Is there a way to make the green send button go straight to GV Dailer? I've tried installing the "Green Button" application, but it's not doing anything for me. Actually keeps freezing my phone. I think it's meant for iDailer. Thanks in advance to anyone that knows!
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Excerpt from a PM sent to FCW from me....
One quick question though... Why is it on EVERY SINGLE titanium rom does touching "phone" on the titanium list show the last missed call, but then you'd think touching it again would show you those calls, but instead it shows you the dang dialer?
That just doesn't make sense. You'd think it would do like what the right soft key does (view).
Yes, it says "phone" on the titanium screen, but I can press the green button to bring up the dialer which is way easier to do, (and gets MUCH less use than the previous calls log ((dialing is kinda touchy))). Instead of saying "phone" in titanium, it should say "Call List" and offer what the view button does. I don't know how many times a day I peck the phone button on titanium then have to fumble for the right soft key to get to the recent calls log.
I think if you were to implement this feature, the WHOLE developer community would follow suit.
BTW all, I've tried editing the Titanium_240x320.cpr whatever files. I can change the link names, but not what they do.
Any ideas?
Nonsense...
Touch it to bring up the phone and call the first contact wit a lil red arrow saying HEY this contact calls you and you didnt answer call it back!!!!
or Just--- HEY a missed cal you say, i dont wnat to call right now so i just gonna tap in the softkey view and then close the missed calls screen....
If that is the meaning of change the tap app... just remove the buttons on your hermes.
Hey...Doesnt matter how many messages I receive in t-mobile rhodium it always says i have 25 messages...also I always have to stay on the message for a very long time for it to disappear as a new message...Ive tried searching the forums for my problem but I coudlnt really find the solution. Maybe its there and im sorry for the extra thread.
Thanks if anyone can help me
unmute/mute button
Also the unmute/mute button at the back of the phone under the camera doesnt work..it has no function in my phone when i press it...any solution for that?
For the thing about the phone only saying you have 25 messages, how in the hell did you miss the "All Messages" button in the lower left hand corner?
Pretty sure that mute button is just for calls, not general usage of the phone, might wanna read the manual next time champ.
I have the all messages button on the corner but phone always displays like 1/25 when a new message comes...doesnt matter how many messages i have in the phone
and also the mute button doesnt work even during calls even when i have the speakerphone on..
When you say 1/25, do you mean the message previews on the Message Manila tab?
Yes..When i press the message icon on the manila..
usmanmazahir said:
and also the mute button doesnt work even during calls even when i have the speakerphone on..
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I got the impression that the 'mute' button is to mute the microphone (not the speakers) when the speakerphone is activated when you place the TP2 face down.
Hey,
i recently got a HTC Touch Pro 2 and i'm quite happy with it. Nice phone all in all. Just that when i receive a call while the phone is in my pocket it automatically presses the "send text message" button in the right bottom. This makes it send the message "I am busy right now i'll call u back later" blabla. Anyone knows how to turn this off?
I have looked around this forum, google and the phone itself but i can't find it anywhere..
Thanks!
Phone, Menu, Options, Advanced tab.
Uncheck "reject call with text message".
The button you are pressing is rejecting the call. It will keep doing this, just without sending a text.
kierandill said:
Phone, Menu, Options, Advanced tab.
Uncheck "reject call with text message".
The button you are pressing is rejecting the call. It will keep doing this, just without sending a text.
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Hm is there a way to fully disable the button? I prefer using the slide to refuse a call, not just press a button. Also i'm using the default HTC WM 6.5 rom..
Shorty003 said:
Hm is there a way to fully disable the button? I prefer using the slide to refuse a call, not just press a button. Also i'm using the default HTC WM 6.5 rom..
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The slider should still work too.
-Frank
frank s said:
The slider should still work too.
-Frank
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Yeah it does, but the problem is i keep accidentally pressing the button in the bottom right. This making me refuse the call without wanting it.
hi there,
so, as said in the title, sometime when I try to make a call, pressing the lower left key (I guess it's called "dialer button"), the htc dialer does not show up. I will need to enter some other contact application to show up those and make a call. afterwards, it's working again.
anyone else with this kind of problem?
cheers,
abprie
Okay. I'm not sure how or why, but recently when I answer my phone the dialer makes me press "1" to accept the call before I can talk to people. Sometimes I don't do it fast enough and it hangs up making me have to call back.
Anyone know what app does this? Anyone know how to turn it off? I like answering my phone and it actually answers my phone.
Thanks for the help!
Odd, have you looked through all the settings? What apps have you downloaded recently?
We're comin from a pure power source.
is it a Sense ROM? are you roaming?? it sounds like the Roam Guard or Call Guard option, or something along those lines.
Did you install Google Voice? There is a setting in the web interface to turn that off. Call screening I think it is.
Yeah, that's Google Voice, not an app. Go to the Voice website and turn off Call Screening.
Worked perfectly, thanks guys!
I can troubleshoot a boot loop in minutes but Google Voice continues to be a thorn in my side lol.
Thank you sooo much, this has been annoying the ****e out of me but I never remember to search for a fix!