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Default 06-18-2007, 11:15 AM

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I don't know if this is what you are after - but in options, deselect the option to make Smartview your default viewer. E-mails will open up as normal and if you want to view any e-mail with Smartview, click the click wheel and choose BBSmart view.
I saw that too Ramsy... didn't think that would get it done... but, maybe you're right...

I'll give it a whirl...
   
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Default 06-18-2007, 08:10 PM

Hello All,

Let's all try to be friendly please

I have just uploaded a trial version that now lasts for 4 days too so if you originally tried the application but felt the trial was too short, feel free to grab it again and have a whirl.

Coming up real soon we should be putting out another release which includes some bug fixes and more features. I'll be on here to let you all know when it is up (and if MobiHand can get their system working, people who already purchased the software will be auto-notified).

Thanks
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Default 06-18-2007, 08:16 PM

ezainy,

I'm interested in how you would like to receive suggestions regarding features for Smart View.

I have two features that I find lacking - it's what's keeping me from purchasing Smart View. I miss having the option to set Smart View to question whether I want to delete both from the the server and the handheld or just handheld. Additionally there doesn't seem to be an option to view attachments without escaping out of Smart View and returning to the "regular" blackberry mail view.

I will like to say kudos for how responsive a developer you are and I wish you success.

Thanks,
SMF
   
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Default 06-18-2007, 08:17 PM

Thread cleaned, lets keep it on topic.



Looking for answers? Try doing a Search first.

LOTS of answers here: Main Page - BlackBerryFAQ
   
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Default 06-18-2007, 08:47 PM

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Hello All,

Let's all try to be friendly please

I have just uploaded a trial version that now lasts for 4 days too so if you originally tried the application but felt the trial was too short, feel free to grab it again and have a whirl
Thanks! I just downloaded the trial.
   
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Default 06-18-2007, 09:09 PM

eZainny, I have a question about this software. I was wondering about the question that arose when I tried to operate it. The question was "allow http connections to www.google.com.au" ?

I searched this thread and found no mention of google. Basically just wanted to know if security is an issue is this for me? I mean how much of my email info goes to google if any? Thanks in advance

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Default 06-18-2007, 09:17 PM

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Thread cleaned, lets keep it on topic.
Thanks.

Also, thanks ezainny for the extended trial.
   
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Default 06-18-2007, 09:31 PM

Hi camaxtli,

No, no information is sent to google, I just use them as a connection test server. What is the most reliable server in probably the whole world? Google!

I might change over to my own site in future.

Regards,
eZainny.

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eZainny, I have a question about this software. I was wondering about the question that arose when I tried to operate it. The question was "allow http connections to www.google.com.au" ?

I searched this thread and found no mention of google. Basically just wanted to know if security is an issue is this for me? I mean how much of my email info goes to google if any? Thanks in advance


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Default 06-18-2007, 09:35 PM

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Hi camaxtli,

No, no information is sent to google, I just use them as a connection test server. What is the most reliable server in probably the whole world? Google!

I might change over to my own site in future.

Regards,
eZainny.
Thank you for your speedy response, I will install.
   
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Default 06-18-2007, 09:54 PM

eZainny...is this new version going to be OTA installed as easily as the first one? And...is the new longer-trail version OTA?
   
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eZainny...is this new version going to be OTA installed as easily as the first one? And...is the new longer-trail version OTA?
Yes and Yes
Same OTA link as before.


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Default 06-18-2007, 10:09 PM

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Yes and Yes
Same OTA link as before.
Thanks. Can't wait for the new version...
   
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Default 06-18-2007, 11:13 PM

why it costs too much for $ 25???? it shd be around 15 dollars since it is only email viewer
   
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Default 06-18-2007, 11:17 PM

Free market system.


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Default 06-19-2007, 06:04 AM

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why it costs too much for $ 25???? it shd be around 15 dollars since it is only email viewer
25.00 is not that much in the software world. If I hadnt been given a copy for being a beta tester I would purchase it in a heart beat. Especially with the level of customer service that zainy gives.

There are alternatives listed in the forums if you dont like the price. But just becareful you get what you pay for.

When you develope the program you can decide how much it will be.


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Default 06-19-2007, 06:48 AM

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25.00 is not that much in the software world. If I hadnt been given a copy for being a beta tester I would purchase it in a heart beat. Especially with the level of customer service that zainy gives.

There are alternatives listed in the forums if you dont like the price. But just becareful you get what you pay for.

When you develope the program you can decide how much it will be.
Well said and agreed.

For those who do not agree on the price / program / anything,

Take a look at this thread, anytime someone bashes eZainny he only has nice things to say and about 10+ people come to his defense. When you see that you know damn well you are dealing with a programmer that really cares and obviously has some amazing support. I know he could have charged a lot more for this application based on the feedback and anticipation for this app. People were posting up like crazy just to get their hands on this software and he worked day and night on it along with answering the numerous redundant and repeated questions on here.

Keep up the GREAT work eZainny.
   
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Default 06-19-2007, 07:20 AM

"You get what you pay for..." is a truth. I actually tried another beta software that is a direct competition (or touts itself as that anyway) to eZainny's product for a whole whopping hour before I deleted it from my device and went back to the SmartView program. The "freebie" was in no way as complete a product as SmartView IMO.

Very satisfied with the products performance so far...and with the "improved" version coming soon, it will certainly be well worth the price of admission.
   
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Default 06-19-2007, 07:34 AM

Hello All,

I just wanted to pop in and say Hello We are working furiously to put in some really exciting features (and bug fixes, but they are not so exciting ) into this next release.

Stay tuned, you'll hear more from me soon

Thanks,
eZainny.


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Default 06-19-2007, 08:22 AM

I installed the software with no problems but I never see any images. All I get is [image] placeholders. I have the option checked to show images but never see any even in small emails with only a single image. What am I doing wrong? Test of connection worked with no problems. I am on a BES.
   
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Default 06-19-2007, 08:26 AM

Hi ahovis,

Please email us at [email address] for us to be able to help you with this.

Thanks,
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I installed the software with no problems but I never see any images. All I get is [image] placeholders. I have the option checked to show images but never see any even in small emails with only a single image. What am I doing wrong? Test of connection worked with no problems. I am on a BES.


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Default 06-19-2007, 07:37 AM

eZainny...

Several members both on this forum and on Howardforums.com have voiced a real concern about the threat of additional data charges on their mobile bills stemming from images being pushed to their phones by BIS...which is not a html-friendly system. This potential problem has yet to be addressed by you or anyone else...and is standing in the way of many going past your trial period and purchasing your produce outright. I know it is staning in my way...

I would appreciate it if you would, as the program designer and media mouthpiece to these forums, contact both AT&T and T-Mobile and give us definate answers regarding extra charges that may come from the use of your product..and post your findings on both forums. That seems to be the responsible and fair way to market the SmartView program...

Thanks for your help!

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