if you want to make notes during a call in comet, just go to comet during a call and it should go right to the note for that call... so you should be able to just start typing after you go to comet...
and that is one nice thing i forgot about comet, was the green button (for those that have it)... finally a good use for it!! --- In [email protected], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Unless I've missed something, it doesn't integrate with DB6. It has a lot of controls for telephone -- ID blocking, SMS instead of answer, .mp3/wav etc sounds for various calls -- but the call log still creates its own log, same as Comet and VoiceCall. > I thought it had a lot of stuff I didn't need or want, and the part I wanted was nicer in other software. > I'm prety happy with Comet, all things considered. I've assigned it to the green button on my 680 so I can call it to make notes after a call, and the desktop part allows reading the log and notes easily. > Problem 1: How to edit a note on the 680 while a call is active. If I press the green button while in a call, it places the call on hold. Press it again and it comes off hold. Press it afte the call and Comet loads. Yet there's an option in Preferences to "edit note while call active." > I've dumped Daynotez, as extraneous -- I've got DB6 and I'm not dropping it. Not without a fight, anyway. > > I may retry VoiceCall, running it without Agendus. Basically, the problem with it is the same as with Comet -- both make their notes in external to the calendar files; Comet needs DayNotez and VoiceCall needs Agendus. What I want is something that would take the call details and make a calendar entry to which I could add a note about the call. > > But right now, considering what I've found available, I'm pretty happy with Comet. If I retry VoiceCall and it changes my mind (using it without Agendux) I'll report to the list. > > -------------- Original message -------------- > From: Ralph Alvy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > Let us know if it integrates well with Datebk6. I'm very interested. I > > use Comet right now, but would like to see if I can find one that > > integrates with DB6. > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
