Guest mrs29 Posted April 11, 2003 Report Posted April 11, 2003 i just accidentally discovered how to add words, most probably most of u already know how but for d benefit of those who are new users and not so good with programming like myself. we all know that d t9 does not have all d words dat we use, and unlike nokia, der is no insert word option.. so here's how u insert words into d t9 and have it added to d database. first, make a new message, den turn on d t9 and type in a word dat u are sure is in d database like the word "yes" and then turn off d t9 then type ur new word, for example "modaco" then turn d dictionary on again. d new word should now be in d database already and can be inputed with d use of t9
Guest midnight Posted April 11, 2003 Report Posted April 11, 2003 yep, thats an old one, and even mentioned in the manual (not that i've read it, just thought i'd check thats all :wink:). one thing tho, your keyboard appears to be busted :lol:
Guest amo Posted April 11, 2003 Report Posted April 11, 2003 Was it just me or was that first post extremely difficult to understand? What was with all the d's??? Can somebody translate!?
Guest Carnivor Posted April 11, 2003 Report Posted April 11, 2003 it must have take so much longer to type in aswell, but just for amo heres my translation, summut about t9 and adding words to it, thats as far as i got :-)
Guest Richie M Posted April 11, 2003 Report Posted April 11, 2003 mrs29 are you related to Mesh112? You just seem to speak the same language, whatever that is :?
Guest Monolithix [MVP] Posted April 11, 2003 Report Posted April 11, 2003 mrs29 is from the Phillipines, so don't expect perfect english... ;p Moved this to help and advice...
Guest mrs29 Posted April 11, 2003 Report Posted April 11, 2003 sorry for those letters, i was typing that post from my phone because i was out when i discovered that t9 thing. anyways for claritys sake... d = the, den = then, dat = that, u = you. its more of a shortcut way of writing words in an SMS. here in my country, people have a habit of sending SMS, i guess thats why they call it the SMS capital of the world.... a survey was once released and it said that on the average, filipinos send at least 100 SMS a day. i for one send around 50 a day and thats cutting it already! so we came up with shortcuts to words to enable cramming them up into one message instead of sending two to save money :lol: since SMS arent free in our country, seeing the money it rakes in. my apologies again, but it really is difficult not to type that way when using your mobile phone since ive been used to typing in that way.
Guest Richie M Posted April 11, 2003 Report Posted April 11, 2003 sorry for those letters, i was typing that post from my phone because i was out when i discovered that t9 thing. anyways for claritys sake... d = the, den = then, dat = that, u = you. its more of a shortcut way of writing words in an SMS. here in my country, people have a habit of sending SMS, i guess thats why they call it the SMS capital of the world.... a survey was once released and it said that on the average, filipinos send at least 100 SMS a day. i for one send around 50 a day and thats cutting it already! so we came up with shortcuts to words to enable cramming them up into one message instead of sending two to save money :lol: since SMS arent free in our country, seeing the money it rakes in. my apologies again, but it really is difficult not to type that way when using your mobile phone since ive been used to typing in that way. Hey thats ok, no offence meant - we were just joking. Also we would of took it easier if knew you were from the Phillipines ;) Your english is very good . Once again, sorry no offence meant and a warm welcome to the "club" :( Your not coming to the meet in London then, are you :lol:
Guest mrs29 Posted April 11, 2003 Report Posted April 11, 2003 no problem! no harm done! :lol: nope wont be going to london, though i really want to, the trip would cost me a fortune and with the SARS problem right now, m sure Asians arent that welcome in other countries, though i am proud to say that the Philippines hasnt had a case yet. but it wont be far since hong kong is just a few kilometers away ;)
Guest midnight Posted April 12, 2003 Report Posted April 12, 2003 the thing i like with the t9 is the 'add text' thing, once set up it makes adding smilies and stuff simple. (and just for the uninititiated.... go to the inbox, select menu>options>Predefined text)
Guest mrs29 Posted April 12, 2003 Report Posted April 12, 2003 yup! thats true! btw is the predefined texts limited to 9 only or can u add more?
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