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Zoab - 29 Dec 2005 11:29 GMT
Good morning.
I have a Nokia 6600 and have somehow turned on predictive
text, and having mislaid the manual ( of course ) I can't
find a way to turn it off, would some kind person help.

Bryan ( Winchester UK )
Simon VK3XEM - 29 Dec 2005 12:18 GMT
> Good morning.
> I have a Nokia 6600 and have somehow turned on predictive
> text, and having mislaid the manual ( of course ) I can't
> find a way to turn it off, would some kind person help.
>
> Bryan ( Winchester UK )

Go to type an SMS and put the cursor into the body of the text, rather
than the phone number.  You will see two horizontal lines and a pen
symbol before the Abc.

Touch the HASH key ( # ) a couple of times until the two horizontal
lines disappear.  Predictive text is now gone.

Some people can master it, but I sure as hell can't!  I can't cope with
it as I have absolutely no idea what the phone is doing for me, never
seems to pick the word I want.

It would be good if it could be totally disabled so inadvertently
hitting the # key won't activate it.  Just like holding the # key down
in standby mode switches to line 2, the amount of people that have asked
me to solve that problem for them is amazing as line 2 is NEVER used
here in Australia and not many people have ever heard of it.

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Zoab - 29 Dec 2005 12:34 GMT
>> Good morning.
>> I have a Nokia 6600 and have somehow turned on predictive
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> here in Australia and not many people have ever heard of
> it.

My sincere thanks Simon, I still can't find my destruction
manual, so you have been a big help.

Bryan
Lurker - 30 Dec 2005 08:45 GMT
>>> Good morning.
>>> I have a Nokia 6600 and have somehow turned on predictive text, and
>>> having mislaid the manual ( of course ) I can't find a way to turn it
>>> off, would some kind person help.
<snip>

Nokia are pretty good with their user guides and keep almost all of them
online.  Here's a link to the 6600 guide:
http://nds1.nokia.com/phones/files/guides/Nokia_6600_UG_en.pdf

Jeremy.
{{{{{Welcome}}}}} - 30 Dec 2005 00:12 GMT
Thus spaketh Simon VK3XEM:

> Some people can master it, but I sure as hell can't!  I can't cope
> with it as I have absolutely no idea what the phone is doing for me,
> never seems to pick the word I want.

I find it a doddle to use, makes typing outs texts extremely fast.
Occasionally you have to cycle through a couple of words to get the one you
want, but that is a simple press of a button too.
S Viemeister - 30 Dec 2005 00:53 GMT
> I find it a doddle to use, makes typing outs texts extremely fast.
> Occasionally you have to cycle through a couple of words to get the one you
> want, but that is a simple press of a button too.

I also find it quick and easy - but people with poor spelling skills can
have major problems with predictive text.
Usermanual - 29 Dec 2005 14:37 GMT
Manual here: http://europe.nokia.com/nokia/0,,42280,00.html

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>Good morning.
>I have a Nokia 6600 and have somehow turned on predictive
>text, and having mislaid the manual ( of course ) I can't
>find a way to turn it off, would some kind person help.
>
>Bryan ( Winchester UK )
 
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