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Fix for Samsung BlackJack II flaw – no more keypad number shortcuts in menu

December 27, 2007 by Will Park - 4 Comments

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The GPS-toting (now unlockable) Samsung BlackJack II is surely one slick WinMo handset. If you’re the proud owner of a BlackJack II, we’re sure you’re enjoying all that the phone has to offer. That is, unless you enjoyed taking advantage of those number-shortcuts on those menus that Windows Mobile loves to use. The Windows Mobile 6.0-powered BlackJack II lacks the numbered shortcuts next to menu items.

Samsung BlackJack II menu shortcut flaw with fix

Check the picture above if you don’t know what we’re talking about. The handset on the left has number-shortcuts on the menu, while the handset on the right lacks those shortcuts. You can still use the letter-shortcut method, but the lack of numbered shortcuts can get annoying.

But, there’s good news. Here’s a fix for the menu-issue. It requires some registry editing, so if you’re down with that, then here you go (from PocketNow):

Change the value “HasKeyboard” under
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Shell
‘0’ will show 1-9 accelerators, and ‘1’ will show letter-based accelerators.

If you have any problems or questions, leave a comment.

[Via: PocketNow]

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