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Business Card Exchange
Business Card
Exchange
Exchange
An electronic business card consists of a name and a phone number and your
phone allows you to send and receive the people in your phone book as
business cards. You can also create, edit and send your own business card.
The business cards can be sent from your mobile phone to another similar
phone and certain handheld PCs/PDAs. The phone can receive business cards
from another similar phone, a handheld PC/PDA or a PC.
In order to send business cards, your phone uses a standard called
‘IrDA-Ultra’ and to receive, it can use both ‘IrDA-Ultra’ and ‘Standard IR’. If
you encounter problems, this can be due to the fact that your PC, handheld
PC/PDA cannot handle these standards.
Note!
If you do not know whether your PC, handheld PC/PDA can handle the
transfer of electronic business cards, please consult its User’s Guide or
contact either the manufacturer or the local retailer of the PC, handheld PC/
PDA.
Before you start sending and receiving
with the built-in modem, make sure that
the infrared eye on the mobile phone,
handheld PC/PDA or PC is no more than
a metre away and at an angle of 30
degrees or less from your phone.
To send your own business card
1.
Scroll to
Phone Book
,
Y E S
,
Business Card
,
Y E S
.
2.
Position the phone’s infrared eye next to the infrared eye of the phone,
computer or handheld PC/PDA to which you want to send the business
card.
3.
Select
Beam My Card
.
If you have not created your personal business card yet, you are asked if
Sending Business Cards
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