This is just an sudden idea, I haven't test it ^^
The theory is emulating wm2005 on your PC and then drag it to your Magician take some pictures or clips and upload to Youtube to surprise everyone ^^
But how???
first of all you have to find the wm2005 emulator somewhere on microsoft website
Buy and install a software called Innobec SideWindow that can extend the desktop of your PC to use the pocket PC as a second monitor
SideWindow transforms your PDA into a virtual desktop extension, allowing you to drag applications such as your favorite picture viewer, media player and instant messaging applications to your PDA while freeing your main display's real estate for something more useful. (some word from Innobec site)
Now install wm2005 emu and drag it to your pocket PC. Sidewindow use finger or stylus to interact with the applications as a mouse so you can work with wm2005 on Magician as a REAL ONE
Have fun my friend (and sorry for my bad English )
But wht if PC is not available?
fun idea.
I said it an idea for FUN and for whom who like to experience wm2005 running on their Magician for some hours when they 're at home
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the only thing i want from my pda - is the correct reading of *.doc files! :!: I've tried TextMaker, but it's heavy, slow and unstable. :x It sometimes uses incorrect codings and corrupts russian fonts. :evil:
So it would be great to see Word Mobile 0.5 on PPC 2003
Or maybe someone knows some program, exept TextMaker, something light and fast, without extra functions, but able to read and save text with formating in Billy's *.doc files.
well if you have a himalaya device you could try to put wm2005 on it and see if the newer word is better
It is not possible to run applications compiled for WM5 on WM2003SE.
... but I have Alpine/ Imate PDA2, so it's a dead end! If I could upgrade to 5.0, maybe I wouldn't find this site ever!
Hi all,
I have to setup a bunch of windows HTC mobile phones remotely, and talking the users thru the steps and loading the correct software is extremely frustrating and time consuming.
I do have remote access to their PC's, so ideally it would be great to just remote the PC and see their device that is attached via USB to the PC.
Does anyone know if there is some software that will allow me to remote the PDA and take control from a PC?
Thanks in advance.
my mobiler is a freeware app that does exactly that.
http://www.mymobiler.com/
if you have to install it on many mobiles you may want to just cook your own rom with the software you want already built into it.
there is a program called my mobilizer... I think. while you have control of the customers computer, have them connect the device then install the program. I use this when im setting up my phone. so much easier.
ill try to get a link soon
lman
Thanks guys, My Mobiler looks perfect going to test it now on my own device.
If you can remote to thier PCs, use the MS powertoy available for mobiles. Found here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...7aa-ab28-6a2b006edfe9&displaylang=en#filelist
CE Remote Display. Just make sure all your users with PDAs have it installed on thier PC and the PDA. Lets you "drive" the PDA while it's connected via USB (or bluetooth and wireless I think but have never used those).
Read my related Bibles / reviews at http://wiki.xda-developers.com/inde... from both the desktop and the mobile device)
Need TV Remote for WM6 PPC
Anyone knows any Freeware
Wonder if it will work on At&t Tilt & it doesnt have Infrared
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Need TV Remote for WM6 PPC
Anyone knows any Freeware
Wonder if it will work on At&t Tilt & it doesnt have Infrared
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Then, it won't work, sorry.
I just discovered that there is a SideShow application for Windows Mobile. I installed it on my Vox and after some time (damn Toshiba Bluetooth Stack) I got it working just right. I used the Windows MediaPlayer remote and the PowerPoint remote and I like it a lot. You can browse your library from your phone and start and stop songs. For PowerPoint you can see the current and next slide. Pretty good, give it a try!
frauhottelmann said:
I just discovered that there is a SideShow application for Windows Mobile. I installed it on my Vox and after some time (damn Toshiba Bluetooth Stack) I got it working just right. I used the Windows MediaPlayer remote and the PowerPoint remote and I like it a lot. You can browse your library from your phone and start and stop songs. For PowerPoint you can see the current and next slide. Pretty good, give it a try!
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I already read about that and I'm looking forward to using it as soon as I get my phone
Thanks. Just had a play and it's pretty impressive. I've tried adding the panel to my Homescreen though (Gonzo's 6.1 for Vox) and have no idea how to do it. Time to read up I guess.
why i get ("Windows SideShow" is not a Windows CE valide application.)
Every steps are fine but i get that message when i click on windows sideshow on my home screen.
thanks for reply :
hehe i found it it's not working on Gonzo's ROM windows 6.0
Works great and directly on your's frauhottelmann
Thanx , man
windows sideshow.exe not digitally signed
I get an error that windows sideshow.exe is not digitally signed, what can i do to get it working?
Mh I think you have to execute it on your PC, it's a self-extracting archive!
I much prefer Salling Clicker. I've been using it for a few years on different devices, even non-smartphones since they have a version that is java based.
You should also look for the beta for Media Center. It's not perfect, but still a good remote. Although I am using my IR-remote most of the time. It slides into the express card slot
[email protected],
I found at zack-zack.eu a device for windows CE users ...
(http://www.zack-zack.eu/html/detail/zackzack.html?itemId=2782)
I think it's can be very useful (because of the low price!) but I don't know if I can install other programs like Pocket Informant, OperaMobile Browser...
Can anybody help me?
Best Regards SavageDeath
I have one and like the size and weight but performance is lacking in terms of web speed; the 128m ram size limits its usfullness to only the simplest pages. Additionally it doesn't run all Pocket PC or WinCE programs. Lastly the physical keyboard has stopped working. Can still use the on-screen keyboard and usb port; but no clue as to what happen. IDon't think its a software problem. Plan to take it apart soon to see if there is a loose connection.
those netbooks are great for dos games
can anyone help me? I've been looking for a dictionary app for the hd2 and haven't had any luck! ino there is tons for the iphone so just woundering if there is any for this, thanks.
I am using "Langenscheidt Dictionary for Windows Mobile".
But I guess it's only available in german...
Install Microsoft Reader and then download the free Encarta Pocket Dictionary. I have used it for ages with other Windows Mobile devices. Actually can read various books with pocket Microsoft Reader. Ed
Edit.... Not sure Microsoft Reader will work with 6.5.... It appears the available app is for wm 6.1 maybe you could try it for us and report back. Regards
There are lots of dictionary apps for windows mobile.
Have a look at following links :
http://pocketpc.mobisystems.com/platform.html?p=2&s
http://www.lingvosoft.com/Software-for-Pocket-PC/
http://www.slovoed.com/
http://www.beiks.com/WindowsMobile/
http://www.absoluteword.com/download/
http://www.ultralingua.com/en/win-mobile-dictionary.htm
http://www.mobile-webster.com/WinSmartphone.html
http://www.free-soft.ro/pocket-dictionary/pocket-dictionary.html
http://www.hnhsoft.com/dictec
As a matter of fact I do think that there are lots of really good softs for windows mobile and they definitely can compete with Iphone ... and without the need to jailbreak or hack your own phone to be able to customize it a little bit !
But it is also a fact that it is more difficult to find the softs as there is no softaware catalog that could compete with the centralized AppStore : you have to search with google with a lots of keywords : Pocket PC, wm5, wm6, wm6.1, wm6.5, windows mobile and so on ...
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Yet the biggest enemy of Window Mobile in the ability to compete with Iphone is from my point of view ... Microsoft :
- With the aberrant conditions to entry MarketPlace for developers,
- And with their crappy windows phone 7 series that is maybe the biggest step backward in computer industry that I've ever seen,
they will totally kill Window Mobile and commit suicide to their mobile department !
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Cheers,
Nibbler
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Install Microsoft Reader and then download the free Encarta Pocket Dictionary. I have used it for ages with other Windows Mobile devices. Actually can read various books with pocket Microsoft Reader. Ed
Edit.... Not sure Microsoft Reader will work with 6.5.... It appears the available app is for wm 6.1 maybe you could try it for us and report back. Regards
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I got it working good
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=6314591&postcount=1
Apart from "Encarta Pocket Dictionary" it is available the "Oxford English Dictionay" in .lit format for free some where in the net, and if you have a dictionary in .doc format (with hypertextual links) you can convert it to .lit format using the appropriate mirosoft word patch, all links will work in .lit too.