Removing Programs Question - iPAQ 2210

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On Thu, 08 Jul 2004 18:57:51 GMT, Jim Donald <jim.donald19@btinternet.com>
wrote:

> Sometimes when I remove programs from the iPAQ 2210 redundant icons
> are left behind in the programs folder. How dose one remove these? Is
> it possible to access the Windows Pocket PC 2003 registry?

We've got a step-by-step walkthrough on doing this here:
http://www.pocketpcaddict.com/modu [...] pic&t=2126

Hope this helps,
Brad


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Jim Donald <jim.donald19@btinternet.com> wrote in
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> Sometimes when I remove programs from the iPAQ 2210 redundant icons
> are left behind in the programs folder. How dose one remove these? Is
> it possible to access the Windows Pocket PC 2003 registry?
>

second question: yes, you can access the registry with the help of
registry-editing programs. I use PHM registry editor, a freeware program
which you can find at www.phm.lu/products
It works abt. the same way as the regedit program of the desktop windows.

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On Thu, 08 Jul 2004 21:03:45 +0100, Marc <see@signature.url> wrote:

>Jim Donald wrote:
>> Sometimes when I remove programs from the iPAQ 2210 redundant icons
>> are left behind in the programs folder. How dose one remove these? Is
>> it possible to access the Windows Pocket PC 2003 registry?
>
>You just need to open file explorer, browse to the top folder, then to
>Windows, then to Start Menu, then to Programs - and delete what toy dont
>want. No need to regedit, or visit anyone's homepage

Thanks guys. I'm delighted - also for the registry program info.