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Code input
Characters, symbols, and numbers can be entered using
four-digit codes in the "Kuten Code List" on page 135.
1 Press , and select Insert Kuten code.
2 Key in the four-digit code in the "Kuten Code List" on page
135 and press OK.
Saving words in User
dictionary
You can save words with readings in Hiragana characters
to the User dictionary. Saved words are used for character
conversion. Key in the reading you saved with the word
when you enter texts.
1 To add a word to the dictionary, press and select Tools
> User dict..
2 Select Options > New word.
3 Key in a word or phrase in the Word field.
4 Press to move the cursor to the Reading field, and key
in the reading in Hiragana characters. There are invalid
characters to enter as the first character in the reading
field when saving the word, such as small Hiragana
characters.
Tip: You can select Save word even by pressing .
Options after saving a word: Open, New word,
Delete, Mark/ Unmark, Help, and Exit.
English traditional text input
The English text input mode has the following three
modes: Pressing
once while writing text in English
changes the type of the English text input mode. The input
modes to be displayed differ as follows:
—Beginning upper case mode. After the first letter is
input with the upper case, the mode changes to the lower
case mode. Also, inputting a period changes to this mode.
—Lower case mode. After inputting the first letter,
the mode automatically changes to this mode.
—Upper case mode. After inputting letters in the
Beginning upper case mode or Lower case mode, entering
can change to this mode. Inputting a period can
automatically change to the Beginning upper case mode,
and inputting a space can automatically change to the
Lower case mode.
To switch to the Number mode, press twice in
sequence while using these English text input modes.
The indicator is shown on the top right of the
display when you enter text using traditional text input.
• Press a number key ( — ) repeatedly
until the desired character appears. There are more