Signature; Truesync And Partner Settings - Motorola 9 User Manual

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Type the primary and secondary DNS IP addresses in the appropriate boxes. You can
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obtain this information from your Internet Service Provider.
Select the Save button from the toolbar.
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To set data call settings:
Select Controls from the Home screen.
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Select the Service Providers icon from the Control Panel.
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Select the Data Call Settings button from the toolbar.
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In the Using box, choose one of the following options:
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• GPRS only, if you always want to use GPRS when it is available
• CSD only, if you only want to use CSD, even if GPRS is available
• GPRS or CSD, if you want to choose when you connect.
Select the OK button from the toolbar to save your settings.
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S I G N A T U R E
Signature enables you to create a signature that is automatically appended to each message
you send.
To create a signature:
Select Controls from the Home screen.
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Select the Signature icon from the Control Panel.
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Type your message signature in the Signature text field.
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To automatically add your signature to each message you send, select the Automatically
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include signature when composing messages option.
Select the Save settings button on the toolbar to save your changes and return to the
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Control Panel.
T R U E S Y N C A N D P A R T N E R S E T T I N G S
The Accompli 009 is designed to synchronize with basic features of many popular Personal
Information Management (PIM) software and hardware products. If you installed the Desktop
applications that shipped with the Accompli 009 CD, make certain that you review TrueSync
and Partner Settings in Control Panel. The TrueSync® software applications enable you to
synchronize PIM information on your Accompli 009 with your PC desktop applications.
Using TryeSync and Partner Settings, you can require that a password be entered on your
messaging device before synchronization begins. This helps prevent the desktop application
from synchronizing with your device without your intervention.
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