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jaredr
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 Posted - 05 févr. 2008 : 22:32:07
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@lbendlin: Thanks ! Mortscript seems to do the job fine.
For those who are interested, MortScript can be downloaded from Mirko Schenk's site @
http://mort.sto-helit.de/index.php?module=frontpage&entry=&action=&menu=11
This installation process worked for me:
Download MortScript version 4.1
Copy the MortScript-4.1-PNA.cab file to my iPAQ via ActiveSync
Run the MortScript-4.1-PNA.cab file to install on \SDMMC
Execute Mortscript.exe to register the software
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cornellian
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Posted - 06 févr. 2008 : 13:07:16
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Whenever you resume the 310 from standby and bluetooth is on a "Please Wait" message appears. I believe the message is generated by the waitmessage.exe in the Bluetooth folder. I find this to be extremely annoying as it monopolizes the system for 5-10 seconds.
Does anyone know of a way to have this message run in the background? I tried creating a dummy exe file and replacing waitmessage.exe but that froze the 310. So I assume waitmessage.exe does more than just display a message.
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Thommas
France
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Posted - 07 févr. 2008 : 22:33:46
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| If ever one of you knows how to disable right click (tap hold) on a pocket pc running under Windows Mobile 6.0, please tell me :D !!! |
Be Quick ! Time is Mana... |
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lbendlin
USA
482 Posts |
Posted - 07 févr. 2008 : 22:46:37
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quote:
Originally posted by k000
Does anyone know how to get rid of the annoying 'Accept' warning window ?
yes, move to Europe. The warning is mandatory for all systems in the US. |
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fspine
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Posted - 08 févr. 2008 : 02:42:26
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lbenlin: I saw on this post you said you would steer clear f Vb2005 for developing applications for the iPAQ (windows CE). I was wondering if you can explain why? I have been trying to develop with it and have been having problems, especially with dlls. Which brings me to the next Q.
Does anyone know where to download a windows CE version of mscoree.dll. The version i use gives me an error of not being valid (32 or 64 bit) windows ce dll. any info on this would be appreciated. Thanks |
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SidewinderFW
USA
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Posted - 08 févr. 2008 : 03:59:52
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I was able to "modify" a pocketpc version of Adobe Acrobat Reader to work on the Ipaq 310. I wanted to use Adobe's install process as it mod's the registry to add the application and identify a .pdf properly, so I modified the cab with updated dll's. The install also adds an eBookSupport.dll to the windows directory. Reader doesn't appear to use this because it is lost after a reset, but reader still works fine. Anyone know what the eBookSupport.dll is for?
Second, I found a notepad that also works well on the 310. Download http://tillanosoft.com/anonymous_ftp/pub/ce/pnpad40e.zip and install the pnotepad.hpcarm.CAB. Unfortunately the install does not modify the registry settings to identify .txt, .log, .ini, and other files to use notepad to open. I made thse by hand.
You can install both in the /ResidentFlash or /SDMMC directory.
BTW, I love OziExplorerCE on here. I downloaded several local USGS topo .tif files, installed and sync'd them and took the 310 out hiking. Works. The gps remains locked on the sat's better than my Garmin eTrek does, but it does use the battery faster. On my next hike I'll try to use screenblank and see how much longer the battery lasts.
Download the Acrobat.cab here: http://www.gpspassion.com/upload/AcroRdr310.cab |
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lbendlin
USA
482 Posts |
Posted - 08 févr. 2008 : 04:44:51
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Originally posted by fspine
lbenlin: I saw on this post you said you would steer clear f Vb2005 for developing applications for the iPAQ (windows CE). I was wondering if you can explain why? I have been trying to develop with it and have been having problems, especially with dlls.
There is no sane reasoning behind that statement. it is purely a sign of my old age - I used to program in assembler...). I just can't stand bloatware. |
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cornellian
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Posted - 08 févr. 2008 : 04:51:00
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k000,
In the hp_sagan.ini file located in the NAV folder's data.zip file there is a line called "drive_carefully=1".
If you change the 1 to 0 the warning message will be removed. However, I have had only inconsistent results.
For example, when I resume from standby while on battery the message is not displayed. If I resume from standby while charging the warning message is displayed.
I looked for other configure changes but could not find anything. Sorry I can't be of more help.
As for moving to Europe, not a very constructive comment. This is my first non-built in GPS device though I have had numerous Windows Mobile and CE devices and this forum is very "different" from the WM/CE forums I am use to. I asked a couple questions and no one even cares to respond (I guess my questions weren't important enough or didn't peak anyone's interest).
Also, what is up with having everything is one huge topic? Am I the only one who thinks this is very inefficient?
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k000
USA
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Posted - 08 févr. 2008 : 15:25:02
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@cornellian - thanks fo the tip. I will try it out. I am sure lbendlin was not being serious and probably did not know about that tip himself/herself.
I do think there could be subtopis added to a mster Thread group, called HP iPaq 31x |
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Sancho1234
Hungary
254 Posts |
Posted - 08 févr. 2008 : 15:43:39
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The executabilitycheck is working!
http://www.hpcfactor.com/forums/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=11405&posts=7
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For some reason or another, ExecutabilityCheck will not display its file dialog properly on CE 5.0. I noticed a few other older apps have this same issue on CE 5.0 as well. At first I assumed it was because my PNA device was missing some shell registry entries until I noticed that it happened on more complete devices like the CE 5.0 sample OS image for the Emulator.
Anyway, it can thankfully be fixed and here is what you need to do:
To run it on CE 5.0 and get it to properly display its FileOpen dialog, you need to pass it a valid directory name on its command line like this:
("\Storage Card\ExecutabilityCheck.exe" \) [minus parenthesis]
Something like "\Storage Card\ExecutabilityCheck.exe" \Program Files will also work if you want it to directly open to the \Program Files directory when you invoke it.
I suggest you put the something like my above examples in a WinCE shortcut and always run ExecutabilityCheck from this shortcut so you don't need to worry about this little bug again.
Or if you wish to associate it with DLL files use a program like GSFinder+ or Total Commander/CE (2.5 beta3 or later). If you feel like bypassing the fileopen dialog completely but don't want to associate it, simply give it the full path to the file you wish to check on the command line. For example, in Start>Run I often type something like:
"\Windows\ExecutabilityCheck.exe" \Program Files\someexe.exe
Please realize that other than the FileOpen bug, ExecutabilityCheck also has issues with checking files on CE 5.0. It no longer can properly list an executable's missing imports on any CE 5 device I have tried it on (even WM5/WM6 Pocket PC) You can still use it to rename imports and change the OS version, though.
I hope this helped your little issue and I'm glad I figured it out even if it doesn't work properly on CE 5.0 anyway...
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Download: http://hpcmonex.net/izemize/exec.zip |
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lbendlin
USA
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Posted - 08 févr. 2008 : 15:55:01
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Originally posted by k000
I am sure lbendlin was not being serious and probably did not know about that tip himself/herself.
Wrong on both counts. This is a legal restriction, not a technical restriction. |
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cornellian
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Posted - 08 févr. 2008 : 15:57:16
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@lbendlin
Just out of curiosity, what law? Since you don't know what state k000 lives in I am assuming this must be a Federal Law.
I have never heard of a law that requires the warning. I always assumed it was there for liability reasons. |
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Sancho1234
Hungary
254 Posts |
Posted - 09 févr. 2008 : 11:40:59
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| Who can help? I am searching bigger keyboard software onto the WinCE. The inbuilt over small. |
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lbendlin
USA
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Sancho1234
Hungary
254 Posts |
Posted - 09 févr. 2008 : 14:21:36
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| Yes, I know this. Unfortunately, all buttons are not work... :) |
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