HTC Titan Question: SMS notification

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#16592 18-Oct-2007 09:37

Does anyone have a Titan they could check this setting for me please?

Start -> Settings -> Sounds & Notifications -> Notifications (Tab) -> (Event) Messaging: New text Message

Is repeat is greyed out like it is on the Apache?

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#91462 18-Oct-2007 09:46

Yes, it's greyed out. It's also greyed out on the Treo 750v running Windows Mobile 6.

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#91463 18-Oct-2007 09:56

Ditto on Jasjam WM5, and seems normal to me as you won't want an unread SMS message to keep buzzing/vibrating for your attention... *hehe*

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#91465 18-Oct-2007 10:07

Thanks guys, I have a customer who keeps missing his texts and wanted it to repeat the notification.

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#91469 18-Oct-2007 10:40

Greyed out on Titan running WM6 also.

You probably need a 3rd party program to enable this option

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#91493 18-Oct-2007 12:39

I recommend using phoneAlarm from pocketMax to make this happen...

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#91522 18-Oct-2007 13:58

you could try the method suggested here: http://www.htcwizardweb.net/node/508

keefermonster:
I found a way to add repeat to the missed call notification here it is as follows
HKLU/Control Panel/notifications/{A877d660-239c-47a7-9304-0d347f580408}/
there will be almost 10 of these folders but if you choose the 7th one down this should be the right one
One way to check is to view the "default" key in each folder if it reads missed calls you have the right folder.
Now open the "options" key
change this value to 1073741849
This will unlock the repeat check box for that notification.
This will also work on any other notifications you want to change just replace the string in that notification's "options" key
To change the length of how long the notification will repeat
HKLU/Control Panel/notifications/reminders/autosnooze/
The default is 2 mins for the phone to auto snooze.
Change the "autosnoozemins" key to however long you fell you need keep in mind that the longer that the phone sounds the more battery it drain.

update: i tried it on my wm6 treo 750v and it seemed to work fine.

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#92472 26-Oct-2007 01:11

im confused......... can someone explain in a lil bit more detail on how to do that.....

wheres HKLU, registry editor or sumthing??

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#92477 26-Oct-2007 06:47

You need a Pocket PC Registry Editor program to edit the registry as per the instructions.

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#92608 26-Oct-2007 20:09

ohhhhh... I see
lol thanks, this is handy, wonder why they dont just LET you tick that box..... i mean, why disable such a feature.. specially for people who may miss the alert etc etc

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#92611 26-Oct-2007 21:26

oops, I've hit a problem

I tried using that for txt messaging.....
it does remind and stuff but the issue is, even after you've viewed the txt, it carries on reminding you.

Does anyone have a sollution to this issue? (maybe thats why they didnt include that option *wonders*)