[Paul Martin]

http://blogs.msdn.com/jasonlan/arch...3-released.aspx

"If you ever need to remotely control your Windows Mobile device or show it for demo purposes then you may want to take a look at the latest version of True Connect from Raspberry Software. You can use True Connect to control your Mobile directly using the PC Mouse & Keyboard. As well as being able to control the physical device using the mouse and keyboard, you can also display the device in a window on the PC and even maximize it to full screen. The latest version - Version 3.0 of True Connect is a FREE upgrade to all customers who purchased Version 2.0, and is available for a reduced cost to those who have purchased Version 1.0/1.1."



One of the interesting twists the new version offers is SMS message handling through Outlook while connected. For a full list of functions, check out True Connect's website. If you've never tried True Connect, snag a demo from our affiliate software store.

[Paul Martin]

http://blogs.msdn.com/jasonlan/arch...3-released.aspx

"If you ever need to remotely control your Windows Mobile device or show it for demo purposes then you may want to take a look at the latest version of True Connect from Raspberry Software. You can use True Connect to control your Mobile directly using the PC Mouse & Keyboard. As well as being able to control the physical device using the mouse and keyboard, you can also display the device in a window on the PC and even maximize it to full screen. The latest version - Version 3.0 of True Connect is a FREE upgrade to all customers who purchased Version 2.0, and is available for a reduced cost to those who have purchased Version 1.0/1.1."



One of the interesting twists the new version offers is SMS message handling through Outlook while connected. For a full list of functions, check out True Connect's website. If you've never tried True Connect, snag a demo from our affiliate software store.

[Jason Dunn]

This seems like a neat idea, and there was some great concepts, but it seems like the integration needs to go to the next level - having to copy/paste onto phone seems like a kludge. I needs to evolve to the level of

Still, it's very clever. Maybe this guy should write a new version of Windows Mobile Device Center (ActiveSync) - that team seems to need some help.