HUAWEI PC Suite User Guide

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HUAWEI PC Suite

User Manual

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Contents

1 Description of the PC Suite GUI ..........................................................................................1

Setting the Connection Wizard......................................................................................1

GUI Introduction ...........................................................................................................2

2 SMS.......................................................................................................................................4

Creating and Sending a Message ..................................................................................4

Inbox..............................................................................................................................4

Outbox ...........................................................................................................................6

3 Phonebook.............................................................................................................................7

Managing the Phonebook of the Communication Device............................................7

Managing the Phonebook of the SIM/USIM Card .......................................................8

Importing and Exporting Contacts................................................................................9

4 Calendar (Optional).............................................................................................................11

Creating an Appointment.............................................................................................11

Creating a Task............................................................................................................13

5 File Manager .......................................................................................................................14

Importing Local Files ..................................................................................................14

6 Data Synchronization (Optional) ........................................................................................15

Synchronizing Logs.....................................................................................................15

Synchronizing Contacts and Calendar Appointments.................................................15

7 Settings and Information Query..........................................................................................17

Switching a Language .................................................................................................17

Connection Wizard......................................................................................................17

Startup Settings............................................................................................................17

8 Backup and Restoration Management................................................................................19

Backing Up Information..............................................................................................19

Restoring Information .................................................................................................19

Managing Logs............................................................................................................20

9 Animation Editor.................................................................................................................22

Opening the Animation Editor ....................................................................................22

Adding a Frame ...........................................................................................................22

Copying a Frame .........................................................................................................22

Adding a Picture..........................................................................................................23

Flipping a Picture.........................................................................................................23

Adjusting the Picture Color.........................................................................................24

Inverting the Picture Color..........................................................................................24

Resizing a Picture........................................................................................................25

Applying Animation Effects........................................................................................25

Saving an Animation ...................................................................................................26

Previewing an Animation............................................................................................26

10 Image Editor......................................................................................................................27

Viewing a PC Picture...................................................................................................27

Viewing a Device Picture............................................................................................27

Rotating a Picture ........................................................................................................28

Cutting a Picture..........................................................................................................28

Copying a Picture ........................................................................................................28

Zooming In or Out on a Picture...................................................................................29

Flipping a Picture.........................................................................................................29

Adjusting the Picture Color.........................................................................................29

Applying Picture Effects .............................................................................................30

Adding Text.................................................................................................................30

Capturing a Screen Picture..........................................................................................30

Inverting the Picture Color..........................................................................................31

Previewing a Picture....................................................................................................31

11 Music Playlist Management..............................................................................................32

Uploading a Music Playlist from the PC to the Communication device....................32

Renaming a PC Playlist...............................................................................................32

Adding a PC Playlist ...................................................................................................33

Creating a PC Playlist..................................................................................................33

Editing a PC Playlist....................................................................................................33

Deleting a PC Playlist..................................................................................................34

Refreshing PC Playlists...............................................................................................34

Editing a Device Playlist .............................................................................................34

Refreshing Device Playlists.........................................................................................35

12 Media Player .....................................................................................................................36

Playing an Audio or a Video File ................................................................................36

Changing the Size of the Video Screen.......................................................................36

Playing the Previous Audio or Video File...................................................................37

13 FAQs..................................................................................................................................38

14 Acronyms and Abbreviations............................................................................................39

iii

1 he PC Suite GUI

Setting the Connect

With the PC Scuite, you can choose one of the following connection modes to connect the

ommunication

y USB y Bluetooth

Serial c

y able

Connecting Through the USB or Serial Cable

Double-click th1. e shortcut icon of the PC Suite on the desktop. Choose Tools

2. : USB or

Select a connection mode to connect the communication device to the PC Serial Cable.

3. Click Next.

Then the system automatically searches all devices connected to the PC.

4. Select a device in the device list, and click Finish to complete t

nnecting Through Bluetooth

1. Double-click the shortcut icon of the PC Suite on the desktop.

Choose Tool displayed.

Select the connection mode to connect the communication device to the PC: Bluetooth. Click Next.

Then the system automatically searches all Bluetooth devices connected to the P Select a device in the Bluetooth device list and click Connect.

If the connection fails, the system prom can use the Bluetooth port detection softw

etooth ports. Select a corresponding port from the port list. Click Test to check

Blu

ther the selected port can be used.

whe

5. Clic

k Finish to complete the connection.

Note:

You can choose Tools > Connection Guide to set or change parameters of the Connection Wizard.

Description of t

ion Wizard

device to the PC:

> Connection Guide to display the Connection Wizard dialog box.

he connection.

s > Connection Guide to display the Connection Wizard dialog box is

pts you for the connection failure. Then you

are on the PC to detect the available

When you connect the communication device to the PC, the PC Suite displays a message prompting that the communication device from the PC, the PC Suite displays a message prompting that no device is av

y Now, the Connection Guide only supports IVT, Widcomm and Microsoft

Bluetooth drivers.

PC is detecting the device; when you disconnect the

ailable.

GUI Introduc

tion

Shortcut Icons

T owing table lists ns provided by the PC Suite. he foll the shortcut ico

Icon Application

Display the SMS view.

Display the Phonebook view.

Display the Calendar view.

Display the Back up and Restore view.

Display the File Manager view.

Display the Music Playlist view.

Display the Synchronization view.

Display the Media player, the Image player and the Animation player drop-down combo box.

Status Information

The following table lists the status information that can be displayed by the PC Suite.

Status Indicates … Information

Network connection status

Status of the network connection:

: The PC is connected to the network.

: The PC is disconnected from the network.

2 SMS

The PC Su outbox me

ite supports the SMS. By using the PC Suite, you can manage the inbox and

ssages saved on your communication device.

Creating and Sending a Message

1. Click .

Click

3. Enter the recipient number by using one of the following met

y Click Send To. Then select er dialog box. y Enter the phone number of the recipient directly.

4. Enter the message content.

5. After editing the message, you can do as follows: y Click Send: to send the message.

Click Save: to save the message as a draft.

y y Click Close: to exit editing of

the message is saved as a draft; if you click No, the click Cancel, the Edit dialo

Note:

nbox

The inbox stores the received messages. To access the inbox, do

a phone number in the Select num b

the message. In the Prompt dialog box, if you click Yes,

message cannot be saved; if you

g box is returned.

y You can send group messages to up to 100 phone n

be separated by a semicolon (;) or a comma (,).

y You can enter up to 2,048 characters in a message each time.

as follows:

hods:

umbers. Each number should

1. Click

2. oose Device > Inbox to access

Ch the inbox. Or ccess the inbox.

choose SIM/USIM > Inbox to a

Se hing for a Message arc

Click . Then enter the name or the phone number of the message sender, or enter part of the m

essage content in the text box.

Note:

y You

can enter part of the message content to search for a message.

y Wh

en you search for a message, a list of the matched messages is displayed and updated automatically according to the information you enter. No result is displayed when no matched message is found.

Viewing a Message

To view a ssage in the inbox, do as follows:

1. Access inbox

2. Click the message to be read.

3. Rig

y New: W y Reply

Forward: Forward the message to another person.

Save Number: In the New Contact dialog box, enter other information (including the

y Delete: Delete the message. y Clear All: Clear all the messages in the inbox. y Search: Search a message. y Move to Local: Move a message to the local PC. y Move All to Local: Move all the messages to the local PC.

Note:

You can also click the following shortcut icons displayed above the message list to perform the related operations:

the and find the message you want to read.

name and the phone number of the message sender, message content, received

The

e and the state of this message are displayed in the box below the message list.

tim

ht-click the message to be read for the following options:

rite a new message

: In the Edit dialog box, edit a message and send it to the message sender.

contact name, office number, home number, email address, and notes) about the contact, and save the contact.

y You can hold down Shift or Ctrl to select multiple messages by clicking the

selected messages; or, you can press Ctrl+A to select all the messages in the list.

y You can forward only one message at a time.

: Create a new message.

: Delete the selected message. : Reply to the selected message.

y : Forward the selected message.

: Refresh the message list.

y y

: Print messages.

Outbox

The outbox stores the sent messages, including the messages sent successfully and unsuccessfully

To access the outbox, do as follows:

1. Click

2. Choose Device Outbox (or choose SIM/USIM > Outbox) to access the outbox.

Note:

o view and search for a message in the outbox, see

y For details abo

"Inbox" in chapter 2 "

y ough group messages, you cannot directly call the number of a recipient.

Thr

ut how t

SMS."

3 Phonebook

With the PC Suite, you can manage

Managing the Phonebook

contacts in the phonebook conveniently.

of the Communication

Device

To access the phonebook of the comm unication device, do as follows:

1. Click .

2. ick Device. Cl

Crea ing a Contact t

To te a contact, do as follows: crea

1. Click .

2. ter the contact information

En .

3. Save to save the contact.

Click

Note:

The contact information cannot be empty or contain only spaces or linefeeds.

Searching for a Contact

Click . Then enter the contact information in the text box.

Note:

y You can enter any par y When you search for a contact, a list of matched contacts in the current group is

displayed and updated automatically according to the information you enter. No result is displayed when no matched contact is found.

t of the contact information to search for a contact.

Viewin

g a Contact

o view a contact, do as follows:

1. Access the phonebook of the communication device, and

view.

2. Click the contact to be viewed.

The detailed information about the contact is displayed in the box below the contact list.

3. Right-click the contact to be viewed for the following options:

y New Contact: Create a new contact. y Edit Contact: Edit the contact. y Delet

e Contact: Delete the contact.

y Remo

ve from group: Remove the contact from a group.

y Send:

Send a message or a business card to the mobile number of the contact.

y Import: y Expo y Expo y Copy: C y Cut: Cu

Paste: P

Y the related operations:

y y y

Import the contact.

rt Selected Contacts: Export selected contacts. rt All Contacts: Export all contacts.

opy the contact.

t the contact.

aste the contact.

ou can also click the following shortcut icons displayed above the contact list to perform

: Create a new contact.

: Edit the seley cted contact. : Delete the selected contact. : Send a message or a business card to the mobile number of the contact. : Refresh the contact list.

find the contact you want to

: Print the contact.

Managing the Phonebook of the SIM/USIM Card

If a SIM/U the SIM/U

he operations on the contacts saved on the SIM/USIM card are similar to those to the

T contacts saved on your com of the Communication Dev

Note:

SIM card is used on your communication device, you can save contacts on

SIM

card.

munication device. For details, see "Managing the Phonebook

ice."

y our network service provider to confirm whether a SIM/USIM card is

Contact y

y SIM

requir

ed. The /USIM card is supplied by your networ about the SIM/USIM card, contact your netw

ork service provider.

k service provider. For details

Importing and Exporting Contacts

You can export all contacts from your co *.htm, *.txt, *.xls, *.vcf, *.mdb, or *.csv

ication device or the SIM/USIM card to a *.htm, *.txt, *.xls, or *.vcf file. You can

commun also imp cation

ort the contacts from a *.vcf or *.mdb file to the phonebook of the communi

device o

r the SIM/USIM card.

Note:

y In the local phonebook, select one or more contacts. Drag the contact(s) to the

SIM/USIM card in the navigation tree. Then the contact(s) are exported to the phonebook of the SIM/USIM card.

y You can import the contacts from a *.vcf or *.mdb file to the SIM/USIM card,

or export the contacts from the SIM/USIM card to a *.htm, *.txt, *.xls, *.vcf, *.mdb, or *.csv file only when the SIM/USIM card is used on your communication device.

mmunication device or the SIM/USIM card to a

file, or export part of the contacts from your

Importing Contacts

You can import the contacts from a *.vcf or *.mdb file to your communication device or the SIM/USIM card.

1. Click

2. Click Device or SIM/USIM in the navigation tree.

3. Right-click the contact list and choose Import.

4. Select the file to be imported and click Open.

5. Click OK.

Note:

y The number of contacts that can be saved on the SIM/USIM card depends on

the capacity of the SIM/USIM card.

y When contacts are imported to the SIM/USIM card, if the storage space of the

SIM/USIM card is full, the PC Suite stops importing automatically. The imported contacts are not affected.

Exporting Contacts

You can export contacts from your communication device and the SIM/USIM card. The exported contacts can be saved in a *.htm, *.txt, *.xls, *.vcf, *.mdb, or *.csv file.

1. Click .

2. Click Device or SIM/USIM in the nav

3. You can perform the following operati

y Right-click the contact list and choose Export All y Select one or more contacts and then right-click the selected contact(s) to choose Export

Selected Contacts.

4. Select the file to save the exported

5. Enter the file name and click Save.

Note:

You can hold down Shift or Ctrl to select multiple contacts by clicking the co ts; ontac

r, you can hold Ctrl+A to select all the contacts in the list.

igation tree.

ons:

Contacts.

contacts.

4 Calendar (Optiona

B nction of the PC Suite, you can plan your scy using the calendar fu a

ppointment and task arra

Creating an Appo

1. Click .

2. Click Appointment in the navigation tree.

3. Click

4. In the Appointment dialog box, enter the information about the appointment.

5. Click OK to save the appointment.

Vi wing an Appointment e

about the appoi

Searching for an Appointment

Click . Then enter the subject, location of the appointment to be searched for in the text box.

Note:

You can also click the following sh ons displayed above the appointment list to

f operations:

per orm the related

ntment is displayed in the box below the appointment list.

y You can enter part of the appointment informatio y When you search for an appointment, a list of the matched appointment

updated automatically according to the information you enter. No result is displayed when no matched appointment is found.

ngements.

intment

ortcut ic

hedules, such as

n to search for an appointment.

s is

In the appointment list, click the appointment to be viewed. Then the detailed information

: Create a new appointment.

: Edit the selected appointment.

y : Delete the selected appointment.

: Refresh the appointment list.

y y

: Print the appointment.

Import

ing and Exporting Appointments

You can lendar appointments from the communication device, or import the

export the ca calendar appointments to the communication device. The following types of files can be imported or exported:

y *.csv: comma separated values (CSV) files of Microsoft Excel y *.vcs: Calendar files y *.htm: web page file y *.txt: Text file y *.xls: Standard Excel file y *.mdb: Access database file

Importing Appointments

You can import the appointments from a *.vcs file on the PC to the communication device.

1. Click

2. Click Appointment in the navigation tree.

3. Right-click the appointment list and choose Import.

4. Select the format of the file to be imported.

5. Click

6. In the Open dialog box, select the path of the file to be imported and select the file.

7. Click OK.

Exporting Appointments

You can export the appointments from your communication device to the PC.

1. Click

2. Click Appointment in the navigation tree.

3. You can perform the following operations:

y Right-click the appointment list and choose Export All. y Select one or more appointments and then right-click to choose Export Select.

4. In the Select export format dialog box, select the format of the exported file (Such as:

*.htm, *.txt, *.xls, *.csv, *.vcs).

5. Click

6. In the Open dialog box, select the path of the file to be exported and select the file.

7. Click OK.

Creating a Task

1. Click .

2. Click Task in the navigation tree.

Note:

eration details, see "Creating an Appointment" in chapter 4 "Calendar

For op (Optional)."

5 r

With the PC Suite, you can manage th conveniently.

Impor ting

In he File Manager view, you can manage local files and files on the communication t device, such as creating a folder, deleting a file, and copy files from local to the communication device as follows:

Click

in the left pane and all the files saved on the communication device in the right pane.

2. In the right pane for displaying the files saved on the communicat

path of the file to be imported.

3. In the left pane for displaying the local files, select the file to be e

communication device. Click communication device file in the left pane.

Note:

Local Files

to display the File Manager view. Then you can view all the local files

; or right-click the selected file, choose Copy, and then paste the

y When importing a local file to the communica

a folder that supports the corresponding file format. For example, a video can be imported to only the folder that supports video files or the folder that is named Others.

y On the PC Suite, the following picture formats are supported: *.bmp, *.jpg,

*.gif, *.png, *.wbmp and *.jpeg; the follow *.mp3, *.wma, *.mid, *.wav and *.mpga; the following video form

supported: *.avi and *.wmv; the following e-book format is supported: *.txt and *.doc; the following Java formats are supported: *.jad and *.jar.

y The operations of managing the files saved on the communication device are

similar to those of managing the local files. You can import the files communication device to local.

e files saved on the PC or the communication device

to export the file to the speci

File Manage

ing a file. You can also import the

ion device, select the

xported to the

fied path on the

tion device, you should designate

ing audio formats are supported:

file

ats are

from the

6 Data Synchronization (Optional)

With the PC Suite, you can synchronize the contacts and calendar appointments between the PC and the communication device.

Synchronizing Logs

1. Click .

2. Click Log, Select the synchronization log to be viewed from Synchronization Log

Info form list.

3. You can perform the following operations: y Click Open to view the synchronization information, including the start time, end time,

content, mode, and result of the synchronization, synchronization source between the PC and the communication device, number of conflicts, and list of the synchronization logs.

y Click Delete to delete the selected synchronization log. y Click Clear to clear all the synchronization logs saved on the PC.

Synchronizing Contacts and Calendar Appointments

1. Click .

2. Select one of the following synchronization modes:

y Auto select: When Auto select is selected, you need to select an option from the

Conflict options drop-down combo box according to the actual requirement.

y Slow synchronization: When Slow synchronization is selected, the updated contents on

the communication device are synchronized to the PC and the updated contents on the PC are synchronized to the communication device.

3. Select a synchronization source from the Source drop-down combo box.

4. Select one of the following conflict options from the Conflict options drop-down

combo box.

y Same as PC: When any item on the communication device conflicts with that on the PC,

the item on the communication device keeps consistent with that on the PC.

y Same as Phone: When any item on the communication device conflicts with that on the

PC, the item on the PC keeps consistent with that on the communication device.

y Ignore: The conflict between the items on the communication device and those on the

PC is ignored.

y Prompt user

the PC, the PC

5. Select the s

6. Click Start to start the synchronization.

: For any conflict between the items on the communication device and on

Suite prompts you to select an option in the displayed dialog box.

ynchronization contents, including Contact and Calendar.

Switching a Language

The PC Suite provides multiple user interface languages for you. When the PC Suite runs, you can choose Tools > language to switch languages.

Connection Wizard

7 Settings and Information Query

First time you start the PC Suite, the Connection Wizard dialog box is display aut matical ou can select the mode of the connection betw

o een the communication

device and the PC. Otherwise, click Cancel to display the PC Suite window and select the connection e as follows:

1. Choose Tools

2. Select the mode for connecting the communication device to the PC.

3. Click Next and select the device to be connected.

4. Click Finish.

Note:

ly. Y

mod

> Connect Guide to display the Connection Wizard dialog box.

The Connection Wizard dialog box is displayed you start the PC Suite and make a successful connection. After that, the dialog box will not be displayed when you start the software. If you want to set or change parameters of the Connection Wizard，please see "Creating an Appoin chapter 1 "Description of the PC Suite GUI."

automatically only the first time

tment" in

Startup Settings

You can set the PC Suite to start automatically with Windows or minimize the window startup.

1. Choose

2. Click General in the navigation tree.

3. Y following options:

y indows startup: The PC Suite starts autom

Launch on W atically with Windows.

Tools > Options.

ou can select the

after

y Minim ndow on startup: The PC Suite window is automatically minimized after

4. Click OK to complete the settings.

ize wi

uite

the PC S is started.

8 d Restoration

Backup an

Management

Wi h the PC te, you can back up the phonebook, messages, and calendar appointm e nts on the communication device as well as the information on the SIM/USIM card to the PC har ware, and restore them. You can also manage and maintain operation logs.

Backing Up Information

The backup function allows you to back up the phonebook, messages, and calendar appointm nts on the communication device as well as the phonebook and messages on the SIM ca

To back up information on the communication device, do as follows:

1. Clic

2. Clic

3. Select the contents to be backed up from the communication device.

4. Click Next.

5. Click Browse. The dialog b

6. Specify a location of the backup file and click Save

7. Click Next. The file is backed up.

8. If th

y Click y Click

Note:

Sui

rd.

to display the Back up and restore view.

on the right of Back up r red contents on haequi ndset to.

ox for selecting the location of the backup file is displayed.

e backup succeeds, you can do as follows:

View to open the backup folder.

Done to return to the Back up and restore view

y The communication device has been connected to the PC properly. y There is enough space for storing the backup file on the PC.

Restoring Informa

The restoration function allows you to restore the phonebook, me appointments on the communication device as well as the phonebo SIM card.

tion

ssages, and calendar

ok and messages on the

To restore information on the communication device, do as follows:

1. Click

2. Click

3. Click Browse. The dialog box for selecting a file is displayed.

4. Select the file to be restored and click Open.

5. Click Next.

6. Select the contents to be restored to t

7. Click Next to restore the contents su

If the restoration fails, a dialog box for prompting the failure is displayed. Click Don

8. e.

Note:

Mana

The log ng logs, deleti d clearing logs. A log contains such contents as the time, backup c

to display the Back up and restore view.

on the right of Restore required contents on handset from.

he communication device.

ccessfully.

The phonebook and calendar appointments have been backed up on the PC.

ging Logs

management function allows you to manage and maintain logs, including viewi

ng logs, sorting logs, an

ontents, model of the communication device, and path.

Viewing Logs

1. Click to display the Back up and restore view.

2. Click

The Back up and restoration logs.

De ting Logs

To om the history records, do as follows:

delete logs fr

1. Sel

2. Clic elect log is displayed.

3. Click OK to delete the selected log.

on the right of View history record.

restore log window is displayed with the details about backup and

ect a log.

k Delete. The dialog box asking you whether to delete the s

Sorting Logs

To re- s ort logs by time, backup contents, model of the communication device, or path of backup file, click the corresponding title above the logs.

Clearing Logs

To clear logs from the history records, do as follows:

Click Clear. The dialog box askin

2. Click OK to

clear all the logs.

g you whether to clear the logs is displayed.

9 Animation Editor

With the animation editor , you can make or edit animations.

Opening the Animation Editor

1. Click to display the File Manager view. Then you can view all the local files in

the left pane and all the files saved on the communic

2. Right-click a local picture in the *.gif

The main interface of the animation e

A ding a Frame

Click or choose Image > Create to add a blank frame to the picture list. Select this frame and right-click on the canvas to Add picture, Switch picture, Remove picture, se

Ani

mation effects or set Picture properties.

Note:

If an animation is being played,

format and choose Edit with pc suite editor.

ditor is displayed.

ation device in the right pane.

is not available.

Copying a Frame

This function allows you to copy the current frame.

Note:

Only one frame can be selected or copied.

1. Selec e.

2. Right-c the frame and choose Copy or directly choose Image > Co

t a fram

lick py.

After the frame selected from the picture list is copied successfully, all the frames following it move backwards by one position.

ng a Picture Addi

You can ad apshot or from a folder. To add a

1. Click

2. Select the snapshot mode in the SetCaptu

y Free area: Drag the cross cursor to capture a random area on the screen. y Fixed area: Set the height and width of the picture to be captured in the

3. Click e to capture a screen picture and display it on Snapshot Wizard.

4. Click K to add the captured picture to the picture list. To add a picture from a folder to the picture list, do as foll

1. Sel

2. Rig

3. Select a picture file in the displayed dialog box.

4. Click Open to add the selected picture to the picture list.

Note:

d a picture through screen sn

picture through screen snapshot, do as follows:

or choose Image > Capture t

SetCaptureTy

ect a frame from the pic ture list.

ht-click on the canvas and choose Add picture or directly choose Image > Add

pict

pe dialog box.

Captur

ure.

y If a blank frame is selected, the opened picture is displayed in the blank frame. y If a non-blank frame is selected, the opened picture is displayed after the

non-blank frame in the picture list.

y If the picture format is not supported, the picture cannot be displayed and a

message is prompted.

y To replace a picture, right-click it and choose Switch picture (this option is

available only for the current frame with a focus).

o display the Snapshot Wizard window. reType dialog box.

ows:

Flipping a Picture

This function allows you to flip a picture horizontally or vertically and turn it left or right by 90 degrees.

1. Select a picture.

2. Click

3. Click

or choose Image > Flip horizontally to flip the picture horizontally. or choose Image > Flip vertically to flip the picture vertically.

Note:

If an animation is being played, no picture can be flipped.

Adjusting the Picture Color

This function allows you to adjust the luminance, saturation, and color of a picture.

Adjusting the Luminance

To adjust the luminance of a picture, do as follows:

1. Select a picture from the picture list.

2. Choose Image > Adjust color to d

3. Move the Luminance slider to set a l

varies with the luminance value.

4. Click OK.

Adjusting the Contrast

To adjust the contrast of a picture, do as follows:

1. Select ture from the picture list.

2. Choose Image > Adjust color to display the Color setting dialog box.

3. Move the Contrast slider to set a contrast value. The contrast of the picture varies with

4. Click OK.

a pic

the contrast value.

Adjusting the Color

You can

adjust the color of a picture by moving the Red, Green, and Blue sliders.

1. Sele

ct a picture from the picture list.

2. Choose to display the Color setting dialog box.

3. Move the Red, Green, and Blue sliders to

4. Click OK.

Note:

Image > Adjust color

the picture varies with the values you set.

After adjusting the luminance, contrast, and color of a picture dialog box, if you click Resume, the picture is restored to its the Color setting dialog box is d

isplay the Color setting dialog box.

uminance value. The luminance of the picture

set the corresponding values. The color of

in the Color setting

original state before

isplayed.

Inverting the Picture Color

Th ws you to invert the color of a picture. is function allo

1. Select a picture from the picture list.

2. Click

or choose Image > Invert colors to invert the color of the picture.

Note:

inverted.

layed,

is not available and no picture color can be If an animation is being p

Resizing a Picture

Thi the canvas size. s function allows you to adjust a p e to ictur

1. Select a p re from the picture list. ictu

2. Click

size

Note:

Applying Animation

This function allows you to apply animation effects to a picture and save the picture. The following animation effects

fading, appearing, compound

1. Select cture from the picture list. a pi

2. Click

choose Animation effects) to display the Animation effects dialog box. Set the background (the following options are supported: Apply

3. color as background,

Apply background picture, Apply previous frame as background).

4. Select animation effects from

5. Select the Apply to this fram

selected animation effects to t

6. Click

7. Click All the frames with animation effects are displayed in the pictu

Note:

or choose Image > Set to canvas size to adjust the picture to the canvas

If an an ation is

im being played,

adjusted to the canvas size.

is not available and no picture can be

Effects

are supported: zooming, expanding, ascending, descending,

ing, blinds, and swiveling.

or choose Image > Animation effects (or right-click the picture and

the list of animation effects.

e only or Apply to all frames check box to apply the

he current frame or all frames.

to preview the ani

OK.

mation effects.

re list.

If an animation is being played, cannot be generated.

is not available and animation ef

fects

Saving an Animation

This function allows you to save an animation as a file.

1. Click

2. Enter a name (or keep the default file name unchanged) and save the file in the .gif

format

3. Click Save.

te:

or choose File > Save to display the Save As dialog box.

file

y If a file has been save

file is overwritten dire

y If a file is edited with th

being edited and save

d, the Save As dialog box is not displayed, and the source

ctly.

e file management function, it is saved on the PC after

Previe ng an Animation wi

This functio llows u to preview the effects of an animation and stn a yo op an animation that is being played.

y Click y Click

Note:

to play the pictures in the picture list in sequence.

to stop the animation that is being played.

If is no picture in the picture list, no animation is displayed in the plthere

ay area.

0 Image Editor 1

With the im tor, you can view, preview, rotate, copy, cut, zoom, and flip a picture. age edi You can also set the luminance, color, saturation, and hue of a picture.

Viewing a PC Picture

This function allows you to view pic supported, including *.

To view a picture saved on t

1. Display the PC Suite ma

2. Click

the left pane.

3. Select the picture to be viewed. Then right-click the picture and choose Edit with P

Suite editor. The image editor is opened, where the selected picture is loaded.

Note:

For pictures in the *.gif format, after you right-click a picture and choose with PC Suite editor, you can edit it by using only the animation editor r than the image editor

jpg, *.png, *.bmp, *.gif, and *.wbmp.

to display the File Manager view. Then you can view all

tures saved on the PC. Multiple picture formats are

he PC, do as follows:

in window.

the local files in

Edit

ather

Viewing a Device Picture

This function allows you to v picture formats are supported

To view a picture saved on the communication device, do as fo

1. Display the PC Suite main window.

2. Click

on the communication device in the right pane.

3. Select the picture to be viewed. Then double-click the picture to open it.

to display the File Manager view. Then you can view all the files saved

iew pictures saved on the communication device. Multiple , including *.jpg, *.png, *.bmp, *.gif, and *.wbmp.

llows:

Note:

pictur

For es saved on the phone, you can only view rath

Rota

ting a Picture

To rotate

a picture, do as follows:

1. Access the main window of the PC Suite.

2. Click

maximize the window and click

3. Choose

4. Click

Note:

5. Click

degrees.

and click multimedia to display the drop-down list. Or click to

from the drop-down list to open the image editor.

or choose File > Open to select a picture to be rotated.

You can also select a picture t view. Then right-click and cho editor.

or to rotate the selected picture clockwise or anticlockwise by 90

o be rotated from the left pane of the File Manager

ose Edit with PC Suite editor to open the image

er than edit them.

Cutting a Picture

cut a picture, do as follows:

1. Open the image editor.

2. Click

3. Drag the cross cursor on the picture to enclose the area to be cut.

4. Click

clipboard. You can paste the cut picture to a specified directory.

or choose File > Open to select a picture to be cut.

or choose Edit > Cut to cut the picture. The cut picture is saved on the

Copying a Picture

To copy a picture, do as follows:

1. Open the image editor.

2. Click

3. Drag the cross cursor on the picture to enclose the area to be copied.

4. Choose Edit > Copy.

5. Choose File > New to add a blank picture.

or choose File > Open to select the picture to be copied.

6. Choose File > Paste. The copied picture is displayed in the new picture.