Hey people. this is a small but irritating issue that came with PR 1.3 and i do not like it at all!

The phonebook looked like this in PR 1.2:


But now after updating to PR 1.3 it looks like this:


I want my phonebook to look like the PR 1.2 one

I wouldnt send a sms to a home phone and my gate has a number that i phone to open it, since I phone it down the road i do this while still in the car and don't want to do it with both hands and one hand is a pain. I keep on hitting the sms button accidently!

Please if anyone has a simple solution to this i would appreciate it!

- open the addressbook
- tap on the titlebar
- choose settings
enable the option to show sms only for mobile numbers :-)

Nicolai

Go to your phonebook, open the menu, then settings and now select "show SMS only for Mobile Numbers" (or something like this, I'm using a different language)

I hope this was easy enought and please don't forget the Thanks Button!

All this time and I've never gone into settings in the address book.

Cheers for the tip.

OMG I never thought of that thanx guys!

Maybe you could help me with this to, the mobile, phone and fax fields. How can i rename them??

Sadly Nokia has withdrawn this great Symbian Feature at Maemo.

Tooo bad, loved it on my N95

In fairness, this actually has a use (in the UK at least) because you can actually send SMSes to landlines - the landline will receive a call where a text-to-speech programme will read the text out.

In typical BT fashion the text-to-speech accent is incredibly posh (think newsreader from the 1940s) so it's great fun to make her swear like a trooper for a minute or two

Now there's a new n900 app idea: free(ish) phone sex with posh tottie, tailored to your own exact scripting requirements :-)

Features (from BT website):
* 'The Voice of BT Text will even blow kisses. If you write 'xx' the voice will say "kiss kiss"'
* prefix message with #M or #F to select gender for TTS replay

Limitations: 160 character limit may result in "timing issues" with real-world use cases :-)

Sorry for the wild OT - as a system & application designer/programmer of Premium Rate telephone services, it's in my blood!