Shortcut keys

1. The key

A) Tightly press the [] key under Standby mode: open a series of applications in use, roll to a specific application and press [C] to close the program.
B) Press the [] key under any situation for direct access to the main menu.



2. The key

While editing a message, you can copy the text to clipboard by pressing the [] key, then move the control stick and select Copy. Insert the copied text to a file or message, press the [] key again and select Paste. It is equivalent to the Ctrl key on a PC.



3. Use the key for multiple selection or cancel selection.

Press the [] key and move the control stick upward or downward for multiple selection, partial selection and cancelling all selection for messages, pictures and documents.



Try these too , some may work but depends on your phone.

1. The key

A) Tightly press the [] key under Standby mode:
To switch conversion between line 1 and line 2.
B) Press the [] key when editing information or text to switch between different input method.
C) Press the [] key when using the calculator to insert a decimal point.
D) Press the [] To put the phone in silent Profile
E) Press the [] key when using the calendar to go back to today ( Thanks R2 )



2. The key

A) Double click the [] key to input an [+] when dialing long distance calls.
B) Press the [] key to access the Symbol List when editing information or text.
C) To switch between modes when using the calendar.
D) Press the [] key for switch between algorithms when using the calculator.



3. Number keys

A) Tightly press the [0] key under Standby mode for direct access of the wap/web brower.
B) Tightly press the [1] key under Standby mode for direct connection to voice mailbox.
C) Assign single key dialing settings for each number from 2 to 9. To dial a certain predefined entry, simply press the assigned number key tightly or press the respective number key once, follow by pressing the call key.
D) Use number key 1 to 9 instead of the direction key to enter the main menu for quick access.
E) To browse pictures in [Gallery], use the number keys instead of the phone menu for quick access:
1: Rotate anti-clockwise
3: Rotate clockwise
5: Zoom in
0: Zoom out
2,4,6,8: To move the picture in four different directions
*: To switch between full screen and standard mode.
F) When taking pictures: (result varies depending on phone models)
1: To activate or close night mode
4: To activate or close sequence mode
3: To adjust brightness
6: To adjust contrast
G) When editing a message:
To insert a space: press the [0] key once
To shift the cursor to the next line: press the [0] key three times
To input common punctuation marks: press the [1] key once or several times



4. The key

A) To delete a program or a document, press the [] key.
B) Press the "End" key to terminate or reject calls, or to withdraw from a function and return to Standby mode.



5. The key (Available for selected phone models only.)

A) Tightly press the [] Key, if equipped, under the Standby mode to activate voice tag or voice command.
B) Press the [] key to use the speaker during a call or when dialing, press the [] key during a call to close the speaker function.



6. The key

For quick conversion between modes, press [] under Standby mode.



7. Input of numbers

To insert numbers in any input system, simply press the number key on the keyboard tightly.



8. To select functions with number keys

Phone menu icons are arranged three in a row. The first 9 icons at the very top is recognized as the traditional "grid" screen. Simply press number keys 1 to 9 on the keyboard to activate function icons in the respective position. This function only applies to the nine icons on the very top of the screen and to every level on the phone menu.



9. Keylock

Press the left selection key once, and then press the [] key under Standby mode to lock the keyboard. A symbol of a key will appear on the upper right hand side of the screen. Repeat the above procedure once to activate the keyboard and the key symbol will disappear



The [] key is the menu key

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