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--Parameter:
--macros: navmovedown5;navclick;delay200;navclick;delay200;n avmovedown2;navclick;MenuItemFromTop1;navclick;esc key;navclick;esckey;esckey;esckey
--Display Name: ananymous call
--Shortcut Chars: AC
--Strokes: ASDFC
--Color: Default
- navmovedown5;navclick; (Selects "Call Management" in Options page (OS 6))
- delay200;navclick; (Selects "In-Call Settings")
- delay200;navmovedown2;navclick; (Opens the selection for "Restrict My Identity")
- MenuItemFromTop1;navclick; (Selects "Always" from the options for "Restrict My Identity" )
- esckey;navclick; (Saves the change)
- esckey;esckey;esckey (Exits all pages and closes Options)
(With the new version 5.2.0.5 that has a workaround for BB Search, your macro can open "In-Call Settings" directly by searching for it: (keyIn call) )Last edited by Vijik; 12-09-10 at 01:25 AM.
12-09-10 01:22 AMLike 0 - ~~~~Torch OS6~~~~
Description: This works on the torch, for people that want to disable the shutter sound from the camera while taking pictures using phone and voicemail. You need to create three shortcuts, two of them are for apps and one is for cascading the previous two. The shortcut for calling voicemail assumes your initial view of phone is call logs.
1-)Create a shortcut to call voicemail.
AppName: phone
Shortcut: pvm //this is an example, it can be anything you want
Macro:
navmoveup1; //sets cursor in field to write phone number
menukey;
navmovedown1; //selects call voice mail
delay50;
navclick;
2-)Create a shortcut for the camera.
AppName: camera
Shortcut: c //this is an example, it can be anything you want
3-)Create a cascaded shortcut
AppName: cascadedshortcuts
Shortcut: cm //this is an example, it can be anything you want
Parameter: pvm;c //use the shortcut for dialing voicemail and camera, first voicemail then camera
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Green lines are comments.
And try it, it will dial voicemail. Then it will open the camera, take your picture and the shutter sound will not come through the speaker but through the handset, practically "muted" for most situations, unless you are in a room with absolutely no noise. And there you have it, you can now stalk people with the torch lol... On at&t you have up to ~56 seconds until the voicemail times out.
Faster version of this is to use a voice mail launcher app, so you just have to create a shortcut for the voicemail launcher and camera, then cascade them. It will load waay faster.Last edited by gbsn; 04-05-11 at 12:06 AM.
12-09-10 09:11 AMLike 0 - --AppName: Options
--Parameter:
--macros: navmovedown5;navclick;delay200;navclick;delay200;n avmovedown2;navclick;MenuItemFromTop1;navclick;esc key;navclick;esckey;esckey;esckey
--Display Name: ananymous call
--Shortcut Chars: AC
--Strokes: ASDFC
--Color: Default
- navmovedown5;navclick; (Selects "Call Management" in Options page (OS 6))
- delay200;navclick; (Selects "In-Call Settings")
- delay200;navmovedown2;navclick; (Opens the selection for "Restrict My Identity")
- MenuItemFromTop1;navclick; (Selects "Always" from the options for "Restrict My Identity" )
- esckey;navclick; (Saves the change)
- esckey;esckey;esckey (Exits all pages and closes Options)
(With the new version 5.2.0.5 that has a workaround for BB Search, your macro can open "In-Call Settings" directly by searching for it: (keyIn call) )12-09-10 01:57 PMLike 0 -
Hope next version of shortcut me can do it...
Regards
Arnd12-09-10 02:02 PMLike 0 -
There is another third-party app, FileScout (FileScout Homepage - a file manager Software for BlackBerry� Devices with OS 4.3 or higher), that can automatically create playlists from a directory for you (just one of many, many features in this third-party BlackBerry file/directory manager app).12-09-10 02:12 PMLike 0 -
I will email you the new link.12-09-10 09:33 PMLike 0 -
Do you think that the change will have any affect on other macros that currently successfully use the MenuKey macro command?Last edited by visortgw; 12-09-10 at 09:53 PM.
12-09-10 09:51 PMLike 0 -
For OS 5 I am not sure as I don't have a device (with me) to test it with.12-09-10 10:13 PMLike 0 -
App Name: Phone
Macro: Delay500;MenuKey;KeyO;Delay10000;
In both versions of SCM 5.2.0.5, the Phone app opens and a + (i.e., ALT o) is typed in the phone number field -- the menu within the Phone app is never invoked. Is it possible that the simulated MenuKey is acting differently because NUMLOCK is default within the Phone app (as evidenced by the plus sign instead of an O)?12-09-10 10:18 PMLike 0 -
- This still does not work. I am using an extremely simple macro as a test:
App Name: Phone
Macro: Delay500;MenuKey;KeyO;Delay10000;
In both versions of SCM 5.2.0.5, the Phone app opens and a + (i.e., ALT o) is typed in the phone number field -- the menu within the Phone app is never invoked. Is it possible that the simulated MenuKey is acting differently because NUMLOCK is default within the Phone app (as evidenced by the plus sign instead of an O)?
I made another change and the new version is in the same link I sent you tonight.
Please download that and try again.12-09-10 10:26 PMLike 0 -
- Suprah, do you have time to try the new version with a possible fix for MenuKey (Just to check that MenuKey macro works on BB OS 6)?
Before you do that can you check with your existing version of SCM if MenuKey works on Phone app (AppName=Phone, Macros=Delay200;MenuKey)?12-09-10 10:42 PMLike 0 -
but the beta link not showing up a new version unless u changed the jad link again12-09-10 10:56 PMLike 0 - 12-09-10 11:08 PMLike 0
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Looks like that Phone app is changed on OS 6 comparing to OS 5.
But based on the source code I think the new MenuKey macro makes more sense.
I will email you the temporary link for this new version.12-09-10 11:22 PMLike 0 - Below is a shortcut with macro that will setup your calls to be anonymous:
(Works on BB OS 6 only!! It is also possible to write a similar one for BB OS 5 and 4)
--AppName: Options
--Parameter:
--macros: navmovedown5;navclick;delay200;navclick;delay200;n avmovedown2;navclick;MenuItemFromTop1;navclick;esc key;navclick;esckey;esckey;esckey
--Display Name: ananymous call
--Shortcut Chars: AC
--Strokes: ASDFC
--Color: Default
(The text above is produced by using the menu item "Email this Shortcut" when in Shortcut Setting Page, the page that opens when you edit/create a shortcut)
(Strokes can be used by Storm and Torch owners)
App Name: Phone
Macro: Delay500;MenuKey;KeyO;Delay200;NavClick;KeyG;Delay 200;NavClick;MenuItemFromTop4;Delay200;NavClick;Ke yA;Delay200;NavClick;ESCKey;KeyS;ESCKey;ESCKey
Good night!Last edited by visortgw; 12-09-10 at 11:27 PM.
12-09-10 11:24 PMLike 0 -
- Are there plans to implement a DELKey?
Given that this is implemented, how would you simulate a soft reset using the keyboard?
altpluskey shiftpluskey delkey?
would that require standalones ALTKey and SHIFTKey?
or altpluskey shiftkey delkey
Also, is it possible to have input?
For example, if you want to send the last taken picture or a specific picture to a contact of your choice in bbm, its the only example i can come up with right now, its kinda hard to implement XD
app name: media_pictures
input $name; //gives a dialog box for entering persons name
input $picname; //gives a dialog box for entering the picture name (last pic has the days date on it 20101210)
key $picname; //keys the picture name
menukey;
navdown1;
navclick;
menukey;
navdown7;
navclick;
navdown3; //chooses bbm
navclick;
key $name; //keys contact name
navclick;
navclick;
navclick;
navclick;
I know.. its kind of hard, im already going into programming v_v soon ill be asking you to implement classes hahahaLast edited by gbsn; 12-10-10 at 08:53 AM.
12-10-10 07:42 AMLike 0 -
That being said, I can definitely see uses for implementing a DELKey macro command.Last edited by visortgw; 12-10-10 at 08:48 AM.
12-10-10 08:30 AMLike 0
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