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How to use @ tags with Jott
How to configure reminders with Jott:
I'd like to be able to use @sms, @email etc. tags when I send reminders to Sandy via Jott. The problem seems to be that Jott transcribes the @ as "at" and Sandy doesn't pick up on them as @ signs.
Basically this means that if I want to use Jott to remind myself of something happening later (via Sandy), then I have to configure Sandy to send sms reminders about everything.
Does anyone have a work-around?
I'd like to be able to use @sms, @email etc. tags when I send reminders to Sandy via Jott. The problem seems to be that Jott transcribes the @ as "at" and Sandy doesn't pick up on them as @ signs.
Basically this means that if I want to use Jott to remind myself of something happening later (via Sandy), then I have to configure Sandy to send sms reminders about everything.
Does anyone have a work-around?
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Howdy!
I just wanted to close out this thread with a quick pointer to today's update which fixes this problem — and more.
Please see http://getsatisfaction.com/iwantsandy... for details.
—Rael
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Inappropriate?Hi Jillybean74,
Jott supports a special syntax: Just say "tag as to-do, email", and Sandy will tag it as @todo and @email.
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David
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Sorry, but that doesn't solve the problem. What you describe doesn't leave a "todo" tag but instead leaves two (useless) tags, "to" and "do". -
Inappropriate?Howdy!
I just wanted to close out this thread with a quick pointer to today's update which fixes this problem — and more.
Please see http://getsatisfaction.com/iwantsandy... for details.
—Rael
The company says
this solves the problem
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