AKAJohnDoe

I have a registry entry on my WM2K3.2 X50V that I can delete and it will come back upon a soft reset.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Developer One, Inc.

It has a subkey for Agenda Fusion. I do not have Agenda Fusion on my PDA.

Where is this coming from?

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callmemoe

Originally Posted by AKAJohnDoe

I have a registry entry on my WM2K3.2 X50V that I can delete and it will come back upon a soft reset. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Developer One, Inc. It has a subkey for Agenda Fusion. I do not have Agenda Fusion on my PDA. Where is this coming from?

You know, I have always wondered that myself. I never had Agenda Fusion installed on my x50v.

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AKAJohnDoe

I am thinking that SBSH PocketBreeze is creating this key in order to have an anchor for the choices of PIMs it supports (which are the default, PocketInformant, and AgendaFusion).

If I delete the keys from the registry and soft reset they come back.

If I delete the keys from the registry, deselect PocketBreeze as a Today plug-in, and soft reset they are not there. However, If I then subsequently reselect PocketBreeze as a Today plug-in the keys are then there again, even without another soft reset.

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MerlinAZ

PocketBreeze may put some entries into the registry regarding PIM's so it can hook into the API's if you have them installed.

AKAJohnDoe

That is how it appears, which also makes a great deal of sense. It would be the most effective and efficient method.

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