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Call Divert Profiles

Does anyone know of a prog to divert calls?
I do understand that you can set up one divert profile with the operator, but being awkward I would like to set up more than one.
Don't know if there is a utility out there to do this.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Lee

You mean as in to forward your calls? Go to Start>>Settings>>Phone>>Services Tab>>Click "Call Forwarding" then "Get Settings" Button and adjust from there.
EDIT: You want to be able to change this easily using "profiles"? A option would be to use a marcro recorder or a script editor and give each macro/script/profile its own icon, so that when you click it it does the above. I used the program MacroRecorder when I had a smarphone, it may work on our OS too, I'm not sure. You could also download MortScripts if you'd prefert to write a script.

Hi thank you for your input.
You have got the idea exactly, got a new car with a "stupid" car kit built in.
The car kit takes a sim card... never heard of bluetooth!!!!!
O2 say they don't (and never have) offered a "dual sim" option. I was hoping to switch the phone off when I got in the car.
So the next idea is to put a pay as you go sim in the car kit and diver all calls from the main number to the car kit.
I already have a divert set up when I cannot take a call, and being lazy I suppose would love a little utility that swaps the divert between the two numbers.
Probably not upto writing scripts or macro as i don't want to mess up my phone
But once again thank you for your help

Not a tool but....you may check out *# codes (aka "GSM codes"), compose the one you need and create a phonebook entry. To run the network service you may put this entry to a speed dial button and activate it manually when you enter the car. Means you run a call to this "number". That's how I forward all calls from my private phone to my company phone: in the morning: call **21*mynumber# and to switch forwarding off in the evening: call #21#. Works pretty good.
http://www.hackcanada.com/blackcrawl/cell/gsm/hashcod.html#divertno
Cheers,
Derek.

Thank you so much
PERFECT

You are welcome...
btw: you will most likely be charged for call forwarding between different providers. At least in Germany they do it.
The coolest thing for you would be T-Mobile-like "Multi-SIM". IMHO the best Multi-SIM implementation ever as you can leave both phones switched on and none of them is kicked out of the network. They just ring both and both present the same number to the far end.
It's a shame that O2 doesn't offer something like this...

Luckily O2 offer unlimited O2 to O2 calls so with luck the divert will be included.
The lady on customer support was quite useless (as per usual) didn't know if it was or wasn't
Can't use T-Mob no reception at home
Going to try and block/bar own number on the pay as you go sim so I can make outgoing calls without confusing people too much.
I blame you Germans - thought Porsche would have a bluetooth PCM - Land Rover have for about 3 years as standard!!! lol
Thank you again for all your help, hopefully a German car will be more reliable than a Land Rover

Porsche? Great! At least it will have better brakes than a Landy

There is also a program "PhoneAlarm" which can be used to divert calls. You can feed 4 or 5 numbers to which you would like your calls to be diverted. From the Today Screen Plug-In of phonealarm you just need to press and hold and you would be presented with a list of numbers to select the one you currently want the calls to be diverted to.
Regards

thanks so much. it worked on my diamond. Indian model.

RSAP

I have just changed from HTC (Orange SPV M700 version) and bought a Touch Cruise which is great, but am having trouble with hands free in my car. The previous phone had SAP disabled by orange and only hands free would work, but the whole contacts directory came over to the car.I bought the TC without contract so have none of Oranges bastardizations and RSAP. As my car (Audi) has a full blutooth kit with antenna this is great because I can rely on the cars exterior antenna. BUT then the problems start. The manual says that only the sim contact list will be transferred in RSAP and I have more than the limit of 200. So I decided to sopy over the primary contacts to SIM. Worse in SIM manager where there are three numbers, say work, home and mobile, they should be copied as individual entries suffixed by selected codes /w etc. I have checked these ae set but when copying I am asked "name already exists do you want to overwrite" and whether I click yes or no it still over writes. So I only ever get 1 number...... except if the name is less tha 12 characters and there is space for the suffix, then all 2 numbers come over!
Now when interogating the contacts on the SIM I see that each has the ability to sore 3 numbers, but clearly the SIM manager on TC doesn't know this!
Anyone got any ideas..
Michael

SIM services on WM devices

Hi guys,
I've never had Windows Mobile device before and I'm now planning to get the recently announced HTC Touch Pro. I'm wondering how it'll handle SIM services.
The thing is that I'm using a special service with my provider that allows me to have two lines with different numbers on one SIM card. That way I can always receive incoming calls to both lines and switch between them two for outgoing calls.
I know that when I switch lines via the SIM menu it kind of resets the phone for a sec and registers again with the selected line. It works perfectly with my Symbian N73 but how the Touch Pro will handle this?
Thanks,
dEM

Здрасти, пиши ми на скайпа - ****ez69 и ще ти обясня

Anyone..?

imho, it will be able to handle it.

it should have a sim sevice icon in programs menu for you

I guess, but my main concern is will it be able to switch between the lines and if yes, will it take much longer than Symbian to do so...

for line switching, if you use reboot, it will take longer than symbian devices. but maybe the radio on/off will do the trick for you.

I don't really know how technically switching is done. I guess it's pretty similar to the dual sim solutions.

DX900 Dual Sim Timer Switch Program?

Hi everyone,
I've asked this same question in another forum but unfortunately did not get an answer.
Do you know of a program that is able to switch one of the phones in a dual sim windows mobile device on / off at set times?
I use my DX900 for private and work related calls. I would like to have the work SIM switch on at 8.30 in the morning and switch off at 5 in the evening.
The communication manager screen of the DX900 looks just like that of my HTC touch but it just has two phone buttons: Phone 1 and Phone 2
Both phones can be "on-line" at the same time.
If such a program does not exist is anyone out there able to program it?
Thank you all so much in advance,
Chriz

3g tablet call problem(need help)

Hello dear members,
I got a 8inch 3g 5.1 lolipop, Intel sofia geniu 900mhz mali450mp tablet,
But i have a problem,
When i insert a simcard to my tablet and when i was try a call to my tablet from another a number, tablet is not no reaction,
Same status; call number screen and agent screen no on the tablet menus, but this tablet is a 3g tablet.
İ think i need a custom room for this addition (for make a call and send a SMS)
İ was tried nova launcher but it was couldnt be useful

It's most likely sim locked. You will need to unlock it. A rom will not do it.
Not sure why you think a launcher would help. It has nothing to do with those functions.

zelendel said:
It's most likely sim locked. You will need to unlock it. A rom will not do it.
Not sure why you think a launcher would help. It has nothing to do with those functions.
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sirrah thank you very much for your answer ,
i can connect to ethernet with my 3g service (vodafone H+)(registered imei)
but i cant accept to calls because no accept screen and no call ringtone but im hearing to call voice from other phone (dııııt..... dııııt.....)
example: A=my tablet , B=normal phone
B making a call to A
B's screen normal (im hearing call ring)
A's screen no reaction, just waiting on menu screen
please help :crying:

Then I'm betting it doesn't have the programs to accept phone calls. It is a known trick used by many China based devices. They advertise calling but cant get licensed to make calls so it leaves the apps out.

Uhmm, so cant we make anythink?