NEC N223I Using Manual

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Creating a short messageTo create a short message, use the following procedure.☛ With the standby screen displayed, press 3, 1 and 4. The message entry screen will bedisplayed.☛ Enter your message using the procedure detailed from page 33 to page 34.☛ If you press at any time during message creation, the Edit menu will be displayed.Press the relevant key(s) according to the table right.T9: T9 text entryABC: Normal text entry123: Numeric entryInsert object: Inserts object entryOptions: Opens the options menu.Option menu functionsText colour: Selects the colour of text and background.Use the ▲ and ▼ keys to select the colour and press Softkey 1. A ✔will be displayed on the appropriate icon.Text format: Selects the font size (Normal, Large or Small) and font style (Bold, Italics,Underline or Strikethrough). Use the and keys to select the font size. Usethe ▲ and ▼ keys to highlight the font style and press Softkey 1.Text alignment: Sets the text alignment (Left, Centred or Right). Use the ▲ and ▼ keys tohighlight the text alignment and press Softkey 1.Highlight mode: Sets the highlight mode. Places the cursor at the beginning or the end of thetext and use the and keys to highlight the text. Press Softkey 1 in thehighlight mode to toggle between On and Off.Press CLR to back to the normal mode.Edit settings: Sets the write mode (Insert or Overwrite) and Clear mode (Backspace or Delete).Use the ▲ and ▼ keys to highlight the mode and press Softkey 1.Paste: Pastes the text which is copied into memory. See copy function on page 39.2 When you are in the ABC (normaltext) mode, any word entered that isnot in the T9 dictionary will be addedautomatically.Edit KeyT9 1ABC 2123 3Insert object 4Options 52 If you select Text colour, Text format,Text alignment or Insert object, SMSchanges to EMS.Edit KeyText colour 1Text format 2Text alignment 3Highlight mode 4Edit settings 5Paste 6▼▼▼▼▼▼2 If you display another screen whileyou are editing a message morethan 1 character, the message willbe saved automatically as the draftmessage (see page 37).