Sms editor

Hi,
I purchased an N95 18 months ago, which came with a slow ( but useful pc suite software ), I have recently changed to an N82 but the version of pc suite that came with it has little functions compared to the older release
My main issue is that the sms editor and contacts editor have gone
I prefer to write my txt on computer then send via bluetooth thru my fone, how come this function has gone ? And what is the latest version that has this function still available ?
Im running windows xp sp2
Regards,

There are two versions of pc suite, the N82 is supplied with the Nseries version which is aimed at media use.
If you want full functionality you need to download the proper PC suite from: www.nokia.com/pcsuite This will allow you to edit your contacts and send texts again.
Both versions should be able to coexist on the same pc.

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Hi, I use Nokia C-50. Since some time I cannot write SMS messages, because strange letters appear in SMS editor. Options -> Text language show me that Cestina language ist set. This is the first from the choice. When I set any other language like English or my Polish press OK and return to the editor I can write one letter and after it the editor switches back to Cestina language. How can I set the proper language permanently ?
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Hi JudaZ, thank you for your answere. I was trying to identify my mobile phone. It seems to be E52 . I tried many times, but I couldnt find the menu entries you suggested to choose. In editor options i only have the following entries:
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Solved!
Go to Solution.

menu -> tools -> settings -> -> telephon -> general -> language has solved the problem

Cannot pop up sms editor on Nokia N97

The Nokia N97 is a Symbian S60 v5 phone like the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic.
We use the following simple script on the 5800 to pop up the SMS editor, but it does not work on the N97. Nothing pops up - strange.
on(Release)
getURL('sms:?body=abc');
Is this a bug on the Flash Lite implementation on the N97? The phone we used was new.
Thanks in anticipation.
jz

Hi Alessandro,
Our current solution is that:
For mobile phones like 5800, n97,n97 mini ...etc. we now use nokia library to popup sms editor. This is not ideal as we have to populate the "To: field" otherwise it does not work. For all others, we use getURL to popup the sms editor and it's a great solution. The n97 was the problem phone as getURL worked for the 5800.
Our engineers response was as follows:
"I think what he means is whether I put the getURL code inside on(press) instead of on(release).
At this time, I check that I use keylistener's keydown/keyup event in our semobile application and use on(release) in testing program.
I can't remember whether we tested some codes using on(release) before. But it's quite unbelievable that only on(press) works instead of others although we can try it."
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I'm developing an application in Flashlite 2.1 and was
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I'd also like to have the incoming SMS intercepted by the
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Any help would be appreciated.

quote:
Originally posted by:
biskero
actually it's not Flash Lite but rather how Nokia implemented
the player on their phones for security reasons.
Well, probably they figured out that the possibility of
sending out SMS without the user being notified was a big problem;
since SWF content does not need to be certified, it is certainly
easy to create a malicious SWF movie that would consumes all your
credit by sending SMS to a premium number.
quote:
Incoming SMS cannot be catch (current implementation) so you
need to create some type of shell as Stephan, programming language
depends on the platform you are developing for. For example Nokia
S60 might be C++, J2ME or Python, S40 J2ME. For WM5 or Brew
something else.
C++ is the only solution, J2ME would throw several dialog
boxes about security, authorization and so on, beside the important
fact that it cannot communicate with the FL playter at all, only
C++ based programs can do, Python is ok, unfortunately it is not an
interpreter installed by default on the machines and certainly is
not something to ask to user to install only becuase you want to
send SMS in stealth mode.

N73 - SMS Editor Bug

Hi!
I have a N73 ME with Firmware Version 3.0638.0.0.30 (It looks like Nokia wont ever release a newer Firmware for my Product Code 0544952).
When i write a SMS and press 3x "0" to get an line break the phone brings me right back to the standby screen - but only if i confirm the line break by pressing the joystick to the right.
"0", "0", "0", "joystick right"
When i confirm the line break by pressing pushing the joystick to the left everything is fine.
Can anyone confirm this? Is this still the case with newer Versions?
Cheers.

My 3.0705.1.0.31 also has this silly bug.
V 4.0727.2.2.1
04-07-2007, RM-133
(C) Nokia N73 (Z5.01)

6300 - bug when exiting sms editor

I've got a Nokia 6300, firmware v5.00, on Orange UK.
I've found an annoying bug when replying to text messages. This is what happens:
- press 'reply'
- compose message and press 'send'
- press 'exit'
- rather than exiting, the phone goes to the 'reply as' screen, giving me the choice of replying as a text or an MMS.
- if I can press 'back', then the right soft key is now 'exit' and it works properly.
Any ideas how to fix this?

No, but there is a newer version of the 6300 firmware (v.5.5). Perhaps that would help.
Currently using 6300 & 6233 (backup)

"Phone memory full" when running PC suite's SMS up...

Windows XP SP2
Nokia PC Suite 6.81.13.0
Nokia 6230i connected to PC via Bluetooth
When I click on the Nokia PC Suite's "Messages" icon, it correctly opens Nokia Phone Browser, and if I click to create a new SMS it launches the update of the messages between phone and PC. Soon I get "Error, phone memory full, try to free some space on the telephone and try again".
Then the SMS editor opens and works, but the phone is anyway not synchronised with the PC (I erase some SMS on the phone and keep seeing them on the PC).
Phone memory is almost 90% free.
This has begun right after updating to this last PC Suite version.
thanks!
k

So .. with other words .. you are telling me not only PC Suite is **bleep**py software but the phone is a piece of junk also and doesn't delete SMS messages properly ?
Sorry, but this is NO solution for the cause of the problem and doesn't guarantee that it won't happen again. I need a fix so it never happens again. There's no time for "try and error", that's something Nokia should do in their labs instead to deliver low quality software and devices.
Oh well, if there won't be a working solution fixing the cause for this issue soon, I'll decide for my company to give back all phones (50+) and switch the vendor for good. We're still under guarantee so it's easy to make Nokia liable for this failing device.

Is it possible to send many SMS with one click???

I have made a php script which generate personal SMS for all of our clients each month.the SMS are generated in .VMG format for PC suite.I have PC suite installed.When I make right click on one of the files with the SMS, there is an -Send sms via Nokia Pc suite- option, but when i chose it it opens the nokia SMS editor and I need to press another button to be able to send the massage.imagine that with 500 SMS
So my question is if it is possible to skip the last part with pressing send button and just mark all the files and chose send all option.Or if you can give me some otehr suggestion it will be great.

Use the power zoom feature.
Select the hand tool and click and hold for a second or two on the
document (Adobe refers to this as patient user mode).
Then just use the mouse wheel or the up/down arrow keys to zoom and move
the red box around to where you want to go to.
Bob

Memory Error Fix for E71/E72/E Series.

Regarding Memory management... (Before the hard reset yesterday) I could generally run 2 - 3 applications before i got the out of memory, after running Nokia Energy profiler application, it shows around 100meg (if that's used memory, that means i have what, 29 meg free?) anyway..
After hard reset.
I just ran, Google Maps, Garmin XT, Ovi Maps 3.3, Gmail, Nokia web browser, Energy Profiler (to monitor memory usage) and the inbuilt Email client (inside the sms menu)...
Energy Profile went from 101 meg to 127 meg, and was running every app fine. i'm curious now that if others game the same results as me, i went from running a couple of small apps to 6 or 7 large apps without issues.
First of all, run the backup (backup everything except the memory card, this includes phone memory make sure you back that or you'll be there forever putting all your data back) then back up...
from the phone,
*#7370#
Code 12345
Then simply plug the phone back to USB, install the applications that need to be installed from pc suite, then restore from the backup, all your settings, bookmarks, configuration everything should be put back to how it was prior...
but, you'll notice a huge more amount of memory on drive c, and you'll have a lot more memory to play with for running more applications.
If this actually works for other people rather than just me, something is seriously wrong memory management side of things and nokia need to look into it.

this is a nice exercise
i have the following apps open and still have 11Mb of free memory left:
realplayer streaming a video clip over wlan
gallery
file manager
calculator
adobe reader
opera mobile
quickoffice
web browser
internet radio
google maps
ovi maps
sms editor
worldmate
calls log
everything works normal
it's kinda cool
cheers

Why are Symbian 'smartphones' not as smart as thei...

I used to have a Nokia 6230i, which I was really pleased with – the operating system (S40) was pretty much a perfected evolution from what I used to have on my 5140, and before that, the 5210. Recently I was offered an 'upgrade' to the 6120 classic, one of the newest Symbian S60 'smartphones' (reasons for quotation marks to follow). I took the 6120, lured mainly by the Nokia Maps application.
Whilst I have been impressed with Nokia Maps and a handful of other applications, I have to say that on the whole the move to Symbian has been a very frustrating one, and now I'm wondering whether I can really be bothered to keep the 6120 just for the sake of a few applications. The worst thing is that in general the OS seems to have taken a step backwards from my old phone – incredible really that Nokia have simply ditched so many of the tweaks that they had perfected with the 6230i (and, I understand, the 6300).
So I've made a list here of ways in which the new phone is actually much worse than the old one. I'm by no means the first one to spot all of these problems, but I thought I'd list all my problems in one place. Until Nokia sorts these out I shall probably ditch the 6120 in favour of a 6300 (I rarely use 3G and never use video calling – it's just too expensive), or maybe a non-Nokia phone altogether. Some of you may not agree with my preferences below, but I think we should at least be given the option to change them ourselves. I've been using the latest firmware (3.83) for the 6120, and some of these may not apply to other S60 phones.
1. You can't have a shortcut to the Inbox! Surely (maybe after Contacts or New message) this would be the most frequently used shortcut ever? It is totally ridiculous that you have to go through Messaging every time. The list of shortcuts is very poor in general – other obvious ones missing include:
Active standby – so I could switch it on or off as I need;
Personalisation – so I don't have to go through the whole Settings tree to get to the options I change most frequently;
Alarm clock – you shouldn't have to go through Clock, instead you should be able to get straight to 'New quick alarm';
Network settings – so I can turn 3G on and off as I need it.
And yet for some reason Nokia think that we need shortcuts to About product, Welcome, Tutorial, Device Manager and Activation keys – hardly features that you use very often! Also the shortcuts list isn't alphabetical – wouldn't this be the easiest way of finding the shortcuts you want? Basically the whole system of shortcuts needs sorting out – a much better way of doing it would be to have the ability to make shortcuts to anywhere you want in the menu tree (I think this is how Sony Ericssons work?).
2. Can only have up to 8 shortcuts – 2 on the selection keys and 6 active standby. The old 'Go to' list could have as many shortcuts as you wanted. Why couldn't we have more active standby shortcuts to scroll though? Or a single shortcut to a 'Go to' submenu/grid that we could customise ourselves?
3. Can't customise Active standby modules – you should be able to remove the calendar and add modules (e.g. Inbox, Contacts) that you use more often (I think you may be able to do this on some other S60 phones?).
4. Contact searching by last name – when I search for someone's name, I always look by first name. Having additional results show up for last names just means it takes that much longer to find what I'm looking for – we should really be able to turn this off.
5. Imported contacts put names into last name – most of my contacts are listed by first name only, with a surname only when there are two people with the same first name (surely this is the way most people file their contacts?). So when I import my old contacts, it would make much more sense to import names into the first name. Couldn't it also split two-word names into first name and last name?
6. No option to turn off startup tone – the 6230i had this, so why now does everyone around me need to know when I turn on my phone?
7. Can't turn off camera shutter sound – another annoying sound you now can't get rid of, even in Silent mode.
8. Can't set alarm clock snooze interval – on my old 6230i you could change the snooze time, now I'm stuck with it going off every 5 minutes.
9. Can no longer snooze with any button – you could do this on the 6230i, but now you have to make sure you hit the right button (and not Stop by mistake). Not so easy when you've barely woken up.
10. Can't scroll down to text message details – you used to be able to keep scrolling down after a text message to get the details (such as date & time) but now you have to go through yet another annoying menu.
11. Can't use number shortcuts in Profile list – you used to be able to use the number buttons to shortcut through your list of profiles. For example, I could just hit Power -> 4 to get to my 'Office' profile, but now I have to scroll through the whole list.
12. Limited number shortcuts in menus – you can only use the numbers on the keypad to shortcut through to a certain depth of menus. For example, within Phone settings you can't use the numbers to navigate the menus any more.
13. Only time of last call from a caller is shown in missed/received calls – previously you could go into the Missed calls list, select a caller and go to 'Time of call', which would show you when all the calls were from that person. Now if you want to do this you have to go into the Log, find the person you're looking for, and then filter out that number.
14. Volume button can mute call – previously when you turned the volume down all the way during a call it would go to the lowest voume, useful for when someone is shouting at you down the phone. Now if you do this it mutes the volume entirely, which is a lot less useful (depending on whether you actually need to hear what they're shouting!).
15. No conversions or calculations from standby mode – on the 6230i you could type a number straight in on the main screen (as you would a phone number) and then go Options -> In domestic to do a currency conversion. No sign of this on the 6120.
16. No countdown timer or stopwatch – I actually used the countdown timer quite often. Now I have Nokia to blame for my burnt pies. :-(
So come on Nokia, sort it out! Surely it can't be that difficult? And next time, why not pay attention to improvements that have been made so well in other product lines?

@PsychoMania.
Okay could you please tell me what Nokia phone to buy to get GPS onboard, a 5MP camera with a Xeon flash, Wi-Fi and a decent browser WITHOUT S60? ;-)
Nokia forces S60 onto users these days and you are right, I probably don't need Symbian. You sure could do all of the above WITHOUT Symbian and S60.
I work as a software developer myself and I don't think Symbian is so fantastic. Yes you can make deeper applications that integrate better than a Java-application but at what cost? Bye, bye sandbox and interpreter code.
Take SkyeQuikey. It needs to load forever after every reboot and is very unstable. It refuses to properly work sometimes and seems to be leaking memory (managed code is the way of the future - everyone knows this but S60 does not support it unlike Windows Mobile). In other words: Very close to being useless because stability and speed is essential for me.
Your analogy with Windows is very interesting. Windows DOES the entire basics well (especially Vista) except antivirus - just like S60. But unlike S60, Vista does all its basic features quite good if you ask me. You don’t need to change the basics of what one has come to expect from an OS – Windows Explorer covers even my most Linux-fanatic colleagues needs very well. The basic file explorer in S60 cannot even show complete details for long filenames. But the Music Player can… see the problem?
There is no excuse for not having a properly SMS editor. Windows Mobile has it and is also a fully operating system. Actually EVERY phone has a complete OS and every feature is simply an application but Symbian only differs in being MORE open to the public and 3rd party developers (but still somewhat bound to the hardware unlike Windows XP/Vista).
Consider every feature of the phone to be bundled integrated software. But the problem is that the software is of very low quality. And no 3rd part software can be as good as a 1st part software becuase Symbian is NOT completely open.
Research??
I did not think that buying a S60 phone meant replacing almost every basic function with something better. And still, nobody has made a complete replacement of the texting system that matches what feature-phones can do. And the worst part is that it is quite possible but either people don't care or the usual Symbian fans don't care about texting. If that is the case then Nokia should stop shipping every feature-rich phone they make, with S60.
According to what they are going to change with FP2, Nokia also seems to be aware of this because their focus is on the UI. But they could have done this long ago. So maybe our critic is not completely wrong?

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I cannot press n.9 on keypad cause it automatically closes the application (like sms editor) when pressed.
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It also boots about 3-6 times a day.
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i just installed the PR1.2 update on my nokia C6-01. I noteiced a very annoying problem in the autocorrection feature, while using the landscape mode and the english language.
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(translated from italian, could be different, but should be more or less the same=
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Thanks a lot
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Where does Phone Editor store sms on pc?

Does anybody know in which file and which directory Phone Editor stores the sms' when transferred from mobilephone to PC?
I need to format my hard disk and I don't want to loose all the sms I saved during last years.
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Phone connected, Open File Manager (Nokia PHone Browser, scroll to phone folder - messages and you will get "meesages" option in Windows Explorer view (upper control bar), select that and select archive your messages.
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