http://maniac.fschreiner.de/content/view/7/15/
With SmartJournal, you can keep track of your phone calls at all times.
It takes the call log of your phone and transfers it into the Outlook journal.
Credits for the idea go to Paul O'Brien who posted an utility which does the same here - unfortunately this one did (and does) not work with non-English versions of Microsoft Outlook, so the tool posted here is a rewrite from scratch.
System requirements
Tobe able to run SmartJournal, you need the following:
Windows 2000/XP/2003
1MB free hard disk space
Microsoft Outlook (2003 tested, but 2000/XP should also work)
ActiveSync installed
As it is build with Visual Studio 2005, you the redistributables pack is needed. To install this, you need:
Windows Installer 3.1
Redristributables pack
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Hi,
I've been using emBedded visual C++ for 2-3 years writing application for pocket PC ( Mainly Ipaq'a).
I've recentrly invested in a Xda but when I attempt to "update my remote output file" from with embedded VC ++" i get the following error:
" Microsoft Active sync connection server failed, Please make sure active sync is running and retry the download etc.."
Of course Activate sync is running, and running correctly, Has anyone had this issue before ?
I can manually copy my executable to my device and run it,but then I can't debug. I'm in the process of download VC 4.0 and going to try that, but really wold like to runing in under the 3.0 version.
Any comments would be appreicated.
Bad news dude, eVC++ works only with PocketPC 2000 + 2002. The development environment you'll need to develop on 2003+ is either eVC++ 4.0 or Microsoft Visual Studio.NET.
Thanks for the update,
I've installed Embedded VC 4.0 and the SP3, Now I can download to my XDA which is great.
Now I want to maintain backwards compatiable and download to my ipaqs in 2002, I can't change the actiive configuration to PPC2002
Is there a way to compile my application for both 2002 and 2003 using VC 4.0 or do I need to maintain both IDE's
Sorry but there's no way to maintain both 2K2 and 2K3 targets from eVC 4. You can have the same set of source code but eVC 3 + 4 have different project file types. Have a project per IDE containing the same source code. Just remember when you add files to the project you're working on, remember to add the files to the other platform's project as well.
Happy coding!
-Timbo.
I've tried to install .NET CF v2 on my Qtek 9000. (NETCFSetupv2.msi) . It gives me "Application manager cannot install this application on your mobile device due to an invalid setup file. Reinstall and try again". Did anybody manage to install .NET CF v2 ?
I had real troubles with this! I asked a friedn at Microsoft and his advice was to check that ANY .NET files that had been installed were DELETED before trying again. When an install fails on this it leaves asome bits hanging around and then the next try fails!
I cleaned any .NET stuff off, installed again and WOOHOO it worked!
It doesn't works. I found the damn thing (netcfagl1_0.dll) in the Windows folder. I was able only to see it (could not copy or move it, (even tried to change properties with Total Commander CE)). The file still remains "protected". Strangely I can't see it with "Explore PocketPC" from ActiveSync even with "Show hidden files and folders" and with "Hide protected operating system files" unselected.
YOOHOO!! I did it!
I found an article and bang! http://pluralsight.com/blogs/jimw/archive/2005/10/12/15504.aspx
I’ve wanted to get this post out for a couple of weeks but I guess better late then never.
A lot of you may have heard of the great Pocket PC device offer that was announced at PDC. At the event, Microsoft was subsidizing the sale of a limited number of iMate Jasjar Pocket PC Phone Edition devices at a remarkably discounted price of US$149. This price represents a more then 85% discount off of the list price of US$1,180.
The iMate Jasjar is quite cool because it has a high-resolution display (640 x 480) that can be viewed in both landscape and portrait. It also has a QWERTY keyboard, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPRS phone, 520MHz processor and has two, count ‘em, two cameras. And what makes it especially cool is that runs Windows Mobile 5.0 so it supports all of the latest Windows Mobile 5.0 managed APIs. Basically it’s a pretty cool device offering all the latest and greatest features. (see pictures)
Since PDC is a developer event, many of the folks who were lucky enough to successfully purchase one of the Jasjar devices wanted to try using Visual Studio 2005 to build a .NET CF 2.0 app and run it on their new device. For the people who didn’t have device experience, successfully building their first WM 5.0/.NET CF 2.0 app required a little more housekeeping to get started then they realized.
What I’d like to go over in this post is two of the more common issues I saw people encounter in trying to build their first .NET CF 2.0/Windows Mobile 5.0 application and run it on a real device.
Visual Studio 2005 doesn’t support Windows Mobile 5.0 out of the box.
As bizarre as this may sound its true. When you install Visual Studio 2005 it automatically installs .NET CF 2.0 along with the Pocket PC 2003 SE and Smartphone 2003 SE SDKs. It does not install the Windows Mobile 5.0 SDK. As a result you can’t build applications that take advantage of the Windows Mobile 5.0 APIs. To do so requires that you download and install the Windows Mobile 5.0 SDK for Pocket PC and/or the Windows Mobile 5.0 SDK for Smartphone. Once those SDKs are installed you can build Windows Mobile 5.0 projects that can access the Windows Mobile 5.0 managed libraries. If you install both of the 5.0 SDKs you’ll also add about 10 more emulators representing the various Windows Mobile 5.0 device form factors.
The absence of Windows Mobile 5.0 from Visual Studio 2005 isn’t a pre-release issue. Last I heard, it’s very unlikely that that the Windows Mobile 5.0 SDKs will be included in the RTM version of Visual Studio 2005 either. I’ve never heard an official reason for why the SDKs aren’t included but the prevailing theory is their size. Apparently the combined size of the two SDKs is large enough that if included, the Visual Studio 2005 install would no longer fit on a single DVD which would of course significantly complicate the production and distribution. Again just a theory, but if its true leaving the 5.0 SDKs as separate downloads does make sense.
Running a .NET CF 2.0 application on a WM 5.0 device, throws an exception indicating that a newer version of .NET CF is required.
There are actually two issues at work here. First, Windows Mobile 5.0 devices ship with .NET CF 1.0 SP3 installed in ROM, not .NET CF 2.0 therefore before a .NET CF 2.0 app can be launched .NET CF 2.0 must be installed. When Visual Studio 2005 would push the .NET CF 2.0 CAB file down to the device and attempt to initiate the CAB install onto the device, the installation of .NET CF 2.0 fails because of the new WM 5.0 security model.
As many of you probably know, one of the big changes in Pocket PC 5.0 was the addition of the one-tier security model (as opposed to the two-tier model on Smartphone 5.0). One of the features of the new security model is that remote actions performed on the device by the desktop can be restricted. In the case of the Beta 2 or pre-September CTP versions of .NET CF 2.0, the CAB file is signed by a test certificate that is not recognized by the Pocket PC 5.0 device. As a result,the remote installation fails.
The best way to eliminate this problem is to upgrade your Visual Studio 2005 installation to either RC1 or to a September or later CTP. In these newer versions of Visual Studio 2005, the .NET CF 2.0 CAB file is signed by a properly trusted cert and therefore installs fine. If you don’t have access to a newer version of Visual Studio 2005 you can still get around the installation problem by using either the Mobile Device folder on My Computer or the ActiveSync Explore feature to manually copy the .NET CF 2.0 CAB file1 down to the device. Once you’ve copied the CAB file down to the Pocket PC you can then use the File Explorer on the Pocket PC to launch the CAB file manually by just tapping on the file name. Now the CAB is still signed by an unknown cert but because you’re launching the installation interactively you are simply prompted with a warning indicating that the signer is unknown and then asked if it is OK to proceed. Simply select “Yes” and the CAB is installed as normal. Your .NET CF 2.0 app will now run fine.
Wow – there was still a bunch more stuff I wanted to talk about but this is already longer then I meant for it to be - Check out the pics of the Jasjar below if you haven't already.
1C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SmartDevices\SDK\CompactFramework\2.0\WindowsCE\wce500\armv4i\NETCFv2.wm.armv4i.cab
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I am looking for a way to sync ical with my tasks and appointments on my phone. Ive found software online and whatnot, but nothing for 5.0. anyone know of anything? I would really appreciate it.
Missing Sync for Windows Mobile
I'm using Missing Sync for Windows Mobile on my OS X MBP. It works great and you can install .cab applications with it as well. Unfortunately you still need a windows machine/install to install the .exe stuff but I've found most software vendors for PPC apps supply a .cab install option now as well.
http://www.markspace.com/missingsync_windowsmobile.php
cool ill track down a PC and try it out. THanks!
You won't need a PC to install Missing Sync, it's a Mac universal binary. What I was speaking of are applications for the PPC device that require you to run an executable on a host PC (windows) to then install the application on to your device. However I just found this on another forum and I think I'm going to give it a try.
File Juicer - one of the features is "Extract CAB files from Pocket PC self installing EXE files" once you have the .cab you can install the application via missing sync.
http://echoone.com/filejuicer/
oh I think i found this once, but 40$ and no trial scared me...
I searched the archives but wasn't able to find anything, hence the new post.
I have an ATT Tilt and I am using it on a Windows Vista (Ultimate) PC. The folder Sync implementation with the Vista Sync center just sux.
So I am looking for a app that would let me sync any folder on the Tilt (including one on the SD Card) with any folder on the PC.
Thanks.
Denis
Try mobSync - but I have not verified it's functionality under Vista.
Good call...
RStein said:
Try mobSync - but I have not verified it's functionality under Vista.
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I also use MobSync and on Vista Ultimate:
http://doosoft.seesaa.net/category/1089151-1.html
I don't understand much of what is written on the vendors page (there is an English support Wiki) the software is multilingual on install, so there are no issues using it.
Thanks, mobSync works like a charm...
Got it, does exactly what I need...
Newer versions of Mob Sync are shareware, but if you dig deeper you will find that versions around 0.92 are freeware. It synchronizes arbitrary folders on your PC and mobile device. Can also synchronize files on SD card.
MobSync FREEWARE version
KarhU said:
Newer versions of Mob Sync are shareware, but if you dig deeper you will find that versions around 0.92 are freeware. It synchronizes arbitrary folders on your PC and mobile device. Can also synchronize files on SD card.
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Do you have a link to an older version - cannot find it at their site?
- EDIT - Found it - so here it is...
"With this software you can synchronize any file folder on your Pocket PC (not necessarily \My Documents) with any file folder on your desktop (not necessarily \Pocket_PC My Documents either). It works well and now that it is translated in english it is a must have. Pay attention to very big files, it may stop in the middle of the process and fail to copy (just like ActiveSync).
Note: The latest version is shareware. The free version is v0.9.4,
Hi.
I have installed Intellisync on my device so I could replicate my job email. But the phone keeps rebooting after each sync.
Anyone had the same issue? Or even better, does anyone have a solution for this. It is pretty annoying when my phone reboots 20 times a day. At least...
I am desperately looking for a solution to this as well.
Is there perhaps a setting, that eliminates this reboot?
Why do you use Intellisync? Is it for an yahoo account?
IntelliSync was originally bought for sync'ing a couple of Nokia Communicators directly with our Notes server. But it never really worked...
So I convinced my boss, that a Windows Mobile device would do the job. And it actually does.
I log on to the Notes server, and make a setup for a WM device. Then IntelliSync sends a textmessage with a wap-link for a CAB-file directly to the phone. After installation on the phone, I have a complete Office-package with calendar, contacts, e-mail, etc.
BUT...
The problem is that each time the device has sync'ed, it performs an automatic restart. It can pretty annoying when the device makes 10 restarts, or more, every day.
Upgrade or install Client Patch
What version of the intellisync and client pack are you running? I had this issue on windows mobile devices with a particular version 8 client pack, it was a bug in the windows mobile client install. Nokia released a patch to resolve the issue or you could just upgrade to the latest Server/Client pack which should also do the trick. Info on the patch below, although it says TyTN if i remember correctly it affected my other windows devices as well.
Summary
This is a client patch that resolves a problem with soft resets occurring for the HTC TyTN II (WM) device. This patch is only applicable to Nokia Intellisync Mobile Suite server version 8.0.70.35 (8.0 SP3).
New Features
There are not any new features with this patch only corrections to an identified problem with the Windows Mobile client. Please refer to KB article 1355353 for more information regarding the items which were corrected with this patch.
Requirements
Must have Intellisync Mobile Suite 8.0.70.35 (8.0 SP3) server installed. Please use the following instructions to install the updated client pack to the server:
Stop the Nokia Intellisync Mobile Suite (NIMS) server.
Backup the existing <NIMS HOME>\ClientInstalls\SyncClient\PocketPC2005MTM and <NIMS HOME>\ClientInstalls\SyncClient\Smatrphone2005MTM folders by moving them to another location outside of the <NIMS HOME>\ClientInstalls folder.
Extract the contents of the 8.0.62.2.zip file and copy the patched extracted \ClientInstalls\SyncClient\PocketPC2005MTM and \ClientInstalls\SyncClient\Smatrphone2005MTM folders to the corresponding location on the Nokia Intellisync Mobile Suite server.
Start the Nokia Intellisync Mobile Suite server.
Uninstall and reinstall the Windows Mobile 6 Nokia Intellisync Mobile Suite client to the Windows Mobile devices.
jsplatt said:
What version of the intellisync and client pack are you running? I had this issue on windows mobile devices with a particular version 8 client pack, it was a bug in the windows mobile client install. Nokia released a patch to resolve the issue or you could just upgrade to the latest Server/Client pack which should also do the trick. Info on the patch below, although it says TyTN if i remember correctly it affected my other windows devices as well.
Summary
This is a client patch that resolves a problem with soft resets occurring for the HTC TyTN II (WM) device. This patch is only applicable to Nokia Intellisync Mobile Suite server version 8.0.70.35 (8.0 SP3).
New Features
There are not any new features with this patch only corrections to an identified problem with the Windows Mobile client. Please refer to KB article 1355353 for more information regarding the items which were corrected with this patch.
Requirements
Must have Intellisync Mobile Suite 8.0.70.35 (8.0 SP3) server installed. Please use the following instructions to install the updated client pack to the server:
Stop the Nokia Intellisync Mobile Suite (NIMS) server.
Backup the existing <NIMS HOME>\ClientInstalls\SyncClient\PocketPC2005MTM and <NIMS HOME>\ClientInstalls\SyncClient\Smatrphone2005MTM folders by moving them to another location outside of the <NIMS HOME>\ClientInstalls folder.
Extract the contents of the 8.0.62.2.zip file and copy the patched extracted \ClientInstalls\SyncClient\PocketPC2005MTM and \ClientInstalls\SyncClient\Smatrphone2005MTM folders to the corresponding location on the Nokia Intellisync Mobile Suite server.
Start the Nokia Intellisync Mobile Suite server.
Uninstall and reinstall the Windows Mobile 6 Nokia Intellisync Mobile Suite client to the Windows Mobile devices.
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This seems to be exactly, what I was looking for. Thanks a lot!
Now I just need to find the zip-file, you're referring to. Do I get that from Nokia?
You need a login for support.nokia.com to download the patch. If i get a chance later on today i'll see if i can upload it somwhere for you to download.
That's brilliant! Thanks!
8.0.62.2.zip - 42.64 Mb
Got it!
You're the best!
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tnx in advance
Svedis
Intellisync - file 8.0.62.2.zip
jsplatt said:
8.0.62.2.zip - 42.64 Mb
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Hi,
My name is Caio, i´m brazillian ( because of this my English isn´t very good ). I´m was reading your post about problem with intellisync in Tytn II. I´m needing of file : 8.0.62.2.zip, but your link isn´t working in Sharedzilla. Can you send me this file, please, you´ll help very much!
Thank you,
Caio
Help Me please...
Hi all
I´m needing of file : 8.0.62.2.zip, but your link isn´t working in Sharedzilla. Can you send me this file, please ?
Thanks in advance.
Regards.