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Islanti · 06-20-03, 12:09 PM

There's one specific function ICBar has that made it superior to WisBar Advanced in my book. The ability to map functions to the connection icon!

When I insert my ethernet or wireless ethernet card using ICBar, I get a nice connection icon that I can then tap to get my IP settings (Cambridge's vxIPConfig) or tap'n'hold to open ActiveSync. Since I remote sync to my desktop at work via ethernet and my home PC via wireless, this is a big deal for me.

Unless I missed something, I'd have to add another entire icon for the same functionality in WisBar Advanced.

P.S. It's wonderful we all have the choice between two stable, free programs! Kudos to both authors.

06-20-03, 12:09 PM	#9 (permalink)
Islanti Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Orange County, CA Posts: 26 Device: T-Mobile Shadow Carrier: T-Mobile Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	There's one specific function ICBar has that made it superior to WisBar Advanced in my book. The ability to map functions to the connection icon! When I insert my ethernet or wireless ethernet card using ICBar, I get a nice connection icon that I can then tap to get my IP settings (Cambridge's vxIPConfig) or tap'n'hold to open ActiveSync. Since I remote sync to my desktop at work via ethernet and my home PC via wireless, this is a big deal for me. Unless I missed something, I'd have to add another entire icon for the same functionality in WisBar Advanced. P.S. It's wonderful we all have the choice between two stable, free programs! Kudos to both authors. __________________ -Islanti