mbloof

I was really excited when I ran across this little option, however it is presently DISABLED with a "temporary disabled for WM5 users" message.

Any word on when this feature/option will be ENABLED?

If we can't backup "all", why not provide checkboxes or some way to automate backing up 'almost all' in chunks?

BTW: Just installed upgrade, the 'cookie' icon dident make it.

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mbloof
about Cookies icon:
You not see icon because old skticons dll not included it.
Enable "delete skticons.dll after sktools exit" in options exit and run
again sktools, or manually delete \windows\skticons.dll file.

about full backup and wm2005:
this option disabled because current realisation not guarantee 100% restore for all wm2005 devices. We are still working...
You can enable it and use ON YOUR RISK.
For this need create DWORD registry value
<ask us by mail for know this value>
BUT THIS ON YOUR RISK!

Haesslich

Originally Posted by CharlyV

Can you make following: Start SKTools Go into Process option Action > Save list... > Give a name for the list and save it Go into Today Plugins option Action > Save list... > Give a name for the list and save it Send us the saved lists to check > support2@s-k-tools.com Pls try also to disable Wisbar Advance 2 to check FreeUp RAM again. Do you have SPB PocketPlus installed ?

I don't have PocketPlus installed - just Wisbar Advance 2, and I'm not using the plugin. I was running FreeUp RAM from the Start Menu. I'll save the processes list, and send it over when I get a chance. :D

Note Running it from within SK Tools' Process list freed up about a meg's worth of RAM (1260000), without locking things up. The only thing I did different from last time was turn off the wireless stack, and run it from SK Tools instead of the Program Menu's 'FreeUP RAM' option.

I suspect the problem is the Today PanelLITE plugin from Rhino Software has a memory meter.. and running it from the Program List with that in the foreground caused the issue, as SK suspected. Works well without doing a total soft reset, now. :D

jcpfish

What is the advantage of changing the IP multicasting from 2 (both sending and receiving) to 0 (no multicast support)? I I change it to 0 will I lose any functionality?

SK Software

jcpfish
Grows shorter time and facility of the processor resources on processing and sending on network broadcast packets. Also it is better on considerations of safety. If you do not use your PDA for receiving broadcast data in your local-area network - it must not cause the problems.