Customize Channel Line Up

[cvegas]

I am using Ver 2.02

I seem to recall in an earlier version that I was able to display my
channels in any order that I wanted to see them?

IE: channel 2 is a City Council channel that I very seldom watch.

I would like to move that channel to the end of the display (or delete
it from the line up) and start with channel 3 which is the NBC
afflilate.

Channel 4 is a Government Access channel. Not a big fan of this
channel.

Prefer not to display this in line but either move or remove.

My dispaly might look like
Channel #
3
5
13
33

This would allow me to see, at a glance, what's on the channels that I
watch most without having to scroll from channel 13 to 33 as I have to
do now.

If this is covered in the favorites section then forgive my ignorance
but I see that as a way to store favorite shows where I want favoriate
channels to display.

Thanks in advance

Great application.

[Sidney]

Hello,

If you tap on the home icon from your channel view and then tap edit
and select your location, you can add, remove or move channels within
your providers line up.

Favorites currently displays your favorite TV shows and movies

Thanks,
Sid..

[Chuck Santo]

Done deal.

Thanks for the prompt reply.

Great app.

I use it everyday

Hello,

Thanks,
Sid..

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[Chuck Santo]

Don't know if you would be the person to start a conversation with about an app idea that I would like to see but here is my idea.

I am a freight forwarder. I arrange transportation services for cargo. Mostly same day services.

Pick up in Las Vegas and get a package to Omaha as fast as possible would be an example of what we do.

Presently I pay the OAG people about $250.00 per year to look up flights from their online version.

I also use an Iphone app called WorldMate where I can easily find flight info, between city pairs, when I am away from the office.

The first thing I normally need to do (if I am away from the office) is to search TavelMath.com for the closest airport to the zip code I want to send the package to. TravelMath will let me know what the closest International airport is to my selected zipcode. It will also tell me approx how far the airport is from the center of the zipcode I am searching on.

It will also tell me what other airports are in that area and how far from the center of the zip code.
This is important because of the following example.

The closest International Airport to zip code 68114 is the DesMoines International Airport which according to TravelMath is 126 miles from the center of 68114

TravelMath also displays that Epply Airfield (OMA) is 9 miles from the center of that zip code. Being in the business for 30 years I would know that I need to send the package into the OMA airport for this shipment.

(Not sure but I think this can be done from Google also?)(Don't know that you would need to subscribe to something to pass this data along)

After I have determined what airport I need to send the package to I then go to WorldMate and look up flights from the airport the package will originate in to the Omaha airport. (You might have some subscription costs involved with this?)

Don't know about the travel industry but I think an application that could be used on the desktop, along with a phone, would be something that most cargo people who purchase a subscription to the Online OAG would appreciate and be willing to pay for the convenience.

It would need to have the following features.

Enter destination zip code:
Select destination airport from what is displayed
Select origin airport
Display flights between those two airport codes.

Don't know where the price point would be but based on my present circumstances I would think that the phone app should be in the 19.99 - 24.99 bracket. I paid this for logmein and Jaadu RDP apps so that I can login to my system from my phone.

Don't know where you should be on the desktop side but a yearly subscription in the $100 to $250 would not be unreasonable in my industry.

Don't know if it's worth your time to look at but thought I would pass it on.

If you like it and need a beta tester let me know.

Chuck

-----Original Message-----
From: napkin...@googlegroups.com [mailto:napkin...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sidney
Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2010 10:06 AM
To: Napkin Studio
Subject: Re: Customize Channel Line Up

Hello,

Thanks,
Sid..

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