stormloader

Originally Posted by jimbo32

Nice list, but why do you install GSFinder in default (I assume you mean RAM) memory? I use it from BIS with no problem.

Oops, you caught an error in my list. I do have GSFinder in my BIS. I will change the list to show this... THANKS!

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PhantomPhreak

Right, ive done that, but now when i go to install the cab file i get the following...

Executable Header found.
Wait while i find CAB...

and then my axim just hangs...doesnt do anything

I have got this installed on my SD card as well, not built in storage!

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Originally Posted by PhantomPhreak

I have got this installed on my SD card as well, not built in storage!

You've got what installed on your SD? CAB installer or BatteryTime?

You have to have BatteryTime installed in your RAM (Default install location). Otherwise it will not work. After you install BatteryTime, you have to soft reset (use your stylus to push the little hole on the back of the Axim). This should be all you have to do to make BatteryTime work if I remember correctly. Make sure this is how you have tried it so far.

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Frenchy

Thansk for sharing this. I was working on the exact same thing today and before posting and put too much work on it I did a search and found your thread. Great minds think alike

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stevenator65

Nice job, very useful. Thanks for taking the time to do it.

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stormloader

Originally Posted by Frenchy

Thanks for sharing this.

Thanks for the support from all of you that this thread has helped! Now all we need is for this thread to get "STICKY" status so that it won't get buried easily... =)

I'll continue to update it as I have many times so far whenever there is a need. Feel free to keep up your suggestions on great applications for this thread.

TW

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flook

excellent info thanks, however the wifi radar link isnt working.

stormloader

Originally Posted by flook

excellent info thanks, however the wifi radar link isnt working.

THANKS for the catch there. I think sometimes my copy/paste does not stick well with this system using URLs. Anyway, the link works now.
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Also now you can see an important UPDATE in the list. Macromedia Flash Player PPC is no longer a free download! Crazy. Way to expand their user baseline eh? They now charge a price very similar to free (if you're Bill Gates) of $499!!!!

Check out my update on the list to see the rest of the info.

Link to download still working though for now:
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flash/pocket_pc/ppc_installers/install_fp6_ppcax_en.zip

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UPDATE:

Flash Player for PPC is free once again (officially). Now if they could just release a new Flash player for 2005!! =)

http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/dev...c_removal.html

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tmuka

thanks for the great list!

stormloader

Originally Posted by tmuka

thanks for the great list!

No problem! Today I added the non-VGA shutdown link and also added RED text so that viewers can easily skim the list without having to read everything to see the good stuff quickly.

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adriana

this list is very helpful snice i am new to axim and a fan to free softwares . i been looking for one of these. thanks!!!!

DeeCee52

Originally Posted by stormloader

I found my Dell CD that came with the Axim so that I could install the Resco Photo Viewer, but then I decided to try out XNPocketView instead. Glad I did because this is a free picture viewer/editor that seems to be better than the Resco product. Resco can view and resize images, but XNPocket can save images in other formats, crop images, adjust brightness/contrast levels, etc. which Resco CANNOT do as far as I can tell! Plus it has the features of Resco like screen capture, photo slideshows, albums, etc. so you don't miss out on those features. They also have similar PC versions if you like their stuff. http://www.xnview.fr/site_uk/Pocket_uk/ --

Wow. Thanks for doin' this. It aughta be a sticky. why didn't i read it before i got my pda?

Some folks might want to have have both viewers available. resco allows you to view converted powerpoint presentations and sync them back and forth between your pc and ppc. for larger presentations it is easier than converting each slide into a jpeg.