[Cole]

Probably been answered before but what do users do when you need to enter letters during call?

Like please enter first three letters of last name?

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[chaz_cb]

I believe it's Press the alt key, then the letter.
I seldom need to do it, so I'm not positive.

[redrum#CB]

Chaz is correct for the most part.
you will need to hold the alt key and use double tap to get to the second letter on a key.

[Cole]

So even though the letters are different on each key all i do is ALT then Letter?

Cause today i got please enter the key that corresponds with the letter. Usually on a regular phone three letters each key so i ran to my phone to figure it out : )

Just wanna make sure.

Thanks

[redrum#CB]

I'm sorry Cole. i misread your question. i have never used it in a call, just to place a call. i have no idea about that. sorry for not paying enough attention.

[greystealth]

There is no way to do that unless you memorize what letters correspond with the numbers from a regular phone. This is the same with most qwerty keyboard pda phones. You'll just have to remember that abc=(#2) def=(#3)..and so on. Yea it kinda sucks...

[Cole]

That's what I thought. Maybe a sheet sheet!

Don't use it all that much anyway.

Thanks everyone!

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[Gadgetgeek]

Using ALT then Letter, will work to enter letters when dialing OR during a call.

So even though the letters are different on each key all i do is ALT then Letter?

On SureType keypads, press ALT then the Letter key once for the 1st letter and twice for the 2nd letter on that key.

[Cole]

Thanks a bunch!!!