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crispeto
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Same thing here as the last post about the week vs. default settings. Also, when I search for a contact that starts with let's say "v", all my numbers that start with 9 come up first and I have to scroll way down to get to the v's. Is there any way to have it not seach for number first?
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Alex_DevOne
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And where's the best place to submit feature requests?
Overall this is a great product and makes it very easy to use one-handed. |
Great Question!
The best way to get your feature requests to us is from the link below:
http://www.developerone.com/contact/support.htm
If you are sending a problem or bug report it is helpful to send a report request from within Agenda One.
From the About Screen, (Options > View All Options > About Agenda One) you can select Menu > Contact support and you will be prompted to select your e-mail client. This email is pre-filled with many details that will help us replicate your issue and understand your configuration. This includes device model, memory, number of items you have in your outlook database, etc.
You will also notice that an agendaone.dat file is automatically attached. This file contains your Agenda One option settings. With this we can easily reproduce your exact Agenda One setup to more quickly answer your questions or solve your problems. (we will put your settings file on a similar device so that we are working with the same settings you have.)
This file contains only options settings, and does not contain data such as contacts, tasks or calendar items.
If you do not want to send this attachment it may be deleted. For the fastest response to your inquiries, we urge that you leave this file included.
The faster we can confirm an issue, the quicker we can schedule the necessary updates.
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Alex_DevOne
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| Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 5:28 pm Post subject: Agenda One version 1.0.3188 now online |
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A new Agenda One build is now available from our download page.
( http://www.developerone.com/agendaone/download.htm ) It addresses a reported problem from the search view, improves handling of returning to the preferred view when Agenda One is closed or minimized, improves input from the keypad when using the time picker, and you can now select "none" for default reminder times for new appointments.
If you have purchased Agenda One and registered it, you can also get this update directly from your device as described below:
Go to Menu > Options > All Options > About. Select Menu > Check for Updates and Agenda One will check for the latest published version. If it's newer than the version you currently have installed, you will be asked if you would like to download it. Once the download has completed, you will be prompted to install the update.
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Jerry Raia
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T-Will
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| Alex_DevOne wrote: |
| From the About Screen, (Options > View All Options > About Agenda One) you can select Menu > Contact support and you will be prompted to select your e-mail client. This email is pre-filled with many details that will help us replicate your issue and understand your configuration. This includes device model, memory, number of items you have in your outlook database, etc. |
Awesome!!! Any chance you could add a "feature requests" link within Agenda One?
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Jerry Raia
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T-Will
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| Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 7:11 pm Post subject: |
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Using the link on the Home Screen still takes me to the Today View even if AO is already open to a different view. But using the AO link on the Start Menu takes me to the view I have set to open on startup (Agenda View).
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Jerry Raia
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| Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 7:19 pm Post subject: |
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Same here.  Is there a way to get rid of the splash screen?
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Alex_DevOne
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| Using the link on the Home Screen still takes me to the Today View even if AO is already open to a different view. But using the AO link on the Start Menu takes me to the view I have set to open on startup (Agenda View). |
Thanks for bringing that up. Here is how we designed it to work (in 1.0.31880).
Using the Agenda One link from the Start menu or from a shortcut bar should always bring you to your defined "Startup View".
Here are some cases where we do not use the defined "Startup View" and the reasoning that goes along with it. Suppose the Startup View was set to be the Task View, and the Appointments, Contacts, and Tasks are all set to point to Agenda One. From the Home Screen if the right soft key is pressed (Contacts) we decided most people would expect to see their Contacts, so we overide the defined "Startup View" which in this example was Tasks.
Using the same example as above from the Home Screen again. If the next Appointment on the Home Screen is selected, we decided most people would want to go to a Calendar view even though the "Startup View" was Tasks. We made a judgment call to always use the Today view because it will show the most detail about the appointment.
So, even though in your case the Agenda View is set to be the "Startup View" selecting the next Appointment on the Home Screen will always bring up the Today View. I hope this helps, and we are always open to hearing your ideas and suggestions.
P.S. We are looking at a way to allow you to disable the splash. We should be able to have something for you on that in the near future.
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Jerry Raia
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Thanks for that excellent explanation. Can't the application determine how it was started? Say the push of the contact button or the selection from the start menu?
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