Nokia 9000i communicator User Manual

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Chapter 7 - Internet 7-1 1998 Nokia Mobile Phones. All Rights Reserved.7. InternetThe Internet applications are used to accesscomputerised information services via a datacall. To obtain access to the Internet, the follow-ing requirements must be met:• Data calls must be supported by the networkyou are using.• Data service must be activated for your SIMcard (contact your network service providerfor details).• You have obtained an Internet Access Point(IAP) from an Internet service provider.Contact your dealer for details.• You have entered the proper Internet settings.Your service provider will give you instructionson how to configure the Internet settings. Followthe instructions carefully.Activate the Internet application by pressing theInternet button on the communicator interface.From the Internet main view, select an applica-tion by scrolling and press Select.With one Internet application active, you canquickly switch to another by pressing the Inter-net button.To close an active application, press Close.Internet applicationsMail — An electronic mail application which letsyou send and receive messages all over the worldusing the Internet.World Wide Web (WWW) — A hypertext-basedsystem for finding and accessing resources onthe Internet.Telnet — Allows your communicator to connectto computers that provide terminal servicesthrough the Internet.Terminal — Allows your communicator to con-nect to computers, such as mainframe comput-ers, that provide direct dial-in terminal services.Both the Telnet and Terminal applications emu-late the VT100 terminal.Note: Depending on the network configurationand load, establishing an Internet connec-tion may take up to one minute (or evenlonger).When you want to disconnect, press Hang up.When you disconnect from the Internet, a notewill be shown on the display and the data call in-dicator will disappear.Internet glossaryCookies Cookies are little pieces of information, givenby the server to you, to store session informa-