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Device Basics

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Sound Controls

The Sound Controls dialog box contains settings that you can open at any time, from any screen:

There are two ways you can open the Sound Controls:

• Method 1: Press the Menu and Back buttons together. You can use this method from any screen, in

any application, at any time.

• Method 2: Press Jump to open the Jump screen. Press Menu to open the Jump screen menu.

Select Controls > Sound.

Select a sound profile from the Sound Controls dialog box. Use the wheel to scroll through all available profiles,

then press the wheel to select a profile and dismiss the dialog box.

For details about creating and editing sound profiles, read

Sound Profiles

on page 47.

Keyboard

Your device keyboard contains five rows of keys, including a key for the “at” symbol (@) and a Directional pad

(“D-pad”) that “rocks” into eight different directions or positions. The topics below describe the keyboard in more

detail.

Directional Pad (D-Pad)

The D-pad is the round navigational device in the lower-right corner of the keypad that you can “rock” in eight

directions: up, down, left, right, plus the 4 corners (northwest, northeast, southwest, and southeast), which you

use by pressing two adjacent keys at the same time. You use the D-pad to navigate while playing games and to

navigate within

text boxes

. A text box is an area on the screen in which you can type characters. Here’s a couple

examples of text boxes:

• To, From, Subject fields in an email, IM, or text message

• Go To dialog box in the Web Browser

Press the up/down and left/right arrows to move in those directions among characters in a text box. Press the

corners of the D-pad (two adjacent arrows at the same time) to jump up/down one line and forward/backward

a character. Read more in

Typing and Navigating in Text Fields

on page 24.

ALT Key

You type special characters (shown in red on some of the keys) by first pressing the ALT key, then the key

showing the special character. For example, if you need to type a semicolon (;), you would first press the ALT

key, then the J key. (This action is also represented in the user documentation as ALT, J.)

• Lock the ALT key to type a series of special characters by pressing the key twice.

• Unlock the ALT key by pressing it once again.

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