Adding more shortcuts

I don't think there is, only the 8 I'm afraid.

You can try to eliminate any duplicated shortcuts, if any. Maybe the following will help:

• Pressing the clock opens the clock application, where you can set alarms and see any world clocks you've set, therefore you won't need a shortcut for Clock or alarms.
• Pressing the date opens up the calendar, in which you can then set a new meeting or to-do note right away, so you won't need a calendar, meeting or to-do note shortcut.
• Opening the lens cover opens the camera app automatically, so no need for a camera shortcut. If you'd rather use the front camera first, just press the camera shutter button instead of opening the lens cover.
• Pressing the green call key opens up your call logs, so a logs shortcut won't be needed.
• The right selection key on the homescreen can be changed via Homescreen > Options > Right selection key, to become a 9th shortcut, technically speaking.
• If one of your current shortcuts has a widget already, how about putting that widget on your homescreen? This would then free up the space used by the shortcut for another app that doesn't have a widget.

Thanks zxon some good suggestions didn't think about the date for calendar so thats freed up 1 space, struggling to free up anymore could ust do with the extra shortcuts but never mind it looks like i'm gonna be struggling. Thanks anyway:icon14:

I ended up with Smart Settings, set on the right softkey. Pretty handy software.

I suppose you'll like to have all your favorite Apps and Widgets on one Screen ?
Shortcut 9 - right softkey can do it . Go to Menu > Options > Create New Folder . Name this new Folder e.g. "Shortcuts" . Move all the favorites to this new folder . Set shortcut 9 to this new folder and you are done .

😊 Regars jApi NL

jApi NL wrote:I suppose you'll like to have all your favorite Apps and Widgets on one Screen ?
Shortcut 9 - right softkey can do it . Go to Menu > Options > Create New Folder . Name this new Folder e.g. "Shortcuts" . Move all the favorites to this new folder . Set shortcut 9 to this new folder and you are done .

😊 Regars jApi NL

RanRuobin wrote:sounds great. If it is that easy, I probably doing somthing wrong. I can not find out how to assign a folder "xxxname" to the 9th shortcut on homescreen. I found a choice between applications or bookmark. Neither apps nor bookmarks give me the option to add my new folder. However, may be I am blind for the obvious, so, please give me some advise on how to assign this folder to the right-softkey.
TIA
Ruobin

I'd like to know how to do this to.

Please could you explain jApi NL. 😊

This idea works on my E90 S60 v 3 . Since N97 is more advanced ....
When I press Menu button . Menu pops up .
Go to Options > Create New Folder .
Now I can move any App or (Dave Cozens) Widget to this New Folder.
Last : connect a shortcut button - like softkey of N97 - to this New Folder .... Urgh here you are right , only a selection of single apps or bookmarks .
Though , I moved the New Folder in Menu to the first place that pops up after Menu button press . Then press Launch/Enter .
Shortly : two presses bring me to the favorite New Folder .
Sorry for arousing too much expectation ....

😊 Regards jApi NL