Customizing Your Device; The Settings Screens - Danger T-Mobile Sidekick Owner's Manual

Your T-Mobile device is designed so you can set up many of its features to suit your preferences. Learn how in
this chapter:
• The Settings Screens on page 30
• Controls on page 33
• AutoText on page 34
• Battery & Display on page 35
• Date & Time on page 37
• Jump Shortcuts on page 38

The Settings Screens

All customization options are on the settings screens. There's two types of settings screens:
• Customize device settings using the Jump Settings screens: From the Jump screen, open the menu
and select Settings to open these screens.
• Customize application-specific settings using the application Settings screens: From the Jump
screen, select any application (Web Browser, AOL Instant Messenger, Email, etc.). Then open the menu
and select Settings to open these screens.
We recommend you step through the device Settings screens and then the application-specific Settings screens
to completely customize your device for your personal use. Use the tables below to guide you through the
screens. For more details on each screen, follow the links in the first column.
Device Settings
Device Settings Screen
Controls
on page 33
AutoText
on page 34
Battery & Display
on page
35
Date & Time
on page 37
April 15, 2003

4. Customizing Your Device

• Key Guard & Security on page 39
• Keyboard on page 43
• Network on page 44
• Sound on page 45
• System Info on page 46
• Wireless Options on page 47
Customizable Items and Options
• Mute/Un-mute button
• Volume slider bar
• Display slider bar
• Capitalize new sentences check box
• Automatic Word Replacement check box and list of replacement rules you
can add to or delete from
• Battery charge indicator
• Power-saving mode check box and idle time pop-up menu
• Automatic backlight check box and pop-up menu listing times you can
choose to keep backlight on
• Current date & time text fields
• Time Zone setting pop-up menu
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