•In e-mail inbox, press the S key to search for a sender or a word within a subject line, and any mail folder regardless of message was sent or received.
•Within inbox, access the complete list of messages sent by hitting the ALT key followed by the O key.
•Within inbox, access the complete list of messages received by hitting the ALT key followed by the I key.
•Within inbox, access the complete list of SMS text messages received by hitting the ALT key followed by the S key.
•Within inbox, access phone log by hitting the ALT key followed by the P key.
•Within inbox, access voicemail log by hitting the ALT key followed by the V key.
•To delete all messages sent or received before a specific date, highlight that date with the cursor, hit the BlackBerry Menu key, select Delete Prior and confirm selection.
•To enable automatic spell checking of e-mail messages, click the Options icon on BlackBerry home screen. Then click Spell Check and select the Spell Check E-Mail Before Sending option.
•To do a manual spell check, click the BlackBerry Menu key within a composed message and select Check Spelling.
•When a message is being spell checked, suggested fixes to unrecognized words can be ignored by clicking the escape key.
•Heavy BlackBerry users know the pain of trying to catch up on an e-mail thread with multiple responses. For easier navigation of a conversation threads, open the first message and then hit the J key to jump to the next response, and so on. You can also return to an earlier message in the thread by hitting the K key. (Note: If the subject line of the thread has been modified, you may not be able to find all responses using this shortcut.)
•You can simply close a message, and when you're free again, just hit the G key after reopening it, and you'll be brought to the exact spot where you stopped reading.
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