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This service helps you get a quick access to the name, NAC, address and phone number of your frequently used contacts that you have used your desktop computer web browser to type into your account. This is because it is much easier to type addresses on the desktop computer than on the cellphone. Please check Add Addresses for details of how to add contacts into your account. Once the addresses are successfully added into your account, Locamagic will retrieve all these records from the server into your cellphone when it is launched. The names of the records then can be listed when "Addresses" is invoked as shown on Picture 1. You can use up or down arrow button to choose one of them and press softkey "Select" to go to the "Options" screen (see Picture 2). On that screen, you can choose "Show detail" to show the detail of the selected record (Picture 3), choose "Drive from" to set it as the start location for Navigating, choose "Drive to" to set it as the end location for Navigating, choose "Locate at" to set it as the center location for Locating, choose "Search at" to set it as the center location for Searching or choose "Call" to make a phone call. When it is set as the start location for Navigating, it will go back to the list and let you choose another record for the end location. If it is set as the end location for Navigating, then it will open the input screen of Navigating with the selected NAC in the end location box. If the selected record is set for Locating, it will directly go to the Locating input screen with the NAC in the input box. Similarly for Searching. If it is selected for making a phone call, the phone number will be shown on the dial screen so that you don't need to type the phone number. Every time you have successfully entered a new address (street address or NAC) and made a location service, the address will be temporarily added to the Addresses list and you can reuse it without typing it again. The temporary addresses will be removed after Locamagic exits. This service may be used as a more powerful alternative to the cellphone's original phone book.

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