[jjrr]

Any more ideas, our friends?

Thank you

The Link2 Team

[Jaime]

It would be nice to set an autoresponse email when I miss or reject a call. I don't have unlimited sms plan .

BR
Jaime

[jjrr]

Originally Posted by Jaime

It would be nice to set an autoresponse email when I miss or reject a call. I don't have unlimited sms plan .

BR
Jaime

That's a great idea!

Thank you

The Link2 Team

[akosnitzky]

Originally Posted by jjrr

Hi there,

sounds definitely like an interesting idea. What would you plan to use this for, specifically?

Thank you so much for letting us know!

The Link2 Team

For example, I am a school administrator and professor.

As a professor, I may want to e-mail a take-home assignment and give the students an exact amount of time to complete and assignment.

I may schedule an e-mail to accomodate someone's time zone.

I may rude to send certain people e-mails on Sunday, so I can get my material out on Sunday but time it to go out on Monday.

Posting Mobile Blogs for a certain date and time, where it currently displays at the time sent.

Maybe I want to provide an impression that I am working at a certain time.

By scheduling an e-mail, I am able to get my e-mail to the top of someone's inbox, if I know they begin checking at 9:00 a.m. for example.

[BryanHarig]

Originally Posted by jjrr

Any more ideas, our friends?

Thank you

The Link2 Team

I will frequently compose email while I am on the subway and out of cellular coverage. Once I do so I must save them as drafts and them manually send them once I am back in cellular coverage. If I try to send them while underground they will simply show a red X 'failed to send' and sit in my messages folder. Id like to see a small, run in the background program that will automatically send the messages once I am back aboveground.

[jjrr]

Originally Posted by BryanHarig

I will frequently compose email while I am on the subway and out of cellular coverage. Once I do so I must save them as drafts and them manually send them once I am back in cellular coverage. If I try to send them while underground they will simply show a red X 'failed to send' and sit in my messages folder. Id like to see a small, run in the background program that will automatically send the messages once I am back aboveground.

I think this is an awesome idea!

Thank you

The Link2 Team

[jjrr]

Originally Posted by akosnitzky

For example, I am a school administrator and professor.

As a professor, I may want to e-mail a take-home assignment and give the students an exact amount of time to complete and assignment.

I may schedule an e-mail to accomodate someone's time zone.

I may rude to send certain people e-mails on Sunday, so I can get my material out on Sunday but time it to go out on Monday.

Posting Mobile Blogs for a certain date and time, where it currently displays at the time sent.

Maybe I want to provide an impression that I am working at a certain time.

By scheduling an e-mail, I am able to get my e-mail to the top of someone's inbox, if I know they begin checking at 9:00 a.m. for example.

This is a very interesting use case scenario,

thank you for posting it!

[akosnitzky]

Wirelessly posted (Verizon 8830: BlackBerry8830/4.2.2 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/105)

I look forward to seeing whatever the Link2 Team and others comeout with in the coming weeks

[jjrr]

Originally Posted by akosnitzky

Wirelessly posted (Verizon 8830: BlackBerry8830/4.2.2 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/105)

I look forward to seeing whatever the Link2 Team and others comeout with in the coming weeks

Thank you and stay tuned!

The Link2 Team

[ivanyurkinov]

On device storage is a great idea!!!! and so would a way to process and email/fax invoices and other xl spread sheets to whom ever I wanted while in the field .
Or other office documents and have them sync up with their counter parts on my computer
Like bes .
I guess I am just dreaming here but
You asked for ideas
Ivan

[akosnitzky]

Originally Posted by akosnitzky

I would like to see an e-mail scheduler which enables you to set up e-mails and schedule their release for a later time.

I submitted this post six months ago. I was inquiring if anything of this sort had been developed for public consumption yet.

[roybeasley]

I agree entirely with the post on a better Snooze, to make it much more like Outlook's.

I'd LOVE to see a utility that REALLY synchronizes the Outlook inbox with the BB. That is, if I move an email to a personal folder - remove it from the inbox, although not deleting it - also remove it from my BB inbox. It's quite frustrating to have to go thru the BB and delete those emails, when they no longer exist in the Outlook inbox. Basically, keep the BB and Outlook inbox looking the same.

[TRmartin]

Ability to make certain emails trigger a specific sound / tone / ringer.

- ringer1
- ringer2
- alert1

[irresistible]

Originally Posted by jjrr

Dear users,

we are in the process of finishing our latest e-mail utility TagIt! (Link2 - Practical BlackBerry Utilities) and would like to get feedback on what kind of BB e-mail utility you would like to see next.
We will be very happy for any kind of input you might have here. So far the most promising idea we have is a utility we would call "Email Scheduler", which would allow you to send automatic scheduled e-mails. What do you think? Do you have any ideas you would like to see running on your BlackBerry?

Thank you all!

The Link2 Team

I would like to see a utility that would forward entire text message conversations to email, not just the most recent text message received!

[tazeat]

I would like the ability to export an entire folder full of emails to a CSV or text files on the SD card.