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"This program has been developed to give Windows Mobile users the facility to have a very useful and functional tabbed web browser. Other tabbed mobile web browsers are either bulky, slow, or not free. This program is entirely free to use and uses Pocket Internet Explorer to display the web pages.
Features
* Tabbed Browser
* Standard Navigation Buttons (Back, Forward, Refresh, Stop)
* Open links in new tab
* Duplicate tab
* View Source (customise external viewer/editor)
* Remember closed tabs
* Remember typed URLs
* Full Screen mode
* Hide Tabs Option (to increase viewing area)
* Various Tab Options (Close, Close Others, Reload All)
You can download a copy of this freeware here
would rather use spb pocket plus 4
Thanks for sharing this program. I was looking for something simple like this that didn't take over anyother functions on the device. Should work great on my Vogue.
good find will try it out ....thanks
few quetions
I have spb pocket plus installed
& with that i have IE scrolling & "save page" functions. it also has tabs
your software adds the back & forward button bar at bottom which i like
to start your application, i start it seperatly from programs, i was wondering if you can really merge this into the original IE like spb pocket plus
if i have both installed i can have all the features together, including your nice bottom bar
Thanks
seems very nice
keep up the good work
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Does anyone know how to create a shortcut to Settings?
I've just recently bought and installed ProgramMenuPlus to cascade my Start Menu but only thing is that it doesn't handle the Settings menu so I need a shortcut to be placed on the Programs Menu.
Can someone help?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnppcgen/html/ppc_tcuts2.asp
I have all of my control panel plus some extras as a cascading menu in SmallMenu, with icons. If you want, I can zip them up and send them over.
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thanks Vijay, you're a legend on this boards. I managed to work out that with ProgramMenuPlus, you can add an extra icon on top of the normal Start Menu (just like in Seymour) and have dual Start Menus (the MenuPlus & the original Menu).
By the way, am looking thru the list of apps you wrote...I like the VJLumos, it adds that extra brightness at night for reading and makes a good flashlight
Keep up the good work champ!!
I actually use SmallMenu and ProgramMenu.
This is my SmallMenu replacing the start menu. I never use the start menu anymore (and obviously this is without using ToggleToday, for clarity):
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Then I use a much smaller ProgramMenu menu assigned to my contacts key, to just load up PIM stuff etc very quickly, eg calendar, contacts blah blah. That way it's even faster then navigating SmallMenu's submenus... I launch it with my thumb, navigate up/down with dpad and enter. Very quick..I really like SmallMenu.
Thanks for your comments
VJLumos is very much for those who like to live on the edge, but the effect is certainly worth seeing. i wonder why they didn't implement the brighter screen to begin with! I've been doing some slow work to find a better way to implement it, but I'm waiting on some slightly better tools before I can finish it...
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Finger friendly ICQ messenger.
Developer: VirtualProjects
OS: Windows2003, WM5, WM6, WM6.1,
Windows Smartphones (2003 - WM6)
Processor: ARM
Screen: qQVGA, qVGA, VGA, WVGA
Supports downloadable color schemes.
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Features:
- Touch-oriented interface: slide your fingertip in contactlist window horizontally to browse contacts or vertically to browse the messages preview.
- In messages window vertical slide allows you to browse ? conversation, horizontal slide allows to browse smileys.
- Pigeon does not require much system resources: requires only 500KB RAM and runs perfectly on 200MHz CPUs.
- Does not use .NET platform, so works very fast.
- Supports downloadable color schemes and downloadable smiley packs.
- Supports WM 2003, WM5, Windows Mobile 6.0 and Windows Mobile 6.1.
- Intelligently sorts your contact list.
- Few ICQ numbers in one window support.
- Supports fast access through the Home & Today plug-in included.
- Supports hardware keyboards on phones and PDA.
It MAY HAVE BUGS although it has been tested for a long enough time.
Not fully translate - this mean, what some menu and buttons will be empty (without texts) and not tested.
Official english and russian forum here: Get it here for free or Direct download
Hey everybody.
I'm looking for a dev to cooperate with to eliminate all the remaining windows mobile "styled" stuff (notes, explorer, settings etc.) on our htc devices. I say "remaining" because htc has covered up quite a lot now with their own apps.
Here is a concept of what could be the design for the notes app. Tell me any changes you want me to make!
Notes:
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Any developer interested? PM me ...
really great idea what are the various things that needs reskinning. i say you do your work in several steps
1.how about you simply start with re-skinning the programs and settings folders and make the bottom tabs in settings more finger friendly
2. also the dialog boxes are still not finger friendly with the latest tf3d but that was solved with fingermenu1.11
3. reskin the various applications (like appointments, time,phone settings...etc) to be finger friendly
its a really big project really wish you the best of luck.
THE GRIZZ said:
really great idea what are the various things that needs reskinning. i say you do your work in several steps
1.how about you simply start with re-skinning the programs and settings folders and make the bottom tabs in settings more finger friendly
2. also the dialog boxes are still not finger friendly with the latest tf3d but that was solved with fingermenu1.11
3. reskin the various applications (like appointments, time,phone settings...etc) to be finger friendly
its a really big project really wish you the best of luck.
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thank you very much but for the apps I didn't think of new skins, more like new apps.
Picture of my notes concept added.
I'm glad to share with you a new application to manage your contacts, calls and sms.
Fell free to send any feedback.
Highlights:
* Finger friendly controls with fast response
* List controls provide a smooth scroll
* Contacts can be grouped by Company or by Groups (touching the bottom tab Contacts button you can switch the views)
* Sms list
* Phone calls (touching the bottom tab Calls button you can switch calls views: Incoming, Outgoing, Lost, All)
* Keyboard for contacts fast search (press 'Undock' button)
* Favorites can be accessed in iPhone way
* Scroll with the finger or using the right side scrollbar to go to a certain place
* Contact photo display
Download Nektra Contact Manager for Windows Mobile
Screenshots:
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is this for QVGA screens? it shows up very tiny and misaligned on VGA, especially the bottom bar. probably a good idea to resize for all resolutions. scrolls nicely, but misses the mark on my VGA phone because of the sizing issue. Also takes an incredibly long time to load... loading time is very important when dealing with contacts... we want quick access. Just a few pointers, but it's headed in the right direction in my opinion.
Thank you for your comments. I'll be fixing that VGA issue and look to improve the contact startup.
This version is for QVGA screens, I'm currently working in a VGA version.
Update with an Spanish version and some bug fixes:
* Improved load speed.
* When a new sms was clicked, the sms wasn't selected.
Enjoy!
I'm just thinking about all the apps I currently use on my Kaiser and how they'll work on the HD2 and i've got a quick question!
Assuming i leave all the HTC stuff as it is - how will I access apps that I currently access through the quicklaunch bar?
Examples of these apps are:
Magicall (used to screen/block calls)
PhoneWeaver (for customised profiles)
Pocketcontroller (remote desktop)
Also - does anyone know if SBSH's "Calendar Touch" integrates well?
Grateful for any feedback
(here's my current homescreen to show what i mean by the quicklaunch bar - in case i'm naming it wrong!)
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You've got the choice of TouchFLO, Titanium (Windows Default, as it's called), or the old skool Today screen, as you've pictured.
I'd recommend playing with the first 2 before deciding how to set the phone up, as they offer a great deal of choice, especially with the excellent modding community on here.
There's a bunch of "buttons" on the home page of TouchFLO that allow you quick access to apps, contacts, or bookmarks, and you can arrange that as you like, so I assume that will give you the same thing that you currently have.
Hope this helps
Thanks
I know about the application shortcuts - but i'm not sure they'd offer the same functionality. For instance, when i tap on the PhoneWeaver button, it brings up a list of what profiles i can switch to etc, if i make a shortcut, i think it'll just load the program.
BTW remote desktop can be troublesome without stylus. I suggest you try it somehow before you buy it.
Dr.Sid said:
BTW remote desktop can be troublesome without stylus. I suggest you try it somehow before you buy it.
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Oh right, I mean the other way round (remoting onto the phone from the PC)