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Posted by angelm1249 Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 810 days ago

I have always used this option in my emails and txt messages. I notice that i can no longer save txt's and pix messages anymore,and can only save emails that come through my blackberry.net address now. Does anyone know how i can fix this again to save all messages. i loved that feature....

 
 
Posted by allleee Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 810 days ago

Wouldn't just pressing "U" in Messages application get you the same results?

 
 
Posted by n8d Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 810 days ago

Not really.
Pressing "U" will take you through your unread messages 1 at a time.
Setting up this type of shortcut will hide all messages in your message list except for unread messages. I have the same shortcut setup.
I also have mine setup to do ALT+S for sent messages.
I don't want sent messages cluttering up my message list, but at the same time I don't want to have to go into the Options and change "Hide sent messages" to no just to see one sent message. So I simply press ALT+S and all of sent messages appear.

 
 
Posted by allleee Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 810 days ago

I agree, I guess that makes sense.. I'll give it a try.
The new flagging option is really convenient too.

 
 
Posted by friedriceballer Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 810 days ago

Wow, never knew this, now I don't have to go to my specific e-mail icon to access e-mail from a certain address.

 
 
Posted by mscooley Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 810 days ago

Genius!!!!

 
 
Posted by cgalloni Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 810 days ago

i have a 9700 with os 5.0.0.351 and is not working i did all the steps above and still when i go to the message list and click alt+ f for flagged emails it doesn't do anything.. Any thoughts?

 
 
Posted by mbest550 Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 810 days ago

Is there a way on the storm to use the alt plus a letter with the strom keyboard?

 
 
Posted by ostorage Thursday, Nov 26, 2009 808 days ago

Yes. The storm has the same functionality. See my post below

 
 
Posted by ArizonaGuy Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 810 days ago

Might seem like a stupid question - how do I edit a saved search?

 
 
Posted by samgbx Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 810 days ago

how do i edit a saved search or delete one!??

 
 
Posted by webchetan Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 810 days ago

Exactly the same question I was thinking. I had tried to do these types of shorcuts before, but then I didn't had the option to change or delete the shortcut. So it bit scary at times. What if I need to assign Alt+U to some other type of search? How can I do it? I want to delete the saved search criteria completely, how can I do it?

Anyone please help!

Thanks

 
 
Posted by ten08 Wednesday, Nov 25, 2009 809 days ago

Messages > Menu > Search > Menu > Recall
This displays the full list of saved searches which you can edit or delete.

 
 
Posted by Salomon Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 810 days ago

Is there an option like this for my storm ?
tnx

 
 
Posted by ostorage Thursday, Nov 26, 2009 808 days ago

Yes. The storm has the same functionality. See my post below

 
 
Posted by chrisy520 Wednesday, Nov 25, 2009 809 days ago

Great feature, use it a lot! Here's a thread in the How To section.

[Url=http://forums.crackberry.com/f3/how-create-saved-searches-quickly-filter-messages-57128/]How To Create Saved Searches [/url]

 
 
Posted by IamJAd Wednesday, Nov 25, 2009 809 days ago

Where the heck is the ALT key on the Storm?

 
 
Posted by ostorage Thursday, Nov 26, 2009 808 days ago

All of the shortcuts can be configured on the Storm.
Creating and editing them is done in the same manner as a keyboard device.
To access the alt key hit bring up the keyboard and hit the "!?123" key. This is when it gets a little tricky. The number pad now is displayed. In order to execute the shortcut you hit the number key where the letter would have been shown. Example would be Hit "!?123" and then "5" to accomplish "ALT" and then "H".

Hope this helps. I find this very powerful as you can make a whole number of customizable searches to quickly find information.