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[ndryer]

nedge2k, on May 6 2005, 03:24, said:

Even though i suspect the two users with no posts rarely even frequent the site...ah well...there's always next time

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I cannot believe I have won... Feel like a right lucky so & so... Thank you Modaco and Orange.
              

I check the site at least every couple of days, and have been a regular visitor to the site since i got my E200 14 months ago.

But it's true, I should start posting to the community, it's just a nightmare trying to read a post when your boss keeps looking over your sholder.  :oops: (good job he's on holiday at the mo)

Yep, this is work honest...  


good luck next time nedge2k, now where did I put that lotto ticket!!!

Edited by ndryer, 06 May 2005 - 02:57 PM.

[Rob.P]

drblow, on May 6 2005, 12:54, said:

...Although I do think that there shoudl be a competition soon that restricts entry to members with the letters d,r,b,l,o & w in their names!! 

I agree with this statement drblow, although to be completely fair and impartial I think you should add a P to that list of letters  

[brykins]

Paul [MVP], on May 6 2005, 10:43, said:

I don't think that's going to happen i'm afraid.

Good - I'm not sure it'd be right to exlclude people who only ever read the forums and not post anything. You *could* try this for the next comp with more than one prize:

If there are two prizes, set one aside for people with less than (eg 100) posts and one prize for those with more than (eg 100).

For three prizes, one for 0-100, one for 100-1000 and one for over 1000.

If the prizes were of different value, then make the most expensive availabe to those with more posts.

If they were the same value, but different prizes then give the winner with more posts the first choice of prize.

Of course...all this would mean the mods having to work double hard to check those that would post JUST to get their numbers up.

[TigerNet]

awarner [MVP], on May 6 2005, 02:03, said:

Congrats guys, have fun with your new toys

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...thanks...and I was contacted by Orange this morning!!! My new 'shiny' should be with me tomorrow!!!

8)

...now, do I keep the MPx? Hmmm...

Cheers
Nick

[Pondrew]

Somehow I doubt the 32meg 200mhz MPX will be able to persuade you to ditch the M2000 (with four times the memory and twice as fast).

Still, let us know...

[TigerNet]

Pondrew, on May 9 2005, 17:21, said:

Somehow I doubt the 32meg 200mhz MPX will be able to persuade you to ditch the M2000 (with four times the memory and twice as fast).

Still, let us know...

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[TigerNet]

...arrived yesterday...lovin' it so far!!!

[Pondrew]

In case you haven't already got it, may I highly recommend Microsoft Voice Command. Superb application!

[TigerNet]

Pondrew, on May 11 2005, 11:53, said:

In case you haven't already got it, may I highly recommend Microsoft Voice Command. Superb application!

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...ta...got it, been running it on the Jam AND the MPx!!! Great application...

Cheers
Nick

[PaulOBrien]

Feel free to send me the MPx

P

[TigerNet]

Paul [MVP], on May 11 2005, 14:29, said:

Feel free to send me the MPx

P

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...feel free to visit the 'For Sale' Forum...

      

Cheers
Nick

[ndryer]

Mine is due to be delivered tommorrow      

Can anybody recommend any essential apps for the M2000, it's delivery nicely coinsides with my pay day  

Cheers

Nick

[peterty]

AngelOfRage, on May 6 2005, 11:35, said:

amen to that!

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Hi everybody,

I'm sorry that I seem to have annoyed some of you by winning this competition!

If it's any consolation (and I don't suppose it is   ) this is the first prize worth having that I have ever  won in any competition!

And yes, I do intend to keep and use my M2000, and yes, I will contribute to the forums in future.

In fact, having had and used it for a few weeks now, here are a couple of thoughts so far:

1) I was surprised to find that I tend not to use the pull-out keyboard as much as I  thought I would (being an ex Psion fan   ); it's great for lengthy text entry or emails, but for short entries e.g. passwords I tend to use the pop-up onscreen keyboard instead;

2) Although it is perfectly usable as a phone and is now my 'main' mobile, I still tend to take my 'old' C500 (with an orange PAYG SIM installed) when I want to carry a phone but don't need a Pocket PC, e.g. just popping out to the shops (or the pub); althought the M2000 is 'pocketable', it's still a big bulge in your pocket compared to the C500!