NTT docomo FOMA SO706i Instruction Manual page 311

Pasting text
Once you have cut or copied text, you can paste
that text as many times as you like until you cut or
copy other text next time or turn the FOMA terminal
off.
1 Character entry (edit) screen (p.302)
Move the cursor to the position to
paste u (FUNC) "Paste"
■ If the text to be pasted includes characters
that cannot be entered in the intended
Character entry (edit) screen
A message appears notifying you that the
characters will be replaced by spaces when the
text is pasted.
Entering Text Using Kuten
Codes
This function provides a way of entering kanji,
hiragana, katakana, symbols and alphanumeric
characters using 4-digit "kuten" codes.
For the Kuten code and the characters that can be
input using the Kuten code, refer to the PDF format
"Kuten Code List" in the provided CD-ROM.
The character or a symbol in the Kuten Code List
may be displayed differently on the screen.
<Example: To enter " 慶 " (kuten code 2336)>
1 Character entry (edit) screen (p.302)
u (FUNC) "Kuten code"
The input mode changes to "Kuten code input
mode" and " " appears in the information
display area.
Enter kuten code 2336
2
The character (" 慶 " in this example) for the
entered code appears and the FOMA terminal
reverts to the original input mode.
■ If there is no corresponding character for
the entered kuten code
A space is entered.
Storing Frequently Used
Words
You can store frequently used words in the own
dictionary under your preferred reading and recall
these words by entering and converting the reading in
the Character entry (edit) screen.
Own dictionary can store up to 100 words.
Each Word can contain up to 10 double-byte or 20
single-byte characters. Readings can include up to
10 double-byte hiragana.
1
2
<Kuten code>
N
Registered words can be entered using Prediction.
Some readings do not show candidates until
converted and entered.
Edit......Edits the stored word.
iC transmission→p.259
Send Ir
iC trans. all
Send all Ir data
Delete......Selects the deleting method from "Delete this/
Delete selected/Delete all".
"About multiple-choice" →p.38
i "OWN DATA" "Own dictionary"
The "Own dictionary" screen
appears.
"<New>" Enter the
word Enter the
reading
■ To check the words
Selecting checking words
■ To edit a word
Highlight the word you want to change
o (Edit)
Own dictionary screen (p.309)
data→ p.258
→p.260
→p.258
<Own dictionary>
Own dictionary
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