nadeller

Does anybody know of a reliable screen rotate utility (freeware??) that will work with my X5 PC2002?

I've seen references in older threads to Pocketop drivers that were available, but not now.

Is there a download site somewhere that might have this or similar? Will it work with PC2002?

Can I update to a later PC200x which has it built in, or is my X5 too old or is it unadvisable? ?


Nadeller
AXIM X5 400
PC2002
Haicom 203E GPS,
Mapopolis European

KPDUTY

If your running PPC2002, the pocketop driver would work (it's out there if you search hard enough).

If your running WM2003, the pocketop driver doesn't support screen rotation. Your best bet is the commercially available NYDITOT.

http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showt...d=1#post691877

Originally Posted by nadeller

Does anybody know of a reliable screen rotate utility (freeware??) that will work with my X5 PC2002? I've seen references in older threads to Pocketop drivers that were available, but not now. Is there a download site somewhere that might have this or similar? Will it work with PC2002? Can I update to a later PC200x which has it built in, or is my X5 too old or is it unadvisable? ? Nadeller AXIM X5 400 PC2002 Haicom 203E GPS, Mapopolis European

nadeller

Thanks for that.
Been serching for the Pocketop driver for sometime but all leads so far have drawn a blank. Any ideas?

KPDUTY

A search of this site for "pocketop driver" returned this:

http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showt...ocketop+driver

In that thread was this:

http://www.kpda.com/event/pocketop_d...18&small_idx=3

(Search is a good thing . . . try it)

Originally Posted by nadeller

Thanks for that. Been serching for the Pocketop driver for sometime but all leads so far have drawn a blank. Any ideas?

nadeller

Originally Posted by KPDUTY

A search of this site for "pocketop driver" returned this: http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showt...ocketop+driver In that thread was this: http://www.kpda.com/event/pocketop_d...18&small_idx=3 (Search is a good thing . . . try it)

I agree search is a wonderful thing, I had found the first link but I could not access it, one of my blanks! I get a message stating "you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons: blah blah" .

The second link does work, Thanks.