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Hidden Smilies on T68i? |
Wapocalypse
Joined: Feb 19, 2003
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From: Manchester, UK
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I found one so far, and I can't find it mentioned on here, mainly because the forum search won't return what I want it to...
That's :-*
Is this a legacy of the original T68, or might there be more? |
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Scythe
Joined: Oct 02, 2002
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:-[[:]:-] this was discussed before in an older thread.
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juliebman
Joined: Mar 10, 2003
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floke
Joined: Jan 23, 2002
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There are three more smilies. :-) They were posted here before.
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Wapocalypse
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I'm sorry, but this whole 'use the forum search' attitude is starting to really wind me up.
First of all, yes, it's reasonable to expect people not to ask incredibly common questions like 'how do I get rid of the clock?'. It's NOT reasonable to try this approach on every obscure question that is ever asked. I rarely find a definitive answer on here!!
Secondly, the aforementioned forum search has to work sufficiently well! I can't search for O2, I can't search for PC, I can't search for :-* and so how am I meant to find the topics? Please!!
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oki doc
Joined: Mar 11, 2003
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How can i add my smilies? Pleeease!:-(
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Scythe
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The post I made aftr your first post has the three smileys you were looking for. One is :-] then :-[ and lastly [:] now it's justa a matter of getting the brackets [] onto your t68i. Cheers.
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oki doc
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Brackets? How?
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floke
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This was the ( or one of the) thread where the hidden smilies was posted:
hidden smilies
See DANNs tip on how to get them onto your phone.
EDIT: @wapocalypse: I dont understand why this "use search" attitude annoys you. Most questions have already been answered in the forum, just like this. If you use search you'll find the answers pretty quick. I entered "t68i smilies" in search and found ten posts on this.
What annoys me is when the same question is being asked over and over again, e.g. the screensaver problem. Everyone will loose overview in the forum if you have 5000 posts asking the same question. Just my opinion 
EDIT2: I agree that search does not always give very good answers. But AFAIK its the same with google, altavista and so on. Good search terms -> good results
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phil.n
Joined: Aug 13, 2002
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Not true, the search facilty on this forum is awful. Why do people insist on restricting the length of search terms rather than properly organising their stop lists?
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oki doc
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I rest my case! Tnx anyway!
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GOwin
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@phil.n
if you find the forum's SEARCH facility as too limited (or "awful"). then i suggest you use google and restrict your domain search to "esato.com"
ie "smilies site:esato.com"
but from experience, the native search facility gives better results with well thought out keyword(s) and search items. (sometimes, you have to be patient with it) |
ravaged.ph
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Posted: 2003-03-10 14:25
