It will simulate pressing the OK button or Close button.
Note: it will close apps, not minimise them. So it can be used as a tiny taskmanager, to close tasks to save memory.
It can use serveral command line options to tweak its behaviour:
-min
will force programs to minimise (normal OS action) and NOT close
-phone
will hangup the phone if you are in a phone call.
-phclose
will force the phone to close, not minimise, to save extra memory (but will cause minor incompatibility with dialing from contacts - reload with VJTogglePhone or launching cprog.exe)
-phjump
jump to the phone if in a call. Otherwise press ok/close. Used to ensure you know you're in a phonecall.
-justclick
simply click the existing ok button (for compatibility with other task managers)
-taskswitch
in normal use I use VJOkButt to close down all apps as I'm going. However, if you're on the Today screen, this option will cause VJOkButt to switch to any other apps currently running.
-hidereminder
WM2003 only. If a reminder pops up in normal use, it blocks all access to the normal features of the phone (eg you can't make a call. However, if you don't want to snooze 30 reminders immediately, this feature will cause the reminders to be "ghosted", disappear. You can access the "ghosted" version in the tray - click on the alarm icon. However, to get the reminder back, go to the Today screen and click your VJOkButt button. Reminder will come back!
PLEASE NOTE: because reminders don't like being hidden, they will still try to get your attention from time to time. You will notice this because they will "steal focus", ie try to show themselves, even though they're hidden. This means that when you are writing text with the SIP etc, your input will stop suddenly etc. I cannot preven this OS feature (right now. I will consider trying to override it later). So don't leave reminders hidden forever, it will become inconvenient.
-bigreminders
WM2003 only. When a normal reminder is on screen, clicking VJOkButt once will cause the reminder to be remodelled for easier thumb use. (Use this in conjunction with hidereminder and first click will remodel, second click will hide)
-about
show about box
