Kyocera K352 - Manual (Page 29)

User Guide for the Kyocera K352 Phone 23
3. Follow the prompts depending on your
selection above.
Viewing messages
You can view, save, protect or delete messages
stored on your phone in the Sent, Saved and
Drafts folders.
1. Select from the following message lists:
– To access the
Sent messages list, select
Menu
→
Messages
→
Sent Msgs .
– To access the Saved messages list, select
Menu
→
Messages
→
Svd Msgs .
– To access the Drafts folder, select
Menu
→
Messages
→
Drafts .
2. Press up or down through the list
of messages.
3. Press to select Read . The message
details are displayed.
4. Press to select Options .
Your options are:
–
Forward to send the message to
another recipient.
– Erase to delete the message.
– Erase All to delete all the
unprotected messages.
– Save to Saved to save the message to the
Saved messages folder.
– Protect to protect the message from
being accidentally deleted. The Unprotect
option is available when the message is
already protected.
– Status to view the status of the message
and any error messages. ( This option
appears when there is an error or
message that could not be sent.)
Creating and editing prewritten
messages (Templates)
Your phone comes with prewritten (Template)
messages, such as “Please call me back,” that
you can insert into the body of a text message.
You can create new ones. Your phone stores up
to 22 Auto Text messages, with up to 160
characters per message.
To create or edit templates:
1. Select Menu
→
Messages
→
Msg Template
→
SMS .
2. Highlight a template and press twice to
select OK and then make your edits.
3. Press and then press to select
an option.
–
Send allows you to enter a recipient’s
number, or press in the Receiver
screen, to select Search and enter a
recipient from the Contacts list.
– Save to Draft allows you to save your text
message in your draft folder.
– Enter Number allows you to include a
phone number in your message.
– Insert Template allows you to insert a
pre-written template.
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