Oh... I've forgotten such an important thing.
In case of a third-party plugin you have to manually register Smartphone plugin dll. You may use regsvr_ARM.exe (get it here) to do it.

I think, first of all you should check if StatFilename is defined correctly. Can you just create the file with this path+name in your favourite File Manager?

No - at this time. Will make it soon.

P.S. PocketPC version released.
http://www.modaco.com/PluginAdapter-run-sm...PC-t255198.html

Description
PluginAdapter is a PocketPC Today plugin and can "host" virtually any MS Smartphone homescreen plugin that doesn't use smartphone-specific features of windows mobile.

Compatibility
Plugin will work on touchscreen devices running Windows Mobile 2002 or later (PocketPC or Phone Edition). All tests were passed with PocketPC emulator (Windows Mobile 2003) because I do not have PocketPC. Some guys reported that PluginAdapter works well on Q-Tek S100 (Windows Mobile 2003 SE), HTC TyTN (WM5), Acer n311 (WM5). I used my BLifePlugin as a guest smartphone plugin for all tests (installation package contains both the PluginAdapter and BLifePlugin, version 0.3).

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Read more and download
http://www.accosto.com/?page_id=12

For all guys having trouble with screen fonts, text position, etc.

BLifePlugin v0.3 released.

Changes:

• (new) some standard plugin parameters added. font-face, font-size, font-weight, fgcolor, bgcolor, padding-left, padding-right, padding-top are now parsed both from and tags (plugin has more priority, of course).
• (new) CPU load monitoring added. Plugin background will be painted with HighCPULoadBgColor when the average CPU load exceeds HighCPULoadPercent. It is very useful to see if any background application consumes significant amount of CPU thus leading your device to drain more battery power.
• (new) GetSystemPowerStatusEx will be called when GetSystemPowerStatusEx2 fails. But Voxtel W210 still doesn't work with this standard API. A kind of magic...
• (fix) for PocketPC (use my PluginAdapter to run this plugin on PocketPC): now all the time the device has been in 'sleep' mode is considered as working. Per-hour discharge percent will be calculated as all discharge divided by hours.

Please refer to Description or Download page.

Here are screenshots (see bottom plugin line):
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BLifePlugin v0.3 has been released!

The BatteryLife Plugin (BLifePlugin) gathers and aggregates battery discharge statistics. It then calculates the remaining battery life with the current battery charge and current time of the day. The more days you use the plugin, more accurately it will predict the remaining time. Two or three days will be generally enough to see that it really works! If it has no statistics (stat file name is invalid, for example), time is evaluated as most battery plugins do - linear approximation based on the current discharge and the passed time.

BLifePlugin also shows a day average discharge graph, time to reach 100% when charging and other cool stats.

The plugin is compact with Smartphone devices running Windows Mobile 2003 (SE) and later with any screen orientation (portrait or landscape) and any resolution (from old 176×220 to current QVGA or even higher). The plugin was successfully tested on my T-Mobile SDA (running WM2003 SE) and I-Mate SP5m (running WM5).

Visit www.accosto.com for further information and the download page to get the installation package!