Okay... so I have a couple odd problems with my x50v. Mind you, I just got it last week, and I've done about a thousand soft resets on it, and I just wore down the battery all the way and it's recharging now... but anyway...

Why is it that sometimes (it's only done it a couple times, but still...), when I press the "enable wireless" button, it turns on bluetooth instead of wifi? 0_o

Also, on the "home" screen, the contacts and calendar buttons don't respond, and they have the windows icon, and they don't open when I press them. If I press the hardware buttons, or start them from the start menu, they're fine... but the home screen is messed up.

Can anyone help?

"A successful man is one who can build a firm foundation from the bricks that others throw at him..."

Dell Axim x50v
1GB Secure Digital Card
1GB CompactFlash Card
Linksys USBBT100 Bluetooth Adaptor
Blackberry Pearl

OK, I don't like the Home screen because it's not very friendly (IMO).

Anyway, to fix the flag icon issue, go to the Home app, use the menu at the bottom to get to the group that the shortcut is really stored in (the calendar, for instance, is under 'Main'), click 'Option' - 'Delete', select the shortcut(s) you want to delete (the ones giving you a flag icon), press the 'Delete' button, click 'OK', click 'New', click 'Browse', change the file format to 'exe', select 'Windows' in the 'Folder' box, pick the calendar and whatever else.

Now, for the disclaimer, it seems the 'Home' app cannot get more than one folder deep. It also appears that some of the items pre-populated in the Home app were links to links, meaning if you re-organized your Start menu into sub-folders the links in the Home app would be broken, or if you replace the built in calendar.exe with PI the calendar.lnk in the windows directory that was more than likely linked to in the Home app would be hosed. So, here is a work around...

- Make a folder under the root of your PPC called something like 'Shortcuts'.
- Make a shortcut to all the apps on your PPC that you like in that folder.
- go to your Home app and make whatever groups you want and use the LNK filter and the 'Shortcuts' folder (the one you made earlier) to add items to each group.


Someone else with more experience in the Home app may be of more service, however...