Samsung C6625 manual

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    Some of the content s in th is manual ma y differ from your device depend ing on th e software of the device or you r service provider . World Wide Web http://www .samsungmobile.com English (EU). 01/2009. Rev . 1.0[...]

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    Samsung C6625 user manual[...]

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    ii using this man ual This user manual has been specially designed to guide you through the functions and features of your device. T o get started quickly , refer to the Quick Start Guide. Instru ctio nal ic ons Before you start, familiarise yourself with the icons you will see in this manual: Warning —situations th at could ca use injury to y ou[...]

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    iii using t his ma nual Copyr ights a nd tradem arks Rights to all tec hnologies and products that compri se this device ar e the pro perty of their respective owners: [] Square br ackets —d evice keys; for example: [ ] (represent s the Power key). <> Angled br ackets —softkeys that control different fun ctions at each screen; for example[...]

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    iv contents communica tion 2 Messaging .................................................. 2 med ia 6 Contents Manager ....................... ............... 6 FM Radio ..................................... ............... 8 Streaming Player ........................................ 8 Midomi ....................................................... 9 [...]

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    v content s connectivit y 24 Use the Bluetooth wireless feature ............ 24 Connect via USB ...................................... 26 Synchronise your device ............... ............ 27 Share internet connection with a PC ......... 29 Connect to the internet or your private network 30 addit ional pr ograms 32 Games .........................[...]

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    2 commun ication Y our device allows you to send and receive many types of calls and messages over cellular networks and the internet. Messagi ng Learn to use m essaging func tions. For instructions on entering text, see the Quick S tart Guide. Send a multimedia message 1. On the Home screen, press < St art > → < All Prog rams > → M[...]

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    3 communic ation 8. T o attach an existing m ultimedia object, press < Menu > → Attach → an obje ct type. T o insert a m ultimedia object, press < Menu > → Add → an object type. 9. Press < Send > to send the message. Create an email account Before you can send or receive em ail messages, y ou must create an email acco unt.[...]

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    4 communic ation Send an e mail message 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Messagin g . 2. Select the nam e of an em ail account. 3. Press < Menu > → New . 4. Enter an em ail address i n the T o field or press < Menu > → Add Recipi ent to select a contact. 5. Scroll do wn and enter a m es[...]

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    5 communic ation T o view messages, 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Messaging . 2. Select SMS/MMS or the name of an email account. The Inbox for the account you selected will open. 3. T o download the compl ete contents of email, select an email fro m the list or press < Menu > → Download M es[...]

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    6 media Learn to use Contents Manager , FM Radio, Streaming Player , Midomi, Adobe ® Flash ® Lite™, and Voice Notes. Contents Manager With Contents Mana ger , you can vie w and access all the files and folders on your d evice. View a photo 1. On the Home screen, press < St art > → < All Prog rams > → Contents Manag er → My Pic[...]

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    7 media • T o set a p hoto as a backgr ound or caller ID image, press < Menu > → Set as → an opti on. • T o view your photos as a sl ideshow, press < Menu > → Play Slid e Show . Play a video 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Contents Manag er → My Vi deos . 2. Sc roll to a vi deo[...]

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    8 media FM Ra dio Y o u can listen to your favou rite stations with the FM radio. Listen to the FM radio 1. Plug a he adset into the multifuncti on jack. 2. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → FM Radi o . 3. Scroll left o r right to sc an through av ailable radio stations. 4. T o adjust the volume level, pre[...]

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    9 media Midomi Midomi is a music recog nition feature th at allows you to get information abo ut songs that you sing o r hum. Y ou can al so find inform ation by reco rding music from the r adio or TV . T o fi nd information by singing or humming a song: 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Mid omi . 2. Sc[...]

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    10 media Voice N otes Y o u can use V oice Notes to r ecord and play back voic e memos and so und cl ips. Record a voice clip 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Organizer → Voice Notes . 2. Press < Record > to begin t he recordin g. 3. When you are finished recording, pre ss < Stop >. The v[...]

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    11 pers onal productivity Learn to use Contacts, Calendar , Office Mobile, Adobe Reader LE, T eam manager , File Manager , and T asks. Contacts Learn to use c ontact card s to store perso nal information , such as names, p hone num bers, and addresse s. Copy contact cards Y o u can copy your contac t cards from your device to your SIM ca rd and vic[...]

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    12 personal prod uctiv ity Assign a speed dial number to a contact card 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Ph onebook . 2. Scroll to a con tact card and p ress the Confirm key . 3. Scroll to a phone n umber and pr ess < Open Cont acts >. 4. Press < Menu > → Add to Sp eed Dial . 5. Scroll le[...]

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    13 personal prod uctiv ity Change the calendar view 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Organizer → Calendar . 2. Press the le ft softkey to change the calender view. Stop an event alarm When the alarm sound for a calendar event you set previously , press < Dismiss >. Office Mobi le W ith Office M[...]

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    14 personal prod uctiv ity 4. Scroll to a cell and press the Confirm key to select it. 5. Enter value s or text and press < Done >. 6. Repeat steps 4-5 as n ecessar y . 7. T o save the wo rkbook, pr ess < Menu > → File → Save As... 8. Enter a file name and sel ect the memor y location and pre ss < Sav e >. Open and edit a Word[...]

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    15 personal prod uctiv ity Open and v iew a PowerPoint slid eshow 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Office Mobile → PowerPo int Mobi le . 2. Locate a Power Point file and select the fi le name to open it. 3. T o begin th e slideshow , pre ss any softkey → < Menu > → Custom Show . 4. T o end [...]

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    16 personal prod uctiv ity Team ma nage r W ith T eam manage r , you can make a team with members an d send a messag e to them at the same time. Make a new team 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → <All P rograms> → Team mana ger . 2. Press < New >. 3. Enter team details. 4. When you are finished, pre ss < Done >.[...]

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    17 personal prod uctiv ity File Manager W ith File Manager , you can b rowse all the fil es and fold ers on your dev ice. On t he Home screen, pre ss < Start > → < All Programs > → File Manager . Press < Menu > to rename, delete, or edit y our files and folders. Tasks W ith T asks, you can create to- do lists and reminders. Cr[...]

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    18 web Learn to use Internet Explorer , RSS Reader , and Podcast. Inter net Exp lorer Use Internet E xplorer to browse w eb pages and bookmark your favourite web pages. Browse a web page 1. On the Home screen, press < St art > → < All Prog rams > → Internet → Intern et Explor er . 2. Access a web pa ge: • Press < Menu > ?[...]

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    19 web 3. T o close the web connection, on the Home screen, press < Start > → < All Programs > → Accessorie s → Data Call Manag er . Scroll to the connection y ou want to end and press < OK >. Add a bookmark 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Internet → Internet Explor er . 2. A[...]

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    20 web Windows Live W ith Wi ndows Live, you can stay in tou ch with friends and ac cess information on the wireless web quickly . 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Internet → Windows Live . 2. Scroll to S ign in t o Window s Live an d press the Confirm key . 3. Follow the on-s creen instructi ons. Me[...]

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    21 web 3. While chatt ing, you can perform th e following actions: • Insert emoticons: press < Me nu > → Add emotic on • Invite a contact to chat: press < Menu > → Options → Add par ticip ant • T ra nsf er a fi le: pr ess < Me nu > → Send → a file type → a file • Record and send a voice cl ip: select Voice clip[...]

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    22 web Import feeds Y o u can add feeds by im porting OPML fi les. 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Internet → RSS Reader . 2. Press < Menu > → OPML → Import → Select OPM L file or Enter OPM L URL . 3. Locate an O PML file o r enter the addres s of an OPML URL. Read RSS feeds 1. On the Ho[...]

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    23 web 3. Enter a web addr ess (URL) an d press < Subscr ibe > → < Yes >. 4. Follow the on- screen instructi ons to complete the setup. Search for a podcast 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All Pr ograms > → Int ernet → Podcas t → Podcasts . 2. Press < Menu > → S earch Podcas t . 3. Enter a k e[...]

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    24 connec tivity Learn to transfer data to and from your device via the Bluetooth wireless feature or the PC data cable and synchronise your device to a computer with ActiveSync. Learn to set up data or network connections for connecting to the internet or your private network. Use the Bluetooth wireless feat ure Y o u can conn ect with othe r Blue[...]

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    25 connecti vity Search for and pair with a Bluetooth-enabled device 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Se ttings → More ... → Connections → Bluetooth → General Setti ngs . 2. Select A dd new d evice... Y our device wi ll search for an d display the list of Bluetoo th-enabled d evices. 3. Scroll [...]

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    26 connecti vity Set up a Bl uetoo th COM p ort When you connect to a Bluetooth d evice supporting the Serial profile, you can establish a Bluetooth CO M port. 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Se ttings → More ... → Connections → Bluetooth → General Setti ngs . 2. Press < Menu > → COM P[...]

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    27 connecti vity Copy files to a memory card 1. Inser t a m emory c ard into the devi ce. 2. Change the US B connection to Mass storage . 3. Connect you r device to a PC with the P C data cable. 4. Open a folder t o view files. 5. Copy files to the memor y card a nd vice versa. 6. When you are finished, disconnect the device from the PC. Synchronis[...]

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    28 connecti vity Connect your device to a computer with the PC data cable 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Se ttings → More ... → Connections → USB . 2. Change the US B connection to ActiveS ync and press < Do ne >. 3. Connect o ne end of the P C data cab le to the multifunc tion jack o n y[...]

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    29 connecti vity 7. Enter a user name, password, and dom ain address. 8. Press < Next >. 9. Select the ty pes of data to synchronise. 10. When y ou are fi nished, press < Finish >. Change the synchronisation sche dule If you ro utinely synchroni se your da ta via an Exchange ser ver , you can con figure settings for both peak and off-p [...]

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    30 connecti vity 3. Select the PC connection and networ k connection type, and then press < Connect >. Connect to the internet or your private network T o conn ect to the internet or your network a nd transfer data, create dat a and network connecti ons. Bef ore yo u begi n, obt ain t he fo llowi ng information: • From your cellular network[...]

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    31 connecti vity Set up GPR S connections 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Se ttings → More ... → Connections → GPRS . 2. Press < Menu > → Add to add a new connection . 3. Set the conn ection inform ation (see "GPRS" for details X p. 43 ). 4. When you are finished, pre ss < D[...]

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    32 additional programs Learn to use Games, Java, World Clock, Alarms, D-Day , Calculator, Smart Converter , and StopWatch. Games To p l a y g a m e s , 1. On the Home scre en, press < Sta rt > → < All Programs > → Games . 2. Select a game from the li st and follow t he on-screen i nstructions. Java Java is a fol der where do wnloade[...]

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    33 addition al prog rams Launch applications 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Games → Ja va → an application. 2. Press < Menu > to access a list of various options and setting s for your application. Wor ld Cloc k W ith a world cloc k, you can monitor the time in another ci ty or coun try . C[...]

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    34 addition al prog rams Alar ms Learn to set a nd contro l alarms for importan t even ts. Set a new alarm 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Organizer → Ala rms . 2. Scroll to an empty alarm location and press < Edit >. 3. Set alarm deta ils. 4. When you are finished, pre ss < Done >. Stop[...]

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    35 addition al prog rams Smart Converter W ith Smart Converte r , you can co nvert measuremen ts or curre ncies from one un it to another . T o co nvert curren cies, you must first set a base cu rrency and exchange rat e. Add currencies and exchange rates T o set a base curre ncy , 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rogr[...]

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    36 addition al prog rams Stop Watc h 1. On the Home scr een, pre ss < Sta rt > → < All P rograms > → Accessories → StopWat ch . 2. Press < Start > to begin the stopwatc h. 3. Press < Record > to record l ap times. 4. When you are finished, pre ss < Stop >. 5. Press < Reset > to cle ar recorded t imes.[...]

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    37 Settings Learn about your device sett ings. T o access your de vice settings, On the H ome screen, pr ess < Start > → < All Progra ms > → Setting s . Phone Control ho w your device handles calls with caller ID, call waiting, and other call settings. All Calls • Band Selection : se t to operat e your device on UMTS or GSM networ[...]

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    38 Settings Phone num ber : vie w your phon e number Voice mail numb er : set the voice mail number provided by your ser vice provider Text mess ages serv ice centr e : set the text message ser vice n umber provi ded by you r ser v ice pr ovid er Count ry code : set your coun try co de Dialling code : set your ar ea code • Caller ID : set to send[...]

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    39 Settings Block o utgoing calls - Off : set to deact ivate outg oing call barri ng - Int’l calls exce pt to h ome : set to prevent international calls to countries other than your ho me countr y - Int’l calls : set to prevent calls to international numbers - All calls : set to pr event all outgoi ng calls • Call Forwarding : divert incomi n[...]

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    40 Settings Sounds • Ring To ne : set a ringto ne for incom ing calls • Notifica tion Reminders : set a tone for remind ers New email : set a to ne for incom ing email messages New text message : se t a to ne for incoming text messages New voice m essage : set a t one for incoming vo ice mails New instant message : set a tone fo r incoming inst[...]

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    41 Settings Profiles Change the sound profile (see the Quick Start Guid e). Date and Time Control th e appearance and behavior of the date and tim e. • Time z one : set the time zone • Date : set the current d ate • Time : set the cu rrent time • Time zone up dating : selec t a mode for updating the current ti me and date Manua l only : set[...]

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    42 Settings Connections Control th e Bluetooth wireless feature or USB connecti on and set up dial-up, GP RS, proxy , and VPN c onnections so th at you can conn ect to the in ternet or yo ur private ne twork. Wireless Man ager Set to disab le or enab le your device’s wireless functions or Bluetooth wire less feature. Beam Set the d evice to rece [...]

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    43 Settings • User name : set a use r name • Password : set a pa sswor d for th e dia l-up connecti on • Domain : enter the d omain name GPRS T o set up GPRS connec tions, press < Menu > → Add to access the following o ptions: • Description : set a nam e for the GPR S connecti on • Conne cts to : set a networ k type to use to conn[...]

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    44 Settings • Password : set a pa sswo rd for the pro xy connecti on VPN T o set up VPN c onnections, press < Menu > → Add to access the fol lowing options: • Description : set a nam e for the VPN connecti on • VPN type : set a VPN type • Server : set a name of th e VPN ser ver • Conne cts from : set a network type to use to conne[...]

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    45 Settings Security Set security codes and manage securi ty certificates or security mo dules. • Device Lock : set a lock code for the de vice • Enable SIM Lock : set th e device use only your SIM or USIM card; When SIM or USI M Lock is ena bled, you ar e not able t o use another SIM or USIM card o n your de vice • Enable SIM PIN : set the d[...]

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    46 Settings Managed Pr ograms View the history o f the program installation. Remove Programs Remove programs you have instal led on your device. Scroll to a program and press < Menu > → Remove . Power Management • Battery : view the remaining b attery • Backlight time : set th e delay befor e the back light dims • Display time : set t[...]

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    47 Settings Device Name Set your d evice’ s nam e. Accessibility • System fon t size : set the text size on the dis play • Multipress time out : set the d elay when you press a key for entering text • Confirmation time out : set the delay before an unconfi rmed actio n times out • In-call alert vo lume : set the volume for th e alert tone[...]

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    48 troubleshooting If you have trouble with you r device, tr y these p rocedur es before you co ntact a ser vice profe ssional. While using your de vice, the following messages m ay appear: Y our device do es not show a signal (no bars next to the network icon). • If you just turned on the de vice, wait abou t 2 minutes for your device t o find t[...]

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    49 troubl eshoo ting • Y o u may be b etween serv ice areas. Y ou should recei ve a signal when you enter a serv ice area. Y ou forgot a securi ty , PIN, or PU K code. If you for get or lose thi s or anothe r code, contact the seller or your serv ice provider . Y our d isplay shows whi te lin es. The display may show white lines if you have turne[...]

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    50 troubl eshoo ting The battery d oes not charge p roperly or someti mes your device tu rns i tself off while chargi ng. • Disconnect the devi ce from the cha rger , remove and reinstal l the battery , and try charging again. • The ba ttery te rminals may be dirty . W ipe both gold- coloured contac ts with a clean, soft cloth and try charging [...]

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    51 troubl eshoo ting Y ou cannot f ind a Bluetooth-ena bled devi ce. • Ensure that both devices have acti vated the Bluetooth wirel ess feature. • Ensure that the distance between the devices is not more than 10 metre s and that they are not separated b y walls or o ther obstacles. • Ensure that the settings fo r each device allow them t o be[...]

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    a MICROSOFT SOFTWARE LICENSE TERMS FOR WINDOWS MOBILE 6.1 SOFTWARE Agreement These license terms are an agreement be tween you and S amsung Electron ics Inc. ("Company"). Please read them. They apply to the software i ncluded on this device. The software also includes any se parate media on which you received the software. The software o [...]

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    b Even occasi onal, short di versions of at tention can be dan gerous if y our attentio n is divert ed away from your driving task at a cr itical time. Company and Microsoft make no representati ons, warranti es or other determinati ons that ANY use of this software is legal, safe, or in any man ner recom mended or intende d while driv ing or other[...]

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    c Neither Com pany nor M icrosoft or th eir suppliers shall be liable for any damages arising out of errors in the speech recognition p rocess. d. Phone F unction ality. If the device sof twar e in clude s phon e fu nctio nali ty , all or certain portions of the device softwar e may be inop erable if you d o not have and maintain a service account [...]

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    d Y ou may use rem ote access techno logies in the software such as Remo te Desktop Mobile to access the software remotely from a compu ter or ser ver . Y ou are respon sible for obt aining any licenses required for us e of the protocols to access other softwa re. 4. INTERNET -BASED SERVIC ES. Microsoft provides Inte rnet-based ser vices with th e [...]

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    e • Wind ows Media Digita l Right s Manag ement. Content owners use Windo ws Media digital right s management tec hnology (WMDRM) to protect thei r intellect ual property , including cop yrights. Thi s software and third party so ftware use W MDRM to play and copy WMDRM-pro tected content. If the software fai ls to protect the content, content ow[...]

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    f EXCEPT FOR USE DIRECTL Y RELA TED TO (A) DA T A OR IN FORMA TION (i) GENERA TED BY AND OBT AINED WITHOUT CHARGE FROM A CONSUMER NOT T HEREBY EN GAGED IN A BUSINE SS ENTERPRI SE, AND (ii) FOR P ERSONAL USE ONL Y ; AND (B) OTHER USE S SPECIF ICALL Y AN D SEP ARA TEL Y LICENSED BY MPE G LA, L.L.C. If you have q uestions abou t the MPEG-4 visual stan[...]

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    g 11. BACKUP COPY. Y ou may make one backup co py of the software . Y ou m ay use it only to reinstall the software on the device. 12. PROOF OF LICENSE. If you acquired the software on the d evice, or on a disc or other medi a, a genuin e Certificate of Authenticity l abel with a g enuine cop y of the software identifies licensed software. T o be v[...]

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    h 16. NO WARRANTI ES FOR THE SOFTWARE. Th e software is p rovided "as is". Y ou bear all risks of using it. Microsoft gives no express warr anties, guarante es or conditions. Any warranties yo u receiv e regarding the device or the softwa re do not originate fro m, and are not binding on, Microsoft or its affiliates. When allowed by your [...]

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    i index Active Sync Exchange server, 28 installing, 27 schedule, 29 synchronise, 28 Adobe Fl ash Lite, se e media Adob e Read er LE, 15 alar m setting, 34 stopping, 34 Bluetoot h activating, 24 COM port, 26 connecting to other devices, 25 receiving data, 25 sending data, 25 calculator , 34 calendar changing views, 13 creating events, 12 stopping ev[...]

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    j index date and t ime, 41 D-Day, 34 displ ay, 40 Exchange server, see Active Sync file manager, 17 FM rad io listening to, 8 storing stations, 8 games , 32 Java, 32 language, 41 media opening files in contents manager, 6 playing Flash files, 9 playing voice clips, 10 recording voice clips, 10 messaging email, 4 multimedia, 2 viewing, 4 messenger c[...]