V220 shortcuts

I can set up a shortcut to a menu item but I haven't been able to figure out
how to use it. "Executing" the shortcut is an option once you navigate to
the shortcuts menu but that is not much of a time saving. I had assumed
that the shortcut key would be used in conjunction with some other single
keystroke.

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IF your phone operates like a v3 or v300-600, to set a shortcut go to
the page you want, let's say the calculator, and press and HOLD the menu
key till it asks if you want to create a shortcut. Select 'yes' and then
press the number, let's say 3, to set it.
To use the shortcut, press the menu key followed by the number, i.e.
"<menu> 3" to take you to your calculator. The manual is less than
forthcoming on the operation of this feature.

From:MikeH
[email protected]

> I can set up a shortcut to a menu item but I haven't been able to
> figure out how to use it. "Executing" the shortcut is an option once
> you navigate to the shortcuts menu but that is not much of a time
> saving. I had assumed that the shortcut key would be used in
> conjunction with some other single keystroke.

Yep -- that does it. Should have thought to try using the menu key. I
found no mention of this in the manual.

Thanks a lot!

"BruceR" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> IF your phone operates like a v3 or v300-600, to set a shortcut go to
> the page you want, let's say the calculator, and press and HOLD the menu
> key till it asks if you want to create a shortcut. Select 'yes' and then
> press the number, let's say 3, to set it.
> To use the shortcut, press the menu key followed by the number, i.e.
> "<menu> 3" to take you to your calculator. The manual is less than
> forthcoming on the operation of this feature.
>
> From:MikeH
> [email protected]
>
> > I can set up a shortcut to a menu item but I haven't been able to
> > figure out how to use it. "Executing" the shortcut is an option once
> > you navigate to the shortcuts menu but that is not much of a time
> > saving. I had assumed that the shortcut key would be used in
> > conjunction with some other single keystroke.
>
>