Comments on: Using Keypad shortcuts on your Nokia e61i and other s60 devices… http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/ All about Symbian 3rd edition especially e series devices. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 08:23:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Ali http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-565 Ali Thu, 22 Nov 2007 14:14:55 +0000 http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-565 The image is different then the one I have also, lol so we all have the keypad. The image is different then the one I have also, lol so we all have the keypad.

]]> By: darkmagic http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-562 darkmagic Wed, 21 Nov 2007 20:20:17 +0000 http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-562 quick question - what model keyboard was used in the photo of the E61i? i have a different keyboard and the keys are slightly different. if i had your keyboard layout - my typing error would be gone! my ? and / are in different places, but they would be correct if I had your keypad.. let me know!! quick question - what model keyboard was used in the photo of the E61i?

i have a different keyboard and the keys are slightly different.

if i had your keyboard layout - my typing error would be gone! my ? and / are in different places, but they would be correct if I had your keypad.. let me know!!

]]> By: tonyrome http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-517 tonyrome Tue, 25 Sep 2007 13:57:59 +0000 http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-517 Great shortcuts, many of which I use regularly but some are not documented and very helpful. The fredkadet one is actually written in the owners manual and is the correct way to switch between open applications. Another useful one is a short press of the on/off key, which brings up a menu where you can select from your profiles and lock the keypad. Great shortcuts, many of which I use regularly but some are not documented and very helpful. The fredkadet one is actually written in the owners manual and is the correct way to switch between open applications. Another useful one is a short press of the on/off key, which brings up a menu where you can select from your profiles and lock the keypad.

]]> By: fredkadet http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-473 fredkadet Mon, 20 Aug 2007 18:10:34 +0000 http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-473 Great stuff! How about this one, perhaps superfluous but hey... Keep pressing the menu button and all active applications appear! I am always using it and keeps me having to access the application folder. Keep up the good work! Great stuff!

How about this one, perhaps superfluous but hey…
Keep pressing the menu button and all active applications appear! I am always using it and keeps me having to access the application folder.

Keep up the good work!

]]> By: marcfonteijn http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-458 marcfonteijn Wed, 15 Aug 2007 11:22:28 +0000 http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-458 I discovered that you can use the "blue" keys to quick acces folders and application in the menu. So for instance 1 corresponds to the most top left icon in the menu and 0 to the most bottom right menu icon. It's weird that Nokia doesn't have this overview online or in the manual. I discovered that you can use the “blue” keys to quick acces folders and application in the menu. So for instance 1 corresponds to the most top left icon in the menu and 0 to the most bottom right menu icon.

It’s weird that Nokia doesn’t have this overview online or in the manual.

]]> By: admartinezjr http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-457 admartinezjr Tue, 14 Aug 2007 15:00:50 +0000 http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-457 Thank you for all the shortcuts. Some of them are coming back to mind as I was reading. This is a great contribution! Thank you for all the shortcuts. Some of them are coming back to mind as I was reading. This is a great contribution!

]]> By: Zach http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-456 Zach Tue, 14 Aug 2007 12:51:55 +0000 http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-456 Great post! It'll be nice to have all Eseries shortcuts in one place! The BT/Ir ones I just learned as well and posted about on my blog (SiMo). And thanks to lehmann for his addition - I did not know that! I also didn't know that left softkey func would lock the keypad! I don't even need an autolock app anymore. :) Here's three more that I don't see above: A long-press of the record button (on the side under the volume buttons) will initiate voice command. For Nseries, a long-press of the right soft key will initiate voice command. A long-press of the Email key will open a new blank email from the default mailbox. A long-press of the Own key will open the Own key configuration screen. Also to clarify one of the ones above, holding # will actually switch between your first two listed profiles. So for example I've made my first profile general and my second "Vibrate" so # will switch between those two (my phone is never on silent). Also in some variants of fw, holding # will switch between line 1 and line 2 instead of profiles. Great post! It’ll be nice to have all Eseries shortcuts in one place! The BT/Ir ones I just learned as well and posted about on my blog (SiMo). And thanks to lehmann for his addition - I did not know that!

I also didn’t know that left softkey func would lock the keypad! I don’t even need an autolock app anymore. :)
Here’s three more that I don’t see above:

A long-press of the record button (on the side under the volume buttons) will initiate voice command. For Nseries, a long-press of the right soft key will initiate voice command.

A long-press of the Email key will open a new blank email from the default mailbox.

A long-press of the Own key will open the Own key configuration screen.

Also to clarify one of the ones above, holding # will actually switch between your first two listed profiles. So for example I’ve made my first profile general and my second “Vibrate” so # will switch between those two (my phone is never on silent). Also in some variants of fw, holding # will switch between line 1 and line 2 instead of profiles.

]]> By: lehmann http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-453 lehmann Tue, 14 Aug 2007 10:30:12 +0000 http://s60devices.com/2007/08/14/using-keypad-shortcuts-on-your-nokia-e61i-and-other-s60-devices/#comment-453 Excellent! - most happy to have sparked this article from you! :-D I just thought I'd put my 2 cents in: To have your SMS' read to you using the built-in voice synth: press and hold THE LEFT SOFTKEY (key under the screen, over the green answer key) when you have an unread message. The camera-button on my phone is the RIGHT softkey, so it may not be the same for everyone - just clearing that up. The BlueTooth-shortcut and the silent/general toggle were new to me - thanks for sharing! And thanks for a great (couple of) blog(s)! ;-) Excellent! - most happy to have sparked this article from you! :-D I just thought I’d put my 2 cents in:

To have your SMS’ read to you using the built-in voice synth: press and hold THE LEFT SOFTKEY (key under the screen, over the green answer key) when you have an unread message. The camera-button on my phone is the RIGHT softkey, so it may not be the same for everyone - just clearing that up.

The BlueTooth-shortcut and the silent/general toggle were new to me - thanks for sharing! And thanks for a great (couple of) blog(s)! ;-)

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