I have a mdb database I would like to convert so it can be used on my 8125 WM5.
In the header of a database that is usable in my 8125, it says:
"SSCE Database"
Is there an easy desktop application I can use to convert the database?
Thank You
Is there a difficult way to do this? Anyone?
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Apologies in advance if this is a basic question, but I didn't see this on a casual search.
Can one decertify a HTC Wizard, where it can run any program, not just ones signed by T-mobile's certificates, without needing to re-flash?
Would Resco Explorer's registry editor be able to edit the values setting it to execute any program? (Changing the value contained in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Policies\Policies\0000101a to 1 basically)
Thanks in advance.
mlts22 said:
Apologies in advance if this is a basic question, but I didn't see this on a casual search.
Can one decertify a HTC Wizard, where it can run any program, not just ones signed by T-mobile's certificates, without needing to re-flash?
Would Resco Explorer's registry editor be able to edit the values setting it to execute any program? (Changing the value contained in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Policies\Policies\0000101a to 1 basically)
Thanks in advance.
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yes thats the right reg tweak
Hi,
Does anyone have any information regarding the vol file formats (primarily 3.x but any v will do as a start)? I'd like to be able to read from them programatically.
Ta
file .vol should be database.
use EDB API funtions to open and read values inside.
ps: EDB for WM5, CEDB for WM2003
i hope this help you
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hi everyone,
i was'n able to find the file(s), where the incomming sms-data is stored. are they accessable directly from the xda/pda/... or via activesync-connection? can i get any access to these sms?
i'm using the excalibur with wm6.
thanx, dess
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no ideas?
They're not just in a folder. They're stored in some kind of datafile.
I don't know where unfortunately. You can find more info on this at the MSDN.
Hmm, seems that \PIM.VOL contains the contacs etc. but it seems, like this file don't saves the SMS.
So any suggestions, where to find the "SMS"-datafile?
By the way, does anybody know where to find some information about the structure of PIM.VOL?
Regards, dEsS
For the info about the PIM.VOL structure you have to be at the MSDN. There you can find all information about how to access them. (this is also possible with .NET Compact Framework)
Edit: maybe you'll find something usefull over here: http://search.msdn.microsoft.com/se...ery=access+sms+store&refinement=55&lang=en-us
\CEMAIL.VOL as far as i know, look into that file name, are you trying to backup your sms's ?
Can I modifiy database .vol as pim.vol?
Wich software?
Use Pocket Outlook Object Model.
Its more better then functions for (C)EDB format - http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms886013.aspx
Thansk for your reply.
But i'm not able to coding.
There is a software that do this?
You can try database explorer -http://www.sweb.cz/eXEden/Download/CeDbExplorer.ARM.CAB.
Hovewer I don't know if db explorer works as expected on Windows Mobile 5,6..
hi buddies, does anyone one know how to hack an app? for example, change a predefined （hard coded) path like "\storage card" to any other locations. I tried to use hex editor but couldn't find any paths hard coded. I know there's a program called "Olly Debugger" for Win32 which can change binary code to machine code. However it doesn't support PPC applications. Can anyone help?
Many thanks!!
If the path does not appear in the executable then it is not hard coded in the program.
Hard coded strings, string tables, static data and the like, get bundled together by the linker into a separate data segment. They would all appear in the same area within the exe.
The program is probably using FindFirstFlashCard() and FindNextFlashCard() functions to emumerate storage devices. "Storage Card" would be returned by this/these function(s) at run time.
Another reason may be that the executable has been 'signed'. In this case the code is encrypted with the certificate so the hard coded stuff cannot be seen. Altering the code here will invalidate the checksum and the operating system will refuse to run it.
hi stephj, thanks for your info! finally i can figure out the location is hard coded in a dll file instead.
btw do you know how to convert a module (in the form of folders) into a binary dll?
thanks!!
Not quite certain what you mean. A DLL file is the same structure as a .EXE except that it does not have a WinMain() function that a .EXE file has that the loader calls once it is loaded.
Once a DLL is loaded the loader can resolve the real address(es) of its exported function(s).
sorry, i was talking about the modules in rom cooking. after dumping the rom, some DLLs appear in the form of modules (which are folders). what I want to know is the ways to convert these folders into binary files.
In that case it's over to the chefs. My expertise is in the area of application development.
Thanks stephj!!
To convert module to file, look for recmod
It will give you a plain .exe/.dll you want to modify.
After you do it, restore it using reversmod