Basically, the Smartphone adds the functionality of a mobile phone to a PDA device. Some Smartphone devices will have much of the same functionality of a Pocket PC: a large data capacity, calendar, and contact list functions with Internet* capability. However, not all Smartphone devices contain all of these functions.

Pocket PCs come with mobile versions of Office applications in addition to Microsoft Outlook Mobile. Though there are different Pocket PCs, many come with Wi-Fi to enable you to connect to the Internet when you are in a wireless hotspot. With a Pocket PC, you'll be able to use Word Mobile, Excel Mobile, and PowerPoint Mobile and browse the Internet if you have a device with Wi-Fi and are in a wireless hotspot.

A Pocket PC is a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) that runs the Microsoft Windows CE operating system (OS) that is referred to as the Windows Pocket PC Operating System. There are several manufacturers that sell hardware platforms running this OS, e.g., Hewlett-Packard/Compaq, Casio, Dell, Toshiba, Symbol Technologies, and others. The Pocket PC OS is different the Palm OS and therefore the PEAC-WMD software application will not execute on the Palm OS based platforms.

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.

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.

Sort of. OneNote SP1 will automatically pull your PPC notes into it if you tell it to. It's a one-way transfer though, OneNote won't send any of its files back to the PPC.

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.

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.

The Pocket PC timetable is a convenient way to carry Air Canada's latest timetable with you anywhere you go. Follow the simple steps, and the next time you Sync, the timetable will install to your Pocket PC. Select the departure and arrival city, the date of travel, and then choose your flight route. You can even automatically add the route you create to your calendar. You will need to download this timetable again to get the latest one, as it is updated once a week.

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.

Time4You allows to export your records and statistics in Comma Separated Values (CSV) file. Time4You exports CSV files into two Pocket PC folders: Business and Personal. If your Pocket PC is connected via the ActiveSync program with Desktop PC, you can easily find these folders by using Windows Explorer. On the above figure, you can see that export file 20050622.cvs will be saved into your Personal folder.

I've created puzzles for Bunnydoku in an external text editor but they don't show up in the Start new puzzle menu.

Bunnygrams has only been tested on Pocket PC 2002 and Windows Mobile 2003. It should work on any OS that supports the Compact .NET Framework. If you try it out on a different OS and it works be sure to post in the forum to let others know.top Check to make sure that the puzzles you created all have the extension ".bgp" otherwise Bunnygrams will not display them. Also, make sure that you saved the puzzles into the Bunnygrams Install Directory\Puzzles folder.top

activation code (sent by email) allowing you to remove the registration reminders and any other limitations from the program.

A Pocket PC has nearly the same abilities a laptop did 3 years ago. It is the most capable, advanced platform on the market today, and we believe it will be the standard for advanced mobility going forward.

Yes, however PDS does require sufficient RAM free space to operate correctly. We do not recommend connecting other third party hardware devices to the Pocket-PC while using PDS, and all other programs should be stopped when running PDS

The applications created with this Xtra will work on the vast majority of Pocket PC devices available today. The device must have either the Pocket PC 2000 or Pocket PC 2002 operating system installed. It must have a high color screen (4096 colors or greater). It must also have either a StrongARM processor, an X-Scale processor or a MIPS processor. Grayscale and 8-bit color screens are not supported.

The SyncNotes Pocket PC Client will run on Pocket PC 2002 and later. You will need the .NET Compact Framework installed on your device to use the client. The Compact Framework is available as a free download from Microsoft here. We recommend using Service Pack 3 or 2.

Sorry, the program has been written specifically for Palm OS and will not run on Pocket PC operating system. It would take a complete re-write of the program, over 250 pages of code.

No. The PDS (Pocket-PC with a VCM) is a link-based small service tool only and does not have the specific hardware to connect to a VMM.

Optimization is a very powerful and effective tool of Spb Imageer. There are many ways you can optimize your photos on Pocket PC: Apply a Optimize and Save to Folder wizard to desired images. Select some pictures you wish to optimize, tap-and-hold on them and select Save to Folder from the context menu. During this process you will be able to optimize your pictures. Apply a Optimize and Create Album wizard to desired images. When you create an album you can also optimize pictures.

All .pdb files are in the List/WWCalc format for Palm OS users. However, there is a Palm emulator for Pocket PCs/WinCE. Please go to the StyleTap website . I haven't tested WWCalc or List with the emulator for Pocket PC/WinCE. However, I suspect it will work great. If you use anything other than a Palm (or the Palm emulator for Pocket PC/WinCE), you can download the text files to use with your device. Or you can grab the html files from Dotti's Restaurant Download Page.

There are two basic ways that you can go wireless with a Pocket PC: you can connect with an ISP* via your mobile telephone or by using a wireless modem. Axiontech.com carries modems and wireless cards for your Pocket PC device