Edit Call Numbers
 

Greetings Friends members to SSU. I am very grateful for what they are doing for us N900 users (my passion).
Now imagine that I and many other users would be very happy if you could ever add a function:
To edit an incoming call without the need to save "with contacts ". Something like: rings for 3s in the number of incoming call and the function appears to edit number.
When I got my N900 I was disappointed not to have it.
If you already have a solution for it will help me informed.
Thank you for everything!

Re: Edit Call Numbers
 

I guess telemarketing must be illegal from where you are writing from, and dialing wrong number will have penalty :rolleyes:

I don't understand the benefit of having automatically launching edit contact each time a new number call your N900 - unless it's a suggestion to port contacts to a new N900???

Re: Edit Call Numbers
 

Friends asked that this function is the simple fact of my carrier show a call as follows: 062XXXXXXXX, but I must return to remove the "062". Currently I have to add in there and edit contacts. So I get saved contacts that do not interest me.

Sorry for my English. I am being supported by Google Translate!!!

Rsrsrs!

Re: Edit Call Numbers
 

What I meant was: I can select the number called, press for 3 seconds, then open up a window with the option to edit the telephone and can return the call.

Re: Edit Call Numbers
 

You could go to "phone" for the calls list,
Press for 3s to launch the "Open contact card",
Add "New contact"!

Hope that helps!

Re: Edit Call Numbers
 

Thank friend for your help, but what bothers me is having to save in contacts. I just want to edit call number like any other cell phone does.

Re: Edit Call Numbers
 

after 6 posts, i finally got ur point, actually it is indeed a very useful thing! what u can do is:
click for 3s
than go to create new contact,
select the number,
press Ctrl+C to copy it
go back to phone
press keyboard
and Ctrl+V to paste the number
then edit!

Re: Edit Call Numbers
 

Back in Symbian i remember there was an option in the context menu for numbers called "Use Number", when you selected that, instead of calling or adding a contact the number was "pasted" in the dialing field of the phone prog, allowing you to edit it as you pleased, and even select a part of it and copy (as in put it on the clipboard) ... I still can't understand why they thought it was a good idea to do away with the pencil key, a single key for selecting, copy/pasting and calling the context menu (in Windows you use shift for selecting, control-C for copying, control-V for pasting, and the right mouse button or that more recent dedicated key to call the context menu)