In the Timeline and Mobile Favourites:
- * – Add note
- # – Go to date
In Item view:
- * – View details
Here are some for images when viewing an item in detail view:
- 1 – Rotate left (also in Timeline, Mobile Favourites)
- 3 – Rotate right (also in Timeline, Mobile Favourites)
- 5 – Zoom in one step
- 0 – Zoom out one step
- Hold down 0 Zoom out all the way
- 2 – Pan up
- 4 – Pan left
- 6 – Pan right
- 8 – Pan down
- OK (joystick press) – Toggle between full screen and normal view
From post-to-blog editor:
- Green Send key – Sends to blog
Some other ones:
- C – can be used to delete items
- pen key – acts as the ctl-key when selecting items. Lets you select
multiple, non-contiguous selections without having to go to the Options menu
to Mark them. For example:
- Hold the pen key and press OK to mark/unmark one item
- Hold the pen key and an arrow key to mark in that direction
A lot of these shortcuts are the same in other parts of Series 60 (that’s why
we use them, right?).
This note-feature is great. I’ve just now started to use T9 and my phone has come alive! I do much more with it, thanks to T9.
How do you add notes so that they will be time/date-stamped with the current time/date, rather than that of the item highlighted?
Frankie
Frankie,
Right now on Lifeblog PC, if you don’t have an item selected, the note will be set to 00:00 of the last day you have an entry for – not too useful. I think they are changing it in an upcoming Lifeblog PC update so that the note date and time is the current time and date if there is no item selected.
In Lifeblog mobile, you always have an items selected so the time anchor ends up being the same as that item’s. No luck there, and I don’t think it’s gong to change.
The only work around right now is to make the note and then modify its details.
Tchau,
Charlie