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Your phone has its own e-mail client
so you can write and send e-mails.
With XTNDConnect
synchronise your e-mail inbox/out-
box with your Outlook
®
Lotus Notes
mailbox, see page 86.
Please first set the necessary profile and
e-mail accounts so the connection can be
set up to the e-mail server, see (p. 38).
You can store up to 50 e-mails on your pho-
ne. The more data that is stored, the slower
the e-mail client becomes. Please therefore
keep the number of stored e-mails to a mini-
mum.
So as to prevent any e-mails from going
missing, you can use the synchronisation
with your Outlook® or Lotus Notes® mail-
box.
You can also set it up so that in addition to
being downloaded onto the phone e-mails
are also stored on the server, see Mail set-
tings on (p. 39).
New e-mail
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§Menu§
Messages
T 9 abc E-mail
To:
|
Cc:
@
• Enter recipient
@
J
/
From the address book
or manually:
®
PC you can
®
or
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New e-mail
Options
To:
E-mail address of the
recipient.
Cc:
E-mail address of copy
recipient.*
Bcc:
E-mail address of blind
copy recipient.*
• Write an e-mail
When writing an e-mail you will be
supported with T9, see page 31.
Attach.
See below.
Subject:
Enter the subject of
the e-mail
(max. 50 characters).
Body:
Enter the text.
• Add attachment
You can attach a file (such as a ring
tone) to your e-mail from the Explor-
er (see page 84).
§Attach.§
Open Explorer.
B
Select the file to be
attached.
Mark
Highlight the file.
§OK§
Accept the file as an
attachment.
• Send e-mail
§Options§
Open menu.
Send
Sets up a connection to
the e-mail server and
sends the e-mail.
#
*
Press three times for @.
*
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