Resco Contact Manager - Public Beta Released

[bradart]

Yeah.......i uninstalled this from my phone because i couldn't make outgoing calls. upon rebooting of my phone, i get the error "rpm contacts cannot be opened" and have lost all access to my contacts. I'm pretty pissed right now. Any ideas? i need help. ASAP.

[nalab1]

Originally Posted by bradart

Yeah.......i uninstalled this from my phone because i couldn't make outgoing calls. upon rebooting of my phone, i get the error "rpm contacts cannot be opened" and have lost all access to my contacts. I'm pretty pissed right now. Any ideas? i need help. ASAP.

I'm getting the same message on my Xperia! i.e.

The file ':RPMContacts' cannot be opened. Great!

Has anyone got any ideas on a fix?

Regards,
Alan

[kraski]

Originally Posted by nalab1

I'm getting the same message on my Xperia! i.e.

The file ':RPMContacts' cannot be opened. Great!

Has anyone got any ideas on a fix?

Installing any other contact manager will work. But uninstallation returns to the no RPMContacts issue. Most seem to restore the previous state on uninstallation. The one exception I've found is Sunnysoft Contacts. It seems to be hardcoded to restore to the default WM contact manager, no matter what the previous contact manager in use was.

[RiftReaper]

I Think its just cause its beta, not cause they are purposely doing it.....0.90 and 0.91 both allow you to die perfectly...but 0.92 to 0.98 have the issue of it opening phone settings instead of dialing out for some people

[kraski]

Originally Posted by RiftReaper

I Think its just cause its beta, not cause they are purposely doing it.....0.90 and 0.91 both allow you to die perfectly...but 0.92 to 0.98 have the issue of it opening phone settings instead of dialing out for some people

I agree that it's not likely to be intentional. Resco has a great reputation for very useful & usable software. But the contact manager is an alpha in beta's clothing. ;-( Resco either needs to admit it's an alpha version or pull it from public testing till it does get to beta state. There are far too many large bugs to not warn users. I've beta tested a variety of things on the pc from versions of linux to communications software to firewalls. Once in awhile a big bug would work its way in. But there was never an "expect anything" attitude from the developers once it was beyond alpha testing.

[Lilhgarcia]

Good News and bad news 1.0 is out which means tno more beta version

Bad news 7-days trial

[rdavidsmith]

$30 bucks....idk Its a good program if its working but im not sure if its that good.