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To free phone memory, delete 
photos, ringing tones, or other data 
in the phone memory.
■ Folders
The phone saves received messages 
in the 
Inbox
 folder.
Messages that have not yet been 
sent are saved in the 
Outbox
 folder.
To set the phone to save the sent 
messages in the 
Sent items
 folder, 
see 
Save sent messages
.
To save the message that you are 
writing and want to send later in the 
Drafts
 folder, select 
Menu
> 
Messaging
> 
Drafts
.
You can move your messages to the 
Saved items
 folder. To organize your 
Saved items
 subfolders, select 
Menu
> 
Messaging
> 
Saved items
> 
Saved messages
 or a folder that you 
add. To add a new folder for your 
messages, select 
Options
> 
Add 
folder
. To delete or rename a folder, 
scroll to the desired folder, and 
select 
Options
> 
Delete folder
 or 
Rename folder
.
Your phone has templates. You can 
create a new template, save or copy 
a message as a template. To access 
the template list, select 
Menu
> 
Messaging
> 
Saved items
> 
Templates
.
■ Flash messages
Flash messages are text messages 
that are instantly displayed upon 
reception. Flash messages are not 
automatically saved.
Write a flash message
Select 
Menu
> 
Messaging
> 
Create 
message
> 
Flash message
. Enter the 
recipient’s phone number in the 
To:
 
field. Write your message in the 
Message:
 field. The maximum length 
of a flash message is 70 characters. 
To send the message, select 
Send
.
Receive a flash message
A received flash message is indicated 
with 
Message:
 and a few words from 
the beginning of the message. To 
read the message, select 
Read
. To 
extract phone numbers, e-mail 
addresses, and Web site addresses 
from the current message, select 
Options
> 
Use detail
.
■ Audio messages
With this menu, use the multimedia 
message service to create and send a 
voice message in a convenient way. 
Multimedia messaging service must 
be activated before you can use 
audio messages.
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