NTT docomo FOMA SO706i Instruction Manual page 176

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<Delete folder>
You cannot delete an i-αppli mail folder if there is a
corresponding mail-linked i-αppli. You can delete an i-
αppli mail folder if there is no corresponding software,
but the folder created in the Inbox folder screen or
Outbox folder screen is also deleted.
If you delete a folder that is specified in the "Auto-sort"
settings, the automatic sorting setting for that folder is
also canceled.
<Delete read> <Delete all>
The following i-mode mail or SMS messages will not
be deleted.
• Protected messages
• Messages in the Secret folder
For Delete all, hidden mail messages are also deleted
by 2in1 setting.
The MessageR/F are not deleted.
● Setting Auto-sort
You can sort mail messages into the specified folders
by the set criteria such as mail address or subject.
1 Mail folder list screen (pp.170, 171)
Highlight the destination folder
u (FUNC) "Auto-sort" Set any item
from the following
When the sorting is already set, the setting is
displayed. Press u (FUNC) again.
■ When Original lock is set to the
Phonebook or mail members
When checking auto-sort-set folder conditions,
the group name appears as
changed, and the mail member name appears
as " Mail member" even after changed.
Address sort......Sets the e-mail address.
Look-up address......Sets the e-mail address
by browsing the phonebook or address list.
Look-up group......Sets the group of the
phonebook.
Look-up member......Sets the mail member.
Enter address......Sets a mail addresses by
entering it.
Subject sort......Sets the subject.
Reply impossible (Send impossible)......Sets an
e-mail address to which you cannot reply or you
could not send a mail as an Auto-sort criteria.
Sort all......This can only be set for mail-linked
i-αppli folders. Sorts all mails into a mail-linked
i-αppli folder.
Edit addr/subj......Edits a previously specified
e-mail address or mail subject.
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Group" even after
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List setting......Selects a mail-list format from
"Name/Address".
Release......Releases the Auto-sort criteria by
selecting "Release this/Release selected/Release
all". "About multiple-choice" → p.38
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If received or sent mail meets multiple sort criteria, the
priority of the Auto-sort settings is assigned as follows.
① Sort all ②Subject sort
③ Reply/Send impossible
④ Mail address/Phone number
⑤ Mail member ⑥Phonebook group
Mail received or sent before the Auto-sort settings are
not sorted.
The mails sent as broadcast message are searched
for the sorting criteria in the order of address entered.
When using 2in1 and setting Auto-sort, select the
criteria from "Look-up address (Phonebook,/Sent
address/Received address list)", "Look-up member",
"Direct input", "Subject sort", "Reply impossible", "Sort
all", or "Edit addr/subj".
The Area Mail is not included for "Address sort",
"Subject sort" and "Reply impossible".
<Address sort>
You can set a total of 700 addresses for automatic
sorting (more than one setting is available for 1 folder).
<Address sort (Look-up group)>
When you set address sort to the mail address stored
as secret data and receive mail from the address, the
mail is stored in the "Inbox" folder when the FOMA
terminal is not in Secret or Secret data only mode and
stored in the sorting destination folder when the
FOMA terminal is in Secret or Secret data only mode.
<Address sort (Enter address)>
Ensure that the e-mail address domain (the part that
follows the @ symbol) is entered correctly. However, if
the address format is "[phone number]@docomo.ne.
jp", simply enter the phone number.
<Subject sort>
If the subject meets the sort criteria for multiple
folders, the mail is sorted into the folder closest to the
Inbox or Outbox folder.
You cannot use this function to sort i-mode mail that
has no subject entered and is displayed as "No title"
even if you set "No title" as a sort criteria.
You cannot use this option to sort SMS.
<Reply impossible>
You cannot use this option to sort SMS reports.
"Reply impossible" can only be set for 1 folder of
Inbox.
<Send impossible>
"Send impossible" can only be set for 1 folder of Inbox.