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Cellular Phone Forum / Manufacturers / Nokia / November 2004Does anyone use the PC suite??
The Nokia PC Suite is a very good idea. Managing your phone stuff from the PC is so much easier. Arranging your SMS that you want to keep becomes a holiday if you do it from Windows Explorer. I wish!!!! Just trying to move all outgoing SMS to (Contact 1) to a dedicated folder on the phone, and moving all the incoming SMS from the same Contact 1 to the same folder triples the amount of SMS, i.e. I end up with three (3) f***ing copies of every SMS in the dedicated folder. I tried an earlier versiona year ago that came onthe CD when I bought the phone (6610) but uninstalled it after it seemed useless for anything else than transferring background images. I hoped the version downloaded today (6.4) would have fared better in comparison but boy was I wrong. Now I have to cancel 150 SMS by using the phone only (don't think it is so easy as to delete them in the Explorer window! Been there, tried that!). Nokia people, if you are out there: Please excuse the tone of my post (I am simply very pissed off at the moment but will certainly feel better tomorrow) and then try to make up your mind as to whether you want to make software to match your phones in quality and usability, or whether you just want a cool looking PC GUI which has functions that screw up everything for your customers. After making your decision, either pull out of the software game or release something useful!! That's my 2 cents anyway... /p For f.ck's sake!!! I deleted 40 messages oin the phone and then reconnected it tothe PC to see how it worked... Guess what?? The bloody messages came back on to the phone again!!! And this is even though they are nowhere to be found on the PC when the phone is not connected. Apparently they double and triple and quadruple up as soon as the phone and the PC start the automatic synchronisation when viewing a folder in Explorer. I am so sick and tired of badly written software. Nokia, please do spare us more of this junk ! /p >The Nokia PC Suite is a very good idea. Managing your phone stuff from >the PC is so much easier. Arranging your SMS that you want to keep [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > >/p same here get a grip nokia > For f.ck's sake!!! > [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] >> >>/p At least you guys got connected to PC suite. I downloaded v4.88 installed ok. Then tried to connect to the fone, using connect (apply) settings. The laptop displayed the listed fone 6610i, but clicking the apply button does nowt. I assume it activates the Next button, so you can perform other things. What I want to do is sample a wav file, and load it onto the fone as a ring tone. Is this poss, or do I have to pay one of these get rich quick sites ?5 for the pleasure? Any advice? > At least you guys got connected to PC suite. > I downloaded v4.88 installed ok. > Then tried to connect to the fone, using connect (apply) settings. > The laptop displayed the listed fone 6610i, but clicking the apply button > does nowt. Of course not, 4.88 is an ancient version and doesn't support the 6610i. Update PC suite.  Signatureir. J.C.A. Wevers // Physics and science fiction site: johanw@vulcan.xs4all.nl // http://www.xs4all.nl/~johanw/index.html PGP/GPG public keys at http://www.xs4all.nl/~johanw/pgpkeys.html > For f.ck's sake!!! > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > I am so sick and tired of badly written software. Nokia, please do > spare us more of this junk ! It is for this precise reason that I gave up and wrote Mobius/PX SignatureTake control of your Nokia phone with LogoManager http://www.logomanager.co.uk >It is for this precise reason that I gave up and wrote Mobius/PX But your product does not support Symbian OS phones, which is a shame really.. >>It is for this precise reason that I gave up and wrote Mobius/PX > > But your product does not support Symbian OS phones, which is a shame > really.. The 6610i is not a Symbian phone! SignatureTake control of your Nokia phone with LogoManager http://www.logomanager.co.uk > I deleted 40 messages oin the phone and then reconnected it tothe PC > to see how it worked... Guess what?? The bloody messages came back on [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > I am so sick and tired of badly written software. Nokia, please do > spare us more of this junk ! We can suggest to have a look at Oxygen Phone Manager II ( http://www.opm-2.com/ ).Our software allows to manage SMS messages in convenient and multifunctional interface. You can export SMS messages list into various formats and save messages in internal format. You can download the latest trial version 2.6.0.1 here: http://www.opm-2.com/download/opm2.zip If you have any questions and/or suggestions, concerning our program, feel free to post them on our official forum http://www.opm-2.com/forum/ Best regards, Maxim Vyalkov Oxygen Phone Manager - all you want from your Nokia support@oxygensoftware.com http://www.oxygensoftware.co.uk/ http://www.smsactivex.com/ >We can suggest to have a look at Oxygen Phone Manager II ( >http://www.opm-2.com/ ).Our software allows to manage SMS messages in >convenient and multifunctional interface. You can export SMS messages >list into various formats and save messages in internal format. Question is whether it can be exported and then re-imported to another phone, with the folders etc. structure in tact. I have downloaded your OPM for Symbian a couple of days back, tried it. But (maybe I have not explored enough) it cant seemed to back up my images/videos (please correct me if I am wrong). It seemed to do a pretty decent job in backing up the contacts and sms etc., however, I think the interface needs some improvement to provide intuitive usage. More suggestions, but I have not explored the software enough to make more remarks. It has been over a decade since I do testing for software products.. ;-) Regardless, you have a good product there and with some minor improvements (especially on the interface), your product will be THE product to use instead of the crappy Nokia Suite (you wouldnt believe what kind of suggestions I got from Nokia Care). cheers, eddie Oxygen Phone Manager II for Symbian OS phones allows to manage images, but not videos. We plan to add video files backup in next versions of OPMS. Of course, we plan to add more improvements to our software. Please, post them on our official forum: http://www.opm-2.com/ Thank you in advance for great help! Also you can send interface suggestions to our customer support service at support@opm-2.com If you have any questions and/or suggestions, concerning our program, feel free to post them on our official forum http://www.opm-2.com/forum/ Best regards, Maxim Vyalkov Oxygen Phone Manager - all you want from your Nokia support@oxygensoftware.com http://www.oxygensoftware.co.uk/ http://www.smsactivex.com/ Hello, Eddie Teo! You wrote in conference alt.cellular.nokia on Mon, 29 Nov 2004 13:32:22 +0800 from address eddieteo@nospamonline.com.sg: >>We can suggest to have a look at Oxygen Phone Manager II ( >>http://www.opm-2.com/ ).Our software allows to manage SMS messages in >>convenient and multifunctional interface. You can export SMS messages >>list into various formats and save messages in internal format. >Question is whether it can be exported and then re-imported to another >phone, with the folders etc. structure in tact. >I have downloaded your OPM for Symbian a couple of days back, tried >it. But (maybe I have not explored enough) it cant seemed to back up >my images/videos (please correct me if I am wrong). >It seemed to do a pretty decent job in backing up the contacts and sms >etc., however, I think the interface needs some improvement to provide >intuitive usage. More suggestions, but I have not explored the >software enough to make more remarks. It has been over a decade since >I do testing for software products.. ;-) >Regardless, you have a good product there and with some minor >improvements (especially on the interface), your product will be THE >product to use instead of the crappy Nokia Suite (you wouldnt believe >what kind of suggestions I got from Nokia Care). >cheers, >eddie |
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