[kerochan]

:?:

I am still clinging onto my Pocket PC 2002 (even though I am not sure I can hold on for long.... :mrgreen: ). Hmmm...

What does the new update include? Purely support for the new OS? If that's the case, is it advisable for me to install the update for my Ipaq running on Pocket PC 2002?

[kerochan]

:?:

I am still clinging onto my Pocket PC 2002 (even though I am not sure I can hold on for long.... :mrgreen: ). Hmmm...

What does the new update include? Purely support for the new OS? If that's the case, is it advisable for me to install the update for my Ipaq running on Pocket PC 2002?

[entropy1980]

Originally Posted by Don't Panic!

What about the multiple PIE windows feature, does it work now?

Don't Panic!
Bobby

Yes they do! :mrgreen:

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by kerochan

What does the new update include? Purely support for the new OS? If that's the case, is it advisable for me to install the update for my Ipaq running on Pocket PC 2002?

Yes, AFAIK, it's just new 2003 support - you can install this new version just fine on your older device.

[disconnected]

I haven't used this app before (I was just using a stand-alone battery meter), but if it supports multiple PIE pages I think I'll try it soon. Right now I'm at my usual stage with a new OS/device --

I'm so disorganized I'm spending hours looking for passwords/reg keys.
I'm wondering which of my hundred-plus programs I really need.
Cropped out isn't yet working with PPC2003 and I'm suffering withdrawal.
I remember why my name is disconnected -- with my new 5500 I can get to the internet at home wirelessly, and get to shared files on my PC, but have not managed wireless sync (I don't remember having to do anything special to achieve this in PPC2002, but as usual haven't kept any notes on the process), and haven't even started trying to get to Sprint Vision via Supplynet cable; I know connection manager is suppposed to be better, but I'd finally gotten to know the previous version and don't know where to start with this one.

[vagelis]

Question to Pocket Plus users:

Can I disable specific features of the app?
More specifically, I use GigaTask on my right upper corner, customized with menus that execute 'Settings' and custom apps which I would not like to loose, so I have no need for Pocket Plus' task-switcher. Can I disable that?

Thanx in advance ops:

[Vincent M Ferrari]

Originally Posted by Disconnected

Right now I'm at my usual stage with a new OS/device --

Feel like I wrote that :-)

Seriously, I know what you mean. I'm staying away from PPC 2003 until I'm sure everything (or at least everything important) will work. I'll worry about little things later, but the majority of stuff has to be kosher before I can move on.

I have no doubt I'll be doing the upgrade, but it's a matter of when.

[Janak Parekh]

Originally Posted by vagelis

Question to Pocket Plus users:

Can I disable specific features of the app?

Sure. In the Control Panel, there should be a Pocket Plus icon. (If you don't see it, and you have just installed Pocket Plus, make sure you had soft-resetted after the installation.) In that configuration applet, it's very easy to tweak or turn off any features you want.

--janak

[msprague]

A comment on the multiple IE windows.
It is a shame there is no tap & hold on link | open this link in new window functionality. That would sure help me out a lot.

While I am at it, it would also be great to be able to customize the alarm settings for different outlook categories. Then I could have certain categories use system volume (mute) and other categories set to ascending volume. Another nice feature would be an option to use system volume setting even when muted.

[Ed Hansberry]

Originally Posted by msprague

A comment on the multiple IE windows.
It is a shame there is no tap & hold on link | open this link in new window functionality. That would sure help me out a lot.

That would be nice. Another suggestion. Let Pocket Plus keep the IE File Cache at a reasonable size. THere are no settings to control this and mine grows to 4-5MB when using WiFi. It would be nice if P+ would periodically take a peek in there and when it gets over a certian size, just whack old files until it is within your settings again.

[disconnected]

I don't understand. How does the multiple PIE window feature work, if it's not with the tap-and-hold open-in-new-window method?