Re: Ipaq H4355 Operating System Backup


Generally they're called "battery eliminators" for whatever reason, since
they don't "eliminate" the need for a battery!

I'm emailing several ebay sellers who sell eliminators to see if
they carry one for Ipaq h4355, because no hits so far.

They probably are, according to Activesync. AS only syncs mail in
Outlook's main "Inbox"- not any other Inboxes (like Inboxes under
individual accounts.
Sure. Given that your 4355 has WiFi, I don't see the need for "synching" e-
mail with your PC- that's a holdover from the days when PPCs had no other
connectivity except desktop sync. With WiFi, you can update your GMail
whenever you're near WiFi.

Right you are. I managed to get 3 gmail accounts sync'ing just fine,
on my wifi connection through my linksys router.
I expect ActiveSync to only work with one solo Gmail account from
now on, and like you said only from the one inbox folder.
(darn. . . )

I use QMail- it's free, and handles e-mail, Usenet (I'm posting this with
my WM6 phone,) and RSS.

I'm checking it out. (Pen in hand..Qmail....nyditot....vbar....
google pocket pc task manager....)

Your settings are probably just wrong. GMail requires SSL for Outgoing, (I
don't remember if 2003 handles SSL- on newer devices it's under the
Outgoing Settings Button that's greyed-out unless you select "Use Separate
Settings for Outgoing"

Yea, that's got my stumped so far. By far the biggest problem
tonight.
I went back to it after your post, and there aren't any "SSL" options
on
WM2003 far as I can see, but yes, in Outlook on my desktop that was
enabled before it could work.

Oh noooo, I hope this doesn't mean I can never send emails on my
new ipaq h4355.....(I know the web based ones are covered)....
oh my....maybe an addon/applet to add ssl funcationality....
sounds like another thread


2. Any way to get a landscape mode? Annoying when on WLAN and I have
to scroll left, right, left, right, left right.
Not without 3rd-party apps (NYDITOT, for example.) Landscape didn't go
"native" until WM2003SE (Second Edition.)

And I have to flash my ROM if I want to upgrade, right?
Is it worth it? Benefits?

3rd-party. Google Pocket PC Task Manager. There are zillions of free
ones. I like vBar- it's small and adds a tiny battery level and memory
usage icon up next to the "X".

Speaking of which, what top 5 to 10 websites do you
recommend for free but powerful/useful/practical pocket
pc apps? I'm big on productivity software, not so much
with games, battery drain and all.

God no! The display is tiny as it is!

Yea, got a point there.

5.: What in the world is the difference between "Ipaq Main Memory"
and "Ipaq File Store"?

Main Memory is battery-backed RAM, File Store is permanent memory (sort of
a tiny "SD card" built in to the device.)
(I tend to use SD card to be safe, however)
SD cards can go bad! I used to occasionally copy my Backup file to my
Axim's file store as a redundant backup.

I'll use File Store from now on then. Along with the SD card.
Space permitting, I'll copy the backup file to my file store
too.

Why would you need several Zunes? Coulden't help but wonder.

On a long plane ride, the family that
avoids each other doesn't annoy each other! ;-)

Words to live by.

Only one thing I forgot to ask (and a few thousand more)...
because my logic is rooted in desktops and laptops....
where do I monitor "harddrive" space? Can I install
software on an SD card and slide it in when I want to
use it? Or am I always taking from the "HD" space, like
in a desktop/laptop?....I know where to monitor memory
space.

Maybe this device will prove more useful than I thought.
Hm, 4 years ahead, provided 801.2b doesn't become
unavailable when new standards kick in and backwards
compatibility is not there.

(Jeff silently thinks, 'I've got to find that AA battery
pack.....would ease a lot of concerns.')




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