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3. Assign a name to the bookmark and press the
OK
soft key.
For further information about how to enter text,
see page 39.
Once you have stored an address, the following
options are available when you select it.
Go
: allows you to access the site directly.
Edit
: allows you to change the name and URL
address of the bookmark.
Delete
: allows you to delete the bookmark.
Go to URL
(Menu 7.1.3)
This menu option allows you to manually enter the
URL address of the Web site that you wish to
access.
Enter the URL address and press the
OK
soft key.
For further information about how to enter text, see
page 39.
Clear cache
(Menu 7.1.4)
This menu option allows you to clear the
information stored in the cache. The cache is the
phone’s temporary memory, used to store the most
recently accessed Web pages.
Proxy settings
(Menu 7.1.5)
Note
: Your settings on your O2 Pay & Go mobile
should already be set up for you, if not call O2
customer service using hot key
9
or dial
08705
678 678
.
- Printed in Korea 1
- Code No.: GH68-05918A 1
- English. 11/2004. Rev. 1.1 1
- GPRS TELEPHONE 2
- SGH-X460 2
- Contents 4
- Important safety 8
- Important safety precautions 9
- Unpacking 10
- Your phone 11
- Displays 14
- External display 17
- Built-in antenna 18
- Getting started 19
- Removing the SIM card 20
- Installing the battery 20
- Removing the battery 21
- Low battery indicator 23
- Switching the phone on or off 24
- Call functions 27
- Making a call from Phonebook 28
- Using the call logs 28
- Viewing missed calls 29
- Speed-dialling from Phonebook 29
- Ending a call 30
- Answering a call 30
- Rejecting a call 30
- Adjusting the volume 31
- Muting/Sending key tones 33
- Sending DTMF tones 34
- Using the message service 34
- Toolkit) 35
- Putting a call on hold 35
- Making a second call 35
- Answering a second call 36
- Making a multi-party call 37
- Transferring a call 37
- Using the ear-microphone 39
- Entering text 40
- Changing the text input mode 41
- Using ABC mode 42
- Changing the case 43
- Inserting a space 43
- Using T9 mode 44
- Smart punctuation 45
- Using symbolic mode 47
- Using number mode 47
- Using the menus 48
- List of menu functions 49
- Main menu 50
- 1. Messages 50
- 2. Call records 51
- 3. Sound settings 51
- 4. Phone settings 52
- 5. Organiser 52
- 6. Network services 53
- 7. Fun box 54
- Phonebook menu 55
- Editing phone memory entries 56
- Editing SIM memory entries 57
- Add entry 58
- Speed-dial list 59
- Editing speed-dial entries 60
- Using the speed-dial feature 60
- Copy all to phone 61
- Own number 62
- Group setting 63
- Service directory 64
- Messages 65
- Managing memory 66
- New message 68
- (Menu 1.1.3) 70
- Multimedia message 71
- Retrieving a new message 72
- (Menu 1.2.1) 74
- (Menu 1.2.3) 79
- (Menu 1.2.4) 80
- My folder 81
- Voice mail 82
- Preset messages 83
- Broadcast 84
- Settings 85
- Short message 86
- Call records 90
- Dialled calls 91
- Call time 92
- Call costs 93
- Sound settings 94
- Power on/off 96
- Connection tone 96
- Key tone 96
- Minute minder 97
- Quiet mode 97
- Alerts on call 98
- Phone settings 99
- Wallpaper 100
- Backlight 100
- Language 101
- Security 101
- Change PIN 102
- Phone lock 102
- PIN check 102
- Change password 103
- Privacy 103
- SIM lock 103
- FDN mode 104
- Change PIN2 104
- Auto redial 105
- Active folder 105
- Side key 105
- Anykey answer 106
- Reset settings 106
- Organiser 107
- Calendar 109
- Creating a new memo 110
- Viewing your calendar memos 111
- To do list 112
- (Menu 5.4) 113
- (Menu 5.5) 115
- Calculator 117
- Conversion 117
- Units available 118
- (Menu 5.8) 119
- Stopwatch 120
- Network services 121
- Call barring 123
- Setting call barring options 124
- Changing the barring password 124
- Call waiting 125
- Network selection 126
- Caller ID 127
- Active line 127
- WWW Services 128
- Bookmark 131
- Go to URL 132
- Clear cache 132
- Proxy settings 132
- Current proxy 134
- Push messages 134
- Media box 135
- Delete all 136
- Memory status 136
- JAVA world 137
- SnowBallFight 139
- Internet settings 140
- Using ALS (Alternate 141
- Line Service) 141
- Viewing call information 142
- Solving problems 143
- Phonebook entry 145
- Access codes 146
- Call barring password 148
- Health and safety 149
- Health and safety information 150
- Road safety 152
- Operating environment 152
- Electronic devices 153
- Emergency calls 155
- Care and maintenance 157
- Glossary 159
- GPRS Telephone SGH-X460 168
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