Two questions from newbie (just got my Zen Micr

Hi, just got my Zen Micro after reading up on lots of players. Two quick questions if i may:-
. Why the difference in keyboard icons? I notice on some that the 'back' button actually has the word 'back' written on it whereas others only have the arrow.
2. After i've charged the player (for 5 hours minimum on first charge?) should i immediately update with the two firmware downloads before adding songs?
Thanks in advance
Jaff

jaf089:
. The face plate has changed, presumably for international markets where people don't speak English.
2. The player will be charged in a maximum of 4 hours. The way to tell its charged is once the charging icon and glow stop, wait another 30 minutes for the final slow charge, then it will be ready.
You don't need to update with two different firmware updates, you can go straight to an update without one beforehand.
The .0.03 update fixes a battery charging bug, if you don't have this already, but allows the player to stay accessible with MediaSource.
The v2 updates give the player MTP access (driverless access with Windows XP and Windows Media Player 0). Be warned though, some people have had stability problems with both the connection and software after this upgrade.

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Ive just got my zen micro, despite it being brand new and being shrink wrapped, the back battery cover is covered in hairline scratches (you can only see them in a certain light) however its driving me nuts as im very fussy about these things
is there anywhere i can get a replacement? i rang support and the guy was like no! he didnt seem to care my apparently brand new micro looked damaged?
Also i find the sound quality poor on some mp3s, a bit 'scratchy' i suppose and they sound perfect on my pc?

Catherina,
Thank you for the swift response i appreciate it, re the sound quality its probably just the mp3s maybe and i will look into your suggestions, thank you
regarding the player, i bought it in the O2 experience on Grafton street, they wont replace it for the scratches as they say, rightly i suppose, that i could have scratched between thursday and today.
Im sure i havent tho as i never out anything like that in a pocket with anything else, and i noticed the scratches straight away.
Its odd as the rest of the player is immaculate as it should be but the battery cover looks quite worn.
If you could organise a replacement id be eternally grateful im living in dublin (as your profile seems to suggest that you do aswell)
I know its a silly thing to get worked up over but its bugging me!
(u are correct, its just the bit that slides on the back)

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As the previous poster stated,
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2. Camera settings: Turn on your camera=>press your Application Key (7 dots)=> Default Flash Settings (Off, On, Automatic).
3 + 4. Outlook allows you to retrieve your email from the yahoo server. It is a program that resides on your pc. If you don't turn on your pc, there's no email on it. Email programs are usually set up to retrieve email from servers when the user turns on his/hers pc and logs on. Since you have a personal yahoo account it's not much different, except you don't access with Outlook useless it's set up to route it's mail there. I'm guessing you log on online.
You can access your personal yahoo account from any where in the world by accessing the internet with either a wired or wireless pc/laptop/pda/cell phone or blackberry browser. Imagine your blackberry as a mobile pc with an email program installed but with more options. I'm not familiar with BES but it you have a BIS account, just add your yahoo address to it and it will redirect or if not , see if you can forward it to your berry thru your yahoo account options.
Your berry can conceivably access any email account availible. The only restriction is usually an IT policy.
I have hotmail, gmail, 3 shaw(my internet provider) and my mobility.blackberry.net account accessible from my 8130.
5. 8 GB is the largest card the latest OS will recognize. I have no idea if you could access all of a 16 GB card or if it would even work. Your Media Card Info will only display what it can recognize according to what version OS your running.
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