Multi-Tap (Abc/Abc); Numbers (123); Phonebook - Philips CT6598/000APMEA Manual

on the key. The possible letter combinations will be
displayed in the input line. (If there is an Up/Down
arrow to the right of the line, it means there are other
choices and you can press the
select.) After selecting a word, press
will be inserted with a space after the cursor position
in the text area.

2.5.2 Multi-Tap (abc/ABC)

This feature allows you to input directly within the
text area.
Press the key corresponding to the letter you want. To
enter the first letter on the key, press the key once. To
enter the second letter on the key, press the key twice
quickly, and so on until you have the desired letters
displayed on the screen.

2.5.3 Numbers (123)

This feature allows you to input directly within the
text area.
Press the numeric keys
corresponding number to the text area currently being
edited.
Main Features
/ keys to
. The word
- directly to add the

2.6 Phonebook

Your mobile phone features a phonebook menu that
allows you to store commonly used numbers and
information in the phonebook located either in the
SIM card or on the phone itself. It also supports other
functions such as Search, Add, Edit, Delete,
SMS, etc.
Send
Note: The phonebook cannot be used immediately
when the phone is just switched on, as the phonebook
is being initialized. Please wait a while before using it.
Phonebook classification
Your mobile phone features two phonebooks: one on
your SIM card (number of names it can store depends
on the card capacity) and the other one on your
mobile phone (which has the capacity to store up to
500 name cards). These two phonebooks are different
in terms of their contents and methods of operation.
However their records are combined and sorted
together in the contacts list. A SIM phonebook record
is identified by an icon on its right, which looks like a
SIM card; while a phone phonebook record has a
default field type icon on its right.
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