Miss My "OK" Button

[profroopchan]

Originally Posted by TurboFool

The Back button on the front is the OK button. Works exactly the same way. I miss the easy location of it under the wheel (which I also miss), but at least it's not gone entirely.

How is it the OK button? It doesnt go back to the previous screen when you press it when you are most screens?

[Odeezie]

I miss the OK button on the keyboard, the most. I actually used that thing a LOT!

[TurboFool]

Originally Posted by Odeezie

I miss the OK button on the keyboard, the most. I actually used that thing a LOT!

Come to think of it, I have been reaching for it. I don't think I noticed my use of it until I didn't have it. Mainly, though, it's not having one in easy reach while the keyboard's open. The one under the wheel was in the perfect spot for my right forefinger, so I used that more.

[hibby50]

i miss the ok, messaging, and softkeys the most

[TheDude1120]

i just wish i had a button so i could switch between programs without having to hit the home key then the task menu

[aznmode]

Originally Posted by TheDude1120

i just wish i had a button so i could switch between programs without having to hit the home key then the task menu

I suggest installing qmenu and assign it to a button (double press) using AEButton Plus.

[aznmode]

Isnt the back arrow button the OK button? It sure acts the same way.

[Excheese]

Originally Posted by aznmode

Isnt the back arrow button the OK button? It sure acts the same way.

It closes the screen, but not the app. Just tested and the two apps I used the back button to close were still running in task mgr. = battery burn baby!

Ex

[aznmode]

Originally Posted by Excheese

It closes the screen, but not the app. Just tested and the two apps I used the back button to close were still running in task mgr. = battery burn baby!

Ex

The windows OK button doesnt close apps normally though so they should still be running in the background. Unless you installed a program that tells it to close the app when you hit OK. I know Qmenu has that option.

[TurboFool]

Originally Posted by Excheese

It closes the screen, but not the app. Just tested and the two apps I used the back button to close were still running in task mgr. = battery burn baby!

Ex

So, in other words, exactly the same as the OK button. The OK button never closed the app, it just minimizes it. The longest-known flaw in Windows Mobile history.

And are people seriously questioning whether the back button is the OK button? Use it for ten seconds and it's pretty darn clear. HTC designed a few of their apps so that OK apparently closes the new page making it feel like it's back, but in everything else it clearly acts as the OK button.