Once all of the fields have been set, you may use 'ok' from the menu to confirm the addition or edit. You will then be returned to the select a profile display.

The Place Search Function
This function is available when editing or adding a profile. Its availability depends on your phone having the memory capacity for it to work. Most phones will have enough memory.

When opting to use this method of setting the location, you are first asked from where to get the location information. There can be three buttons here (activated by the 'select' key); The static database, a web search, or the results of the last web search (if there was enough free space for the program to retain them).

Getting the Location from the built in database
First we will describe using the built in database. This is a database of about 1000 worldwide locations. They are mainly the larger cities, but also attention has been paid to providing a good geographical spread. This is so that approximating the coordinates can be done, ie. if you are mid way between two of the towns in the database, a rough guess can be made based on the two sets of coordinates.

The way this part of the program operates is probably best described by example, so we will explain by showing how to select Oslo in Norway:

First you set the country so that you can access the cities in Norway.
When the country item is fully highlighted, you can use 'left' and 'right' to step through the countries (the cities field also works like this). Sometimes it may be easier to do this, but more often you will want to find a country by selecting and changing individual letters. For this example, we will start with the default country, which is Afghanistan, and explain this process.

First we press 'select' to highlight the 'A' of Afghanistan, eg: Afghanistan. We want to find the first country beginning with 'N'. This is Namibia. We do this by using 'up' or 'down' until the first letter changes to 'N'.

Once at Namibia, we want to find the first country beginning with 'No', In the database, this is Northern Ireland (in the database, the British isles has been split up into its main regions, Scotland, England, etc.). Press 'right' so that the first 'a' of Namibia becomes highlighted, eg: Namibia. Then use 'up' or 'down' to change this letter until it becomes an 'o', and the display shows something similar to this: Northern Ireland.

Next you want to move to the next letter that is going to be different between Northern Ireland and Norway; the 't' in Northern Ireland. The next country in the database that begins with 'Nor' is in fact Norway, so highlight the 't' by pressing 'right' a few times: Northern Ireland, and then press 'up' to reveal Norway.
The country is now set and you can press select again now, which allows you to move to the town/city field by using 'up' or 'down'.

Oslo is the only city in the database that begins with 'O' for Norway , so all you have to do here is press 'select' when the whole item is highlighted, so that the first letter of the first city in the database for Norway is highlighted and then use 'up' or 'down' until that letter becomes an 'O'.

You have now chosen a location. To use this for the profile, select 'ok' from the menu. By selecting 'Cancel', you will return to the profile display without changing the location.

So in essence, to find a location in the database, search by changing the first letter in the current place that will not be the same for our desired place. When there is no other place that begins with the same letters, up and down will simply have no effect.

You should note that as well as splitting the UK into regions, the database has the States in the USA classed as 'countries' for ease of navigation. They are stored as US Alaska etc.

Performing a search using the web
This method of setting the location relies on the ability to connect to the Internet and this depends on factors such as signal strength and Operator Contracts. Network Operators will also charge in a variety of ways for the transfer of data in this manor.

To begin, you are shown a screen where the search is defined. There are two parts to a search. Selecting a specific country, and providing the search text. Selecting the country operates in a similar way to using the static database to select a country and city, so please refer to that section for instructions. The difference here is that when 'searching by letter', the 'Any Country' record is not available. The search text is entered using your phone's standard text input interface, which is activated when the search text is highlighted and the 'select' key is pressed.

Once you have set up your search, the 'ok' menu item will start the search and its progress will be shown to you. To save bandwidth, only the first 50 matches are retrieved from geonames.org.

After a search has completed, (or if you chose to pick the location from the stored results of the last search) you will see a page showing the number of matching locations, and which of these you are currently viewing. You can step through the results one-by-one using the 'left' or 'right' keys. It is also possible to jump to a specific number by editing the 'match' item in very much the same manor as other controls in this program are edited.

To complete the search, you may choose 'ok' from the menu and use the location currently displayed , or 'cancel' to abandon the process of searching for a location.