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96 Using the WAP™ Browser
and that your subscription supports WAP browsing. See “Changing the WAP
Profile Settings” on page 100.
WheneveryouworkwithyourWAPprofiles,youneedtoremembertwo
things:
• You can use up to five different homepages. Each of your WAP profiles
can have its own homepage. This way you can use up to five different
homepages. For instance: You have entered a network operator WAP
profile and an intranet WAP profile. Whenever you switch between these
WAP profiles, the homepage in your browser can change to different WAP
addresses chosen by you. See “Opening and Changing A Home Page” on
page 96.
• A saved bookmark might not work with all your WAP profiles.
Whenever you bookmark a WAP page, that bookmark might get tied to the
network settings you have stored in the WAP profile you are using just
then. Consequently, if you can not access a bookmark, you might solve the
problem by switching to another WAP profile and then accessing the
bookmark again. See “Working with Bookmarks” on page 97.
To switch between WAP profiles
1. Scroll to
WAP Services
, YES,
WAP Profiles
, YES.
2. Scroll to the WAP profile you want to use and press
YES.
This WAP profile will be used until you switch to another profile.
Below is described the three different ways in which you can go to a WAP
page:
• By opening a home page
• By going to a stored bookmark
• By going to a WAP page by entering its address
Each of your WAP profiles can store its own homepage. Therefore, whenever
you switch from one WAP profile to another, you can also change your
homepage automatically. See “Using WAP Profiles to Simplify your
Browsing” on page 95.
When you buy your mobile phone, Ericsson Mobile Internet is set to be your
home page in all your five WAP profiles. When you go to a homepage, you
might be asked to select an access type. See “Choosing Which Access Type to
Use When Browsing” on page 102.
Viewing a WAP Page
Opening and Changing A Home Page
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