Brad Adrian
04-29-2008, 04:08 AM
There is some specific application or setting on my WM6 Pocket PC that my employer's Exchange Server doesn't like. About once every four days or so, the push e-mail stops working and the only fix I've found is to delete the server settings on my Pocket PC, do a soft reset, then reconfigure the server settings.
So far, I've been unsuccessful at identifying the exact culprit (I think it's got something to do with a weather program that automatically pings the Internet for updates...). But in the meantime, is there some kind of "auto-install" file or system I can create to quickly copy or reinstate the server settings, analogous to a BAT file?
Right now, I've got all my server settings saved as TapText entries, so I can fairly quickly re-enter the server name, domain, etc. But, it would be a lot simpler to, say, run a macro that creates the correct registry entries or plays back a "recording" of the keystrokes involved.
Any ideas?
So far, I've been unsuccessful at identifying the exact culprit (I think it's got something to do with a weather program that automatically pings the Internet for updates...). But in the meantime, is there some kind of "auto-install" file or system I can create to quickly copy or reinstate the server settings, analogous to a BAT file?
Right now, I've got all my server settings saved as TapText entries, so I can fairly quickly re-enter the server name, domain, etc. But, it would be a lot simpler to, say, run a macro that creates the correct registry entries or plays back a "recording" of the keystrokes involved.
Any ideas?