Nokia 9357243 User Manual

Application Memory Card guide

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Table of contents

Introduction

To insert the memory card

Extra memory for storing your data

To install new applications directly on the

memory card

To backup and restore data using the memory card 5

To use the memory card tool

WAP services

WAP services settings

Bookmarks

To navigate WAP services

Find

Search criteria

Documents found view

To save search results

To save the search criteria

Quick imaging

To define settings

To send images

Troubleshooting

Care and maintenance

Important

Specifications

Warranty

Glossary

1. Introduction

This Application Memory Card guide includes information on the Application

Memory Card for Nokia 9110 and 9110i communicators. On the memory card

there are three pre-installed applications: WAP services, Find, and Quick

imaging.

This Application Memory Card guide includes information on:

• inserting and using the application memory card,

• installing new applications to your communicator and on the memory

card, and

• information on how to use the new applications: WAP services, Find, and

Quick imaging.

You can find these applications on the memory card and on the CD-ROM.

WARNING! Do not try to format the

extra application memory card as this will

destroy all data, including the pre-

installed applications, on your memory

card.

To insert the memory card

First follow these steps to insert the memory card into the communicator:

1 Close the device cover and make sure that the phone is switched off. If it is

on, press

2 Remove the communicator battery (if there is an existing card, ensure all

memory card applications are closed from the communicator interface be-

fore removal).

3 Open the hatch at the back of the communicator: carefully open the lid by

easing it up from the ridges on both sides.

4 Insert card into the slot with label facing up and bevelled corner as shown

in figure 1. Make sure that the gold contacts of the card are facing down.

5 Close the hatch and replace the battery.

Figure 1

IMPORTANT! Keep all memory cards out of small children’s reach.

Make sure that the hatch is closed before replacing the battery!

Do not remove the memory card in the middle of an operation. Be

sure to close all memory card applications before removing the card.

If you are installing an application to the memory card and you need

to reboot the communicator, do not remove the card until the reboot

is complete. Otherwise the application files may be lost.

If you have an application on both the memory card and the

communicator, the one in the communicator is used.

Extra memory forstoringyourdata

When a memory card is inserted in the communicator, the contents of the

card are marked with the memory card icon

in the corresponding

applications. To view the amount of available memory on the card, select

Memory in the System application and then Memory card, see figure 2.

Figure 2

You can find WAP services under the Internet application. See figure 3. Find

and Quick imaging applications can be found under the System application.

To view files stored on the memory card, select Open in the Notes application.

Press the Menu button to create a new folder, or to copy or move files

between the communicator and the memory card.

Figure 3

To create a new contacts database on your memory card, press the Menu

button in the Contacts application and select New contacts database. See

figure 4. To copy and move contacts to and from the new database, press the

Menu button again. To view the contacts database, press Open in the

Contacts application; you can then go to the Telephone application and make

a call.

Figure 4

To copy a sound file to the memory card, press the Menu button in the Voice

recorder main view. See figure 5. You may play a WAV sound file stored on

your memory card by selecting Voice recorder in the Extras application.

Figure 5

To install new applications directly on the

memory card

You may wish to install applications on the memory card to save memory

space in the communicator.

Note: It is highly recommended that

you install the WAP services

application on the memory card and

not into the memory of the

communicator.

The WAP services, Find, and Quick imaging applications can be found on the

CD-ROM under the directory d:\\9110_sw (substitute “d” with the letter of

your CD drive).

If you need to re-install, for example, WAP services, or if you want to install

new applications onto the memory card, follow either of these two steps:

• Connect the communicator to your PC with the PC Suite for Nokia 9110

Communicator program. Then click on the Install/Remove icon and select

Memory card as Install Location. Proceed to install software.

• Connect the communicator to your PC with the Nokia Communicator

Server Software. Select Install/Remove software in the System application

of your communicator. Select Settings to define the appropriate

Connection type and set Destination to Memory card. Proceed to install

software.

The software appears after installation in either the Internet, System or Extras

application, depending on the original software developer.

Tobackupandrestoredatausingthememory

card

To make backups of various communicator data to the card, select Backup/

Restore in the System application and choose Settings to change the

Connection type to Memory card.

Figure 6

Proceed by selecting Backup.

Figure 7

To make backups of the data on your memory card to your PC, use the PC Suite

for Nokia 9110 Communicator program. Click on the Backup/Restore icon and

ensure that the Memory card box is checked. Proceed to backup.

Note:

When

restoring,

remember to check that

Connection type is Memory

card.

To use the memory card tool

To check that the card is ready for use, select Memory card tool in the System

application and press Check card. See figure 8.

Note: If you rename your card, the new name has to be in capital letters.

WARNING! Do not try to format the

extra application memory card as this will

destroy all data, including the pre-

installed applications, on your memory

card.

Figure 8

2. WAP services

The WAP services application can be used to access Internet services which

are based on the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP). These services can

contain news, weather reports, flight times, dictionaries, etc.

Note: The content of each service

depends on the content provider of that

service. To use such a service, follow the

instructions provided by the content

provider.

To obtain access to WAP services, you need:

• to be in a network which supports data calls,

• to have a data service in your SIM card,

• a WAP access point from a WAP service provider, and

• to enter the proper WAP service settings.

Your WAP service provider will give you instructions on how to configure the

WAP service settings. Follow the instructions carefully.

To start the WAP services application

• Open the Internet application and scroll down to WAP services, and press

Select.

• To close the WAP services application press Close, see figure 1.

• To disconnect from the WAP services, press Hang up. The “Disconnecting”

note will be shown on the display and the data call will end.

Figure 1

Differences between the WWW and WAP services applications

The WAP services application is similar to the WWW application in the Nokia

9110 Communicator but there are two significant differences:

• The WAP services application uses a data call to access the WAP access

points. However, the WAP access points are not the same as the ones

defined in the Internet settings of your communicator. For the WAP

services to function, you need to define WAP access points. Go to the WAP

services application and select Settings.

• Certain WAP services bookmarks can be accessed through a specific access

point, for example, banking services may have to be accessed through the

bank’s own access point. The easiest way to use these kinds of services, is

to define an altogether new bookmark which uses the correct WAP access

point.

Note: The WAP services

application cannot be used at

the same time with other

applications.

WAP services settings

Before being able to use WAP services, you need to store the required

connection settings.

1 Open the Internet application, go to WAP services and press Select.

2 When you are in the WAP services main view, select Settings.

Information concerning the settings can be obtained from your WAP service

provider. Your service provider may be able to send some or all of the required

settings to you via a special short message, an Over The Air (OTA) message.

After you have accepted these settings, you can start using the WAP services

application or you can edit the settings as described below.

To define WAP access points manually

1 Press Settings in the WAP services main view.

2 Choose Access points and press Change.

3 Press New. If you have already defined WAP access points, choose the one

you want to modify and press Edit.

4 Scroll to the setting you want to modify and press Change, see figure 2.

Figure 2

The WAP access point settings are:

Access point name — You can give the access point any name you prefer (max.

30 characters), for example the name of your WAP service provider, so that

you are able to separate different access points from each other.

Homepage — Write the homepage address to this field. Remember to include

all the characters in the address given to you by your service provider.

Phone number — The telephone number of the WAP access point.

User name — Enter the user name you have received from your service

provider. Filling the user name field may be optional, some services do not

require a user name for connection authentication.

Prompt password: Yes/No — Select No, if you want your password to be saved.

Select Yes, if you must enter a new password every time you connect to the

service. For example, banking services and other services which need

connection security may require you to fill in a password every time you

connect to the service.

Password — Enter the password which you have received from your service

provider. Filling the password field may be optional, some services do not

require a password for connection authentication. Password characters are

shown as asterisks (*).

Gateway IP address — Enter the Gateway IP address you have received from

your service provider. Only numbers from 0 to 9 and dots (.) are allowed in this

field.

Data call type: Analogue/ISDN— You can select a fixed data call type which

also effects the data call speed. When ISDN is selected, the data call speed

includes only the options 9600 and 14400 b/s. The speed of the data call

depends on the service provider.

Data call speed: Autobauding/9600/14400 — Autobauding selects the data

call speed automatically. Check which speed your service provider uses.

Autobauding is not possible, if ISDN has been selected as the Data call type.

Bookmarks

Press Bookmarks in the application main view to open the Bookmarks list. The

name of the WAP access point used for connecting to the bookmark is shown

next to the bookmark title. See figure 3.

Below the bookmarks list is the address field where you can enter the

homepage address of the WAP service page you want to connect to. If you

select a bookmark from the list, the address field shows the URL of the

bookmark.

Figure 3

To edit WAP services bookmarks

1 Press Add in the Bookmarks view, or if you want to modify an existing

bookmark, press Edit. The Edit bookmark view opens. See figure 4.

2 Enter the name you want for the bookmark in the Name field.

3 Enter the URL address which you have received from your service provider

in the Address field.

4 Enter your username and password which you have received from your

service provider, to the User name and Password fields.

5 If you want to use some other WAP access point than the Default access

point defined in the settings, select Access points and press Change.

6 Select the access point you want and press OK.

7 Press Close to return to the Bookmarks view.

Figure 4

Note: Maximum of

50 bookmarks can be

stored at one time.

To connect to WAP services

After you have set a valid WAP access point, you can start using the WAP

services by pressing Home in the main view of the WAP services application.

See figure 1. You will get a “Connecting to service” note, telling you about the

progress of the connection.

Note: Depending on the network

configuration and load, establishing

a connection may take up to one

minute or even longer.

To fetch items with a page already open

You can fetch another page even if you have a page already open:

1 Press the Menu button and select Bookmarks. The Bookmarks view opens.

Select an entry in the Bookmarks list or enter the URL in the address field.

2 Press Go.

3 To close the Bookmarks list, press Close.

Note: If you select a bookmark which uses a

different access point than the page which

is already open, you will receive a note

asking you to either reconnect to another

access point or to cancel the operation.

To use the Menu button

When you have a page open and you press the Menu button the following

options become available:

Home — fetches the homepage of the active access point.

Actions — includes the additional options provided by the WAP service

provider.

Add to bookmarks — adds the address of the page to your bookmarks list. The

current WAP access point will be saved as the access point for the bookmark.

Bookmarks — opens the bookmark list where you can select a new page to be

fetched.

Save as document — saves the page content to the Downloaded files folder.

Reload — reloads the current address from the network. You will have to start

browsing the pages from the beginning.

Back — opens the previous page if available.

Clear cache— Empties the browser cache, all temporary files, and cookies.

About — Shows general information about the browser.

To navigate WAP services

1 To establish a connection, press Home or scroll to a bookmark in the

Bookmarks list and press Go.

Note: Some servers have access restrictions

that require a valid user name and password.

In this case, you will be asked to enter the

user name and password before a connection

to the service can be established.

2 When the page is being fetched, the display will show the status of the

connection, the title of the page, and how many bytes of the page have

been received. See figure 5.

Figure 5

When an open WAP service page is on the display, use the arrow keys to scroll

the view and to choose hyperlinks and hotspots.

To use the navigation commands

WAP service pages have different commands. Here are some of the possible

commands which may become available while browsing:

Go — Select an active link and press Go to open a new WAP service page.

Back — If you have browsed through at least two pages, Back allows you to

fetch the previous page.

Change — If the selected item is a selection list, press Change to open it.

Select — After you have opened a selection list, you can use the Select button

to select multiple items in the list. Press OK to confirm your selection and to

return to the service page.

Deselect — Use Deselect to remove selections.

Hang up — Disconnects the data call. After you have pressed Hang up, it is

still possible to press Back and view some of the most recent service pages

off-line.

Close — Closes the document and returns to the Internet main view.

Cancel — Interrupts the fetch operation or any other action.

Tip: To select the next or

previous hyperlink on the

page, press the Tab key or

Shift+Tab, respectively.

3. Find

With the Find application you are able to search for different kinds of

documents and files which have been saved either in the memory of the

communicator or on the memory card. Find application is able to search for:

• Calendar events, To-do list items and Memos,

• contact cards,

• short messages,

• mail messages,

• notes,

• faxes,

• tones (tunes and .WAV files),

• images (.GIF, .JPEG and .UPF files),

• WWW bookmarks, and

• folder names.

The Find application searches for specific words occurring in document names

or in the contents of a file. You can also search for certain types of documents

without any specific search words. The Find application allows you to set

different search criteria to make the search more specific. It is also possible to

save your search criteria and results.

To start the Find application

1 Press the System application button.

2 Scroll to the Find application and press Select.

Search criteria

Use the arrow keys to move from one field to another. You can modify the

search settings by pressing Change. Limiting your search to just a few criteria

may make searching quicker but does not necessarily offer the best results.

To change the data type

1 Press Change. A pop-up box opens, listing the available fields: Calendar

event, Calendar memo, Contact, SMS, Mail, Note, Fax, Tone, Image, URL,

and Folder (see figure 1). Find application will search through your own

texts as well as texts you have received as short messages, faxes, or e-mail.

Figure 1

2 Use the arrow keys to scroll to the data type you want to remove from the

selection and press Toggle.

Note: To allow for the widest possible

search, the default setting is that all data

types are selected. To remove the

selection, press None. To return to the

default setting, press All.

3 Press OK to close the window.

Note: If the OK button is

dimmed, you have not chosen

any items. Select an item or

press All and then press OK.

You can go through the rest of the settings in the similar way.

Modified — allows you to search for files or documents which have been

created at a certain time or within a certain time limit. The available options

are: Any time, Today, Yesterday, Last week, Last month, Tomorrow, Next week,

Next month, and Other. Other lets you define your own time limit. Fill in the

from and to fields.

Note: When you use Other, the date

format should be dd.mm.yy. Otherwise

the search result is not reliable. You can

change the date format in the System

application, select Settings, Preferences.

Location — allows you to choose whether you want to search for the

document or file from the communicator’s memory, from the memory card, or

both memories.

Search text in — you can search for text which appears in the Document name,

Document content, Document name or content, or Document name and

content. The most restricting search criterion is the last, Document name and

content. If you choose this criteria, the text you are searching for must appear

in both the document’s name and in its content.

Partial word — allows you to search for partial words. Options are: Yes/No. For

example, if you search for the word communicator and you have selected Yes,

writing ‘communic’ will find the word ‘communicator’ as well as the word

‘communication’.

Case sensitive — If it is important to your search whether the word has been

written with upper or lower case lettering, select Yes for this option. This way

you can make your search case sensitive and Find application will search for

the exact match to what you have written.

Note: When you open the Find

application for the first time, you can see

the default settings. You can always

return to these settings by pressing Clear

in the settings view.

Note: All options are not available for all the

different data types. For example, you cannot

choose the Location where you want to

search for Calendar events, because they can

be stored only in the communicator’s

memory.

To search for a document

After you have defined the settings, scroll to the bottom of the screen with

the arrow keys. After the last settings the cursor is moved to the search field.

1 Write the text you want to search for and press Search.

2 Find application begins the search.

Documents found view

After the search has been completed you can see the documents in the

Documents found view, see figure 2. You have three options:

Press Open to open the file or document. The button is dimmed, if it is not

possible to open that file in the Find application.

Press Details to view more information about the search result, for example,

Name, Type, Directory, Creation date, Modification date, and Size.

Press Print, if you want to print the list of documents found via an infrared

connection or a cable connection.

Figure 2

To save search results

When you press the Menu button in the Documents found view, the following

options are opened (see figure 3):

Save search result — allows you to save the search result to be used later in

the Find application. Press Select and give the document a name.

Save search result as text — saves the search result as a note which can be

viewed in the Notes application. Press Select and give the file a name.

Load search result — If you have already stored search results, you can open

them by selecting this option. This option is also available when you press the

Menu button in the Find application main view.

Figure 3

To use the Menu button

When you press the menu button in the Find application main view, the

following options appear:

Save search criteria — allows you to save your search criteria for later use in

the Find application. Find application creates a Search criteria folder in the

Own texts folder. This means that the search criteria can be opened from other

applications such as Fax, SMS, Mail and Notes.

Load search criteria — allows you to open the Search criteria view where you

can see the search criteria which have been saved earlier.

Load search result — allows you to open previously stored search results. This

option is also available when you press the Menu button in the Documents

found view.

About — shows you general information about the Find application.

To save the search criteria

You can save the search criteria you have used for further use in the Find

application.

1 Press the Menu button in the Find application main view.

2 Select Save search criteria. The Enter document name view opens.

3 Give the criteria a name.

To load previously saved search criteria

1 Press the Menu button in the Find application main view.

2 Scroll to Load search criteria and press Select.

3 Select the search criteria you want to use and press Open.

In the search criteria view you can also manage your search criteria. Press

Rename to give your search criteria a new name. Press Delete to remove the

criteria. Close takes you back to the main view.

4 Press Search to start a new search based on these criteria.

Tip: When you save your search criteria or your

search results, the Find application creates

Search criteria and Search results folders in the

Own texts folder. You can open these when you

are in other applications and the Find

application will launch automatically.

4. Quick imaging

The Quick imaging application allows you to receive images from a digital

camera via an infrared connection and send them as mail attachments. It is

also possible to receive images from another communicator, a scanner or a PC,

provided that they support the IrTran-P protocol.

To define settings

1 Press Settings in the Quick imaging application main view.

2 Press Change, if you want to change the settings. See figure 1.

Convert to JPEG — When this selection is set to Yes, the UPF images

received from a digital camera are automatically converted and saved in a

more widely supported JPEG format.

Use memory card — When this selection is set to Yes, the received images

are saved to the memory card. If you select No, images are saved in the

Notes application under the Downloaded files folder.

3 Press Close to return back to the main view.

Figure 1

To send images

1 Select the image or images you want to send from the digital camera.

2 Make sure that the infrared port of the communicator faces the infrared

port of the camera.

3 Activate the digital camera to send the selected images.

4 To receive images to the communicator, press Receive. See figure 2.

Or,

To receive images and send them as mail attachments, press Receive to

mail.

Figure 2

Images will be saved either to the communicator Downloaded files folder, or

on the memory card, depending on what you have defined in the settings.

5 If you pressed Receive to mail, the mail editor is automatically opened and

you can write a mail message. Press Send to open the mail envelope view.

If you want to return back to the Quick imaging main view, press Close.

Figure 3

6 Enter the recipient’s address manually or press Add recipient to select a

contact from the contacts directory.

7 You can check, remove and add images and other attachments by pressing

Attachments. See figure 3.

8 Press Send in the mail envelope view to send the mail.

For further information on how to use the Mail application, see the

communicator User’s manual.

Troubleshooting

1. A connection cannot be established between the digital camera and

the communicator.

Make sure that the digital camera supports the IrTran-P protocol. You can

verify this from the manual of your digital camera.

Check that the infrared ports of the camera and the communicator face

each other and that the link is unobstructed.

Check that you have activated both devices, the camera to send and the

communicator to receive images.

2. Images have been received but cannot be found.

Check the Quick imaging settings:

If Use memory card is set to Yes, you can find the images in the Notes

application in the memory card folder.

If Use memory card is set to No, you can find the images in the Notes

application in the Downloaded files folder.

3. The recipient is unable to open UPF attachments

The recipient’s device probably does not support the UPF format. Try

setting Convert to JPEG to Yes in the Quick imaging settings view, as JPEG

is a more widely supported image format.

4. How to convert UPF pictures to JPEG format after they have been

received to the communicator?

You can convert images between UPF and JPEG formats in the Digital

camera connectivity application, which can be found in the System

application. Press the Menu button in the Image list view and select

Convert to JPEG.

5. There is not enough memory to send images as mail attachments

Sending many or very large images at once via mail requires a lot of free

memory. It is recommended that you set Use memory card to Yes. To free

memory from your communicator, delete unnecessary documents or move

documents to the memory card, or use the PC Suite to move documents

from your communicator to a PC.

5. Careand

maintenance

Your Nokia 9110i Communicator is a product of superior design and

craftsmanship and should be treated with care. The suggestions below will

help you to fulfil any warranty obligations and to enjoy this product for many

years.

When using your communicator, battery, charger OR any accessory:

Keep it and all its parts and accessories out of small children’s reach.

Keep it dry. Precipitation, humidity and liquids contain minerals that will

corrode electronic circuits.

Do not use or store it in dusty, dirty areas. Its moving parts can be damaged.

Do not store it in hot areas. High temperatures can shorten the life of

electronic devices, damage batteries, and warp or melt certain plastics.

Do not store it in cold areas. When the communicator warms up (to its normal

temperature), moisture can form inside the communicator, which may

damage electronic circuit boards.

Do not attempt to open it. Non-expert handling of the device may damage it.

Do not drop, knock or shake it. Rough handling can break internal circuit

boards.

Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or strong detergents to clean

it. Wipe it with a soft cloth slightly dampened in a mild soap-and-water

solution.

Do not paint it. Paint can clog the device’s moving parts and prevent proper

operation.

Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna. Unauthorised

antennas, modifications or attachments could damage the communicator and

may violate regulations governing radio devices.

If the communicator, battery, charger or any accessory is not working properly,

take it to your nearest qualified service facility. The personnel there will assist

you and, if necessary, arrange for service.

Important

The data on the memory card does not have password protection. When the

system is locked, the memory card data can not be accessed until the lock code

of the communicator is entered (see the User’s manual). If the card is removed

from your communicator and used in another device, the data can be read by

any user. As with computer floppy disks, take care of sensitive information.

Keep all memory cards out of small children’s reach.

Formatting the card will erase all data. To avoid losing data or damaging your

memory card:

1 Do not remove the battery from the communicator in the middle of a

memory card operation (see the User’s manual for more information).

2 Be sure to close all memory card applications before removing the battery.

3 Do not bend the card.

4 Do not use or store the product in high temperatures, direct sunlight or

high humidity. Avoid conditions that will cause condensation on the card.

5 Keep the card away from corrosive materials.

6 Avoid touching the electrical contact area of the card.

7 Do not insert the memory card to another device such as a digital camera

as this may cause loss of data.

When not in use, return the card to the carrying case. Keep the card out of

direct sunlight.

When the battery is empty, the communicator will shut down. Before this

happens a low battery warning is given on the communicator display. If the

shutdown happens during a data transfer operation, the system will attempt

to close all files. If a file is in the process of being transferred, then the

complete file may not be transferred in full. It is recommended for correct

memory card operation that you charge a low battery before use.

Important! See the

communicator User’s

manual for more

information on safety.

Specifications

Type: (MultiMediaCard) memory card

Operating voltage: 3V

Operating conditions: -10° to +65° C, < 95% humidity non-condensing

Dimensions: (L x W x H) approximately 32 x 24 x 1.4 mm

Weight: approximately 1.5 g

Nokia reserves the right to change specifications based upon the principle of

continuous product development.

Warranty

Nokia warrants the memory card to be free from defects in materials and

workmanship under normal use for a period of twelve (12) months from the

date of delivery to you as evidenced by a copy of your receipt. This warranty is

limited to the original purchaser and is not transferable.

ANY SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS INCORPORATED IN THE MEMORY CARD ARE

PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,

AND TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW NEITHER

NOKIA, ITS LICENSORS OR AFFILIATES NOR THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS MAKE

ANY REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING

BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS

FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR THAT THE SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS WILL

NOT INFRINGE ANY THIRD PARTY PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, TRADEMARKS OR

OTHER RIGHTS. THERE IS NO WARRANTY BY NOKIA OR BY ANY OTHER PARTY

THAT THE FUNCTIONS CONTAINED IN THE SOFTWARE APPLICATION WILL

MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS OR THAT THE OPERATION OF THE SOFTWARE

APPLICATION WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR-FREE.

This limited warranty is void if failure of the card has resulted from accident,

abuse or misapplication.

During the twelve (12) months’ warranty period Nokia will replace the

memory card not meeting the foregoing warranty and which is returned to

Nokia or an authorised Nokia reseller with a copy of your receipt. If Nokia or

Nokia’s authorised reseller is unable to deliver a replacement card, which is

free from defects in material and workmanship, you may terminate this

agreement by returning the memory card and your money will be refunded.

NOKIA DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,

INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY

AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WITH RESPECT TO THE MEMORY

CARD. NOKIA SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER

(INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION COSTS OF PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE

GOODS, PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY, LOSS OF PROFITS,

INTERRUPTION OF BUSINESS, OR FOR ANY OTHER SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL

OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES) ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE

MEMORY CARD, EVEN IF NOKIA OR ITS SUPPLIERS OR THE OTHER PARTY OR

PERSON HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. IN ANY

CASE, NOKIA’S ENTIRE LIABILITY UNDER ANY PROVISION OF THIS WARRANTY

OR THIS USERS’ GUIDE SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE AMOUNT ACTUALLY PAID

BY YOU FOR THE MEMORY CARD.

Glossary

Cache

Cache is a buffer memory which is used in browsers for storing the

most commonly used data temporarily. Using a cache speeds up

access to the data.

Cookies are little pieces of information, given by the server to you,

to store information about your visits to a web site. When you

accept cookies, the server is able to evaluate your use of the web

site; what you are interested in, what you want to read, etc.

Hotspot

A WAP service page may contain hotspots, such as selection lists,

text entry fields, and reset/submit buttons, which enable you to

input information into the Internet.

Hyperlink

Hyperlinks are used to move from one WWW page to another.

OTA message

Your service provider may be able to send you the settings for

different applications in an Over The Air (OTA) message, for

example, the settings for the WAP services application. The OTA

messages are special short messages which enable your service

provider to automatically send you the setting for the connection.

URL (Uniform Resource Locator)

Address information required by the WAP services application to

connect to a given service. The URL usually starts with http:// , for

example, the Mobile Club Nokia homepage can be found at http://

mobile.club.nokia.com. URLs are often referred to with phrases like

“Home page location,” “Site location,” “can be found at...”

WAP

The Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) has been developed so

that users could get access to the Internet by using small hand held

devices such as mobile phones. The Wireless Application Protocol

services use the Wireless Markup Language (WML) language which

is similar to Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) used for the

Internet and World Wide Web (WWW).

WAP access point

The point where your communicator connects to the WAP service

by way of a data call. WAP service access point can be provided, for

example, by a network operator or a WAP service provider. Certain

services can be accessed through their own access point.

Index

Bookmarks, WAP services 10

Find 14

Settings 14

Image sending 19

Menu button

Find 18

WAP services 11

Quick imaging 19

Sending images 19

Settings 19

Troubleshooting 21

Search criteria 14

Loading 18

Saving 18

Search results 17

Saving 17

Searching a document 16

Sending images 19

Troubleshooting, Quick imaging 21

WAP services 7

Access points 8

Bookmarks 10

Menu button 11

Navigation 12

Settings 8

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