DCreature
Posts: 276
Location: Australia
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| 04 Jul 2006 7:55 AM |
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Just thought I would start this thread for us to post names of our favorite software compatible with HP iPAQ RW6828, please keep it updated over time, put version numbers if you wish 
Here are my current favorites:
- Resco File Explorer
- Spb Backup
- GPS Speed Sentry
- Magic Button
- LS Dict 2006
Resco File Explorer does a very good job and is quite flexible and intuitive compared to other ones I've used. Spb Backup, after my recent disasters, Spb Backup did save me a lot of time, and the restored backup seems to be free of glitches.
GPS Speed Sentry, nice interface, make less obvious my lack of sense of directions On top of that, it keeps my wife quiet!
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Osiris
Posts: 385
Location: City of politicians and public servants: the City of Angels or Demons?
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| 04 Jul 2006 8:31 AM |
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-PocketBreeze. This has the be the best today plugin/PIM front end - on the face of the planet. I would smash the 6828 into tiny pieces if this software didnt work on it
-Wisbar Lite. Works a treat on the 6828, very handy. |
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DCreature
Posts: 276
Location: Australia
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| 04 Jul 2006 6:07 PM |
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Smash rw6828 into pieces? I think you're lying !
- TCPMP, looks plain and simple but I would prefer it over Media Player 10 anytime.
- WorldMate, this program stops me from calling my brother / sister working overseas in bad hours. Its Today plug in is useful.
Osiris, I like PocketBreeze too, but I think its a little resource hungry, maybe its just on my iPAQ?
Also, if anyone knows an application that allows one-way synchronisation, please shout it out.
Eg. home PC, PDA, work PC. PDA sync calendar to home, home sync calendar to PDA. Work PC sync to PDA, but PDA does not sync to work PC. Thats what I want to achieve, ActiveSync doesn't support this. Any sync gurus?
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mtb
Mean and Nasty Site Admin
Posts: 6114
Location: In Ubuntu laptop heaven, running Wine... with not an M$ distro. in sight.
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| 05 Jul 2006 12:16 AM |
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| I've moved this to the Recommendations forum as it is more appropriate. |
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Mike
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kevinnugent
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Posts: 2749
Location: Brisbane, Australia
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| 12 Jul 2006 10:17 PM |
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The most used 3rd party software for me would be Destinator PN and All In Texas Hold 'Em. That tells you something....
Kevin
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FredS
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| 13 Oct 2006 6:25 PM |
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Posted By kevinnugent on 12 Jul 2006 10:17 PM The most used 3rd party software for me would be Destinator PN and All In Texas Hold 'Em. That tells you something.... Kevin
Youre a driver that likes to takes risks?
1-calc, Pocket/Contact Breeze - seem to be using these a real lot lately.
EDIT oops I don't have a 6828. Sorry bout that.
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Cheers
FredS
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