Hi,
My MDA Compact IV has stopped reading HTML files.
I think it was when I removed Opera from it and that is when it stopped.
I can still look up the internet and the pages display, however, if there is a HTML page saved on the phone it won't recongise it as a web page. It is a bit of a pain because I use RunGPS which allows you to show training files as HTML pages. However, when it tries to load the file it gives this error.
"The file Training Report cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of its components cannot be found."
Even if I save this file to the phone, it does not display it as a readable file in explorer.
I am assuming that the phone has somehow lost its ability to recognise these files as HTML.
I also use Skyfire browser but the problem started before I installed this.
Any ideas?
Regards
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At work we have an online phone book, this can be saved into a ".mht" file which can be opened in IE but used standalone without the need for network access. its a basic search script to do the search after you enter the persons name which then populates the name and phone number fields.
Is there any way of converting this to work on WM5 and IE as IE does not recognise it as an app.
Thanks
HTCPDA said:
At work we have an online phone book, this can be saved into a ".mht" file which can be opened in IE but used standalone without the need for network access. its a basic search script to do the search after you enter the persons name which then populates the name and phone number fields.
Is there any way of converting this to work on WM5 and IE as IE does not recognise it as an app.
Thanks
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You'll need either the Qusnetsoft MHT Viewer (see http://www.pocketpcfreewares.com/en/index.php?soft=1341 ) or (less recommended!) NetFront.
Not sure where to post this so here goes.....
I have an HTC Touch Pro 2 and usually use Opera Mini.
In the past, I had been able to go to the mobile version of Google docs through Opera, log in, click on a PDF file, save to My Documents and then open the file through My Documents which allowed me to then zoom in/out as needed to read the document.
As of a day or two ago, whenever I click on a PDF, it simply opens except the pages are so small it's impossible to read the text. The zoom bar doesn't do anything. Double clicking doesn't do anything. Hold clicking on the file doesn't give any option to save/download the file.
I've logged in through my laptop and although PDF's do open directly in Google Docs when you click on them, if you right click it does give you an option to download. I can't seem to find this option anywhere on my phone, although it used to be the default option up until 2 days ago.
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I have my phone unlocked and I have the touchexplorer installed. I viewed a PDF about 2 months ago and I want to look at it again. Is there a temp folder that holds these documents and where is it?
normally u would find all your pdfs in Adobe reader unless you deleted them, now if u did I am not sure but I do not think it would show up in temp or anything coz that would just waste precious memory.
Pdf Reader sometimes doesn't store files when you receive few different files with the same name. Like I receive my carrier bill having the same name every month. Because you can't rename files hence the conflict appears. Another great "advantage" of lack of file explorer.
And if in this case you deleted the email containing this file than Pdf is gone.
I was able to find the PDF by going opening the Adobe App (simple right..) now I would like to get it to my computer. I have it set so windows explore on my computer can access the files on my phone but where would that specific file be stored?
At my work I use a web browser based online medical billing system to enter various types of client/patient data. Some of this data must be entered into PDF files that when opened on a Windows OS computer, open up a PDF in a web browser window. I then enter the data into the PDF and can save, as well as edit it in that window. Does anyone know if there is a way to enable such a feature using an Android web browser? So far I have tried just about all Android web browsers and have not been able to do this. Every time I attempt to do this using one of the Android web browsers the PDF file usually just is downloaded, yet it is a blank PDF with none of the previously entered data. I would love to be able to use my new Samsung Note 10.1 2014 edition for work, rather than my relatively large work laptop. Any help with this question would be most appreciated.
Took a picture with the Phab to post on eBay but eBay's "add photo" link only opens camera, doesn't allow posting saved image.
So I uploaded photo to Google Drive, opened Drive on Win10 computer, selected image and clicked "Download". But that only causes a "Checking for viruses" pop-up to appear, briefly. Nothing actually downloads.
So I selected photo in Drive again and clicked "Copy". But that copies nothing to Windows, only causes duplicate to appear in Drive.
Is it possible to get a photo from Phab2Pro to ebay anymore? Without Putin?
[Added] The browser is Opera sooo... dunno, maybe that's the problem. The virus-check pop-up message doesn't say what's generating it. It's only up for less than a second so opening Task Manager won't help. But, since I don't use a non-stock virus scanner, it has to be Microsoft's bundled product unless... Could Opera be blocking photo downloading from Google Drive? After clicking Opera's download icon (the circle around a down-pointing arrow, located in the upper right corner of the window), a drop-down appears with a list of my failed attempts to snag the photo from Google Drive. Under each attempt, in red writing, it says, "Interrupted: Forbidden". Jeez.
[2nd Edit] Opened drive.google.com in Microsoft's bundled Internet Explorer--no joy. Same brief pop-up virus-scan message, disappearing as soon as it appears. Same (unexplained) failure to download.
Got it!
I was able to get a photo from my Phab-phone to Windows > eBay, despite their best efforts! I emailed the pic from the phone to an extra gmail account, then opening that account in Windows. Downloading from gmail hasn't been buggered yet so I was able to get the file onto the Windows computer. From the Windows hard drive eBay does allow posting saved images. HOORAY!
Another couple of years of "improvements" at Windows, Google & eBay and not a damned thing will work...
Internet explorer works, sort of...
Internet Explorer did download a photo file from drive.google.com, but not to the default Download folder. Searching the hard drive for the name of the picture file, I found it here:
C:\Users\dv7-6b78us\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Low\IE\UJ9NBK8M