Simple Radio On/Off App
 

I'm looking for a simple app to turn the radio on or off at certain times of the day (like I don't want to get calls after 6PM on weekdays). There's a bunch of them for Palm OS, but I haven't been able to find one for WM5.
Any suggestions?

Check out phoneAlarm.

Uhmm I smell another MortScript script coming...

I haven't seen a dedicated app to do this either now that you mention it.

PhoneAlarm is great and does way more than I want to do. I just want a simple app to turn off and on my radio at a pre-set time. Thanks for the suggestion.

SBSH PhoneWeaver is a nice profile app. It can control the radio, BT, Wifi, ringers, system sounds, etc. I have mine set pretty simple, mute and vibrate everything while I'm at work and back to normal after, but it's pretty customizable.

www.sbsh.net/products/phoneweaver

Again, thanks for your suggestion.

The shame is that I'm looking for something that's almost brainlessly simple. There's probably a dozen apps/applets in the Palm OS world that do this perfectly.
I don't need 100 profiles and the ability to turn on/off bluetooth, wifi, backlight, sound, vibration, keylights at different times.

I'm just looking for a simple timed radio on/off capability. Complexity is not an advantage here.

Re: Simple Radio On/Off App
 

I used SKSchema and you can use its built-in function to do just like that and a lot more.... http://s-k-tools.com/index.html?sksc..._skschema.html

Jeff

Toosten Flight mode (free) does this:
http://pocketgear.com/software_detail.asp?id=17495

You'll have to do the shortcuts manually though. You can probably tie into another free app like CT Scheduler:
http://smartphone.net/software_detail.asp?id=3072

CT Scheduler is technically for smartphones but it should run on PPC just fine. So you just link the two togther --> CT Scheduler runs the Flight Mode shortcut at time X.

There is also AutoFlight for a small price:
http://www.mobihand.com/treocentral/...t.asp?id=11813

+1
You can set PA to switch profiles back and forth at any time you wish.
I have mine set to switch to a "night" mode (with radio off) at "x" time, and back to "home" mode in the morning.

Good stuff.

Mike