coffo

wheres the cab file i cant find?

Menneisyys

Originally Posted by coffo

wheres the cab file i cant find?

WM2003: http://opera.com/download/get.pl?id=27580

WM5: http://opera.com/download/get.pl?id=27582

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coffo

yea i kinda meant the installer
theres just a ton of files in there=\

Menneisyys

Originally Posted by coffo

yea i kinda meant the installer theres just a ton of files in there=\

These are the CAB files; that is, the installer itself. Just click them on the PDA.

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tefnet

Originally Posted by ecejmpe

Anyone could start Opera 8.5 in an axim X51v? I installed it but it does not start in my X51v. Any clue? THANKS

it seems that spanish version of axim x51 does not work with opera 8.5, does not work for me too.

someone else with that problem?

Menneisyys

In the meantime, I've started scrutinizing the WM5 version, which seems to be in an entirely different class, compared to the WM2003(SE) version, stability and compatibility-wise. I'm still doing tests with the help of my newly acquired Dell Axim x51v; the results, so far, are excellent. Will post the whole story and updates tomorrow to my review ( http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/ind...3&p=457&more=1 ).

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pierro78

Hello,
A friend of mine used the new opera to browse http://local.live.com (javascript based) on its x50v and I found it really great ...
However he was not able to start gmail in standard javascript mode (only the degraded html or mobile mode).
Do you know if it's possible to start gmail in standard javascript mode with opera ????
(the gmail standard javascript mode has some nice features like address auto-completion, etc ...)
Thanks !
Pierre

Jukov

Menneisyys, I wonder... I've been reading your review and although I agree with you initial observatios on the missing features, I think that after a week of use I disagree with your "buggy , incompatible" statement, maybe we are using different versions but my version is very stable fast and woks without any problems whatsoever (2K3SE). Moreover, most of the real problems can be worked out through the .ini editing. There are a few problems like no true full screen or the absence of drag-screen feature, but I don't think that I miss those (although I do need them).

kor

I agree with Jukov. After a week of playing around with Opera on my x51v, I have had no stabillity problems at all.

My biggest complaint so far is when downloading files like podcasts, it automatically puts it in main memory. I need to have the option to put large files on my SD card. Maybe there is a way but I can't find it.

andy

Jukov

Originally Posted by kor

I agree with Jukov. After a week of playing around with Opera on my x51v, I have had no stabillity problems at all. My biggest complaint so far is when downloading files like podcasts, it automatically puts it in main memory. I need to have the option to put large files on my SD card. Maybe there is a way but I can't find it. andy

Andy, you can configure the opera.ini file manually (using pocket Notepad for instance) located in "\Application Data\Opera"
find line:
"Download Directory=\My Documents" and change it to whatever location you need,
also read this thread

kor

Thanks Jukov, I will give it a try.

andy

uMP2k

Tried it and generally like it a lot. I usually use NetFront for my browsing (the v3.3 beta at the moment) which I find does most of what I want, but there is no denying that Opera is looking very promising. I am particularly impressed by its speed rendering pages - even faster than the v3.3 of NetFront.

The only two things that really bug me are the keyboard not coming up automatically when entering a url and that once you set it as default browser (which I did by accident) there is no easy way to revert to pie as your default browser. I have had to resort to some pretty tedious registry hacking.

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Jukov

Originally Posted by uMP2k

there is no easy way to revert to pie as your default browser. I have had to resort to some pretty tedious registry hacking.

Have you succeeded? Please post so others may use the solution as well

DeeCee52

the opera wedsite has a detailed description of the registry hacks that. are needed. I'm responding from my PDA, So I can not post the link, but it is on one of the last pages of the main opera issues thread.

uMP2k

Originally Posted by Jukov

Have you succeeded? Please post so others may use the solution as well

The instructions I followed can be found HERE on the Mobility Today website.

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