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- Integrate .tel�� into your address book -
tel for BlackberryVersion 1.3 The .tel application for BlackBerry devices with OS 4.1 and later enables you to integrate .tel data into your Address Book. With this application, you can view contact information in .tel domains and save it to your address book; please see a list of available actions below. After installing the application, you will see a new .tel icon on the home screen, and new options in your address book. From the main screen, you can launch the .tel application to do the following:
Note: after installing the application, you will need to log into your TelFriends account. If you don't have an account in TelFriends, skip this step; you will still be able to use the application. To sign up for a free TelFriends account, go to http://telfriends.tel. Lookup .tel domainsWhen you select Lookup .tel and enter the .tel name (no need for the ".tel"), the application will show you any text published in the domain, as well as the location and all public contact items. As you roll over each contact item, you can see its description, such as "Work fax" or "Mobile Voice Call".For any contact item, you can choose to:
Import .tel dataWhen looking up a .tel domain, you get a list of contacts that you can use directly or save to your BlackBerry address book. To save the currently selected item, click Import in the menu; if you're browsing the .tel from the address book, the item is saved to the currently selected contact; otherwise, specify the contact where you wish this item to be saved. You can select the field you wish to import the result to, such as 'email' or 'work tel'. If the selected field is not empty, you will be prompted to overwrite the existing entry. You can also import all contact items of a looked up .tel domain to a contact in one go - select Multi-import, select the contact where this information will be saved, and the fields where each contact item will use. You can multi-import to an existing contact or create a new one by selecting New Contact. Note: with multi-import, you cannot overwrite non-empty fields or add more than one value in a field; if you need to use .tel data instead of your address book data, use the single Import option to merge contact details correctly. Synchronize contact dataWhen you lookup a .tel domain, you can save it to a new or existing contact. This way, the domain is assigned to this contact in your address book, and you see the .tel enabled category in the list of options in the address book. This way, you can easily access all your contacts that have dynamic contact information in .tel domains. The address book can store any contact items imported from a .tel domain, but you need to save the .tel domain first to perform lookups and synchronize data in future. If you need to change the .tel assigned to a contact, or send a friend request, go to the .tel options. Manage friend relationsAs explained above and on the website, TelFriends is a free and simple service for managing access to private data in .tel domains. If you have .tel domains, you manage your friend list through TelFriends, and if you don't have .tels, you use the website to send friend requests to see private .tel data. With the .tel application for BlackBerry, you can log into your TelFriends account to do both. The application will check for new messages periodically and display the number of unread messages. You can also check for new items manually:
Switch between ProfilesFor easier updates to .tel data, set up ready profiles with sets of data in your .tel domains, such as 'work profile' or 'vacation'. This way, you can add your domains to the .tel application on BlackBerry and switch between ready profiles to publish a ready set of contact items to the DNS. From the main menu, go to Switch Profile, and select the domain name you wish to update. The application will get the list of profiles and show which one is active. Select the profile you need to activate, and select Switch Profile again. Change SettingsThe .tel application for BlackBerry has specific settings inside the application and uses some global options, both described below. From the Settings menu, you can:
The application can be further configured via the Options -> Access .tel Options menu, as follows.
Finally, you may need to define the TCP access point to use a direct TCP connection; for that, go to Options > Advanced Options > TCP. On older devices, the TLS setting needs to be configured via Options > Security Options > TLS > Handheld. Other OptionsFrom the main menu of the .tel application, you can access the help materials, check for newer versions of software, or exit. Hitting Exit quits the application, unlike selecting the back button, which will leave the application running in the background, this explicitly closes it. -� Type in your BlackBerry browser� http://bb.apps.telnic.tel
My.tel iPhone Application
Version 1.0 by Henri Asseily, henri.tel My.tel enables you to manage your .tel domain, which can be your single point of contact for all your communications. If you don't have a .tel domain, buy now. If you have a .tel, log into My.tel application to manage your data; you can add public and private contact items, keywords, status information, locations; organize your data into folders, and manage your friend list. When you first install and open the application, it asks you to log into your .tel for editing. You only need to do this once. Manage and update your .tel by using My.tel tabs:
Contact InformationContact information is the central element of your . tel; it can be anything you want: email address, Skype ID, phone number, website link, and so on. Use this screen to manage your contact items. To add a new contact, touch + and:
To edit an existing contact, touch the blue arrow on the right and update as needed. For private cotacts, you can see which friend groups can access this contact, and can manage them. You can also organize contact items; in the list of contacts, touch Edit and:
KeywordsKeywords can help you identify and characterize yourself and your .tel domain. You can use one of the pre-set keyword categories shown below or F (Free Text) if no category fits your needs.
To add a new keyword, touch +, choose your category, fill in the fields, and click Save to confirm. If you want, you can add an additional label to describe your keyword. To edit or delete an existing keyword, click Edit, and tap the keyword in the list. LocationLocation includes geographic coordinates that you can set to be the same as your GPS location. If GPS is enabled, you will be offered to set your location when starting My.tel. You can update this setting on the Location screen. Navigate the map to the spot where you want to set your location, and tap Set .tel marker. You can also switch to your GPS location by using the arrow icon on the left and selecting the appropriate option. To delete your location, click the Bin icon. PrivacyPrivacy allows you to organize the people you have added into your friend list. You can have a number of friend groups, such as Family or Partners, each with a personalized set of private data they can access. Tap a group to see which data they can see. By default, you have a group of All Friends, which is your entire friend list. You can add more groups by clicking +. To manage a group, touch its name and see which contact items the group can see. You can also rename or delete the group. TextThe text message allows you to add an introduction to your .tel. Each profile can have a different status message shown on the Status screen. Tap Edit to add, update or delete the message. FoldersYou can add structure to your .tel by organizing sub-domains, or folders. My.tel displays the currently selected folder (main .tel name or sub-domain name) in the Current Folder field on the Status screen. Tap the name to see what sub-folders you've got. To switch to a different folder, tap Select, and then Done. You'll return to the main Status screen. Any contact items, status message, or keywords that you enter get added to the currently selected folder. Note that private contacts are only supported in your main folder, not in sub-domains. To delete a folder, click Edit and then Delete to confirm. ProfilesA profile is a set of data that you can publish in the DNS with one touch. You can set up profiles for work, leisure, travel, etc., and switch between them to avoid entering many contact items each time your life situation changes. By default, all you add to your .tel gets into your default profile. To manage profiles, go to Profile on the Status tab; to exit when you've finished, click Done and return to the previous page. You can:
For more information, please consult : Version 1.3 The .tel plug-in for Microsoft Outlook� application enables you to extend your Contacts with .tel data. After installing the plug-in, you will see a new toolbar in your Outlook interface, with ".tel actions" with all your controls, a search field, and a button for logging into TelFriends to see friend request messages. Note: when you first run Outlook after installing this plug-in, it will ask you to log into the TelFriends account. If you don't have an account in TelFriends, skip this step; you will still be able to use the plug-in. To sign up for a free TelFriends account, go to http://telfriends.tel. View .tel domainsTo view a .tel domain, type in the domain name in the search field, and press Enter. The system shows the .tel contacts in a new window. You can click any contact, and the plug-in will launch the application assigned to this type of contact in your Preferences; for example, clicking a Skype ID will launch your Skype application by default. If you want the system to start a different application, please configure Outlook launchers. Save .tel data to ContactsYou can save a .tel to your Outlook contacts. For that:
Update your Contacts with .tel dataAfter saving a .tel to a Contact in Outlook, you can always see that .tel and keep the contact data synchronized with it. To update your Contacts, go .tel Actions > Refresh .tel Contacts. The system will check whether any .tels have been updated since you saved the contact items locally, and will offer to view the .tel or the contact item, if any differences are found. To import new contact items from a .tel, click View and save the new data to your existing contact. Contacts and .telIf you do not know which .tel a given contact uses, go to Contacts in Outlook, open the contact and switch to the Add-ins tab. You will see .tel Contacts with the .tel domain name, and the "friending� status, which indicates whether the domain may have private data for you:
To add a different domain to this contact, click Edit, type in the new .tel domain name, and click Save. Log into TelFriendsWhen you first start your .tel plug-in for Outlook, it requests that you login to TelFriends. If you don't want to login immediately, or have no TelFriends account, skip this step. To login later, go to .tel Actions > Preferences > TelFriends ID. You can save your username and password, and choose to login at startup automatically. This way, the plug-in will log you into TelFriends automatically every time Outlook starts, and you will be able to see any pending friend requests. Add .tel DomainsHere you can configure the domains that you own, so that you can check for friend requests and switch the profiles of your domains. If you don't have .tel domains, go to .tel Actions > Buy a .tel to see a list of companies that sell .tel domains. Switch ProfilesIf you have setup profiles in your .tel control panel, you can switch between them in your Outlook plug-in. With this option, you don't need to log into your .tel control panel to update the set of contact data that is published on the Web. Configure Outlook LaunchersYou can choose which application is launched when you click certain .tel contact items; for example, you can configure Outlook to launch your preferred internet browser to open web links in .tel domains. Go to .tel Actions > Launchers to see the current settings. When you start, the plug-in uses system default settings. If you install new applications, click Check Availability to add them to the list of available launchers in Outlook. If an application you want to use does not show up in the list, click Add a Launcher and navigate to the folder of that application on your system.� Configure the .tel Plug-inYour preferences also allow you to enable the .tel plug-in to search for updates automatically, and to set the frequency for these version checks. If an update is available, you will be taken to the download website, where you can download and install the new version of the plug-in.
For detailed instructions, please consult the README in the zip file.
http://dev.telnic.org/downloads/WinMobile-Installer-PPC-v1.cab
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