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tstall2 · 06-09-06, 05:38 PM

It really depends on what you are looking for it to do. For the close button, I highly recommend Wisbar as it gives you GREAT functionality that is used every time you use your PocketPC. I bought PocketPlus a year ago and really only use the battery meter feature that sits on top of the title bar. Repeating alarms are nice as well. As for the main interface on the today screen, I've stopped using it and now have PocketBreeze controlling my today screen. Actually PocketPlus is one of the tabs that I have under PocketBreeze, but I never go to it. I just don't find anything there that is that useful... launching programs happens from the cascading start menu that comes with Wisbar. Also, wisbar comes with a free trial so you should try it in any case and see if it would add value for you. Hope this helps.

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tstall2 Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Chicagoland Posts: 86 Device: Cheap corp. phone Carrier: Sprint Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	It really depends on what you are looking for it to do. For the close button, I highly recommend Wisbar as it gives you GREAT functionality that is used every time you use your PocketPC. I bought PocketPlus a year ago and really only use the battery meter feature that sits on top of the title bar. Repeating alarms are nice as well. As for the main interface on the today screen, I've stopped using it and now have PocketBreeze controlling my today screen. Actually PocketPlus is one of the tabs that I have under PocketBreeze, but I never go to it. I just don't find anything there that is that useful... launching programs happens from the cascading start menu that comes with Wisbar. Also, wisbar comes with a free trial so you should try it in any case and see if it would add value for you. Hope this helps. __________________ Tim Dell PDA addict x5, x50v, x51v(just because I wanted a new VGA PDA with no scratches and WM5)