User's Manual

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On the far right
 indicates there is space available for writing or, if 
appears there is hidden text to the right of the display (press  to see the
text to scroll the text to the right) or if
 appears there is no more space
available for writing.
By repeatedly pressing  e  it is possible to scroll through the text of the
message to the left and right respectively.
Entering text with the conventional method



Each key corresponds to more than one letter. Briefly press the key once for
the first letter, twice consecutively for the second, 3 consecutive times for the
third, etc. (see page 31).
For instance, to write the word BUS - press  twice consecutively to key in
the letter “b”, wait for the cursor to move on, press  2 consecutive times to
key in the letter “u”, wait for the cursor to move on, and briefly press  4 times
to key in “s”. Then press  to create a space to continue with the message.
Linked messages
With the Gm825 you can compose messages longer than 160 characters as
it splits them up automatically, optimizing the division of the contents, into
several single messages that will get sent to the same recipient.
The remaining character count in the text editor at top right is accompanied
by a number from 1 to 5 (maximum length) indicating the number of single
messages of 160 characters used to contain the current text.
Linked messages are joined automatically when they are received and the
text is presented as a single unit.