Viewing And Operating Sites - NTT docomo STYLE Series Instruction Manual

Setting sound effects volume
Set the sound effects volume from sites, Flash movies and screen
memos.
1
In stand-by, press i/[i-mode setting]/[Sound
effect].
: While viewing sites: Press C/[Display/set]/[Sound effect].
2
Adjust the volume with u/t.

Viewing and operating sites

Viewing Flash movies
Flash technology combines pictures and sound into animation. Sites
that use Flash movies are more expressive. Download and play Flash
movies and set them as stand-by.
When some part of a Flash movie is outside the screen, scroll it
until the entire image appears so that it plays automatically.
When Set image display is set to [OFF], Flash movies cannot be
viewed.
Playback is not available for sound effects from Flash movies set
as stand-by or incoming/outgoing call screen.
Some Flash movies may cause the handset to vibrate during
playback. Even if the vibrator is set to [OFF], the handset vibrates.
Some Flash movies may play differently from when viewed at
usual sites.
When Flash movies are saved in Data box, Screen memo, or
microSD Card and played, they may be viewed differently from
when on a site, etc. depending on the save destination.
<Sound effect>
Normally, text string to which links are set appear blue. A selected link
is highlighted.
■
Select a link with the Multi-guide key and move to a new screen. When
a number appears in front of an item, press the corresponding dial key
to move to a new screen. In some cases, this operation is not
available.
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Use the following methods to select items and input text in sites, etc.
Selecting links and items
Some links may be images. When selected, the image is outlined.
Selecting a link and moving to a new screen
ut
Selecting items and inputting text in sites, etc.
Name Display example
4: Unselected
Radio Select only one entry.
B: Selected
button
2: Unselected
Check Select one entry or multiple entries.
E: Selected
box
Pull-down Select pull-down menu to see a list of
menu possible choices.
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