POCKET 2004

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> To this Bobby guy who thinks he's the man:
> I'm sorry if you don't believe me but that's what's on my laptop screen
and
> pda screen "POCKET_2004PC".

There is nothing like Pocket PC 2004PC!!!!! If there was sth like that it
would be Windows Mobile 2004 for Pocket PC... not some Pocket_2004PC which
is so stupid that I have no more words to say...

> Now, if you can't find a way to be helpful at
> least don't go around being rude and writing stupid stuff to other people.

This is offensive when you SCREAM on the news group so you are being rude
not him.

--

..: Jakub Kañczugowski
..: www.PDAclub.pl

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Well...please let us know the version of the OS on your PPC.

You can find that information by tapping Start --> Settings --> System -->
About --> Version.

E.g.
On my device (running Windows Mobile 2003) the version tab say:

Microsoft Pocket PC
Version 4.20.0 (Build 14053)

Let us know what your device say.

/Magnus

<victoralucard@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:%23xaHldpJEHA.1000@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> To this Bobby guy who thinks he's the man:
> I'm sorry if you don't believe me but that's what's on my laptop screen
and
> pda screen "POCKET_2004PC". Now, if you can't find a way to be helpful at
> least don't go around being rude and writing stupid stuff to other people.
>
>

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> Guys... before you get over excited... I think it's just the device name
> that registers on ActiveSync... nothing more...
>
> Probably the guy who tested it synchronized it and gave it a new name
> changing it from PocketPC to Pocket_2004PC.

That's what I was thinking :-) But let's see, maybe this is an internal
super secret beta. Hey man, let me know who should I speak with to get into
the 2004 beta :-p

Cheers,


--
Julio Meneses
Microsoft MVP Mobile Devices - http://www.pocketpc.com
Surf the web with your Pocket PC - http://www.piefriendly.com
Pocket PC and SmartPhone speak Spanish! - http://www.mipcdebolsillo.com
Spanish Pocket PC User Group
http://www.microsoft.com/mobile/po [...] groups.asp

>
> --
> Carlo Ma. Guerrero
> Microsoft MVP, Mobile Devices
> <victoralucard@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:%23xaHldpJEHA.1000@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> > To this Bobby guy who thinks he's the man:
> > I'm sorry if you don't believe me but that's what's on my laptop screen
> and
> > pda screen "POCKET_2004PC". Now, if you can't find a way to be helpful
at
> > least don't go around being rude and writing stupid stuff to other
people.
> >
> >
>
>

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By reading your post, I would ask you some more information about your
problem:

Which connection do you mean?

What do you use for that connection (ActiveSync with USB/serial/Bluetooth,
WI-FI, modem)?

Which error messages do you get when trying to connect?

BTW, just an advice, never type messages in uppercase because it looks very
unpolite for who's reading.

Cheers,
Paulo.

"sharyncern" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BD15ADD6-88A5-4954-ABA8-22C163830F5E@microsoft.com...
> Here's the original thread:
>
http://communities2.microsoft.com/ [...] 24b&cat=en
-us-mobiledevices&lang=en&cr=US&p=1&shell=/communities/newsgroups/en-us/Conf
iguration.xml

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You don't offend me at all asking me that. Feel free to tell me everything
you want as I fell free to do not answer you if I think that it's not worth
answering. :-)



However, since the early days of IRC, and I mean the times when the internet
started to become popular, there is a common sense that writing in uppercase
means shouting, so, we try to do not do that unless we are angry with the
person we're talking with.



I completely agree with you that half of the posts in this newsgroup are
just personal attacks and I strongly believe that it is a hinder for the
usefulness of it, but the least I can try is to talk with people and try to
be always polite and focus on problems, never on personal flame wars.



Of course I don't believe I'm the perfect newsgroup poster at all, but I try
to do my best to help solve problems for people who needs it and I would
really like to see other people doing that.



That's just my opinion.



Cheers,

Paulo



"Mitch_A" <naman@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:LIchc.39014$qi5.7278@newssvr29.news.prodigy.com...
> Not knocking you in particular Paulo but it amazes me how someone can be
> considered impolite because they use all caps (half the time Ive hit caps
> lock and didnt even realize it). I don't care who came up with that
> nonsense but its really retarded. Probably the same moron that decided
> bottom posting is the smart way to have an email conversation. Half the
> posts on these NG's are nothing more than personal attacks yet if you post
> in caps you get the "net police" screaming at ya. Common sense folks.
>
> Mitch
>
>
> "Paulo Reichert" <paulo@reichert.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:umbp1luJEHA.1264@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> > BTW, just an advice, never type messages in uppercase because it looks
> very
> > unpolite for who's reading.
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Paulo.
>
>