User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Overview
- Introduction
- Getting to know your P900
- P900 package
- P900 overview
- SIM card
- Battery
- Care instructions
- First time startup
- Turning your P900 on and off
- Importing phone book entries
- Operational modes
- Flip closed mode
- Flip open mode
- Flip removed
- Screen areas
- Jog Dial
- Keypad functions
- Indicators and status bar icons
- Memory Stick® Duo™
- Connecting the accessories
- Services
- Applications - overview
- General functions
- Entering text
- P900 locks
- Phone
- Media
- Business
- Messaging
- Contacts
- Calendar
- Tasks
- Jotter
- Tools
- Advanced Functions
- Settings
- Personalizing your P900
- Control panel
- Application shortcuts
- Display
- Flight mode
- International
- Locks
- Sounds and alerts
- Text input
- Themes
- Time & date
- User greeting
- Bluetooth
- Cable
- GSM Networks
- Infrared
- Internet accounts
- Messaging accounts
- WAP accounts
- Certificate manager
- Flip removed
- Format disk
- IP security manager
- Language selection
- Master reset
- Secure tokens
- Storage manager
- WIM PIN settings
- Getting started with Internet and Messaging
- Reference
72 Music player
Preferences
You can select whether you want all types of sound files to be
displayed in the file list view, or if you want to display only a
certain type of sound file.
To select sound file types
1. Select
Edit > Preferences
from the file list view.
2. Check the boxes next to the sound files you want to include
in the track folders and tap
Done
.
Saving sound files
When you receive sound files in other applications, such as
email and multimedia messages, you activate the viewer in your
P900. From the viewer, you can then save the sound file
to your P900.
To save a track from another application
1. Tap
Save
or select
Music
and tap
Save
.
2. Select the folder you want to save the track in and tap
Save
.
Sending and receiving sound files
You can send and receive sound files using
Send as
. See
‘Sending and receiving items’ on page 29.
Note You can send WAV and AMR sound files in multimedia
messages, and MP3 and AU sound files as attachments to
multimedia messages.