juanpa74

Just checked.
It is not in the changeslog. You have to go to the Windows Mobile 5 and download.

PS: btw all my subscribed threads have disappeared. Anybody could tell me how/why?thanks.

Haesslich

I saw - and when I tried DLing it last night, it said the file didn't exist.

kulnet

Thanks for the heads up. Downloading now.

Haesslich

I saw this last night myself - the download's actually THERE now, so I was able to DL it. No visible changes so far - bit speedier, but the Text Input problem with anything but default Windows interfaces is NOT fixed.

speedy1979

Any updates anyone figure out what was changed. I certainly didn't notice any changes.

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Noah59

Originally Posted by juanpa74

Just checked. It is not in the changeslog. You have to go to the Windows Mobile 5 and download. PS: btw all my subscribed threads have disappeared. Anybody could tell me how/why?thanks.

My guess is that the forum software was updated and somehow... I'm just guessing here.....

P.S. What do you think of Opera? I'm thinking of purchasing a license.

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Haesslich

Opera's great for some things - for reformatting a page so it's readable on a PDA screen, it's superior to NetFront. Also, Netfront wouldn't handle some Javascript-enabled pages which I use to check on certain forms... but Opera handled them without even a shiver (Netfront just flat-out refused to render the page, saying the Javascript was incompatible - Opera simply drew the page and ran the scripts without a problem).

I use them both - Netfront because it works with Tengo, and because it delivers a better 'desktop' experience (it looks the way the designer intended it to, more often than not, and it seems to handle frames and multiple page elements better. Opera, on the other hand, is the Javascript king - it was the only mobile browser I have which was able to successfully render Javascript-enabled online forms. All of the rest (PIE, NetFront 3.3) failed to even load the page, simply saying that the browser didn't support the page.