Although I love my 7135, I am continually frustrated by the inability to be able to dial a contact by clicking on the OK button after selecting a contact using the CONTACT and UP/DOWN buttons. I know I can do this in the phone application, but if the contact I want to call is not in history, I have to go into the addressbook.
I use Agendus mostly, but I also have Contacts 5 installed. Neither of these applications will respond to a click of the OK button after selecting a contact. I end up having to use my stylus or finger depending on the situation.
I've tried installing 1Button Extender to do this for me, but I ended up removing it for reasons I don't remember at the moment.
If you have the number selected in the Address Book (the one that comes with it, I don't know about the 3rd party apps), just push the "Talk" button (the green phone button) and it will be automatically dialed.
but damn, I hate to have to resort back to the default addressbook after becomming so accustomed to the more advanced features that Agendus and Contacts 5 offers.
To be honest, I actually deleted the default addressbook, so I can't even try your suggestion. I'll try to find an older backup and install it into RAM, but I really hate to have to resort to doing that.
"The wireless telegraph is not difficult to understand. The ordinary telegraph is like a very long cat. You pull the tail in New York, and it meows in Los Angeles. The wireless is the same, only without the cat. " - Albert Einstein
I was using Adress Album for a littel while. I thought it was a nice idea to be able to put pictures into the adress entries, but I couldn't do the one hand dialing with that app.
So I just use the default address book.
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Originally posted by Schavlan ...Wouldn't you need jack flash and jack sprat in order to mess with it ?
That's right.
In my opinion, Jackflash is essentual. If I'm gonna delete the space hogging 1Meg+ mp3 demo, I might as well delete other things as well. I guess deleting the addressbook was not a great idea. I hate to resort back to it though.
I run almost all my applications from the SD card.
Even though I have 40 megs of applications, I have over 10 megs of free RAM.
One thing,I wish the SD card loaded faster .
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Does anyone have a copy of the addressbook application they could private post for me? I hate to have to totally restore my flash just to get the addressbook back.
I dont' know if this matters, but I'm running SZ 1.0.29.
"The wireless telegraph is not difficult to understand. The ordinary telegraph is like a very long cat. You pull the tail in New York, and it meows in Los Angeles. The wireless is the same, only without the cat. " - Albert Einstein
Sorry--I can't seem to get it to copy without having my card reader available.
I'll try later tomorrow, but someone else maybe able toget it to you before then
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Originally posted by blues but damn, I hate to have to resort back to the default addressbook after becomming so accustomed to the more advanced features that Agendus and Contacts 5 offers.
Have you tried TAKEphONE? If not, why don't you download the trial and give it a spin before going back to the default address book app. I know that the post that Schavlan pointed you to discusses it. It's really a matter of preference, but I do find it much quicker to navigate once you get used to it.
I believe the trick of pushing the green call button works from ANY app, it dials whatever string is selected. Should work from your 3rd party address list?
I guess what my problem is, I am selecting a contact, but that contact has many fields within it. I have to select a phone number field within that contact, then it will work.
I'm playing with TAKEphONE now...
It's a little getting used to, but it seems like it's addressing my problem.
I assume I don't need to install the hacks that come with it unless I want to use the sms feature. Is that right?
"The wireless telegraph is not difficult to understand. The ordinary telegraph is like a very long cat. You pull the tail in New York, and it meows in Los Angeles. The wireless is the same, only without the cat. " - Albert Einstein
"The wireless telegraph is not difficult to understand. The ordinary telegraph is like a very long cat. You pull the tail in New York, and it meows in Los Angeles. The wireless is the same, only without the cat. " - Albert Einstein
Thx blues, what about that program? I mean can you use itu to control cursor movement? because I find that the up/down keys in 7135 cannot be use to control the cursor movement, i.e. when writing email/SMS like I did in my treo 600