E-Mail; Dialing - Pixela Corporation Infineum Z45 Manual

b. Google servers determine whether the name can
be used; if so, a new interface appears prompting
the entering of the password, then they will judge
the password' security. Users who don't meet the
requirements need to re-enter the password.
c. After successfully registering a new Gmail account,
a messenge will be sent automatically to your account
for testing.
• Loading mail account
a. Open Gmail, skip introduction and go to
Screen>Interface appearance>Load.
b. Enter name, password then press load.
E-mail account initialization, prompting "Login
successful". All Google accounts will be synchronized.
• Creating and sending mails
To create a new mail select Mail > Create mail. Enter
the address (recipient), theme and contents. By
pressing Menu you could 'append "Add Cc/Bcc". Select
send or discard.
• Receive mails
There is a tone for new mails.
The status box will show this button
Press Menu>Refresh and update the number of the
unread mails in a proper way.
• Delete mails
When loading a mail account (if you want to delete
it) you need to restore factory settings. When loading
a second one you should press the menu button to
delete it.
• Notices: many functions depend on your Gmail
Account. For example Electronic Market, Google Talk,
Sync Contact and Calendar.
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5.2 E-mail

• Load E-mail
a. Open network connection.
b. When setting the account interface, input the
correct e-mail address and password and click next. The
mobile phone will automatically complete the sending
and archive your server settings.
• Create and send E-mail
To create a mail, select Mail>Create mail. Enter the
address (recipient), theme and contents. Press Menu
to 'append' "Add Cc/Bcc". Select send, discard or save
as draft.
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When the icon of the internet server appears in the
screen, you should be able to dial or receive calls. The
signal bar on the top right corner shows the strength
of the network signal.
• Start dialing
Open application's Main Menu>Dial >dial using the

6. Dialing

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