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User Manual M65 / M85 / M25 Getting to know
Contacts
These are the personal contacts that are available only on the handset where they have been entered
and saved. You can open your contacts either via the menu (see "Menus" on page 42) or by pressing
the function key underneath the contacts symbol on the idle screen (Fig. 1). Your list of personal
contacts opens in alphabetic order (Fig. 2).
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
• Finding your contact. Use the navigation keys to scroll up and down (see "Navigation and "OK"
keys" on page 35) or enter the first letter of the contact you want to dial to go to the first contact
beginning with that letter (Fig. 3), then scroll down if it is not the contact you are looking for (Fig.
4).
Fig. 3 Fig. 4 Fig. 5
• Calling your contact. If the default phone number underneath the name is the number you want
to dial, press the function key underneath "Call" (M65/M85 only) or the green key
. M65/M85
only: If you want to dial one of the other numbers associated with the name, press the right rim of
the navigation key to scroll to it, then dial (Fig. 5).
• Each contact must have a name and at least one phone number.
• M65/M85: Up to four phone numbers per contact are possible: Work, mobile, home, other. If
there is more than one phone number associated with a contact, the "work" number is the default
number presented by the phone when you select the contact. If there is no oce number, the
mobile number is the default number. M25: One phone number (work) per contact.
Name (mandatory)
Work number (default number if entered)
Mobile number (default number if entered and if there is no work number) (M65/M85)
Home phone number (default number if entered and if there are no work or mobile
numbers) (M65/M85)
Other phone number (default number if entered and if there are no work, mobile, or
home phone numbers) (M65/M85)
Ringtone for incoming calls from this contact. The default setting is melody 1.
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