Receiving multimedia messages – Kyocera K352 User Manual

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–

Send Setting

to choose the settings for the

message. The options are:

Priority-

Normal or Urgent

Delvry

Notif-

Enable or Disable

Saved Message-

Save, Not Save or Prompt.

–

Add slide

and

Remove slide

to add or

remove a slide.

–

Name Card

to add a Name Card to

the message.

–

DCF

to add a DCF file to the message.

Note:

You can add only one picture per

slide. Up to three slides are allowed per
multimedia message.

7.

Press

down once to enter the

Message

field.

– Enter your message manually, or
– Press

to

select

Options

→

Edit

and

enter the message. Press

again for

access to quick text.

– Press

when you are done.

8.

Press

down once to enter the

Sound

field and press

to select

Options.

Choose from:
–

Send

to send the message.

–

Preloaded sounds

already in your phone

–

Sound

to access your downloaded tones

and music.

Note:

You can add only one new or stored

sound per slide. Up to three slides are allowed
per multimedia message.

–

Voice

to access voice notes on your phone

–

Recording

to record a new voice memo

–

Preview

to play your multimedia message

prior to sending.

–

Save Message

to save your multimedia

message to the

Drafts

or

Templates

folders

and send it later.

–

Send Settings

to choose the settings for

the message. The options are:

Priority

Normal or Urgent

Delivery

Notif

Enable or Disable

Saved Message

Save, Not Save or Prompt.

–

Add slide

and

Remove slide

to add or

remove a slide.

–

Name Card

to add a Name Card to

the message.

–

DCF

to add a DCF file to the message.

9.

When you have completed entering your
message information, press

to

select

Send

.

10.

Press

to send your multimedia message.

11.

Press

again at the prompt to save your

multimedia message

Receiving multimedia messages

There are various settings for receiving a
multimedia message on your phone.

Note:

See “Customizing message settings” on

page 24 for more information on settings for
incoming and outgoing messages.

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