Writing SMS with standard mode with one hand?

[Urosh]

Very often I have to write an SMS with one hand, but it is impossible with Qtek 2020.
I would like to find a software where you can write an SMS with the standard mode (like on normal GSM) with standard numbers 1-9 with letters on them.
I use D9 to find the contact and I think it is very usefull.
When you find a contact and you tap the SMS button near the number it should be very appriciated to have a standard GSM input letter mode (like T9) instead of default SMS client of WM.

Do someone know if a software like this exists?

Thanks for the answer,

Urosh

[cruisin-thru]

GO to www.yorch.net and look under "software".

[Urosh]

I' don't find any software I described before.

Please let me know which one do you think do what I said.

Thanks,

Urosh

[cruisin-thru]

I apologise, I thought it was on yorches site, here is the link for you, it is a superb piece of software and it is FREE. Anybody else wants a brilliant sms program make sure you get it too.


http://www.handango.com/PlatformSearch.jsp?optionId=1_2_2&platformId=2&siteId=1&txtSearch=designlab&zsortParams=true



I just found a bug in this program when running on xda2, if you push "select" button when entering phone number it gives an error, but ig you spend a little time inserting all your often used numbers you can use the drop down becuase it remebers the last 20 numbers that you have used, its worth a little time to set it up becuase it saves a lot of time in the long run.

[Zeljac]

Actually it's not working at all with my mda ii :cry: It says: message sent successfully, but later on-message not delivered :cry: Do you have any idea what I could be doing wrong? Is there a special format in which I have to put the number of receipient?

[kavalir]

i think, only way is spb fullscreen keyboard or typeango ..

[bozy]

It's working fine on my XDA-II with T-Mobile ROM 1.60. The only thing is that if I am trying to send to local mobile number I have to enter the number with '+', country code etc. while I could use 'short' number with ordinary mobile phone.

Actually it's not working at all with my mda ii :cry: It says: message sent successfully, but later on-message not delivered :cry: Do you have any idea what I could be doing wrong? Is there a special format in which I have to put the number of receipient?

[Zeljac]

Ok, that seemed to do the trick. Tnx a lot, it's working now flawlessly. But, I still have another question :oops: -how do you input "+" directly from the SMSwriter. "+" is on the same key as the "0" and whatever I do I keep getting "0". Of coarse, I could call up the keyboard but for that would again need a stlyus :cry:

[cruisin-thru]

Its a serious shortcoming, its a pity somebody couldnt patch on the ability to select searchwhich would bring up the contacts list, any offers from you programmers please???

[bozy]

unfortunately, found no way around it, I used to enter '+' with soft keyboard using a pen. The only temporary solution which comes to my mind is the list of numbers used to send SMS already (there should be some 25 numbers kept).

Ok, that seemed to do the trick. Tnx a lot, it's working now flawlessly. But, I still have another question :oops: -how do you input "+" directly from the SMSwriter. "+" is on the same key as the "0" and whatever I do I keep getting "0". Of coarse, I could call up the keyboard but for that would again need a stlyus :cry:

[Urosh]

For me is impossible to use this software only with my fingers.
It has too small dialogue boxes (to find the contact).

For me the best solution would be to have a D9 program that integrates a SMS client which has the same keypad which is at the start of the program (with big buttons) to write to message (when the contact has just been selected).

Bye,

Urosh