Run your PDA Installer file on your device, and, once it's finished, copy the log file, \installer.txt from your device onto your PC, and have a look at it. For each file that the PDA Installer has tried to install, you will see details about if it was installed, and, if it wasn't installed, the reason why it wasn't installed. For example, if, in the main PocketPC Installer program, you have specified that the netcf.all.wce4.ARMV4.

If you have installed a set of .cab files, then the user can go into Start\Settings\Remove Programs and manually uninstall each of these applications, one-by-one, but we do not provide a method of uninstalling any of the other files that you've copied onto the device, or registry entries that you've set on it. See similar questions...

No problem. When the device finishes soft-resetting, the PDA-installer file will resume installing from where it left off. Make sure you manually sign your PDA Installer file in the directory where PocketPC Installer created it, then reload the project in PocketPC Installer. You will be asked whether you want to rebuild the Desktop Installer file, if you click on Yes, then it will be rebuilt, containing your signed PDA Installer file. See similar questions...

No. Please use the installation program. But you might be able to extract them from the installation pack. Unfortunately we can't tell you how to do it. See similar questions...

Yes, simply drag'n'drop your .cab file into the PocketPC Installer, along with the relevant version of your .Net CF .cab file. For most Windows Mobile devices, this will be either netcf.all.wce4.ARMV4.cab or NETCFv2.wce5.armv4i.cab. The easiest way to do this is to hard-reset your device, then run your application from Visual Studio, and have a look at the .cab files that it copies to the device. Typically, you will have one .cab file, containing the .Net CF libraries (usually netcf.all.wce4. See similar questions...

The PocketPC Installer will always create a PDA-installer file called autorun.exe, but you can optionally copy the file to a different directory, with a different filename. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

Only approved ignition interlock devices can be installed. To see a list of those approved for installation in Kansas click here. If you received an ignition interlock restriction notice, you need to take that letter to the service provider when ready to have the device installed on your vehicle. If you do not have an ignition interlock restriction notice, you need to submit a request to Driver Control Bureau, P.O. See similar questions...

The registered setup that you receive when you purchase a component, doesn't contain any CAB file. In order to build your own CAB file, you need to check the "Packaging ActiveX Controls" article. Shortly, a CAB file contains the components and a INI file that holds information about components. See Also: Using Exontrol components in Internet Explorer. See similar questions...

Almost. The PDA-installer will always display a full-screen image (either your own background image, or our default one), so the user will always see something on their PDA's screen whilst the installer is running. However, if your . See similar questions...

Now that the ScrumWorks server is installed and running, each user must use their web browser to launch the client. See the Client Installation Guide in the Documentation. See similar questions...

Inspector Sherlock supports any Palm device or Pocket PC device that has an AppForge booster available. Check www.appforge.com to make sure a booster exists for the handheld you wish to buy. For more information click here. See similar questions...

On some systems, you must reboot your computer after installing to get the Web Player to work. Also check to make sure you are using one of the supported web browsers. See similar questions...

Our current listing of 112 mobile devices includes only those that are known to be fully compatible. Since there is no software to download, it is possible to access FROG on other devices, however, we've only listed devices that are tested and produce predictable results. See similar questions...

The term "device files" is used for the database files that are located on your iPod device. You can find them in Windows Explorer. If your iPod is shown as drive X:, navigate to X:\ipod_control\itunes This folder is usually hidden in Windows Explorer, you may have to enable "Show hidden files and folders" in Explorer (Folder options->View->Advanced settings) If you have to send the device files for debugging, please stuff all these files into a zip archive. See similar questions...

Yes! If your PDA supports a web browser using SSL, you can access your files with your PDA. Windows CE and recent versions of the Palm OS have built-in web browsers. Note that as of this writing, there is no automatic synchronization for PDA's, but you will still be able to use your files. See similar questions...

It can be done, but we don't recommend it. The memory is too limited to be worth the effort of transferring files. See similar questions...

Open your Windows System directory (e.g. c:\Windows\System or c:\Windows\System32). If there is a file named msiexec.exe, Microsoft Windows Installer is installed on your computer. See similar questions...

Yes, you can. We have a couple of default languages that you can choose from (English, Spanish, Swedish), and if your language isn't listed there, no problem, you can type in your own translations. Once you have typed in your translations, you can right-click on this listbox, and save your translations into a text file. Next time you create a PocketPC Installer project, you can right-click and re-use these translations. This is a tricky one. Ideally, you would want to create an update. See similar questions...

Repairing solid surface countertops properly requires a special set of skills and equipment. A dedicated TopRepair technician who has completed hundreds of challenging projects will do a much better job for you than a countertop installer who does a repair occasionally. Most installation companies place a very low priority on repair work, and many decline to do it at all. TopRepair specializes in countertop repair, and many countertop installers refer repair work to us because of our expertise. See similar questions...