Overview
Best Full Screen Caller - User Guide
Do you want to see a person who is calling you more clearly and in details? Well, use Best Full Screen Caller and your wish will be granted! Best Full Screen Caller can show you the big picture of a person when you are receiving a phone call if this person is stored in your contacts database!
How does it work
During the call, Best Full Screen Caller shows a big picture and detailed information associated with the contact.
To have Best Full Screen Caller showing a big picture during the call, you have to activate it - simply click Activate in the main view of the application.
Best Full Screen Caller allows associating a big picture with each contact, group or even unknown caller. To set the picture, click Picture in the main view of the application, select the contact or the group and set the picture for them using menu item Select picture.
Flexible layout options of Best Full Screen Caller allow customizing the appearance of the screen shown during the call.
Settings
In this dialog you can configure the following settings:
* Show on - defines whether to show the screen during outgoing and incoming calls
* Backlight - normal or always on during a call
* Sort order - defines sorting order for pictures in Picture dialog and name order format
* Picture quality - defines quality of big photo
* Text font
* Picture size
Layout dialog
Caller information screen can be adjusted with the following options:
* Display mode - full screen mode, detail mode, full screen detail
* Photo v-align - vertical align of photo
* Photo h-align - horizontal align of photo
* Caption v-align - vertical align of caption
* Opacity - defines the transparency of list-box
* Opacity highlight color - defines the color of list-box highlight
* 1st, 2nd, 3rd Caption fields - allow choosing which information about the caller exactly will be shown in the caption
* Detail fields - allows showing or hiding fields in detail mode
You can preview the outcome of your settings selection with help of Preview command.
source : my-symbian.com
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