QuickApp Tweak

[Guest gpcarreon (MVP)]

QuickApp Tweak

Yet another utility/tweak to demostrate the power of Autosmartphone scripts...

Name: QuickApp tweak

Target device: C500

IF you have these Quick List setup (launched via the power button), the tweak should work on your device...

About the tweak/utility

The tweak was designed to automate profile switching. The profiles were compiled on a single folder. You can then assign a speed dial key to each profile and execute switching with a just a key press (or keypresses). Here is the demo:

Notice the 'gnome' icon below 'Microsoft' folder? The gnome icon is actually a folder. Opening the folder will take you to the different profiles. Clicking on a link executes the script then selects corresponding profile.

So whats the point having them in one folder?

1. You can assign speed dial keys for the profiles.

2. You can execute profile switching using Xbar and Cronedit utility at desired time.

DISCLAIMER

I tried this on my device (C500, French ROM) and it works. I cannot guarantee you though that we will have the same results since your phone is not my phone and mine is not yours. Hehe. If you don't trust the tweak description then do not install this tweak.

To Install *

1. Download zip attachment down this post, extract, install CAB file.

2. Restart device.

To Uninstall

If your piss*d about this, you can remove the tweak using 'Remove Programs' of your phone or ActiveSync.

*If you have problems executing the script, it could mean that you have already uninstalled previous tweaks dependent on AutoSmartphone (like my ComposeNew tweak). You can re-associate *.shk file manually using SmartExplorer.

Have loads of fun. Kindly post feedbacks so I can fine tune stuffs. Thanks.

GPC

GPC.QuickApp.zip

[Guest Dean123]

Would it be possible for one of these to turn flight mode wait a few seconds and turn flight mode off? This would then change sims on a dual sim adaptor.

Thanks

EDIT: having just downloaded the app, it looks like it could be quite easy to do.... i will have a go now.

Edited June 9, 2005 by Dean123

[Guest gpcarreon (MVP)]

Yes. You may modify the flightmode script (2.shk)

Run,quickapp.exe,

WaitWindow,Quick List,1000,

Type,2,

You can include 'Sleep,XXXXX,' command.

[Guest Dean123]

Yes. You may modify the flightmode script (2.shk)

Run,quickapp.exe,

WaitWindow,Quick List,1000,

Type,2,

You can include 'Sleep,XXXXX,' command.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

hmmm, I just can't get it to work. Using this and various alterations

Run,quickapp.exe,

WaitWindow,Quick List,1000,

Type,2,


Sleep,5000,


Run,quickapp.exe,

WaitWindow,Quick List,1000,

Type,2,

The first bit is ok, and the sleep is good, but it just types 2, thus bringing up the dialing screen. I've tried destroying the Quicklist and running it again, but that just killed the quicklist until i rebooted the phone. Also tried different timings, but that didn't work.

Any ideas?

Edited June 9, 2005 by Dean123

[Guest gpcarreon (MVP)]

Can you try this?

Run,quickapp.exe,

WaitWindow,Quick List,1000,

Type,2,

Sleep,10000,

SendKeyCode,27,

WaitWindow,Quick List,8000,

Type,2,

That would translate to (Assuming you are on SIM 1)

Run quickapp, wait for the window for 1 sec, then type 2 (phone in flight mode) , sleep for 10sec , press bck button (to re-load quick list window on the screen) , wait another 8 sec , type 2 (phone not in flight mode, SIM 2 enabled)

You should have a simple homescreen loaded on your phone and no device lock enabled so as not to interfere with the script execution. ;)

[Guest gpcarreon (MVP)]

So if I got your case right, the sequence should be:

1. Phone using SIM1 --> 2. turn off signal then turn on again ---> 3. Phone now in SIM2

[Guest Dean123]

So if I got your case right, the sequence should be:

1. Phone using SIM1 -->  2. turn off signal then turn on again ---> 3. Phone now in SIM2

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

It does indeed work like that, and the script you posted works fine. I've reduced the wait to 5 seconds mind ;)

Thanks for your help

[Guest gpcarreon (MVP)]

Fantastic! 8)

You're welcome and thanks for your cooperation.