Peter, I've only just found your reply, sorry!
> The LED will indeed continue to blink red on the i705. The > AttnDoSpecialEffects API just invokes the same blink pattern that the > attention manager itself uses. On the m500 series, this pattern terminates > after a set number of iterations. On the i705, this pattern continues > indefinitely. I guess for incoming e-mails you'd want it to blink indefinitely but it's a pity it affects everything else. Is this the reason? Is it the same for vibrate (I assume the i705 has vibrate)? Will this be the case for future non-wireless devices as well? > By comparing the resources of an m500 series device with those of the i705, > you should be able to figure out what resources you need to include in this > database. Look at 'tint' resources in the range from 13500 to 13512. I wish > all this was in the public headers of the SDK. Remember to check the device > ID to make sure you're on an i705 before hacking these resources! >From what you're saying, I can implement a resource to change it globally to stop after a number of iterations ... but the attention manager uses internal functions to stop it irrespective of the iterations specified in the resource? I can't see myself moving to the Attention Manager for some time (if ever). If this problem is only with the i705 (and future wireless devices) and it only changes the behaviour of the LED and not vibrate, probably the best option for my app to simply not use the LED at all on the i705. If so, what would be the safest way of determining that I'm running on a i705? Thanks, Stephen Best Bitware Australia -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
