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[JamesRH]

Pocket Outlook Task Viewer



Category: Tools  - Productivity
File Version: 1.0.1.0
File License: General License

Description:
Sorts by category, supports updating, creation, deletion, completion, and editing of Pocket Outlook tasks.
The task viewer that comes with Windows Mobile 5 doesn't show task categories, doesn't support new task creation, and has a weak task editor.  I make fairly heavy use of tasks so I wrote one that did what I want.

Sorts by category, supports updating, creation, deletion, completion, and editing of Pocket Outlook tasks.

Depends upon msft compact framework 2.0 available from:

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Submitted by JamesRH, on Today, 18:11

Edited by JamesRH, 24 April 2006 - 06:22 PM.

[jinner]

James,

I saw this on your website the other day. I have a SPV C550 (WM 2003). I get error messages saying that NET Compact framework is not compatible with my phone when I try to install.

On the microsoft site it says:
Supported Device Operating Systems: Windows Mobile Software for Pocket PC 2003, Windows Mobile 5.0 for PocketPC and Smartphone, Windows CE .NET 5.0 and higher.

Is Task Viewer compatible with compact framework 1.x?

Edited by jinner, 26 April 2006 - 04:52 PM.

[JamesRH]

jinner, on Apr 26 2006, 16:35, said:

James,

I saw this on your website the other day. I have a SPV C550 (WM 2003). I get error messages saying that NET Compact framework is not compatible with my phone when I try to install.

On the microsoft site it says:
Supported Device Operating Systems: Windows Mobile Software for Pocket PC 2003, Windows Mobile 5.0 for PocketPC and Smartphone, Windows CE .NET 5.0 and higher.

Is Task Viewer compatible with compact framework 1.x?

It's a compact framework 2.0 app so you need to install CF2 avaible from .  I haven't tried installing CF2 on WM2003 so, on that one, I don't know.

--jrh

[zjchaser]

THANKYOU SO MUCH. I too live by that damn task pad and manage all of my active jobs and clients with it. It was a PITA not have them categorized. A+. good stuff.

[greenturtle]

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James,

I saw this on your website the other day. I have a SPV C550 (WM 2003). I get error messages saying that NET Compact framework is not compatible with my phone when I try to install.

On the microsoft site it says:
Supported Device Operating Systems: Windows Mobile Software for Pocket PC 2003, Windows Mobile 5.0 for PocketPC and Smartphone, Windows CE .NET 5.0 and higher.

Is Task Viewer compatible with compact framework 1.x?

Sorry its only availible on WM 2003 PPC

[JamesRH]

mini_man, on May 19 2006, 22:54, said:

Sorry its only availible on WM 2003 PPC

That's not quite correct.  Task Viewer is a .net compact framework 2.0 application but, even though your device has 1.0 installed, you can install 2.0.  The install location is: http://www.microsoft...&DisplayLang=en.  

I'm using a T-Mobile SDA which comes with CF1.0.  Installing 2.0 is all you need.  Go to the msft website and install the 2.0 compact framework (no charge) and it'll all run great.

You can installed the CF2.0 whether running WM5 or WM2003.

[Chocolat]

JamesRH, on May 24 2006, 14:06, said:

That's not quite correct.  Task Viewer is a .net compact framework 2.0 application but, even though your device has 1.0 installed, you can install 2.0.  The install location is: http://www.microsoft...;DisplayLang=en.  

I'm using a T-Mobile SDA which comes with CF1.0.  Installing 2.0 is all you need.  Go to the msft website and install the 2.0 compact framework (no charge) and it'll all run great.

You can installed the CF2.0 whether running WM5 or WM2003.

Could you please explain in detail what you did to get TaskViewer working.

I have the SDA, too.
Installed NETCFv2.wce4.ARMV4.cab from the CF v2 SP1 package and TaskViewer still gives me an error message:
"Für die Anwendung (TaskViewer.exe) ist eine neuere Version von Microsoft® .NET Compact Framework als die auf diesem Gerät installierte erforderlich."

Meaning TaskViewer.exe needs a never version of Microsoft® .NET Compact Framework than the one installed on the device.

I'd really like to get this working...

[hoa Le]

Sorry, I am late on this topic and can't the taskviewer.exe. Could somebody please send it to me at [email protected]?

Thanks a bunch.