Samsung V200 Question

Safra · 12-09-2003, 17:52

I have a quick question for anyone who has a V200. I have read in some forums that when writing a text message, the V200 does not do word wrapping, so when you reach the end of a line, instead of the whole word moving onto the next line, only part of it moves which makes the whole text hard to read.
Is this true? And if it is, is it only for when you are writing a text that it doesnt use word wrap, or does it not use it when you receive a text in your inbox either?
Thanks!

*Jon B - Somerset* · 13-09-2003, 18:43

It doesn't word wrap, which is really annoying my mate has this phone. You would of thought a phone with so many decent features on it would at least have word wrapping on it!

Safra · 13-09-2003, 20:21

Yea i know. Thats why i posted that question here as i thought it sounded a bit strange!
Im glad the vodafone shops let us play with the GX20 so i can actually see properly what the phone is like before i buy it! I was looking at getting the V200 but as soon as i read it cant word wrap i quickly changed my mind, so im sticking with the fantastic GX20!

13-09-2003, 21:08

even my first phone did word wrapping, i would have thought this would be a standard feature by now?

pxd867 · 13-09-2003, 22:26

The slightly older Samsung T100 of mine doesn't word wrap either. Very annoying sometimes

Geoff274544 · 13-09-2003, 23:14

I've got a V200 and have had so many problems with it. Really dislike the phone, and as for appearence the T-100 looks way better.

Anyway I'am switching to a Motorola C315

*Jon B - Somerset* · 14-09-2003, 10:08

I was thinking about getting the V200 but now i have decided to go for the GX20.

12-09-2003, 17:52	#1
Safra Forum Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Manchester Posts: 7,708	Samsung V200 Question I have a quick question for anyone who has a V200. I have read in some forums that when writing a text message, the V200 does not do word wrapping, so when you reach the end of a line, instead of the whole word moving onto the next line, only part of it moves which makes the whole text hard to read. Is this true? And if it is, is it only for when you are writing a text that it doesnt use word wrap, or does it not use it when you receive a text in your inbox either? Thanks!

13-09-2003, 18:43	#2
Jon B - Somerset Forum Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Somerset, UK Posts: 5,163	It doesn't word wrap, which is really annoying my mate has this phone. You would of thought a phone with so many decent features on it would at least have word wrapping on it!

13-09-2003, 20:21	#3
Safra Forum Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Manchester Posts: 7,708	Yea i know. Thats why i posted that question here as i thought it sounded a bit strange! Im glad the vodafone shops let us play with the GX20 so i can actually see properly what the phone is like before i buy it! I was looking at getting the V200 but as soon as i read it cant word wrap i quickly changed my mind, so im sticking with the fantastic GX20!

13-09-2003, 21:08	#4
*dan* Posts: n/a	even my first phone did word wrapping, i would have thought this would be a standard feature by now?

13-09-2003, 22:26	#5
pxd867 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: UK Posts: 11,014	The slightly older Samsung T100 of mine doesn't word wrap either. Very annoying sometimes

13-09-2003, 23:14	#6
Geoff274544 Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Northern Ireland Posts: 4,225	I've got a V200 and have had so many problems with it. Really dislike the phone, and as for appearence the T-100 looks way better. Anyway I'am switching to a Motorola C315

14-09-2003, 10:08	#7
Jon B - Somerset Forum Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Somerset, UK Posts: 5,163	I was thinking about getting the V200 but now i have decided to go for the GX20.

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