I get the error message "ActiveX Component can't create object" when trying to run Hot Sync and the Portable Forms Connector. This is a known Microsoft Bug for Windows 2000 and Office 2000 they have made a patch availble o9regfix.exe run this program.

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.

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).

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.

No, a Pocket PC device is not required. The Microsoft compiler tools come with an Pocket PC emulator that you can use to try out our product. It is only supported on Windows 2000 or XP though. Please be aware that the emulator runs applications several times slower then an actual device. Also, our product can build regular Windows 32-bit application as a test environment so you can use a copy of Visual C++ to experiment with regular Windows applications.

You must use the latest version of ActiveSync (3.7 or later) with Microsoft Pocket PC 2003. ActiveSync 3.7 is included on your companion CD. You can download from the Microsoft website at http://www.microsoft.com/pocketpc. In June 2003, at the time of launch of the Microsoft Pocket PC 2003 Operating system, many accessories and software work with Pocket PC 2003. Refer to the third party's website for a driver update.

PocketForms Setup installs the PocketForms application and, optionally, other required components such as the .Net Compact Framework. The .Net Compact Framework is required to successfully run PocketForms but Setup allows you to omit it if you know that it is already installed. Many newer Pocket PC devices may already have the Framework installed in ROM. Setup will prompt you for the components to install as well as for a destination directory. It is recommended that you use the defaults.

First, you must be running a Pocket PC 2002 or Windows Mobile 2003 device. Theme installation is very easy. Follow the graphical installation guide provided HERE.

Yes, all programs for Pocket PC developed by Sly2Soft require the .NET Compact Framework installed on your device. If you are using a device running Windows Mobile 2003 or higher it is already preinstalled on your device's ROM by manufacturer so that you don't have to install it. However, if you are using a device running Windows Pocket PC 2000 or Windows Pocket PC 2002 you do have to install the .NET Compact Framework.

The Open View menu item is for Golfwits Viewer Files which are different from .GWC course files. To get the maps from the desktop to the Pocket PC version of Golfwits follow these instructions: To move rounds from the PPC to your desktop, COPY/PASTE the round files from the MyDocuments/Pgolfwits on the PPC to c:\program files\siscosoft\golfwitspc\rounds on the desktop PC.

Some personal firewalls may prevent Activesync from detecting your device, especially when using high security configurations. If that does not work, please check that the correct version, 4.1 or higher, of Microsoft Activesync is installed on your PC/laptop and that USB or Bluetooth connections are enabled (ActiveSync > File > Connection Settings > "Allow USB Connections" or "Allow Connections to one of the following COM").

To install your ActiveSync, just insert your DP900 PDA Phone's CD-ROM into your computer's CD-ROM and follow the step-by-step instructions. After that, you can connect your DP900 to your computer and start synchronizing your data.

ActiveSync is communications software that your Pocket PC uses to "talk" to your computer. You probably installed it when you first got your Pocket PC. If you didn't, or if you're not sure, review the documentation you received with your Pocket PC. You can also download ActiveSync here .

Users may transfer audio files from a PC to compatible audio devices. Please check the links below for information on devices:

In order to get ATRAC files onto compatible devices, you must first use the MUSIC PLAYER application to import the files from the disc. From MUSIC PLAYER you can then export these files to ATRAC compliant jukebox software (supplied with ATRAC compatible portable devices). If you already have such a jukebox on your computer you may set MUSIC PLAYER to export the files directly to the jukebox. To do this please go to Menu -> Options -> Export within MUSIC PLAYER.

Download trial version from our website and save into your hard disc. Then double click installer and follow the guide, you can easily install it to your PC.

Just download program from here, install it on your Pocket PC, and run: you'll see the result immediately.

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.

A)No. Wireless connectivity is just one way that you can use Portable Forms. You can also connect in a "batch" mode during a Hotsync or Activesync session.

Nivio can be accessed from any piece of hardware that provides high-speed internet connectivity and a compatible version of the web-browser. However currently the latency on GPRS and 3G phones is quite large.

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

You can use ConvertMeTM to migrate data from PalmTM Desktop to Microsoft OutlookTM, and then between Microsoft OutlookTM and your Pocket PC device using Microsoft ActiveSyncTM.

No. Since it's not possible to install two versions of m-Vision on the same Pocket PC device, it will not be possible to have two sets of personalized content preferences on the same device either.

Always ensure your Pocket PC device reads the correct time and date. The m-Vision schedule is linked to time and date and any major change may cause content to be lost. If content is lost, reset the correct date and time on your Pocket PC device and 'Update Playlist'.

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.

There is no support for PDA devices and the FUSION card since no PDA devices with a 32-bit Cardbus Interface (PCMCIA slot) are available.

Clean Install Instructions: In order for HandyCards to work on Windows Mobile 2003 (a.k.a. PoPC 2003) devices, you need to install the extra runtime files provided by Microsoft. Please note that if you have an older Pocket PC running either Pocket PC 2000 or Pocket PC 2002 operating systems, you do NOT need the runtime files. Click here to get Microsoft's required runtime files. It is VERY important in which order you install the runtime files and HandyCards.

Otherwise, if it has a Start button at the bottom of the screen, it's a Palm-size PC, and you can find the version number as follows: Otherwise, if it has a Start menu at the top of the screen, it's a Pocket PC, and you can find the version number as follows:

All the photos located in the desktop folder "My Documents/My device/My albums" will be automatically transferred to the device immediately after the connection is established. If your photos are stored in another folder you can simply change the location by double-clicking the "Photo Viewer" bar located in the lower-half of the ActiveSync window.

Be sure that you have not connected your device to your PC before you installed ActiveSync. If you did plug in your device before installing, uninstall ActiveSync and start the process over ensuring that you do not plug your device in until after ActiveSync has been installed. Verify that your device is recognized by your PC in the Device Manager; if it is not, resolve that issue first. Perform a Soft reset on the device while it is plugged into the PC.