Nokia 6610i - Multimedia messages

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Multimedia messaging suppo

rts the f

ollowi

n

g

formats:

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Picture: JPEG, GIF, PNG, and BMP.

Sound: Scalabl

e Polyphonic MIDI (SP

-MIDI) and monophonic ringi

n

g

to

nes.

The phone does not necessarily suppor

t all vari

ations of

t

h

e afor

ement

ion

ed file

formats. If

a received

message cont

ains

any unsupported elements, they may be

replaced

with the f

ile name and the text

O

b

je

ct for

mat not supported

.

Note that you are not able to receive an

y multimedia messages if you have a call

in progress, a game or another Java a

pplication running, o

r an active browsing

session over GSM

data (see

Keyi

n

g

i

n

t

h

e service settings manually

on page

121

).

Because del

ivery of multime

dia messages can fail for a variety o

f reasons, do not

rely solely u

p

on

t

h

em fo

r essential

communicatio

n

s.

Writin

g a

n

d

sen

din

g a

mu

ltimedi

a m

essage

To set the settings f

o

r multimedia messaging, see

Settings for multimedia

messages

on page

65

. To check avai

lability and to subscribe to the multimedia

messaging service, con

tact

your ne

twor

k op

erat

o

r or service pr

ovider.

1.

Pre

ss

Me

n

u

, and select

Messages

,

Multimed

ia msgs.

and

Cr

eate message

.

2.

Key in a message. See

Writing text

on page

38

.

To insert a pi

cture or a

sound clip, press

Op

tions

, and select

Insert i

mage

or

Insert so

u

n

d

clip

, r

espectively. The list of available folders in the

Gallery

is

shown. Open a specific fold

er, scroll

to

the desired pictu

re

or sound, pr

ess

Option

s

and select

Insert

. The

or

indicator

in t

h

e header of

the

message indicat

es that

a picture

or sound has been attached.

To insert a name fr

om

Contacts

, pre

ss

Opt

ions

, s

ele

ct

Mor

e o

p

ti

ons

and

Insert

contac

t

. Scroll to the

desi

red name, press

Opt

ions

and select

Insert contact

.

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To insert a number,

press

Op

tions

, s

ele

ct

More options

and

Insert number

. Ke

y

in the number or sear

ch f

o

r it in

Contacts

, and press

OK

.

3.

To view the message befor

e sending it, press

Opt

ions

and select

Previ

ew

.

4.

To send the message, press

Opti

ons

and select

Send to

n

u

mber

(or

Send to e-

mail

or

Send to

many

).

5.

Enter the recipient’s phone n

u

mber (or

e-mail address) or sear

ch f

o

r it in

Contacts

. Pres

s

OK

and t

h

e message is moved to the

O

u

tbox

folder for sending.

It t

a

kes more time to send a multimedia

me

ss

age

tha

n

to se

nd

a tex

t mes

sag

e.

While the multimedia message is bein

g sent,

th

e animat

ed indicator

is

disp

layed and you

can use o

ther functions on the phon

e. If

t

h

ere is an

interr

upt

ion wh

il

e

th

e message is being sent,

the

phone

tr

ies to r

esend i

t

a

few

times. If t

h

is fails, the messag

e will

remain in t

h

e

Outbox

folder and you

can try

to

r

es

en

d

it

la

te

r.

The messages that you have

sent will be saved in the

Sent items

folder if

t

h

e

setting

Save sent messages

is set

to

Ye

s

. See

Set

tings f

o

r

mu

lt

im

edia messages

on page

65

. This is not

an indication that th

e message has been received at the

intended destination.

Co

py

ri

ght

prot

ections may prevent some

im

ag

es

, ri

nging

tones,

and

other

content

from

being c

o

pied, modified, transferred or forwarded.

Read

ing

an

d

replyin

g to a mul

tim

edia messa

g

e

When your phone i

s receiving a multime

dia message, the animated indicator

is d

isplayed.

W

h

en th

e message has been

re

ceived

, the i

n

di

ca

tor

and the te

xt

Multimedia message

received

ar

e show

n.

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The bli

n

king

indicates that the memory

for

multimedia messages i

s full, see

Multimedia messag

es memor

y

full

on page

60

.

The multimedia message function

uses shar

ed memory, see

Shared Memory

on

page

11

.

1.

Pre

ss

Sh

o

w

to vi

ew the message, or press

Exit

t

o

v

ie

w

it

la

te

r.

Reading th

e message

later:

Pr

ess

Menu

, and select

Messages

,

Multimedia

msgs.

and

In

box

.

2.

Scroll to view the message. P

ress

Options

and some of

th

e following options

may be available:

Delete message

to delete a saved message.

Reply

or

Reply to

all

to reply to the message. To

send the reply,

refer to

Writing and sending a mult

im

edia message

on page

57

Forward to

no.

,

Forwar

d to

e-mail

or

Send t

o

many

to forward the message.

Edit

to edit a message. You can only e

dit messages you have creat

ed. See

Writing and sending a mult

im

edia message

on page

57

.

Messa

ge details

to v

iew the subj

ect, size and th

e type of message.

Details

to view the details of th

e attached image or

sound.

Save sound cli

p

t

o

save the ringing tone in the

Gallery

.

Save image

to save t

h

e picture i

n

the

Galler

y

.

Refer also to th

e file options i

n

Gall

ery

, s

ee

Gall

ery (Menu 8)

on page

95

.

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Inb

o

x,

Ou

tbox,

S

a

ved and Sen

t item

s folders

The phone saves the multimedia messages

that

have been received in th

e

Inbox

folder of the

Multimedi

a msgs.

submenu.

Multimedia messages t

h

at

have not

ye

t been sen

t are moved

to the

Outbox

folder

of the

Multimedia msgs.

submenu.

The multimedia messages that you wish

to send later,

can be saved i

n

the

Saved

items

folder of the

Multimedia

msgs.

submenu.

The multimedia

messages t

h

at

have

been sent

ar

e saved

in the

Sent items

folder

of

the

Multimedi

a msgs.

submen

u

if t

h

e

setting

Save sent messages

is set

to

Ye

s

. See

Settings for multimedia messages

on page

65

.