Is there any way to add my X1 to my home network so i can browse and open files on my desktop and laptop?
Resco Explorer
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I use resco explorer for this...
Nigel
How about you just install the software that comes with the phone (ActiveSync).... Works perfectly for me, and I can drag&drop.
xperian said:
How about you just install the software that comes with the phone (ActiveSync).... Works perfectly for me, and I can drag&drop.
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I think he'd like to use his wifi
maybe he wanna use wireless
Resco works great over wifi, but it can be a little slow on first-connect.
its very easy to browse network files using total commander which is freeware.
open it go to \\plugins (or type \\\ in the addressbar) then select LAN and follow through the options pretty straight forward
you can also enable the network folder through any file browser, but i can never remember the correct reg entry for it as i tend to enable it using sktools
try the htc network cab works great
Resco works geat cheers guys!
just the normal explorer, type plugins and then lan followed by the name of your pc. no problem so far with this since 2 ppcs.
Is there any VGA finger friendly file explorer...?
THNX
RESCO file explorer
yeh try resco and set icons to large etc
yepp resco file explorer excellent app
been using resco since they launched the new finger friendly version.... I guess its the best there is so far
Thx guys, I got it now - very cool app.
Hi guys!
Just wanted to know: is there a finger-freiendly alternative for the windows mobile file browser?
One with HUGE (touchable) files/directories, cool graphics and fluid iPhone like scrolling?
Resco Explorer is for me best file explorer, and there is touch optimized mode.
Resco Explorer is for me the best file explorer, and there is touch optimized mode.
VanKurt said:
Hi guys!
Just wanted to know: is there a finger-freiendly alternative for the windows mobile file browser?
One with HUGE (touchable) files/directories, cool graphics and fluid iPhone like scrolling?
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the latest resco file explorer has finger frienly mode wich is what i use and it has the most options all around
Hell yeah, that looks cool. Thanks!
I wish Resco would make the 'send to/copy to' window finger friendly, choosing where to copy or move is a nightmare without using the d-pad
An other finger friendly explorer is FileExplorer http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=508139&highlight=throttle+explorer
Mapping network drive problem - I can't seem to map a drive using Resco Explorer 2008 or File Manager to Windows 7. Resco Explorer just crashes and file manager via VPN keeps on behaving like my credentials are incorrect but I have tried every combination I can think of and nothing works. Can anyone help? I have got RDP to work, but not Resco
What file explorer does everyone use? I use Resco but just wondered if there was a more slicker looking one out there?
i use gsfinder, not the best looking but most functional and free
I use total commander, once again not great looking, but it is free and it is fast, also has a registry edit facitility
i like resco explorer 2010 the best IMO
but its for pay
after that total commander
File Explorer - For its ability to send via Bluetooth
GS Finder - Because it's touch friendly for general cut/copy/paste
Total Commander - For its registry editor
Yes I do use all three, every day
cozzykim said:
File Explorer - For its ability to send via Bluetooth
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Gsfinder can do this.
bbobeckyj said:
Gsfinder can do this.
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Yeah as in >File>Send To>Send via IR. - Doesn't work for me
I used GS Finder all the time on my Polaris and Diamond, but it just sticks in "searching" on the HD2, I assumed the HD2's different BT stack was the problem, unless it's my laptop's Linux BT.
Maybe I should boot XP to try it. Now then - where's my inhaler
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Yeah as in >File>Send To>Send via IR. - Doesn't work for me
I used GS Finder all the time on my Polaris and Diamond, but it just sticks in "searching" on the HD2, I assumed the HD2's different BT stack was the problem, unless it's my laptop's Linux BT.
Maybe I should boot XP to try it. Now then - where's my inhaler
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Going off topic here. I assume this is the HD2's problem. All the .exes I have to toggle the bluetooth don't work with the HD2, they do nothing.
+1 for Resco Explorer. It's not free, but it's worth it.
vponomarev said:
+1 for Resco Explorer. It's not free, but it's worth it.
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I think the same ...
+1
i like resco explorer one of the best finger friendly file explorer out there although you have to pay for it but its worth it .. and before i used resco explorer i used file extension which pretty much just gave some additional options to the original explorer
Resco please,it looks good and is finger friendly. Plus Resco photo maneger (latest ver) is quiet nice.
cozzykim said:
File Explorer - For its ability to send via Bluetooth
GS Finder - Because it's touch friendly for general cut/copy/paste
Total Commander - For its registry editor
Yes I do use all three, every day
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Can you upload them please...or at least GS and TOtal?
Thanks a lot!
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Can you upload them please...or at least GS and TOtal?
Thanks a lot!
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To lazy to go to freewareppc.com and type in their names? Probably would work on google.com to. Yes I verified both were findable.
windows File explorer with fexploreext
and totalcommander for registry editing
total commander for me
Totaly Total Commander. File explorer, Registry editor, FTP browser all in one. What more could you ask for. You want it to be free? Oh okay. It's that too.
fexplorerext
Som30ne said:
windows File explorer with fexploreext
and totalcommander for registry editing
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+1 for fexplorerext
It is light, can create and send shortcuts to pgm folder, shows hidden files and integrates with file explorer.