There doesn't seem to be any way to quit the Dell Voice application. There's no menu, and no 'quit' that I can find in any tab.
How do I exit the application, short of terminating it using the Task Manager?
[resolved] Quit application?
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Re: Quit application?
It's a little round-about, but here's the process to log out or exit (Android App):
Go to the Settings tab of the app and select Account.
Touch the Menu button and you will see two options: Log out and Exit.
Go to the Settings tab of the app and select Account.
Touch the Menu button and you will see two options: Log out and Exit.
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Re: [resolved] Quit application?
For me, another quick and effective way to quit Dell Voice is to access the Preference menu. It will force close the program immediately.
Seriously, it is a bug or it is unique to my setup? I am using a MyTouch 4G.
Seriously, it is a bug or it is unique to my setup? I am using a MyTouch 4G.
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Re: [resolved] Quit application?
My Desire HD seems to work fine, although I have had the phone lockup and reboot once since I installed DellVoice. I'm not sure it is going to play too nice when the wifi drops out for a second or two. We shall see. I'm liking it so far.Amowagou wrote:For me, another quick and effective way to quit Dell Voice is to access the Preference menu. It will force close the program immediately.
Seriously, it is a bug or it is unique to my setup? I am using a MyTouch 4G.
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Re: [resolved] Quit application?
That tab (and the whole app) is working for me on my Samsung Galaxy S. I just checked the Android market, and there is already an update posted so you might want to check it out?Amowagou wrote:For me, another quick and effective way to quit Dell Voice is to access the Preference menu. It will force close the program immediately.
Seriously, it is a bug or it is unique to my setup? I am using a MyTouch 4G.
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Re: [resolved] Quit application?
I installed the second update on my phone, still the same problem. But Dell Voice works well on my Android tablet. Since the Preference settings are not critical, I am not complaining.
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Re: Quit application?
To say the least. Perhaps that's intentional since they expect their code to run all the time in order to accept incoming calls.pedor wrote:It's a little round-about...
That said, a couple of suggestions:
1. Make it more obvious how to Exit/SignOut
2. Add an "Are you sure?" prompt to SignOut so it's a bit harder to do it inadvertently. It's a pain having to rekey username and password after an inadvertent SignOut, especially on smartphones with small screens and even smaller keyboards.
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Re: Quit application?
bylo wrote:........a couple of suggestions:pedor wrote:It's a little round-about...
1. Make it more obvious how to Exit/SignOut
2. Add an "Are you sure?" prompt to SignOut so it's a bit harder to do it inadvertently. It's a pain having to rekey username and password after an inadvertent SignOut, especially on smartphones with small screens and even smaller keyboards.
I like those ideas and will certainly pas them on!
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Re: [resolved] Quit application?
Personally I an used to a few options coming up when I press the menu button. I am not used to it only happening on one screen.
Maybe make the signout/preferences come up when you hit the menu button on any screen. It seems a bit 'dead' when nothing happens after pressing the menu button.
Maybe make the signout/preferences come up when you hit the menu button on any screen. It seems a bit 'dead' when nothing happens after pressing the menu button.