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[Plagiarius]

Hallo,

leider konnte mir die Suche nicht weiterhelfen oder mir fehlt einfach der richtige Suchbegriff.

Vllt. hat mir schnell jemand die Erklärung für folgendes Icon:

Umgedrehtes Telefon, siehe Anhang neben Akkustatus.

Vielen Dank,

Chris

 

[salome]

Vielleicht hilft es weiter, wenn du sagst, wo du dieses Icon siehst.
Sind die beiden Signets (sehr schlecht erkennbar, da zu klein) tatsächlich in einem Bild / Icon?
salome

 

[Ben]

Hier ist wohl die Antwort: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=473262

That symbol means you've got TTY enabled. Go to Settings > Phone and set TTY to OFF, that should make the symbol go away.

TTY = Teletypewriter

Bitte frag mich jetzt aber nicht, was das ist.

 

[eyecandy]

TTY = Teletypewriter

Bitte frag mich jetzt aber nicht, was das ist.

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schreibtelefon

 

[Ben]

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schreibtelefon

Interessant... Und das iPhone hat diese Funktion auch? Oder ist das abhängig vom Carrier?

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http://www.apfeltalk.de/forum/tty-beim-iphone-t101699.html

 

[Plagiarius]

Super danke, habe das wohl ausversehen eingeschaltet gehabt.

Nun wieder deaktiviert

 

[eyecandy]

mir wurde dies an anderer stelle geliefert:
aus der dokumentation
"managing virtual machines from iphone

with the parallels iphone application, you can start, stop, and suspend your virtual machine or
simply view its desktop right from your iphone when your mac is out of reach. all you need is
to connect your iphone to the internet, launch the parallels iphone application, and establish a
connection with your mac.

before you try to connect your iphone to parallels desktop on your mac, enable the allow
connections from iphone option on the general pane of the parallels desktop preferences (p. 41).
installing parallels iphone application

the parallels iphone application can be downloaded for free from the app store and is installed
like any other iphone application. just search for "parallels mobile" at the app store.
disclaimer: apple takes a certain amount of time to verify an application for publication. if you
cannot yet find "parallels mobile" at the app store, check again in a few days.

starting parallels iphone application
you can start the parallels iphone application by clicking its icon on the iphone home screen.
adding your mac to the parallels servers list
1) start the parallels iphone application and click the add button .
2) specify the ip address of your mac, your user name, and the password. click the save
button.
note: the computer you are trying to connect to should be turned on and have a stable
internet connection.
3) when the connection to your mac is established, it will be added to the parallels servers list.

viewing and managing your virtual machines
1) select your mac in the parallels servers list. this will open a list of virtual machines
available on your mac.
2) the list of virtual machines displays the names of the virtual machines available on your
mac and the types of operating systems installed in them. the virtual machines that are
currently running are indicated by this sign:
select a virtual machine from the list to see its console window.
3) the appearance of the virtual machine console window depends on its current state:
if the virtual machine is running, you will see its live screen shot. to refresh the screen
shot, click the refresh button. "

http://www.parallels.com/products/desktop/pd40_docs/

 

[bobandrews]

Hier ist wohl die Antwort: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=473262

thanks a million mate it was bothering me like hell

Wie süß!:-D

 

[Ben]

@ eyecandy

Sicher, dass du das nicht hier posten wolltest?