User manual AMSTRAD E-MAILER V4

[. . . ] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 # 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 VOICE light - Indicates new VoiceMail message(s) waiting. DELETE - Delete email / VoiceMail messages and Address Book entries. PLAY - Display VoiceMail message list (press again to play message). Hold down together with READ to record voice memo / attachment or outgoing message (OGM). [. . . ] help which displays help on how to use the Web features as well as information on amserve itself. A glossary is also provided together with a list of frequently asked questions and answers. 71 Email preferences to select whether or not your name appears in the amserve public email directory, and whether or not you wish to receive advertising and promotional material from BT and/or Amstrad. (Note this material is in addition to and separate from the adverts displayed on the e-m@iler screen. ) exit which lets you 'log-out' of the Web site. (Note you'll receive a screen enabling you to log-in again if you wish. ) & Note the Web service will time-out automatically after 30 minutes' inactivity. Note that incoming and outgoing messages displayed on the Web site can be collected by the e-m@iler after you log-out. Once collected, they will not appear on the Web site when you next log-in. Checking user-personal information !Press SETUP, 6 so that display top line reads SET UP - PERSONAL: If you've set up two or more email users, then before you receive this display you'll be asked to select a user. Note the top of the display highlights your email address as well as the name quoted on your outgoing email. Note the bottom of the display shows your username and password for Web access. & If you wish to change the name, see Advanced settings page 130. & If you wish to change the password, see Advanced settings page 127. 2. Press STOP twice to return to the standby display. 72 SMS D SMS The e-m@iler allows you to send text messages to UK mobile phones equipped with SMS (Short Message Service) facilities. As the name SMS suggests, mobile phones can accommodate short messages only - up to 120 characters. SMS messages are sent via amserve in a similar manner to email messages. As such, SMS calls will be charged at the email call rate you were advised of during registration. & Note the e-m@iler does not dial the mobile phone number directly in order to send an SMS message. You can send two or more SMS messages on the same call. (For information, see 'Sending multiple SMS messages' on page 76. ) Sending an SMS message !FAST TRACK: Press both ISMSI buttons, type in mobile phone number and message, press EMAIL. 1. Press both ISMSI buttons together so that the following display appears: If you've set up two or more email users, then before you receive this display you'll be asked to select a user. Note the cursor | is in the To: box. 73 SMS 2. Type in the mobile phone number you wish to send the message to (or see note* right). Even if the mobile phone you're sending to is being used abroad, always type in the UK number - do not add an international dialling code. Do not type in a PABX prefix (such as 9) before the mobile phone number. Move the cursor down to the message area of the display, then type in the message: & *Note - to send the message to a mobile phone number you've previously stored, press ADDRESS BOOK, start typing in the name, then use U D and press ENTER to insert the required mobile phone number in the To: box. Note the message itself can be up to 120 characters long. (After that, no more characters can be typed in. ) 4. To send the message, press EMAIL. The following display will appear: If you don't see the display: Dialling for email, then you haven't entered a mobile phone number in the To: box. & The e-m@iler will beep once if the To: box is empty. [. . . ] 118 TBR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118 Telephone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131 making a call. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ]