You'll be referring to "Kleinweder", aka "kl1wdr" who had some amazing home screen designs for Windows SmartPhone (think a few ended up on my E200 too ). His web site is http://www.kleinweder.ch/index.php?lang=en, where he's still developing home screens

HTH....

Cheers,

Mark.

If you're using Exchange 2003 (w/SP2), then you don't have such "granular" control as you do with Exchange 2007; the Exchange ActiveSync policy is better on E2K7 and allows you to disable various components, as well as forcing encryption of email attachments on the storage card etc. (it even gives you the ability to restrict Exchange access to known devices only - by setting up MAC address access lists).

Search around on Jason Langridge's blog, as he's posted some useful articles/links to various device setup/provisioning tasks......not that this site doesn't have a good deal of information

This link - http://www.microsoft.com/technet/solutiona...fpdepguide.mspx - is a good starting point for a new deployment (assuming you are using E2K3 SP2!)......

Cheers,

Mark.

Tell you what it might have been....

My phone (TyTN II) sometimes fails to get the QuickGPS update (Start | Programs | QuickGPS to see when it was last updated, that might give you a clue) and throws out a "reminder-like" sound. More often than not, the default action of "Try again in five minutes" will sort it, it just seems to fail (randomly) on the first attempt. Oh, and it puts an icon in the top bar that looks like a satellite dish.....

Hope that helps,

Mark.

How scary is that

I installed v1.4 on my Vista machine this morning, tried it (to push my Resco Explorer 7.01 update across ), got the same error as everyone else and thought....."Hmm, must have a search on MoDaCo for a Vista compatible version...."

....and then you go and post one!!!

Thanks Paul, much appreciated!

Mark.

You'd be suprised how many people make that mistake.....the usual one is "STMP".....maybe it's something to do with the fact that the human eye sees only the first and last letters of a word clearly and "invents" the bit in the middle.....or, you could just chalk it up to the fact that your phone can't handle your speed typing and jumbled the letters on purpose

In any event, glad it's sorted!!

Cheers,

Mark.

Presumably the above is just a typo on your part.....it should be "SMTP.o2.co.uk".......

As for the exact settings, I'll have a look around on my PC - I'm sure I had all the UK operator settings in a file somewhere.....

Mark.

There is a utility on XDA-Devs that has been developed for just this purpose - it's called UC SDconfig Builder. It's started to be adopted by ROM chefs, who have begun to cook it into their ROMs so that whenever you flash their ROM, the SDconfig application runs as part of the ROM customisation process and installs all your favourite apps. and CABs from the Storage Card....read this post for all the gory details!!! AFAIK, some of Dutty's ROM's are "UC compatible", so you might be in with a fighting chance!!!

HTH,

Mark.

The program you're looking for is called QuickMenu - search for it over on xda-devs, or on Google There's also a program called WkTask, which puts the currently running programs as icons across the title bar (a la Windows taskbar...) - you can get that from this page

Hope this helps,

Mark.

There have been a couple of utilities posted over on xda-devs that will help you in your cause - both called "Group SMS" strangely enough!!

One can be found >HERE< and the other is mentioned a little further down the same thread and links to >HERE<.

Check them out and see if either fits your needs

Cheers,

Mark.

There's ThemeGenCE, which you can get from this link - the site's in French, but there's an English download link and also a link to a product tutorial in English, which is well worth a read

Hope this is what you were after, it seems to be quite popular (and regularly updated, which is also a bonus for freeware )

Cheers,

Mark.

......which he didn't want to do

What the OP needs is CERegEditor, which can be found right here - it's free, it does registry backup/restore, it does registry compares, it's free (oops, already mentioned that )

Job's a good 'un.....

Cheers,

Mark.

This is/was a common problem on the Hermes / TyTn I - but only if you'd installed a "tweak" utility like HTweakC or PimpMyBlack. There is a registry key (see below) that needs to be set to a value of 1 in order to prevent the auto-scroll-to-end in messages etc. The only downside to setting it to 1 is that you can't then scroll around pages in PIE using the D-Pad, you've got to use the stylus.



If you've got the stock ROM on your TyTn II, then this may be the default setting; if you've flashed or installed tweaks, then this behaviour may be the result of that.......

HTH,

Mark.

This is the discussion topic for the wiki article: Top Tips

I used Buzz's *free* unlocker to unlock my Universal (Orange M5000) as I was not prepared to post my device off to imei-check; I actually donated to Buzz roughly the same amount as imei were charging, so I feel that I paid "what was right" for the unlocking process......

Historically, imei-check have been the "first to market" with device unlocking and that is where they've made their money; more recently, the gap between imei-check's unlock service and the first freebie to hit the net has narrowed somewhat and naturally imei's income stream has suffered as a result.

I also firmly believe that people will take the route they feel most comfortable with; if they are not terribly technically-minded, then they will not want to be hard-resetting, flashing radio ROM's, patching bootloaders....yadda yadda yadda........they will pay their money and make their choice, knowing that the end result will be the same.

I am saddened by the fact that imei-check will not be offering the public unlock for the Kaiser/TyTn II - there are gonna be some technophobes who will no longer be able to call on their services.....

I hope Florin changes his mind, if only to prevent this "farce" becoming the beginning of the end for imei-check - at least for "mere mortals"......

Just my $0.02

Mark.

I'm not familiar with the "B&B 3.7" ROM - everyone and his dog has released a WM6 ROM over at Xda-devs recently and I can't keep up !!

Anyway, that aside, I have this question for you. Does the ROM include the HTC home plugin and are you using it??

The reason I ask is that the "5-button" version exhibits this random "switch to vibrate" bug, which I believe is related to calendar appointments (adding/changing/moving etc.). There is a later verson of the the HTC home plugin with six buttons that no longer has the vibrate issue....

Obviously, if you don't have, or are not using, the HTC home plugin pretty much everything I've just written is irrelevent

Cheers,

Mark.

Changing the splash screen is a little less painful (IMHO) than getting involved with mTTY.exe - once you've found the bitmap you want (you need two in actual fact, one @ 240x240 and one @ 320x240 - portrait and landscape respectively), just follow the guide written by MrVanx HERE.

I can't help with the splashscreen bitmap, I'm afraid - you might be lucky enough to locate one via Google?

Cheers,

Mark.

Try this one......

Mark.

Thanks for the explanation Alex!! I'll give myself a pat on the back for posting the details over on 4WinMobile - otherwise you might not have discovered AppToDate until much later

Cheers,

Mark.

My bad.....still, an "I'm from WebIS" signature wouldn't have hurt

Now that I look like a complete numpty, I'll go and watch from a safe distance

Mark.

You can't add the support - it's up to the developer of those applications to add it.....you could send them a link to this thread (via their support forums or their tech support email address ) if you wanted to speed things along a bit

Mark.

Yay, AppToDate!!!

Boy, won't Nick (encece) be pleased??? That was his choice of name too, LOL

Mark.

.....or "App2Date" as that's a play on the name of the Linux updater tool..... Oh, there's also "yum", which isn't as good a name, as it would cause your app to be called "mum"

Either way, App2Date or AppToDate, is good with me!!

Mark.

Paul,

Posted over at XDA-Devs (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=1484255) and waiting for approval from Daron & co. at 4WinMobile.

Here's hoping you get a good level of interest - I for one would love to use something like this on my device

EDIT: News item approved by the mods at 4WinMobile - post at http://www.4winmobile.com/forums/4wm-news/...k-app2date.html


Cheers,

Mark.

What a fantastic idea Paul - that'll save me having to open truckloads (currently 22) browser windows each day to see if the various apps that I use on my M3100 have been updated!!!

BTW, would you mind if I leeched your post and posted on XDA-Devs and 4WinMobile?? There's a heck of a lot of development work goes on in both those places......or would you rather be selective as to who got involved with the project (given MoDaCo's position on "dodgy gear" )???

I'm looking forward to seeing how this develops - your "NoData" program is very well received by people with minimal data packages who want to restrict their browsing to WiFi only - hopefully "MoDaCo Updater" (we must have a poll for a snappy name for it ) will go the same way.

Cheers,

Mark.

So I WAS right - the characters before the "#" represent the total length of the command string, including any quotation marks....

Thanks for the clarification - and for owning up

Mark.