Does anybody know how to install a wireless certificate on WinMo 6.1 (Fuze)???
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Hmmm... do you mean domain enroll?
Installing certificates
I have done it by using Windows Mobile Device center. There is an option under one of the top-level items. Unfortunately, I'm not at my work computer at the moment, so I can't look it up.
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any tools for hacking the restriction code of Palm750v(sfr)?
p.s: I am a rookie of smartphone,and i dont know how to install software in the phone. can somebody help? thks
well its not a smart phone its a ppc phone... that could help with installing programs.. and can you be more specific in your question?
@Kr3st Smartphone is a generic term for any phone that has computer or pda functionality. Don't let Microsoft's redefinition of an already defined term confuse you. (search wikipedia for smartphone if you don't believe)
@ddsoft Most software for the Palm750 or other Windows Mobile 5 (WM5) devices comes as part of a windows installer. You first need to install Microsoft Activesync on your computer. Most WM5 programs come with a windows installer and have a .exe ending. If it has an .exe ending, run it on your desktop computer (after installing Activesync) It will lead you through the installation and tell you that it will be installed on your mobile device the next time it is synchronized. (In this case with the USB cable that came with your Treo).
Less often you might find a program that is downloadable as a .cab file. Cab files do not have windows installers and need to be copied to the Treo. When you click on the .cab file in "file explorer" you will be greeted with a simple install screen.
What restriction code do you mean?
marsonist said:
@Kr3st Smartphone is a generic term for any phone that has computer or pda functionality. Don't let Microsoft's redefinition of an already defined term confuse you. (search wikipedia for smartphone if you don't believe)
@ddsoft Most software for the Palm750 or other Windows Mobile 5 (WM5) devices comes as part of a windows installer. You first need to install Microsoft Activesync on your computer. Most WM5 programs come with a windows installer and have a .exe ending. If it has an .exe ending, run it on your desktop computer (after installing Activesync) It will lead you through the installation and tell you that it will be installed on your mobile device the next time it is synchronized. (In this case with the USB cable that came with your Treo).
Less often you might find a program that is downloadable as a .cab file. Cab files do not have windows installers and need to be copied to the Treo. When you click on the .cab file in "file explorer" you will be greeted with a simple install screen.
What restriction code do you mean?
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Thks for helping. For the Activesync that comes with my treo, I just find it useless for me. Well I mean I never spot an programe of .exe. And for the cab files, I did download a lot from the websites, but when I launch them in my treo, my treo indicates that it can't extract them. So i have been thinking about whether I have made a mistake or sth...
For the restriction code, what i mean is that the phones here in French are all locked by their companies. For example, a phone that sold in SFR could be just used with a SFR sim carte,not the Orange or others. So i have been checking a lot of these stuffs, finally i heard that there is a code called "restriction code" . By hacking it, we could use any other sim cartes from all the companies. So i wonder if someone have a tools for it...
Thanks.
marsonist said:
@Kr3st Smartphone is a generic term for any phone that has computer or pda functionality. Don't let Microsoft's redefinition of an already defined term confuse you. (search wikipedia for smartphone if you don't believe)
@ddsoft Most software for the Palm750 or other Windows Mobile 5 (WM5) devices comes as part of a windows installer. You first need to install Microsoft Activesync on your computer. Most WM5 programs come with a windows installer and have a .exe ending. If it has an .exe ending, run it on your desktop computer (after installing Activesync) It will lead you through the installation and tell you that it will be installed on your mobile device the next time it is synchronized. (In this case with the USB cable that came with your Treo).
Less often you might find a program that is downloadable as a .cab file. Cab files do not have windows installers and need to be copied to the Treo. When you click on the .cab file in "file explorer" you will be greeted with a simple install screen.
What restriction code do you mean?
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Thks for helping. For the Activesync that comes with my treo, I just find it useless for me. Well I mean I never spot an programe of .exe. And for the cab files, I did download a lot from the websites, but when I launch them in my treo, my treo indicates that it can't extract them. So i have been thinking about whether I have made a mistake or sth...
For the restriction code, what i mean is that the phones here in French are all locked by their companies. For example, a phone that sold in SFR could be just used with a SFR sim carte,not the Orange or others. So i have been checking a lot of these stuffs, finally i heard that there is a code called "restriction code" . By hacking it, we could use any other sim cartes from all the companies. So i wonder if someone have a tool for it...
Thanks.
Hi,
I see that Windows Mobile 6.1 (Smartphone) has the support for enrolling in a domain. I'm sure it will take Microsoft another year to get the Professional version running, and even longer for mobile networks to get it out to us, so I was wondering if anyone knows of any way to join a domain with a WM6 device?
I'm using an Artemis on O2.
Many Thanks
Hi
Any reason why no one has come up with software for Enterprise Server for Novell GroupWise? Or am I missing out on a software application. Why should Blackberry have one and not Windows Mobile and, I believe, so may iPhone???
We've got Groupwise at work and I'd like to be able to connect to it from my Touch Cruise.
Appreciate your help
Thanks
Brian
There already is a Blackberry Enterprise Server for Groupwise. It's usually half or a full version behind BES for Exchange. There are also a few other 3rd party solutions as well as a Novel solution based on Intellisync.
mitchrl said:
There already is a Blackberry Enterprise Server for Groupwise. It's usually half or a full version behind BES for Exchange. There are also a few other 3rd party solutions as well as a Novel solution based on Intellisync.
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Hi
I know that Blackberry has an Enterprise Server. I'm trying to find out whether there is an application for WM 6. If you say that there are 3rd party solutions for WM 6 can you give some suggestions.
Thanks
Brian
Blackberry Connect for Windows Mobile devices
http://na.blackberry.com/eng/ataglance/connect/
Whether your device is supported is dependent on model and carrier. Check your provider for what devices are supported
Novell's solution
http://www.novell.com/products/groupwise/mobileserver/
Thanks for the info.
Regards
Brian
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I installed Windows 7 Beta build 7000, works fine and it is great, i installed windows mobile device centre and office 2007, when i search for my laptop over bluetooth on the HTC Touch Diamond, i get 'wireless stereo' and 'serial port' in the list, i dont get 'activesyn' in the list..
anyone having same problem?
SOLVED!
set com7 in WMDC.
This isn't a problem
in my signature there's a link to The Definitive Guide to Bluetooth Services.
I wrote a lot about the bluetooth services and which BTStack you should be using.
generally, you need to install Microsoft Stack instead of the Toshiba Stack...
harrysaab said:
SOLVED!
set com7 in WMDC.
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lol strange.
you probably had the microsoft stack installed.
I couldn't find it on my phone...
and no idea where I can get it...
Anyone can tell me where I can get it???
thanks so so so much!!
Start menu -> Tools -> Remote desktop Mobile
I have this with original rom...
i know the questions was answered but i can confirm tha ti have connected to win 7, vista, win 2003 server and xp machines with it. I also connected to a server over vpn tunnel so it works well
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how did you connect to a vpn??