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- Thread starter Gadgie
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punk_19
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i guess you are talking about the triangular shape with an exclamation mark??
if yes that is an error sign.. just swipe the notification bar down and it will state why it is showing an error..
suppose for example if you have selected the "don't use mobile data in roaming" option.. the phone shows you an error when you are in a roaming network stating can't access mobile data.. it is not basically an error per say but more of a notification.. just see what your phone states...
and regarding the android smileys.. they are supported only in android phones.. if you want to see which all are available.. go to compose a new message click on the add text screen.. then select menu-->more-->insert smiley.. you have all the android smileys available there..
if yes that is an error sign.. just swipe the notification bar down and it will state why it is showing an error..
suppose for example if you have selected the "don't use mobile data in roaming" option.. the phone shows you an error when you are in a roaming network stating can't access mobile data.. it is not basically an error per say but more of a notification.. just see what your phone states...
and regarding the android smileys.. they are supported only in android phones.. if you want to see which all are available.. go to compose a new message click on the add text screen.. then select menu-->more-->insert smiley.. you have all the android smileys available there..
brezzo
Well-Known Member
Hi there,
You can find the full instruction booklet here (7.6mb pdf):
http://dl4.htc.com/web_materials/Manual/HTC_Desire_HD/HTC_Desire_HD_WWE_UM.pdf
There is a section for status notifications, but I was unable to locate a red notification. The icon may be a notification from a third party application. Drag down on the status bar and see if it has any information on the icon.
As for the text messages, I'm not sure how or what you mean, sorry.
You can find the full instruction booklet here (7.6mb pdf):
http://dl4.htc.com/web_materials/Manual/HTC_Desire_HD/HTC_Desire_HD_WWE_UM.pdf
There is a section for status notifications, but I was unable to locate a red notification. The icon may be a notification from a third party application. Drag down on the status bar and see if it has any information on the icon.
As for the text messages, I'm not sure how or what you mean, sorry.
Now Gadge
For the text messages, you can just type the smileys in (e.g. : - ) without the spaces)
They will then display as an android "smiley" like the one's you receive.
It's just the way the phone display those characters - the recipient doesn't actually receive them as far as I'm aware.
Cheers.
For the text messages, you can just type the smileys in (e.g. : - ) without the spaces)
They will then display as an android "smiley" like the one's you receive.
It's just the way the phone display those characters - the recipient doesn't actually receive them as far as I'm aware.
Cheers.
The smiley's are just a collection of characters. There is one combination i think "; - )" which appears as a wink on my Desire, but a crying character on my sister's Samsung
To add them to your own text, while writing the text, click Menu -> More -> Insert Smiley
There are plenty to choose from and it shows you what characters each is made of
To add them to your own text, while writing the text, click Menu -> More -> Insert Smiley
There are plenty to choose from and it shows you what characters each is made of
murzz
Android Enthusiast
You right Gags, he will find it in his apps under Adobe Reader