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[Android Apps and Games] Nebucatnetzer:
Okay the force close caused by the history is fixed in the newest version.

The other still exists though. Steps to reproduce.

1. Clear app data

2. Write something in the app.

3. Save it.

4. Go to the settings and change whatever you want it doesn't matter.

5. Write again something.

6. Try to save it. You will be prompted with "Document NOT saved"

The only way to get it working again is by wiping the data of the app.

As soon as you change something in the settings you can't save any more.

I tested this on my N4, N7 and Transformer Infinity. I also reinstalled the app always the same behaviour.
[Android Apps and Games] Gibbz1:
Ok ive put up a new version, I had found this bug last night by accident too, but I couldn't figure it out!

Thanks for the steps to reproduce the bug. Should be fixed now :)
[Android Apps and Games] Nebucatnetzer:
Works now but I noticed something else.

When you activate auto save the cursor always jumps at the beginning of the text which makes writing kind of impossible.

Same thing happens when you save manually but there it isn't so much of a problem.
[Android Apps and Games] lanx:
Any chances for version version for 2.3.7?
[Android Apps and Games] Gibbz1:
Sorry, im using api's which are only available in 3.0 and above...

New version is available should fix that bug with the cursor jumping back to the start
[Android Apps and Games] Nebucatnetzer:
Cool thank you!
[Android Apps and Games] Nebucatnetzer:
I found a new issue :D.

1. Activate the auto save function.

2. Write something and save it into a file.

3. Let the app idle until the auto save function kicks in.

4. The auto save function won't stop after one save. It continues saving even though there aren't any changes. You can see this because the pop up "Document saved" is flashing a little bit.

5. When you now press the home button the pop up won't disappear until you either open the app again write something and then close it or you force close the app.

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BTW I just noticed that this only happens if you exit the app with the home button.

With the back button the pop up disappears. But then the app gets closed completely so you have to either reopen the last file or create a new one.
[Android Apps and Games] Gibbz1:
Give the latest version a try, this should be hopefully fixed. I couldn't seem to reproduce the bug, but have changed the way it works.
[Android Apps and Games] Nebucatnetzer:
Okay I'll test it when it arrives.
[Android Apps and Games] Nebucatnetzer:
Now it works perfectly. I'll let you know if I find something new.
[Android Apps and Games] boboxx:
Hello,

I just installed this app on my Galaxy Nexus running 4.1.1.

Is there a way to backup the notes that you take with this app to a computer? The default setting for saving files is set to /Documents but it doesn't exist if i connect my phone via USB. (I also tried creating it at /Documents or editing the path to /sdcard0/Documents) but I still cant see the files from my PC or Mac. The app sees then just fine and can be edited and saved.

Is it something I missed or it's not working?

Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] biopsin:
v .18 - CM10

Hey, nice app, but seems I´m experiencing something oddish, see screenshot

Edt: disabled word wrap and spaces between lines disappeared, but the first line is scewed

downloaded it from market and all ok
[Android Apps and Games] Argelvi:
WordPad App codes

I have to guess a six digit code in order to change the color of the background or the font. Any help as to the codes or perhaps having the colors displayed in a dropdown as options would be sweet!
[Android Apps and Games] Gibbz1:
updated with a pile of changes :cowboy:
[Android Apps and Games] jrussell789:
Wordpad Back Carbon for Android -User Feedback

First of all, thank you guys for a awesome Wordpad text doc creator/editor for Android. I have used it for about a month on my Acer A500 10" Tablet running ICS O/S. Here is some feedback/questions I couldn't fine ans to online. Don't know whether some of these are Bugs or just the way it works now:

1.) I use Wordpad in a continuously opened state most of the time to quickly add clipboard pastes to a Doc. After each text paste/edit, I manual Save the doc because the Autosave feature saves too rapidly, interrupting my entries/editing. I also set Open Last Doc in case I close or power down Tablet. For some reason, after a period of time w/Wordpad open, even if I have not closed or powered down, when I paste/edit doc then Save, Wordpad requests a doc name to be entered (because it defaults to a new doc default name) as if it thinks this is new Doc?

Ideally, with Open Last Doc option set, or even if opening an older document then editing, SAVE should never ask for a new Doc Name, even if app closed or device power cycled. Please look at the short Autosave interval. It is just about 4 seconds now. Ideally, it would be optionally variable, but for me a fixed time of at least 10Sec, with each keyboard entry/edit resetting timer to 0Secs, would be more usable.

2) I noticed any opened or newly created doc in Wordpad is saved in the Recent Docs list, nice. But if any Doc in the Recent Doc list has subsequently been deleted from the Device, it is not removed from this list. I found the Settings option that allows clearing of Recent Docs list, so this gets the job done. Ideally, when one tries to open a doc from the Recent Docs list, and Wordpad flags user with Does Not Exist, it would then automatically remove doc title from list.

3) Finally, consider adding Wordpad's Build/Version to Setting/General in say an About category or something. I don't find it noted anywhere in App. Also, consider including this website URL, and email if one exists, in an About.

Again, great job guys. Hope this helps, and how can I contribute/pay for this App?

Regards,

Jim Russell, Sandiego
[Android Apps and Games] Gibbz1:
Thanks, i havent had much time to work on this for a while. Certainly some good suggestions ill try and fix when i can!
[Android Apps and Games] jrussell789:
Thanks For Qik Reply.

Thanks for qik reply.
[Android Apps and Games] Philololololo:
Ansi (ascii) encoding does not work!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] h1p1n3:
I don't know how the other reviews were able to beat the hell out of this thing, but I was on day 12 of my 14 day "trial". My case and screen protector was in the mail, I was getting it the next day. Well on day 12, my phone fell from a counter, onto the linoleum floor. 4 foot height. I didn't notice it until I was putting it on that I managed to crack the screen in the corner:crying:. Thank god it was not spiderveined, or in the touchscreen area (right on the edge/corner).

Also, when applying my just like glass screen protector I did my cleaning, and held my phone horizontally at eye level to make sure it was dust free, and lo and behold, micro scratches galore.

It is hardly noticeable and decided to try to swap, using the excuse I want the white one instead, but they didn't have any in stock. So, I decided to take the high road and am just dealing with it.. I will replace the glass when the hardware warranty runs out, or if it spreads.

With this situation I am trading in my sleek, thin case and going with the otterbox commuter like I had with the past phone. If I can find one.

I don't care what videos show people smacking keys, knives etc on this Gorilla glass, I had the Droid RAZR before this and the screen naked, and it is more pitted than a teenager with a bad case of acne.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] ashouhdy:
Sorry to hear that sometimes when u intend to crack it stands well asif a tank and weirdly smallest falls crack it
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] ylbeethoven:
I regret that I did not get a screen protector before I got my phone.

I was told the CORNING® GORILLA® GLASS was unable to be scratched on.

It was totally WRONG!!!!!

After using this phone for two weeks, there are some minor scratches already.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] babiegurl36:
Wow. I'm glad when I purchased my phone, my carrier recommended and installed my screen protector for me.

Although I've dropped my phone a few times, I haven't experienced any scratches or anything but I will definitely look into buying an otterbox as well!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Gary02468:
Sorry to hear of your difficulties, but I think your recommendation is too broad. I prefer to avoid the cost and bulk of a case, or the image degradation of a screen protector. I've used my phone extensively for a month, carrying it in my pants pocket or backpack, and the screen has no scratches. And I've never dropped and broken this phone or any other. The desirability of a case or screen protector really depends on what conditions your phone is subjected to.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] loaferkan:
So here is a true story, I had a motorcycle accident. I had all my protective gears but I still had to go through surgeries...my rest, spine extra because my rest, spine was not starched but actually fracture or broken.

So does the screen protector works against starches but you still get a screen cracked.....so in the video they show keys and knife banged against the screen, that's true....but not when you drop it......

I got two cases, one is the ultra thin while the other is a dual layer kickstand.....I like the ultra thin case to help against body starches, while the dual layer just to use for kickstand, you have to be very careful against these phones.....I had dropped my Galaxy S3 with the screen protector and case, my phone was not scratched, but when I turned off the phone and or in ultra black screen I was missing some pixels.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] powerwagon:
Too broad? He couldn't have been more specific. Just a matter of time for you my friend.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mastergrim8:
A knife or a set of keys is not a test for scratching glass. Try getting some grains of sand from a peach or a rock...

Even if you don't get a case for your $700 phone, get a screen protector. Hell, I even left my phone untouched and unactivated until my screen protector came.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] WillEat4F00d:
I've had the nexus, s3, and ip5 and never used a case before but I think I'll have to make an exception for this phone. It's soooo slippery! Plus the fact that it's this big won't help either.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] h1p1n3:
I made the mistake with my Razr with the original corning glass (which is made 45 mins from my house.. shoutout!!). I didn't know that sandpaper was the devil.. I was usually cautious, kinda. I would keep keys and coins in there if it was an accident, but was always nervous of having stuff in my pocket, with phone, and leaning against something putting pressure on the device and breaking the screen.. that never happened but what did was I actually had a piece of emeroy cloth (like sandpaper) in my pocket with my phone. 5 mins later and I had a scratch. I think this was like 4 weeks in of having the device.. the other scratches I mentioned happened later.. yes, aside from the emeory cloth scratches, the rest you couldnt see when it was powered on, but they are there, and can get worse.

On a side note, my wifes Razr was ran over by a truck with furnature (she was helping her brother move) and not... one... scratch...

I was kinda pissed, but happy at the same time.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] h1p1n3:
I HATE screen protectors, I had the philosophy that you know what, it's my phone, if I want it to show wear, I want to to do it. Not have it perfectly preserved, then sell it in perfect condition at the end of its life. But I have to admit, this "just like glass" is really well done. Unless I am looking for it, I can't tell it is there.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Gary02468:
Their story was very specific, and useful. But their advice was just "Please get a case/screen protector".

Exactly. Suppose a case/screen protector would add 5-10% to the cost of my phone. Then unless I would otherwise break 5-10% of my phones (which I haven't been doing--I've never broken one), the protection will cost me more, in the long run, than doing without it will cost me--even if I eventually do have a mishap. (And that extra cost is in addition to the cases' extra bulk.)

Hence my point: the desirability of a case depends on the conditions that your phone is subjected to. What's good for one person may not be good for everyone.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] powerwagon:
You'll recoup the cost of the screen protector plus some when it comes to resale value.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] finalhit:
having a case with a good grip also decreases your chances of accidentally dropping your phone. and also the probability of impressing the ladies. ;)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] ntron1:
Had mine for 11 days with a simple belt clip holder. The phone slipped from the holder 3 feet above a tile floor. Small crack in the corner as well. Fortunately I bought the monthly Best Buy insurance and they gave me a new phone for free after waiting 6 days. First time I ever bought monthly insurance and it saved my A$$.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] majorbgss:
I agree. The only thing i dont like about this phone is the plastic bezel around it. The titanium looks beautiful and its a shame u have to cover it up.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] bond32:
That's not a good analogy at all. Unless you sell your phone today or very soon, you're assuming you will never get a scratch, bump, or ding on the phone for the entire duration of you owning it. That's like saying you will never wear a jacket when it's cold because you won't get sick...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] le_lutin:
The only difference between you and the OP is luck.

Don't fool yourself by thinking you take far better care of your phone than someone who has got scratches.

Don't make the same mistake I made. Get a screen protector.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] kingofkings11:
+1

The other thing to consider is that the cost of a case and screen protector will most likely equal or exceed the cost of replacing the backing and faceplate from ebay. Id rather enjoy the naked phone and replace those pieces once they are scratched up.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] powerwagon:
Lol...you obviously haven't done your homework.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] le_lutin:
You made this comment before on another thread. Did you not read any of the replies?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] SJUnion:
I don't use a screen protector and I wont be using one.

Ive owned multiple smartphones and have used some with and without screen protectors and have made a choice. I don't like how screen protectors distort the screen (even the tiniest bit) or how they feel to my touch. Ive used regular adhesive protectors and Ive used the decal kind that work with water, and while fine products both had those two qualities I mentioned above. Its just not for me.

Id rather the clearest and smoother display I can get, even at the risk of getting scratches. Using my phones this way usually results in some wear and tear, but even so Ive always managed to sell my old stuff for more than what I paid for it. I do use a case but its extremely slim and its only function is to increase my grip on the phone so I don't drop it accidentally. If I do then that case will do little to protect it, Ill take my chances.

I just reject that a drop or damage is an inevitable event. Sure it might happen, but to declare that we better suit up or else...cmon guys. Its decent advise but hardly a do or die type situation.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] livingaboard:
everybody can do whatever the hell they want with their phones. I prefer a case and a screen protector.

I have a couple micro scratches on my note 2 and that happened after a week or two of having it in my pocket with nothing else in my pocket. My Samsung Skyrocket was never in my pocket and always holstered. It didn't have any scratches to speak of and I had that for months. This gorilla glass 2 is some crap.

The reason I have a case, Active with holster, is that I don't want the screen cracking when it falls. And it will fall. The glass sticks out farther than the edge of the phone so the glass is the first thing to hit the ground when it falls. I also have insurance. I have broken the screen on a few phones and lost one once.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] JustKuz:
I just have the samsung flip cover, but leaning towards bulking up as I don't lke the chrome/sides being exposed to a drop or just scratching in general.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] livingaboard:
I got the Titanium flip cover the first day I bought the phone until my other case was delivered. I didn't care for it too much. It was awkward to use when using the camera for one. It made the phone awkward to hold also; in my opinion. The one thing I did modify about the cover was that I drilled a hole in the cover right over where the LED is on the phone. It seems pretty stupid of them to have a cover that covers up the LED notification light.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] 00mred00:
this!

i got lucky.. i took mine out of its case briefly...jumped out of the car and it leaped out of my coat pocket ..bounced off car then on to pavement. lost a few chips out of the chrome but otherwise survived

never coming out of the case again :]
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] kirkla79:
I wish I could use a screen protector but I am incapable of getting one on w/o dust. Tried several w/o success. Shower trick doesn't work for me. Using scotch tape to remove one piece of dust always made things worse.

My Note 1 went without one for most of its life and is scratch free despite heavy spen use, hopefully I can keep my note 2 in the same condition.

I did invest in the flip cover w/ a modded tpu case so hopefully that will help to protect the screen.

---------- Post added at 09:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:50 PM ----------

I find the lack of opening for the LED annoying too.

How did the it turn out? Did the hole look awful? Any specific type of drill bit to use?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Gary02468:
Please don't fool yourself into thinking that others must be making a mistake if they don't think what's best for them is the same as what you think is best for you.

I did not make any claim about how much care anyone else takes of their phones; I really have no idea, and neither do you. I'm just reporting that not only is my Note 2 completely scratch-free so far, but so too is my previous, extensively used phone.

You can attribute that record to anything you like. But for me, getting a screen protector is not worth it. If I eventually do suffer a scratch, I'll see how frequently that's occurring and reevaluate my policy accordingly.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] livingaboard:
I did already post this as a separate thread but it is worth watching.. goto the 5:50 mark to see the important stuff

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2xnWH724Ho
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] powerwagon:
I cant express to you how much I HATE drop tests...I mean I loathe them. The ONLY way to do a drop test that is worth a **** is to have a robotic arm that holds and drops different phones from the exact same angle...otherwise comparing one phone to another is absolutely ridiculous.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] livingaboard:
This video wasn't comparing the Note 2 to other phones. It was comparing the Note 2 to the ground. I don't care what angle it hits the ground, if it is dropping from crotch height onto the ground then these screens shouldn't be breaking. It was a real life test and it failed. End of story. There doesn't have to be anything scientific about it. If it had survived the fall that does't really prove anything. but the fact that such a short drop can crack the screen does say something. I'm not hear to preach to people how to carry their phones or whether to case them up or not; I just thought I would throw some information around so that people can make up their own mind.

I pretty much guarantee that anybody that has broken a screen without a case, wishes they had at least tried a case of some sort. A case isn't going to save the phone every time. It is just a little insurance against damage. I broke a screen with a crappy case on my phone once and I was not happy about it.

I hope nobody breaks their nice new phone.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Gary02468:
Your information is very useful, and is much appreciated! (But the "Please get a case" subject line is preaching, so I just wanted to mention in passing that that's not necessarily the best advice for everyone.)

No, I guarantee that I won't wish that. If I finally do break a phone after 20 years of using various phones, I'll still be glad that I saved money by merely having to replace one phone, instead of having spent a larger sum on 20 years' worth of (bulky) cases.

But I'm happy that you're making the choice that you think is right for you. Good luck, and thanks again for the information!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] DroidPH:
I haven't experienced breaking a phone's screen yet..well except for the iphone 3gs that i threw at someone lolz. I threw it so hard that the mobo was slightly bent. Most of the time I keep my phone in a belt pouch bag*ish something. Like those stuff from Golla. Now Im keeping my phone on a Golla knockoff that perfectly fits my Note 2.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] farfromovin:
I've gone full circle on protectors/skins/cases. I've tried everything, I've ran naked. No doubt I love the look and feel of a naked phone. I decided to run naked starting with my Nexus I had last year, used it for about 10-11 months screen scratch free. I had my Note2 for about 4 weeks and put it face down on my workbench after wiping it off with my hand. Soldered a few wires to it for the wireless charging mod, picked it back up and have 1 massive deep scratch in the middle of the screen and dozens of small scratches on the edge of the screen. Guess I didn't wipe the debris off my bench as well as I thought. Either way, my phone was stolen today from work.

Now I'm waiting on a replacement through the insurance company (backordered, yay), and I've put a glass screen protector and Seidio Active case on order. Hopefully I can apply the screen protector, install new sim, pop in case and forgettaboutit now. I'm going to have to go back to my "protection phase" I guess. Doesn't help that the Note2 is kinda slippery as well...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Nellyinda803:
Sucks it was stolen. No cameras or any idea who it was? Good you are getting a replacement but I would still want to know

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[LG Optimus Black] sharartiprashant:
hey,

plz help me to choose suitable and stable,

custom rom for my lg optimus black (p970 v20g)

previously i installed 4.1.2 jelly bean aopk version it hang my phone after some time of phn startup.

and my last problem is whn i root my device after it i m unable to install any app if i install any app then my device reboot automatically and the app cant be install

and sorry for broken english!!!!!!!!
[LG Optimus Black] Meninw:
That's easy buddy!

Go for ICS (super stable, no hangs, lags with some games tho) or Zeus (GB v20S) latest version (stable, good battery life, good gaming performance).
[LG Optimus Black] Edvin73:
The best JB is still CM10.But if you want everything to work, flash ICS official.
[LG Optimus Black] niwaprima:
so, so far, there is no jelly bean custo rom with 100% working camera? i mean not force close, and able to record in 720p,,

or is thre any way to fix the camera so that i can use jelly bean custom rom with full working camera?

i ve flashed so many time, and could not find any jelly bean with full working camera,,
[LG Optimus Black] sharartiprashant:
--------------------------------------well i have p970 v20g will it work with it...

if yes plz plz plz give me right link of that where i can get all the information and download link related with ics or zeus which is more suitable to my device

thnxxxxxxx!!!!!!!!