Bookshelf Home | Contents | Index | PDF | ![]() ![]() |
Siebel Wireless Administration Guide > Using Siebel Wireless > Using the Mobile DevicePressing the input keys on the wireless device or, in the case of some wireless handheld devices, touching links on the screen itself accomplishes these actions:
The exact keys you use for various actions depends on the wireless device. The following sections explain some of the most common keys for interacting with the application. Scroll KeysSiebel Wireless displays labels and data in a single column to eliminate the need for horizontal scrolling. You can use vertical scrolling when using Siebel Wireless, as views can contain more data than can be displayed vertically on the mobile device screen. All wireless browser-enabled devices have mechanisms to scroll up and down the screen. Often this mechanism is a pair of scroll keys (sometimes called navigation keys by some manufacturers). On phones, these keys are usually located just below the center of the screen: they are used to move up and down through the items on the screen. Other devices have just a single scroll key with two or four arrows (depending on whether the device allows horizontal scrolling as well). On some devices, a scroll dial serves this function. Turning the dial moves the selection point up or down the screen. Pressing the dial selects the current item. With other devices, you tap on the appropriate button on the screen to navigate vertically within an application. For details about how to move from item to item on a particular device, see the device's instruction manual. Soft KeysWireless browser-enabled devices often provide soft keys or buttons that represent commands that change depending on which application the browser is accessing and what part of the application is active. Usually located at the bottom of the screen, soft keys are the primary way of interacting with the application. Their exact functions change from screen to screen; the current function of each soft key is indicated in text that appears onscreen. Examples of soft keys that may appear in Siebel Wireless, depending on the capabilities of the wireless browser, include:
You can also use additional soft keys to access functionality provided by the wireless browser or the device itself, such as returning to the browser's home menu or viewing the browser's help. Although these soft keys may be displayed when accessing Siebel Wireless applications, they are not used by Siebel Wireless itself. For details on the type and functionality of particular soft keys provided by a device and wireless browsers, see the device's instruction manual. |
![]() ![]() |
Siebel Wireless Administration Guide | Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Legal Notices. | |