email , 91 .doc files attached to email , 91 .gif files attached to email , 91 .jpg files attached to email , 91 .pdf files attached to email , 91 .png files attached to email , 91 @ key using , 19 A accessories (included with purchase), 9 account setting up , 10 add new To field line in email message , 94 Add to Address Book dialog box , 96 adding Address Book category , 123 Address Book label , 125 Address Book label on Web, 187 AIM buddy, 80 AIM group , 79 AIM screen names, 75 bookmark, 54 bookmark folder , 55 Calendar event, 128 email recipients to Address Book, 96 email sender to Address Book , 95 note, 156 note on the Web, 213 text message sender to Address Book , 113 Address Book application adding a category , 123 adding a label, 125 default categories, 123default labels , 125 discarding a category, 124 discarding a label, 126 editing a category , 123 editing a label, 125 editing existing category, 123 filtering contacts , 118 importing contacts from SIM, 126 labels, 124 mapping a contact’s address , 122 Settings screen, 123 sorting contacts, 119 storage maximums , 117 Address Book Web application accessing , 182 adding a contact , 188 communicating with contacts, 193 creating categories, 185 creating labels , 187 default categories, 184 discard all contacts, 188 discarding a label , 187 discarding categories, 186 discarding contacts, 191 editing a label , 187 editing categories, 186 editing contacts, 190 editing labels , 187 filtering contacts, 184 importing contacts, 192 opening , 182 sorting contacts, 183 adjusting volume for system sounds , 46 when on the phone, 62 AIM adding a friend to your Buddy List , 80 adding a group to your Buddy List, 79 adding screen names, 75 blocking a buddy , 81 buddy availability icons, 78 Buddy List screen, 78 custom buddy alerts , 81 discarding a buddy, 81 discarding a group , 79 editing a buddy, 80
Index April 15, 2003 T-Mobile Sidekick Owner’s Manual 218 enabling sound for alerts, 85 ending a conversation , 82 keyboard shortcuts, 75 limit to number of open conversations, 82 new message alert , 78 preview screen, 74 removing screen names, 77 renaming a group , 79 setting away messages, 83 settings, 84 signing off , 77 signing on, 76 starting a conversation, 82 switching screen names , 77 switching to a conversation, 83 unblocking a buddy, 81 alerts customizing for individual buddies , 81 setting for email, 105 setting up for AIM , 85 when receiving new AIM message, 78 Alt key locking , 18 unlocking, 18 answering the phone , 67 application selecting , 49 version numbers , 46 application splash screens about , 49 ascending order sorting contacts in , 119 assigning keys for application shortcuts , 39 Speed Dial numbers, 73 attachments to email opening on the Web , 171 photos, 145 status indicator, 89 attachments to email (incoming) opening , 91 supported, 91 attachments to email (outgoing) attaching files from your computer , 174 attaching photos, 173 limits , 173 AutoSave capture mode , 142 AutoText creating rules , 34discarding rules , 34 availability icons, AIM , 78 away messages , 83 B Back button, using, 21 backlighting turning on/off , 18 balloon indicators in AIM , 83 battery charge indicator , 16 charging, 11 charging time , 12 conserving power, 12 use & standby times, 12 when completely discharged , 12 battery charger attaching to device , 11 connection indicator , 16 BCC field, Compose screen , 94 blocking an AIM buddy , 81 bookmarks adding , 54 definition, 54 discarding, 55 editing , 55 viewing existing, 54 brightness, screen adjusting , 33 Browse All Notes screen , 154 Browse Contacts screen about , 117 menu shortcuts, 118 Browse Email screen about , 88 menu shortcuts, 90 Browse Messages screen menu shortcuts , 110 Browse Tasks screen, To Do application , 148 Browse Trashed Notes screen, Notes application , 157 Bubbles, how to play , 161 buddies adding , 80 blocking , 81 discarding, 81
Index April 15, 2003 T-Mobile Sidekick Owner’s Manual 219 editing, 80 unblocking , 81 buddy availability icons , 78 Buddy List screen , 78 C cache, size in Web Browser, 58 Calendar application copying an existing event , 131 creating an event, 128 discarding an event, 132 editing an event , 132 emptying Trash, 139 event definition, 127 going to a specific day , 139 going to the current day, 139 keyboard shortcuts, 128 moving an event , 131 retrieving an event from Trash, 138 selecting an event icon, 129 setting an event reminder , 130 setting an event to repeat, 130 splash screen, 127 using the date picker , 129 view shortcuts, 132 views, about, 132 Calendar Web application accessing , 194 adding an all-day event, 202 creating an event , 199 discarding all events, 197 discarding an event, 202 discarding events older than 30 days , 197 editing an event, 202 emptying Trash, 203 importing events , 204 retrieving an event from Trash, 203 setting an event reminder, 201 setting day view grid size , 196 setting day view start and end times, 196 setting default event duration, 196 setting default view , 196 viewing an event, 199 views, about, 197 call forwarding setting up , 71 turning off , 72 Call Log about , 68clearing , 70 views, 68 call timer, Phone application viewing and resetting , 71 call waiting, how to respond , 67 Caller ID, about , 67 calling a phone number , 63 a second phone number, 66 calling back sender of text message , 114 Camera application attaching to email , 145 capturing a photo , 142 changing an image name, 145 discarding an image, 146 flipping an image , 143 Gallery, 143 maximum images device can store, 143 menu shortcuts , 141 selecting images, 144 shutter button, 143 sorting photos , 146 what to do when Gallery is full, 145 camera jack, illustration , 25 Camera Web application accessing , 205 attaching to email , 207 discarding photos, 206 renaming photos, 206 sorting photos , 206 camera, inserting in device , 141 capitalize new sentences, AutoText feature , 34 capture modes, about , 142 carrying case, how to use , 12 categories (Address Book) creating , 123 creating on the Web, 185 discarding , 124 discarding on the Web, 186 editing existing, 123 editing on the Web , 186 filtering by, 118 CC field, Compose screen , 94 charging your device , 11 clearing your Call Log , 70 code
Index April 15, 2003 T-Mobile Sidekick Owner’s Manual 220 default SIM PIN, 28 setting privacy code for device , 41 Code Monkey, how to play , 162 completing a task , 150 Compose Message screen menu shortcuts , 110 Compose screen menu shortcuts , 90 composing new email message , 94 new text message, 112 conference calling, with Phone application , 66 connectivity status indicators , 16 Contact Info screen menu shortcuts , 118 contact information dialing from information , 65 minimum required to create a contact, 120 contacting an Address Book contact , 121 contacting Customer Care , 117 contacts communicating with using Web application , 193 discarding on Web, 191 contacts (Address Book) adding email recipient , 96 adding email sender, 95 adding on the Web, 188 adding text message sender , 113 browsing a list, 117 communicating with, 121 creating , 119 discarding, 121 editing, 121 editing on Web , 190 finding, 122 number you can store, 117 retrieve , 121 searching for, 122 sorting, 119 context menus, about , 20 contrast, screen adjusting , 33 control buttons about , 19 Back button, 21 illustration, 19Jump button , 21 Menu button, 19 wheel, 22 Controls illustration , 33 image contrast slider bar, 33 mute button , 33 opening, 33 sound volume slider bar, 33 conversations ending an AIM , 82 how many you can have open, 82 indicators , 83 starting an AIM, 82 switching to a particular AIM session, 83 counter, number of photos remaining , 144 creating Address Book category , 123 Address Book contact, 119 Address Book label, 125 Address Book label on Web , 187 an event, 128 email folders, 103 new note , 156 new To Do task, 149 cursor, text meaning of shape , 26 custom buddy alerts , 81 custom email folders, number you can create , 102 Customer Care contacting , 117 Customer Care number & Web site , 13 D date & time indicator, 16 setting , 37 date picker, using , 129 Day Calendar view details , 135 summary, 133 default Address Book categories , 123 Address Book labels , 125 SIM PIN number, 28 deleting entries in Call Log , 70 POP3 account, 101