Sony Ericsson W890i User Guide - Page 24

Call list, Speed dial, Phone contacts, Contacts, New contact, Options, Groups, New group, Cont.

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4 Select a transfer method. Make sure the receiving device supports the transfer method you select. Groups You can create a group of phone numbers and email addresses from Phone contacts to send messages to. See Messaging on page 28. You can also use groups (with phone numbers) when you create accepted callers lists. See Accept calls on page 26. To create a group of numbers and email addresses 1 From standby select Menu > Contacts. 2 Scroll to New contact and select Options > Groups. 3 Scroll to New group and select Add. 4 Enter a name for the group and select Cont.. 5 Scroll to New and select Add. 6 For each contact phone number or email address you want to mark, scroll to it and select Mark. 7 Select Cont. > Done. Call list You can view information about recent calls. To call a number from the call list 1 From standby press and scroll to a tab. 2 Scroll to a name or a number and press . To add a call list number to contacts 1 From standby press and scroll to a tab. 2 Scroll to the number and select Save. 3 Select New contact to create a new contact or select an existing contact to add the number to. To clear the call list 1 From standby press . 2 Scroll to the All tab and select Options > Delete all. Speed dial Speed dialling lets you select nine contacts that you can dial quickly. The contacts can be saved in positions 1-9. To add contacts to speed dial numbers 1 From standby select Menu > Contacts. 2 Scroll to New contact and select Options > Speed dial. 3 Find a position number and select Add. 4 Select a contact. 22 Calling This is an Internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.

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Select a transfer method.
Make sure the receiving device supports
the transfer method you select.
Groups
You can create a group of phone
numbers and email addresses from
Phone contacts
to send messages to.
See
Messaging
on page 28. You can
also use groups (with phone numbers)
when you create accepted callers lists.
See
Accept calls
on page 26.
To create a group of numbers and
email addresses
1
From standby select
Menu
>
Contacts
.
2
Scroll to
New contact
and select
Options
>
Groups
.
3
Scroll to
New group
and select
Add
.
4
Enter a name for the group and select
Cont.
.
5
Scroll to
New
and select
Add
.
6
For each contact phone number or
email address you want to mark, scroll
to it and select
Mark
.
7
Select
Cont.
>
Done
.
Call list
You can view information about recent
calls.
To call a number from the call list
1
From standby press
and scroll to a
tab.
2
Scroll to a name or a number and press
.
To add a call list number to contacts
1
From standby press
and scroll to a
tab.
2
Scroll to the number and select
Save
.
3
Select
New contact
to create a new
contact or select an existing contact to
add the number to.
To clear the call list
1
From standby press
.
2
Scroll to the
All
tab and select
Options
>
Delete all
.
Speed dial
Speed dialling lets you select nine
contacts that you can dial quickly. The
contacts can be saved in positions 1-9.
To add contacts to speed dial
numbers
1
From standby select
Menu
>
Contacts
.
2
Scroll to
New contact
and select
Options
>
Speed dial
.
3
Find a position number and select
Add
.
4
Select a contact.
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Calling
This is an Internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use.