[NorCalVP]

Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry8830/4.2.2 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/105)

I work for a medical devices company in the field service department. They use the BB's as a dispatching system and send out an Email to us. We are supposed to follow a link and log in to accept or reject the service call. If I didn't have to log in it would be much simpler to take the call.



Any ideas?

Steve

[d_fisher]

It depends more on how the website is created. If it has a method of saving username and password then you should be able to do it on the BlackBerry.

[NorCalVP]

Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry8830/4.2.2 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/105)

Originally Posted by d_fisher

It depends more on how the website is created. If it has a method of saving username and password then you should be able to do it on the BlackBerry.

It's SAP, so it doesn't keep the username and password...

[d_fisher]

Sorry, nothing you can do then.

[jltx114]

Originally Posted by d_fisher

Sorry, nothing you can do then.

can't you can create autotext entries on the blackberry to minimize keystrokes?

[d_fisher]

Originally Posted by jltx114

can't you can create autotext entries on the blackberry to minimize keystrokes?

Don't know if that will work in the web browser or not. It's work a try at the least.

[mrjerome]

You can make an autotext to do the user name but not the password. Thanks for the idea, I made an autotext for my email address and it works in the browser.

[NorCalVP]

Originally Posted by mrjerome

You can make an autotext to do the user name but not the password. Thanks for the idea, I made an autotext for my email address and it works in the browser.

I tried the autotext and it wouldn't do either for me...

Maybe someday someone will create a tool/program to do that.