Nokia 6820 User Manual

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M e n u f u n c t i o n sCopyright © 2004 Nokia. All rights reserved. 89To empty the cache, see ”Cachememory” on page 91.Direct callingThe multi-mode browser supportsfunctions that you can access whilebrowsing. You can make a voice call,send DTMF tones while a voice call isin progress, and save a name and aphone number from a page.Disconnecting from a serviceTo quit browsing and to end theconnection, press Options and selectQuit. When Quit browsing? isshown, press Yes.Alternatively, press twice. Thephone ends the connection to theservice.Appearance settings of themulti-mode browserWhile browsing, press Options andselect Other options and Appear.settings, or in standby mode, pressMenu and select Services, Settingsand Appearance settings. Select• Text wrapping and select On ifyou want the text to continue onthe next line or select Off, if youwant it to be abbreviated.• Font size and select Small,Normal or Large.• Show images and select No, ifyou do not want the pictures onthe page to be shown. This canspeed up the browsing of pagesthat contain a lot of pictures.• Alerts and select Alert forunsecure connection and Yes toset the phone to alert when asecure connection changes to anunsecure one during browsing.Select Alert for unsecure itemsand Yes to set the phone to alertwhen a secure page contains anunsecure item. Note that thesealerts do not guarantee a secureconnection. For moreinformation, see ”Browsersecurity” on page 91.• Character encoding to select thecharacter set that the phone usesfor showing browser pages thatdo not include that informationor to select whether to alwaysuse UTF-8 encoding whensending a Web address to acompatible phone.CookiesA cookie is data that a site saves inyour phone’s browser cache memory.The data can be, for example, youruser information or your browsingpreferences. Cookies will be saveduntil you clear the cache memory,see ”Cache memory” on page 91.