Assigning a Hotkey to the SMS Inbox

Question

I would like to assign a hotkey (the one with the envelope to be exact) to my SMS inbox. I would like to be able to reach the SMS inbox with one click, but apparently it is not possible. You can assign to "messages" in general but then its two more clicks to the inbox. I know that for a new SMS message an icon with direct link appears but this is not the point here. Is there any hack or maybe 3rd party app to achieve a direct link to the inbox? This question applies to all E series phones I think. Thanks.
E72-1, product code 0586718, firmware 022.007

Answer 1

Cindy Sarver (guest) wrote:
: : Lars Olsson (guest) wrote:
: : : Is it possible to assign a local name to the result
: : : of a complex and expensive subquery and have that
: : : name be used in multiple places in a where clause?
: : : select x,y from t where x in <S> and y in <S>;
: : : Here <S> is textually (very) large and quite
: : : expensive to evaluate.
: : : I have tried:
: : : select x,y from t where x,y in <S>
: : : The online manual seemed to indicate this (a list of
: : : column names before 'in') was OK and I hoped it would mean
: : : select x,y from t where both x and y in <S>
: : : However, the statement was rejected by 8i.
: : : Thanks,
: : : Lars
: Hi Lars,
: There are a couple of ways of doing it, but the easiest is
to
: do exactly what you wrote. I think if you put parentheses
around
: the columns, it should work:
: select x,y from t where (x, y) in
: (select col1, col2 from ...);
: (A really cheesy example that makes no sense, but shows that
you
: can select two columns is:
: select empno, deptno from emp
: where (deptno, deptno) in
: (select deptno, deptno from dept);
: If you want to get fancier, you may use a subquery in the
: FROM clause, also.
: I hope that this helps.
: -cindy
I like the previous ideas. A slight variation would be to
concatenate the x and y using a