I've seen some screen shots with a Power icon on the systray. Is that a full power off icon? If so, where can I get that? I hate the fact that I have to hold the power button down for a second or two and then hit "Ok" when the screen telling me that any unsaved items will be lost.

Z.

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I'm looking for a program that has the Full Power Off icon located on the systray. Look at the picture below. I apologize to the author of the photo for using it without permission, but this was the best way to get my point across.

Z.

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If your Axim gives you lip, Axe'em

That is HandyMenu by DinarSoft. That icon can be set to do the power off as a "quick action", but can also pop up a menu with many system choices such as soft/hard reset, screen rotation, and quick access to various control panel applets. It's a very nice program and I bought it after trialing it for 10 minutes. Never regretted it.

www.dinarsoft.com

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Thanks! I'm gonna get it!

Z.

If your Axim gives you lip, Axe'em

Rather than a software icon, I just use the actual power button. Setting the password brings up an option that can be checked, "Prompt if device unused for x minutes. Selecting Zero for the minutes provides an immediate shut-off and lock.

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