[Ed Hansberry]

http://www.microsoft.com/usa/webcasts/upcoming/1872.asp

"Are you interested in getting your Pocket PC online to either the internet or your corporate LAN? This is your opportunity to learn how to connect your Pocket PC using everything from a 56K Compact Flash Modem and a phone line to a Bluetooth enabled cell phone with a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection to get access to your email and other important information no matter where you are."

Update: The event is June 25 at 1:00pm Eastern Time, 10:00am Pacific Time and will last 90 minutes. I've met the presenter, and I can tell you, this guy is one sharp cookie! :wink: :lol:

[Ed Hansberry]

http://www.microsoft.com/usa/webcasts/upcoming/1872.asp

"Are you interested in getting your Pocket PC online to either the internet or your corporate LAN? This is your opportunity to learn how to connect your Pocket PC using everything from a 56K Compact Flash Modem and a phone line to a Bluetooth enabled cell phone with a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection to get access to your email and other important information no matter where you are."

Update: The event is June 25 at 1:00pm Eastern Time, 10:00am Pacific Time and will last 90 minutes. I've met the presenter, and I can tell you, this guy is one sharp cookie! :wink: :lol:

[ChristopherTD]

Will this webcast use PPC 2002 or will it tantalise us with the delights of the new Connection Manager/Wizard in PPC 2003?

[Paul Martin]

Originally Posted by Ed Hansberry

I've met the presenter, and I can tell you, this guy is one sharp cookie! :wink: :lol:

Kind of reminds me of a woman that my parents know. Almost every time they go over to her house to eat, she'll say, "Why these are the best ___ (whatever she's cooked) I've ever eaten, even if I do say so myself." It's become a running joke in our family.

Now, if at the end of the webcast, I hear Ed say, "This is the best Webcast I've ever heard, even if I do say so myself," I'll wonder if there's a family connection there somewhere!

[Jimmy Dodd]

This is your opportunity to learn how to connect your Pocket PC using everything from a 56K Compact Flash Modem and a phone line to a Bluetooth enabled cell phone

Ed's going to talk about Bluetooth??? I'll have to be there for that just to see the fight that'll break out. :lol:

[Ed Hansberry]

Originally Posted by Jimmy Dodd

Ed's going to talk about Bluetooth??? I'll have to be there for that just to see the fight that'll break out. :lol:

Hey, I use BT daily with my Nokia 3650 cell phone. When it works, it is great. When it doesn't... :evil:

I sort of liken bluetooth to politics. It exists, it makes some things function better and others function worse or not at all, but really, the whole thing should be thrown out and redone with somethign that works better. :lol:

[Bob Anderson]

Please, let there be a God...

I don't want to have someone explain how to use the un-user friendly Connection Manager (a/k/a connection mangler)... yet again! I pray that this web event will help educate us on how to use the new PPC 2003 connection tools!!!

[ghostppc]

Originally Posted by pmradio

Kind of reminds me of a woman that my parents know. Almost every time they go over to her house to eat, she'll say, "Why these are the best ___ (whatever she's cooked) I've ever eaten, even if I do say so myself." It's become a running joke in our family.

Now, if at the end of the webcast, I hear Ed say, "This is the best Webcast I've ever heard, even if I do say so myself," I'll wonder if there's a family connection there somewhere!

Family connection! Heck, it'll probably be Ed presenting, setting up, and asking himself questions in the audience!

[T-Will]

Originally Posted by Ed Hansberry

I've met the presenter, and I can tell you, this guy is one sharp cookie! :wink: :lol:

Who is this guy? Never heard of him...Is he one of those Pocket PC Know-It-Alls?

[ctmagnus]

Presented by:
Ed Hansberry , Microsoft MVP, Mobile Devices

Sounds like a fly-by-night op to me, way up there in the smoky mountains. :wink:

[Jimmy Dodd]

Originally Posted by ctmagnus

Sounds like a fly-by-night op to me, way up there in the smoky mountains. :wink:

Aw hell, Ed's a flat-lander if I ever saw one.