[Smiley8]

NotNow lets you ignore the incoming call and send a friendly SMS message to the caller when you can not answer the call.

There are times that you can not answer the call such as in a meeting, at the movie, driving or just busy. You can simply press the Ignore button and then select a predefined message to send to the caller.

Click NotNow more details

[JSanders]

Nice, thanks!

[nm1k0]

Wirelessly posted

Awesome. Had something like this on s60 thought it would be great on the blackberry

[Smiley8]

changes
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- 10 day trial instead of 7 for new install only

- added new option in the prefs to send to Mobile number only. If this is checked and no mobile number is found for the caller then no msg sent. if you uncheck this then NotNow will send to every caller.

- added help screen in the Prefs screen

OTA install http://www.toysoft.ca/beta/NotNow.jad

[Shaun]

Cool app. Has anyone had issues with this app playing nice with YouMail?

[John Clark]

Not sure how this app would affect YouMail. Have you had issues?

This is working fine for me...

[visortgw]

Originally Posted by Smiley8

changes
---------

- 10 day trial instead of 7 for new install only

- added new option in the prefs to send to Mobile number only. If this is checked and no mobile number is found for the caller then no msg sent. if you uncheck this then NotNow will send to every caller.

- added help screen in the Prefs screen

OTA install http://www.toysoft.ca/beta/NotNow.jad

The "Always send to Mobile number" option does not appear to work on my 8830 (OS v4.2.2.196). If I enable this option, the dialogue to send a message is NEVER presented, even if there is a mobile number for the caller (or the call is from a mobile number). Disabling the option makes the app act like v0.60.

[Smiley8]

Originally Posted by visortgw

The "Always send to Mobile number" option does not appear to work on my 8830 (OS v4.2.2.196). If I enable this option, the dialogue to send a message is NEVER presented, even if there is a mobile number for the caller (or the call is from a mobile number). Disabling the option makes the app act like v0.60.

so when you disable send to mobile do you get the "send to" screen when you ignore the call?

the problem could be the way the phone number is entered in your contacts app. try and make sure the phone number is format like 15551234567 dont put extra characters in there. NotNow strips the incoming number and only takes the digits eg: 18001234567

[fonejunkie]

Originally Posted by Smiley8

so when you disable send to mobile do you get the "send to" screen when you ignore the call?

the problem could be the way the phone number is entered in your contacts app. try and make sure the phone number is format like 15551234567 dont put extra characters in there. NotNow strips the incoming number and only takes the digits eg: 18001234567

All of my numbers have been entered in international dialing format, eg: +1 (800) 555-1212. Are you saying that if I use that format, your application won't properly identify the number? That is bogus, as the format that I choose/use is the standard for international dialing.

[visortgw]

Originally Posted by Smiley8

so when you disable send to mobile do you get the "send to" screen when you ignore the call?

the problem could be the way the phone number is entered in your contacts app. try and make sure the phone number is format like 15551234567 dont put extra characters in there. NotNow strips the incoming number and only takes the digits eg: 18001234567

We resolved this earlier via e-mail -- it appears to have been a permissions issue. Even though I selected "Set application permissions."during the installation, not all of the required permissions were set. Additional permissions within the Interactions section (most likely Keystroke Injection) were necessary in order for NotNow to work properly with "Always send to Mobile number" enabled.

That being said, all phone numbers within my Address Book (all 1300+ contacts) are in the format (###) ###-#### with no leading 1, which is the default for Microsoft Outlook (synchronized with Outlook on a BES server). This does not appear to present any issues with NotNow recognizing numbers in the address book.

[GT5L]

Wirelessly posted (bb8320TMO)

This is an app I used from the same developer on $y palm 650 wow, its a small world.

[Smiley8]

NotNow lets you ignore the incoming call and send a friendly SMS message to the caller.

There are times that you can not answer the call such as in a meeting, at the movie, driving or just busy. You can simply press the Ignore button and then select a predefined message to send to the caller.


For more details click NotNow

[Smiley8]

v1.1 has been released.

Changes
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- added do not disturb. when DND is enabled all calls are ignore

- added Calendar support. you can enable DND in the calendar app. Transparent integration.

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[koleary19067]

I don't see how to set DND in the calendar. There is no item in the menu to choose from. What am I missing

[Smiley8]

Originally Posted by koleary19067

I don't see how to set DND in the calendar. There is no item in the menu to choose from. What am I missing

1 In NotNow app goto the "Do Not Disturb" menu
2 Enter the keyword eg: -dnd-
3 Go back to the Calendar app
4 Add a new appointment
5 Enter the keyword in the Subject field eg: -dnd-
6 Save the appointment

[koleary19067]

Originally Posted by Smiley8

1 In NotNow app goto the "Do Not Disturb" menu
2 Enter the keyword eg: -dnd-
3 Go back to the Calendar app
4 Add a new appointment
5 Enter the keyword in the Subject field eg: -dnd-
6 Save the appointment

Thanks !!

[Earthdog]

What about an on the fly message instead of a predefined. Thats what I need...

[Jaime]

Is it possible to send an email instead an sms? sms are very expensive for me.

Best,
Jaime

[Smiley8]

Originally Posted by Jaime

Is it possible to send an email instead an sms? sms are very expensive for me.

Best,
Jaime

No. I most cell phones can't receive email and only sms.

[Jaime]

Originally Posted by Smiley8

No. I most cell phones can't receive email and only sms.

Why not? You can just send it to contact's email instead the mobile number.

Best,
Jaime