PIE Temp files

wired57 · 11-17-03, 08:45 PM

is there a way to limit the amount of temp internet files pie stores? I cleaned mine out manually today, and I had over 15 megs of them. if anyone knows how to put a limit on it, that would be useful.

running mm2003 on a axim x5 advanced

wired57 · 11-18-03, 08:54 PM

nothing yet?, dose no one surf the web on thier pda?

wired57 · 11-20-03, 08:34 PM

well, I gusse I'm stuck with this bug, and I'll learn how to write software to fix it.

joelw135 · 11-21-03, 09:37 AM

Wher does PIE store the internet temp files?

11-21-03, 10:15 PM

In the windows folder, second to last folder in the listing.

there is also a temp folder in My Device.

joelw135 · 11-21-03, 10:30 PM

I received the following E-mail from the programers of PIEPlus.

Thank you for contacting us.

PIEPlus does not use temporary files. If you get a loss of storage
space, it may be caused by memory leakage of PIEPlus.

I'm sorry for the problem and we'll try to solve this issue and update
next version.

Best regards,

---
ReenSoft Support
mailto:support@reensoft.com
http://www.reensoft.com/

Magicmonger · 11-21-03, 11:05 PM

Thats cool at least your got an individual type of response instead of an automated response. Hopefully, the next version will take care of your problems.

joelw135 · 11-24-03, 08:36 AM

Here is the latest from PIEPlus, and it helps some what.

Memory leak problem is only guess now. We're not confident whether it is
memory leak or other problem. We should test more for this problem.

Anyway, have you ever deleted Temporary Internet Files by tapping
[Tools]->[Options...]->[Delete Files] in PIE? Temporary Internet Files
will be increased when you surf the web.

We'll keek trying to remove the problem if it is due to memory leak
problem.

Best regards,

---
ReenSoft Support
mailto:support@reensoft.com
http://www.reensoft.com/

11-24-03, 11:23 AM

i heard about registry hacking and getting temp saved to sd card.. anybody kno??

jhayter · 11-24-03, 11:38 AM

I suggest you download this add in from the MS PPC support site:

<a href=http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/resources/downloads/pocketpc/powertoys.mspx>Microsoft Internet Explorer Tools for Pocket PCs</a>
This PowerToy allows you to adjust Internet Explorer settings on your Pocket PC. You can enable/disable JScript support, as well as changing the amount of storage available for temporary Internet files.