MikeUnwired

Does anyone know the right answer? Does the hx4700 have an ARM or ARM4I? Is there a better choice out there than the actual Citrix-branded client for tunneling into a Citrix-based system via Pocket PC?

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rob1303

Originally Posted by MikeUnwired

Does anyone know the right answer? Does the hx4700 have an ARM or ARM4I? Is there a better choice out there than the actual Citrix-branded client for tunneling into a Citrix-based system via Pocket PC?

Mike - I thought this deserved a 'bump' as I don't even understand the question

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Rob

MikeUnwired

Originally Posted by rob1303

Mike - I thought this deserved a 'bump' as I don't even understand the question

Let's see if I can ask the questions better...

1. Does the HP iPAQ hx4700 have an ARM or ARM4I processor? The question may seem simple, but Citrix has a paragraph devoted to helping Pocket PC users try to find the difference through their ABOUT screen. In the event that you can't tell from the ABOUT screen, which you can't on the hx4700, you have to ask people that have way more technical knowledge of the processors than I.
2. Is there a Citrix client program for Pocket PC -- specifically units running WM2003SE that is better than the one that Citrix has posted on their web site?

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mental ambiguity

I'd love an answer to number two. I tried using the one on the Citrix website, and I can get the login screen, but I can't type in any login info or such! Crazy stuff! Needless to say, I removed it and haven't used it since.

From what I've been able to find, it looks like it's just ARM. Intel states it's ARM-based, but doesn't get into any further detail then that.

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asmith1972

Did anyone ever find out which Citrix client you need? I get the same problem with the keyboard not being recognised in Citrix.

mental ambiguity

I've been hunting for a while and still haven't found much. There's a couple of "solutions" in the Citrix forums, but nothing that seems to do the trick. So, I just gave up for now.

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littleslippy

Use terminal services (remote desktop)
Works a treat