Dell Venue Pro User manual

Dell™ Venue Pro With Windows Phone 7
Getting Started Guide
Guide de mise en route
Handbuch zum Einstieg
Guida introduttiva
Guía de introducción

Dell™ Venue Pro With Windows Phone 7
Getting Started Guide

Important information
WARNING: The microSD card and the built-in memory
on your phone act as a single storage system. Do
not attempt to remove or replace the microSD card.
Removing the microSD card will render your phone
unusable.

3
Know your phone
Back Start/
Speech
Search Camera
button
Volume
buttons
Power
button

4
Start screen
The Start screen displays tiles that provide easy access to your
favorite or frequently used features, applications, contacts, web
pages, and so on.
The tiles are updated
dynamically to notify new
text messages, e-mails,
missed calls, and latest feeds
from social networking sites.
Flick the Start screen up or
down to see all the available
tiles.
Touch a tile to open the
associated application or
feature.
Touch or flick the Start
screen to the left to see all
the available applications.
Touch to go to the Start
screen from any screen.

5
Personalize it
You can “pin” an application, media item, or favorite contact to
the Start screen to add it as a tile.
To pin an item, touch and
hold the item until the
context menu appears, and
then touch pin to start or
pin favorites to start.
To pin a contact, touch
the People tile on the Start
screen. Touch the desired
contact to open the profile,
and then touch .
To remove a tile, touch and
hold the tile, and then
touch .

6
Sign into your phone
A Windows Live ID is the e-mail address you use to sign in to
services like Xbox LIVE®, Zune®, Hotmail®, and so on. If you
can’t remember the e-mail address you use:
For Xbox LIVE: On your
Xbox 360®console, sign in
with your gamertag, then
press the Guide button on
your controller (the one in
the middle that looks like the
Xbox logo). In Settings, click
Account Management >
Windows Live ID.
For Zune: Sign in to the
Zune software on your
computer. Right-click your
profile picture and click
Switch user to see your
Windows Live ID.
To reset your password or
get a reminder, go to
account.live.com/
ResetPassword.aspx.

7
Make a call
You can make a call by selecting a contact from the contacts
list, dialing a number using the keypad, or by using speech
commands.
Using the contacts list:
Touch the1. People tile on the Start screen.
Flick the contacts list and touch the desired contact.2.
Touch the phone number you want to call.3.
Using the keypad:
Touch the1. Phone tile on the Start screen,
and then touch .
Type the number using the on-screen keypad.2.
Touch3. call.
To make a conference call:
While you are on a call, touch1. .
Touch2. and call another contact.
Touch3. to merge the calls.
To end a call, touch end call.

8
Speak to act
The voice recognition feature on your phone allows you to use
speech commands to make calls, start applications, and search
the Internet.
Touch and hold until
the voice application opens,
and then use speech
commands.
To make a call, say the•
contact’s name. For
example, “Call Andrew
Sullivan, mobile.”
To start an application•
such as a calendar, say
“Open calendar.”
To search for information•
on the Internet, say what
you want. For example,
“Find movie theaters.”
To hear or listen to•
examples of speech
commands that you can
use, say “What can I say?”

9
Search becomes find
Search is your one-button
gateway to all kinds of
answers. Want to find
a contact? Touch Search
from People or call history.
Looking for an e-mail
message? Touch Search in
e-mail. Or touch it in Maps
to find an address, coffee
shop, zoo, or any other
place. Looking for a movie
time? Flight info? Weather?
Stock prices? Just touch
Search.

10
Import your contacts
When you set up your e-mail or Facebook account, your
contacts are imported automatically into your people hub.
And when you add
Facebook, your friends’
feeds appear in your people
hub, their photos show up in
your pictures hub, and your
own feeds pop up in your
Me tile.
To set up a Facebook (or any
kind of e-mail) account:
Touch the arrow1. on
Start to go to your
Applications list.
Touch2. Settings > email
& accounts.
Getting your contacts
from your old phone is
also easy. Put your old SIM
card into your new phone,
then go to Settings. Flick to
applications, touch people,
then touch import SIM
contacts.

11
Screen orientation
The screen reorients automatically depending on the way you
hold the phone.
Rotate the phone sideways to change the orientation of the
screen from portrait to landscape mode, and vice versa. In
landscape mode, the screen content expands to fit the screen.
NOTE: The Start screen and Applications list always
appear in portrait mode. Landscape mode is not supported
on certain applications or while the physical QWERTY
keyboard is open.

12
Touch screen gestures
The multi-touch screen on your phone allows you to use your
finger to move the screen content, scroll through menus, view
photos, and so on.
Flick – allows you to quickly
scroll through lists, menus,
or pages, and move sideways
in hubs.
Slide a finger quickly in the
direction you want the screen
content to move.
Pan – allows you to scroll
through lists, menus, or pages,
and move sideways in hubs at
a controlled rate.
Touch your finger on the screen
and then drag it slowly in the
direction you want the screen
content to move.

13
Stretch – allows you to zoom-in
on websites, maps, or pictures.
Move two fingers apart to enlarge
the view of the screen content.
Pinch – allows you to zoom-out
on websites, maps, or pictures.
Move two fingers close together
to reduce the view of the screen
content.

14
Smart text input
To type text in a text field, you can either use the on-screen
keyboard or the slide-out physical QWERTY keyboard.
On-screen keyboard:
The on-screen keyboard
appears when you touch
any text field. The keyboard
layout varies based on the
selected field. For example,
the @and .com keys appear
when you type an e-mail
address.
As you type, text suggestions
and auto corrections occur
to help you insert text quickly.
To type symbols, touch
&123 or 123. To see more
symbols such as underscore,
touch .
To close the on-screen
keyboard, touch anywhere
outside the text field.

15
QWERTY keyboard:
The on-screen keyboard
closes automatically when
you slide out the QWERTY
keyboard.
As you type using the
QWERTY keyboard, text
suggestions appear on the
screen. Touch a suggestion
to insert it.
To type text in upper case,
press .
To make text corrections,
press .
To type symbols, press ,
and then touch the
appropriate symbol that
appears on the screen.

16
Messaging
The Messaging screen displays a list of message conversations
representing all the received and sent messages.
To send a text message:
Touch the1. Messaging tile on the Start screen.
Touch2. in the messaging screen.
Enter the name of the recipient in the3. To: field using one
of the following methods:
Type the contact’s name, mobile number, or e-mail–
address. Touch to select the desired contact in the list
that appears.
To add more recipients, touch .
Touch–next to the To: field, then flick to see the
desired contact, and touch to select the contact.
To add more recipients, touch .
Touch the4. type a message field to compose your message.
NOTE: To add an attachment, touch and then select
any file saved on your phone.
Touch5. to send the message.