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nweb User’s Guide
Table of Contents
Table of Contents ................................................................................................ i
Chapter 1: About This Book ............................................................................... 1
Index .................................................................................................................. 39
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CHAPTER 1
About This Book
nweb is your phone’s gateway to the Web. nweb User’s Guide helps you to
use nweb to visit Web pages. Later, use this User’s Guide as a reference for
less common tasks, such as changing your home page.
nweb User’s Guide makes the following assumptions:
•You know how to use the basic functions of your Nokia 6600, such as
using the keyboard, entering text, and launching applications.
•You have all the elements you need to connect to the Internet.
•You know how to configure your phone to connect to the internet.
For information about any aspect of your phone, please consult the
documentation that came with your phone or your phone service carrier.
nweb User’s Guide explains the following topics:
•Chapter 2, “Introduction”
•Chapter 3, “Browsing the Web on Your Phone”
•Chapter 4, “Viewing, Adding, Editing and Deleting Favorites”
•Chapter 5, “Finding Web Pages You Recently Visited”
•Chapter 6, “Customizing nweb”
•Chapter 7, “Troubleshooting”
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About This Book
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Welcome to nweb. Soon you will be connecting to Internet and intranet
content throughout your coverage area.
much like the Web browsers you use on your desktop computer. You can enter
Web addresses (also called URLs - Uniform Resource Locators), create
bookmarks to your favorite pages, and visit pages in your history list. More
importantly,
nweb is designed to be used on the small screen of your phone.
Phone System Requirements
NOTE Cell phone features, functions and buttons vary between models
and manufacturers. You should have knowledge of the use and
navigation features of your phone. You should refer to the user
documentation provided by the manufacturer or carrier for your phone.
CHAPTER 2
Introduction
nweb is easy to use because it works
Installing nweb
To run
•Java
•6 MB internal memory
•Internet access provide by your carrier.
1. If not already done, purchase nweb by going to www.novarra.com/nweb.
2. After completing your purchase, an SMS message is sent to your phone.
3. From the Main Menu, go to the Inbox:
4. From the Inbox, highlight the message received and press the center of the
5. A page with a link appears. Press the center of the Navigation Joystick.
nweb, your phone must have the following:
™
MIDP 2.0
Be sure you know your phone's manufacturer and model number, your
phone number and your carrier (e.g. Nokia 6600, 8475551212, AT&T).
Follow the instructions found on the Web page to purchase nweb.
→
Messaging
Navigation Joystick.
Inbox
6. Thanks for your Purchase appears. Start the downloading:
Options
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→
Service options → Download
Introduction
7. An Install nWeb? confirmation screen appears. Confirm installation:
Ye s
→
Continue → OK
8. You may get the following message: Application nWeb is untrusted.
Continue anyway? Select Yes .
9. The Select Memory screen appears. Select Ph mem and then press OK.
10. The Installation screen with a status bar appears. It may take a minute or
two to complete the download. An Installation Complete screen will
appear and disappear a few seconds after the download is complete.
11. When the Installation screen disappears, and you are back to the Thanks
for your Purchase screen, close the download application:
Options → Close browser → Options → Exit
12. Scroll to the bottom of the Main Menu to find the
Starting nweb
1. From the phone’s main menu, scroll to nweb and press the center of the
→
navigation joystick (or Options
2. The
NOTE The rest of the instructions in this User’s Guide assume that you
are already running nweb.
nweb splashscreen appears.
Open) to run.
Use of the Phone Navigation Joystick
The Navigation Joystick on your phone allows you to
move around the menus and Web pages in nweb. To
use, move the joystick up, down, left and right (shown
with red arrows 1 to 4).
nweb icon.
Web Page
Pressing the Navigation Joystick left or right moves you one element left or
right on a Web page. Pressing it up or down moves you up or down one screen.
Press the center of the Navigation Joystick (shown with red arrow 5) to select
text fields, dropdown lists, checkboxes and radio buttons. When in text fields,
pressing the Navigation Joystick right or left moves one character.
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Popup Menus
Function Screens
What nweb Looks Like
You can change these actions by checking Swap Nav Keys on the Options
screen. When this option is selected, pressing the Navigation Joystick up or
down moves the cursor one element left or right. Pressing it left or right moves
you up or down one page.
NOTE With the Swap Nav Keys option selected, the action of the
Navigation Joystick does not change in the Main Menu, popup menus
or function screens.
The Options Softkey opens a popup menu containing one or more options.
Scroll to a menu item and press the center of the Navigation Joystick or press
the Select Softkey to initiate the choice. Press the Cancel Softkey to close the
popup menu with no action taken.
Pressing the Navigation Joystick up or down moves you one line on the
function screen. When in text fields, pressing it right or left moves one
character. Press the center of the Navigation Joystick to select function screen
items, checkboxes and radio buttons.
What nweb Looks Like
This section shows the layout of nweb and defines the functions of the various
indicators.
NOTE The “look” (colors, background, etc.) of nweb may be different
than what is shown in this guide. However, the functions remain the
same.
Screen Layout
The diagram on the right shows you
the layout of nweb on your phone.
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Introduction
Using nweb Menus
Main Menu
The Main Menu is the place to go to perform the various functions found in
nweb.
Opening the Main Menu
1. Go to the Main Menu by pressing the Options
Softkey and selecting Menu. Press the Select
Softkey or the center of the Navigation Joystick.
-orPress the Menu Softkey.
2. Select the function you want to perform by
highlighting the appropriate icon by using the
Navigation Joystick.
NOTE A grayed out icon means that function is not available.
Icon
3. Use the OK Softkey to launch the function, and the Cancel Softkey to
Main Menu Shortcuts
NOTE The Main Menu shortcuts only work when on a Web page or the
Main Menu.
nweb provides shortcuts to the Main Menu. Pressing the assigned key while
on a Web page or the Main Menu will initiate the function. Example: Pressing
the 5 Key will open the Address screen (same as selecting the Load icon). The
table below shows the various icons and shortcuts for the menu commands.
Table of Main Menu Icons, Commands and Shortcuts
Menu
Command
Home1
Show
Favorites
Shortcut
Key
close the Main Menu without performing any actions.
Description
Selecting this icon and pressing the OK Softkey takes you
to your home page.
2
Selecting this icon and pressing the OK Softkey displays
the Favorites screen. The screen contains a list of saved
Web addresses. See Chapter 4, “Viewing, Adding, Editing
and Deleting Favorites” for more information.
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Icon
Menu
Command
Add To
Favorites
Back4
Load5
Forward6
History7
Shortcut
Key
Description
3
Saves the current Web address to your Favorites list. Start
from the page you want to bookmark and open the Main Menu. Select this icon and press the OK Softkey.
Allows you to return to a page or series of pages that had
been previously visited: Open the Main Menu. Select this
icon and press the OK Softkey.
Opens the Address: screen where you can enter a Web
address. Open the Main Menu. Select this icon and press
the OK Softkey. Enter the Web address and press the OK Softkey. More information is found at “Loading a Web
Page” on page 15.
Allows you to return to a page or series of pages that had
been visited after the Back function had been used. Open
the Main Menu. Select this icon and press the OK Soft-key.
Selecting this icon and pressing the OK Softkey displays
the History screen. The screen contains a list of visited
Web addresses. See Chapter 5, “Finding Web Pages You
Recently Visited” for more information.
Refresh8
Options9
Help
*
About0
Exitn/a
Displays an updated (refreshed) version of the current
Web page. From the current Web page, open the Main Menu. Select this icon and press the OK Softkey.
Selecting this icon and pressing the OK Softkey displays
the Options screen. On this screen, various features can
be enabled/disabled and Host address and ports can be
entered/changed. See Chapter 6, “Customizing nweb” for
more information.
Selecting this icon and pressing the OK Softkey displays
the nwebHelp page.
Selecting this icon and pressing the OK Softkey displays
the nweb by Novarra Version page.
Selecting this icon and pressing the OK Softkey takes you
out of nweb client and back to the screen from where you
launched nweb.
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Introduction
Using the Left or Right Softkeys to Initiate Commands
When browsing the Web, the bottom line of your phone's display identifies one
or more softkeys. These keys are shortcut controls and they correspond to the
softkey buttons directly below the phone’s display. Depending on where the
cursor is present on the Web page, or on a menu, will determine what function
the softkeys will perform.
To use, press the corresponding softkey. If an additional popup menu appears
when you press the softkey, select the menu options by highlighting the option
using the up/down of the Navigation Joystick and pressing the center of the
Navigation Joystick or press the Select Softkey.
Function Screen Softkeys and Menus
The Options Softkey opens a popup menu containing one or more options.
Scroll to a menu item and press the center of the Navigation Joystick or press
the Select Softkey to initiate the choice. Press the Cancel Softkey, which
appears when a menu is opened, to close the popup menu with no action taken.
About Screen Softkeys
Selecting the About icon opens the nweb by Novarra Version page. This page
contains version and copyright information.
Options SoftkeyNone
OK - Returns you to the previous
screen.
Exit - The application is closed.
Address: Screen Softkeys
Selecting the Load icon opens the Address: screen. From this screen you can
enter and launch the Web address you want to visit. You do not need to enter
the protocol if it is http://. However, you must enter other protocols, such as
https://. Enter the Web address and press the OK Softkey.
Options SoftkeyOK Softkey
Cancel - Takes you to the
previous screen with no action
taken.
Exit - The application is closed.
Launches the entered Web
address.
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