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gillius · 11-13-05, 04:35 AM

I'm confused about this "tweak". I've been becoming annoyed with AS starting and doing stuff on my system -- I think it has been causing sounds to be played while in standby mode.

But the reason why I haven't adjusted the schedule is because I actually do want my PDA synchronizing with my exchange and IMAP servers etc. In fact the instructions say to put in a dummy server but I actually do have a real server. But does this tweak affect syncronizing when in the cradle? I still want the PDA to get up-to-date with the servers when connected. Certainly I don't want AS running when there is no network connection, and if doing this tweak stops AS from running but disables auto-sync when WiFi is on I can certainly live with that as long as I can hit "send/receive" from messaging to sync manually.

I haven't really noticed a fast battery drain, but then again I usually have PDA on all day connected to PC except for when I'm not at my desk, and at night AS is set by default to run only 4 hours anyway so usually I don't lose more than a few percent of battery overnight.

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gillius Aximsite Minor League Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Rochester, NY Posts: 247 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I'm confused about this "tweak". I've been becoming annoyed with AS starting and doing stuff on my system -- I think it has been causing sounds to be played while in standby mode. But the reason why I haven't adjusted the schedule is because I actually do want my PDA synchronizing with my exchange and IMAP servers etc. In fact the instructions say to put in a dummy server but I actually do have a real server. But does this tweak affect syncronizing when in the cradle? I still want the PDA to get up-to-date with the servers when connected. Certainly I don't want AS running when there is no network connection, and if doing this tweak stops AS from running but disables auto-sync when WiFi is on I can certainly live with that as long as I can hit "send/receive" from messaging to sync manually. I haven't really noticed a fast battery drain, but then again I usually have PDA on all day connected to PC except for when I'm not at my desk, and at night AS is set by default to run only 4 hours anyway so usually I don't lose more than a few percent of battery overnight. __________________ Gillius Gillius's Programming To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.