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I have an Ipaq 4700 running mcu. The device has a time out page that
pops up about every 4 or 5 minutes that displays the time and a calender and a small message in the top left corner "No Bitmaps Found". Does anyone know if there is a way to turn this function completely off. I can't find anything in settings. TIA. Mike |
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Programs Dockware "click on the extreme upper left corner of the screen" "uncheck automatically in the dropdown box" "click somewhere on the screen to get rid of the calendar and dialog box" "have fun flying versus fighting the PDA" John RN |
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On Sep 29, 2:31*pm, RN wrote:
Start Programs Dockware "click on the extreme upper left corner of the screen" "uncheck automatically in the dropdown box" "click somewhere on the screen to get rid of the calendar and dialog box" "have fun flying versus fighting the PDA" John RN Better yet go to the applications folder and just delete the Dockware folder. Now didn't that feel good. Dockware is a perfect example of b- grade crapware that vendors like HP bundle thinking they are adding value to the Windows Mobile platform. Overall the vendor added utilities that include things like network config utilities etc. are buggy, have horrible inconsistent UI, etc. etc. Darryl |
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On Sep 29, 9:59*pm, Darryl Ramm wrote:
On Sep 29, 2:31*pm, RN wrote: Start Programs Dockware "click on the extreme upper left corner of the screen" "uncheck automatically in the dropdown box" "click somewhere on the screen to get rid of the calendar and dialog box" "have fun flying versus fighting the PDA" John RN Better yet go to the applications folder and just delete the Dockware folder. Now didn't that feel good. Dockware is a perfect example of b- grade crapware that vendors like HP bundle thinking they are adding value to the Windows Mobile platform. Overall the vendor added utilities that include things like network config utilities etc. are buggy, have horrible inconsistent UI, etc. etc. Darryl Yes, that IS more satisfying. I got my iPAQ for soaring, and only soaring. What do 'normal' people use these things for? (Bubble Breaker is kinda' fun though...) |
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Like you I have my iPaq for soaring only - SeeYou mobile,contact list and
lots of games for field landings while waiting for crew - proved very useful in the UK this Summer! |
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Like you I have my iPaq for soaring only - SeeYou mobile,contact list and
lots of games for field landings while waiting for crew - proved very useful in the UK this Summer! |
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