Yes, provided your Palm or Pocket PC handheld device (that support WIFI 802.11b and/or 802.11g wireless technology) utilizes a standard Internet-ready browser. View WIFI Service Plans

Yes, Palm handhelds that support Wi-Fi 802.11b wireless technology and utilize a standard Internet-ready browser, such as the Tungsten C, are compatible with the Wireless Mobile Network. Other Palm devices use a web browser that is incompatible with the Wireless Mobile Network.

We started working on a handheld version of Wenlin in early 2003. Progress in this direction has been slow. It's still too soon to predict when a handheld Wenlin will be ready for field testing or publication.

You can connect any wi-fi enabled handheld device such as a Pocket PC. Please note that Palm devices use a proprietary web browser which is not compatible with a Hot Spot or Hot Building network. Any handheld that supports the Wi-Fi 802.11b/g wireless technology and utilizes a standard Internet-ready browser can be used with a Hot Spot or Hot Building.

Yes, you can do it. Our GoDB is platform independent. If you develop application once you can run it on all supported OSs.

To get Inspector Sherlock running you will first have to install the AppForge Booster application. You can download the Booster executable for your designated handheld at no charge from the AppForge website (www.appforge.com). Once the files are installed, you can use the "Install Booster To Device" MobileVB menu item to port Booster to a device. (Pocket PC's may not need this booster software, install Inspector Sherlock first and see if it runs).

No, the vehicle does not have to be on to control the featured functions, if you have the MFC-V2 which is equipped with a Class 2 Bluetooth wireless technology antenna. There are aftermarket devices called shiftlights, whereby a driver sets a given RPM value where he intends to shift gear, when the engine revs up to the preset value, a light blinks, to indicate to the driver his shift point. They also use this to monitor Redlining of the engine.

Both the PocketJet 3 and PocketJet 3Plus have printing support. Please click here to go to information concerning "PocketJet 3/3Plus Printing from Windows Mobile Handhelds". Pentax provides a Linux (X86 systems only) driver that supports printing to the PocketJet 3 or 3Plus. Please click here to go to information concerning "Printing from a Linux Operating System Device". Pentax provides a Mac OSX driver for the PocketJet 3 and 3Plus.

Yes, If your fleet has made available a virtual private network (VPN) client and a firewall, you can access your fleets network. Truckstop.net strongly suggests that its customers take steps to make sure the security of their wireless connections meets their internal security guidelines. As with any wireless network, the Truckstop.net service is not inherently secure and you should ensure you have adequate security safeguards in place. See the Truckstop.

You can read the latest news, articles, jobs, and announcements from Planetizen on your handheld device or web enabled cellular phone. Get Planetizen's Mobile Edition.

It depends on what model you are using. Most modern palm PCs are capable of viewing our ebooks. If you can download and install Adobe Viewer for palm PCs (click here) then you will be able to view our ebooks. We will always do our best to help with any technical problems you may have, and if you still have problems will will be glad to offer you a full refund on your purchases.

Version 5.9 of the Pocket PC application requires Pocket PC 2003 Second Edition. Most manufacturers will have updaters available for their handhelds. Unfortunately, HP is not planning to do this for iPaqs. If you are unable to update your Pocket PC, you may use this installer. You will see a warning that the application may not work with this version of Windows. You may ignore this warning.

XL Pro 6 and XL Pro 7 support UMPC's (Ultra Mobile Personal Computers) but we do not support Pocket PC's. We stopped supporting Pocket PC's and other hand held devices several years ago. Surveys indicate that most inspectors who use a hand held or Pocket PC later switch to a larger format after a very short time (usually within six months) because the display screens and are too small to be practical and data entry is very time consuming.

Florian Xaver postet a list of intersting DOS network links to the FreeDOS mailing list: http://www.freedos.org/freedos/news/technote/157.html. Thanks a lot!

First, turn on the BTGPS and wait 3-5 seconds. Then open the EMTAC Navigator software. You will be asked to select your GPS receiver. Tap the arrow to the right until you come to "Bluetooth". Follow the on screen instructions to set up your device.

Pocket Real Estate software allows you to store and access MLS listings on your handheld PC. Pocket Real Estatefor Pocket PC transfers/synchronizes MLS data from your existing MLS software to your Pocket PC handheld computer. It can store information on thousands of properties. Pocket Real Estate Wireless provides you access to the MLS database in real-time, getting you the very latest MLS information.

Point Internet Explorer to the Microsoft activation site , log in with your Passport sign-in name (any Hotmail, MSN, or Passport account will do), then, click the Activate Your Pocket PC button. You must activate through a tethered desktop or laptop connection.

All of the PDAs today, PalmOS, PocketPC and others, support remote access using a dial-up modem. It is just like a PC uses a modem to dial-up to an ISP. However in the case of IR, PDA uses its built-in IR port to connect to a modem (EthIR LAN in this case). Technically speaking, the PDA is making a PPP connection, using IR, to the EthIR LAN and then be connected to the network.

No, AT&T PrePaid Internet Service is not available for hand-held users at this time. It is only available for users of Windows 95 and higher.

the present time there is no version of the Adobe Reader available for these devices, however a compatible version is anticipated.

do-Organizer won't run on these device but we are currently working on a Palm conduit and PocketPC linking for do-Organizer. We hope to release this facility later this year. This will be treated as a minor update, so current registered users of version 2.x will get these additional features free of charge.

On PDA, you can use FreeMindPDA. It uses cross-platform SuperWaba (http://www.superwaba.com) Open Source SDK. However, it does not use mind map view, but rather plain tree view; it is not a proper FreeMind version in that sense. See also FreeMind and PDA.

Yes, AmazingPorts supports Macintosh and handheld users under conditions these handheld's are WLAN enabled, Macintosh users shall set their AirPort card to select AmazingPorts network.

The only software you will need is the software driver for your WIFI 802.11b and/or 802.11g wireless network card and an Internet-ready web browser. The Truckstop.net service requires no supplementary software. TOP

The PubMed Text Version will probably work well with your handheld. Additional NLM projects including access to PubMed using devices such as Palm Powered and Pocket PC handheld computers is available from the NLM Mobile page.

Once you receive the confirmation on your handheld that your account has been activated, go to Options > Service Book. All new messages sent to the BlackBerry Internet Service account will have the option to reply or forward. Top Verify that the BlackBerry Enterprise Server does not have any policies which disallow any users from sending and receiving any type of personal identification number (PIN) messages. If you are on a BlackBerry Enterprise Server prior to version 3.

Network of different IP schemes can be interconnected by using a airClient configured in Router or NAT mode for far end local networks. It is important to note that airClient in Router mode will perform routing and NOC or service provider is required to ensure the client network is recognized or routable.

Most VPN client software is either provided by the VPN vendor or integrated in the operating system (OS). For example, Microsoft's Windows operating system has built in support for the PPTP, IPsec, and L2TP VPN protocols. IPsec is an industry-wide standard suite of protocols and algorithms that allows for secure data transmission over an IP-based network and it functions on the Network Layer of the OSI model.

The PC to which you are trying to synchronize or connect must be protected by NMS for PDA. If you are trying to connect to a PC other than the one from which you installed NMS for PDA, you must install the PC component of NMS for PDA using the same Product Encryption Key.