[Talks] compareson between the n97 and e75

Hi Listers I can upgrade and am not sure which phone to choose. I know the n97 is a touch screen phone and am not afraid of learning the new way of it, but what have been your experiences? Thanks. ___ Talks mailing list Talks@talksusers.com http://lists

[Talks] Resetting question about N86

Hello everyone: does anyone know of a way to reset the N86 to its factory default settings, without using the menu option, without losing any data. For example, is there a way to reset the N86 to its factory default settings, using a key combination along with the on button. The reason why I am

[Talks] Accessing the file Manager on the N86

Hello everyone: How does one access the File Manager on the N86? The only way I was able to find and then use the File Manager, was to set it as one of the icons on the Standby screen, using the shortcuts option, in the Standby Menu. In the list of applications under the Menu item, I have 27 app

Re: [Talks] Accessing the file Manager on the N86

I found it under menu, applications, office, file manager. Carin On 15/11/2010 2:10 PM, Dave Durber wrote: Hello everyone: How does one access the File Manager on the N86? The only way I was able to find and then use the File Manager, was to set it as one of the icons on the Standby screen, u

Re: [Talks] Accessing the file Manager on the N86

It's under applications and then office. Hth. -Original Message- From: talks-boun...@talksusers.com [mailto:talks-boun...@talksusers.com] On Behalf Of Dave Durber Sent: 15 November 2010 19:10 To: talks@talksusers.com Subject: [Talks] Accessing the file Manager on the N86 Hello everyon

Re: [Talks] Accessing the file Manager on the N86

Hi, Press Talks key twice to bring up the menu, then press the directional key to folder applications, press enter, which is the middle key, this takes you to folder office, press enter again and this will take you to file manager. - Original Message - From: "Dave Durber" To: Sent:

Re: [Talks] Accessing the file Manager on the N86

Dave As many people ahve said, just because the application isn't listed in the main Application folder, doesn't mean it isn't under a subfolder. There are other folders under folders. So you can have two or three levels deep os folders. This is why it is a good things to explore all the folde

Re: [Talks] Resetting question about N86

Dave you can try a Soft Reset and see if that takes care of your issue. This will leave all data in place. However this will reset ringtones and the like back to factory defaults. Talks, and any other software will still be there after the reset. From the main standby screen, do a *#7780# The

Re: [Talks] Accessing the file Manager on the N86

Carin: Thank you for the information. I did not bother looking under Office for the File Manager. This is because I do not use that application. Sincerely: Dave Durber - Original Message - From: "Carin Headrick" To: "Talks Mailing List" Sent: Monday, November 15, 2010 2:27 PM Subjec

Re: [Talks] Resetting question about N86

Thanks Steve, I will try that! Sincerely: Dave Durber - Original Message - From: "Stephen Giggar" To: "Talks Mailing List" Sent: Monday, November 15, 2010 3:28 PM Subject: Re: [Talks] Resetting question about N86 > Dave you can try a Soft Reset and see if that takes care of your issu

Re: [Talks] Accessing the file Manager on the N86

Glad I can help. That's one thing I know. *smile*. Carin On 15/11/2010 3:56 PM, Dave Durber wrote: Carin: Thank you for the information. I did not bother looking under Office for the File Manager. This is because I do not use that application. Sincerely: Dave Durber - Original Message