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news <news@news.com> wrote:
> for some reason, I can't start pocket outlook, what's wrong ?
> any ideas ?
Yes, read the manual, "news". And turn on your brain.
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René k98mauser@gmail.com wrote:
> news <news@news.com> wrote:
>> for some reason, I can't start pocket outlook, what's wrong ?
>> any ideas ?
>
> Yes, read the manual, "news". And turn on your brain.
cute. from someone with a cheese eating surrender monkey name
you have a lot of courage. all I'd like to know is can I expect a visual
representaion of outlook on the pcket PC which looks like the version
on my PC or is it the fractured messaging / contacts / organiser which
appears on the pocket PC ?
specifically, why is the outlook icon missing from the /programs folder ?
p.s. k98mauser@gmail.com and Kar98@The-Coalition.US ?
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René wrote:
> news <news@news.com> wrote:
>> for some reason, I can't start pocket outlook, what's wrong ?
>> any ideas ?
>
> Yes, read the manual, "news". And turn on your brain.
p.s the reason I 'RTFM' the other poster is that they had been asking multiple
inane questions in multiple newsgroups and ignoring any answers they were
given, then repeating the questions under an assumed name.
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news wrote:
> windows mobile 2003SE, MDA compact
>
> in the windows directory I can see an icon named poutlook but the
> traditional outlook icon isn't along side it, there's an icon like
> this:
>
> http://snipurl.com/gppn >
> however, when I access the windows directory on the pocket PC
> via activesync I see this: http://snipurl.com/gppj >
> for some reason, I can't start pocket outlook, what's wrong ?
>
> I have the disc and licence, etc.
>
> any ideas ?
What makes you think there is any program "poutlook" that can be
started in the first place? On a PPC the various modules (Mail,
Calendar, Tasks) are started seperately.
Why activeSync gives an icon at all, really doesn't really matter.
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news wrote:
> cute. from someone with a cheese eating surrender monkey name
> you have a lot of courage.
>
> p.s. k98mauser@gmail.com and Kar98@The-Coalition.US ?
>
> cute.
Who are you to throw a stone with a name like "news" and an e-mail
address "news@news.com" that is probably not yours?
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Hans S wrote:
> news wrote:
>
>> windows mobile 2003SE, MDA compact
>>
>> in the windows directory I can see an icon named poutlook but the
>> traditional outlook icon isn't along side it, there's an icon like
>> this:
>>
>> http://snipurl.com/gppn >>
>> however, when I access the windows directory on the pocket PC
>> via activesync I see this: http://snipurl.com/gppj >>
>> for some reason, I can't start pocket outlook, what's wrong ?
>>
>> I have the disc and licence, etc.
>>
>> any ideas ?
>
> What makes you think there is any program "poutlook" that can be
> started in the first place?
the usual click .exe file - start application, the presence of poutlook.exe
in the windows folder, the general expectation that when you see an .exe
file and click it, an application starts ?
> On a PPC the various modules (Mail,Calendar, Tasks) are started seperately.
thank you, I'd kind of guessed that but wanted to be sure.
> Why activeSync gives an icon at all, really doesn't really matter.
it does if you expect to click an .exe file and get an application light up
and, in windows, when a shortcut has been disassociated with it's
destination file the icon changes .....
see, we all need things explaining from time to time ;-)
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Hans S wrote:
> news wrote:
>
>> cute. from someone with a cheese eating surrender monkey name
>> you have a lot of courage.
>>
>> p.s. k98mauser@gmail.com and Kar98@The-Coalition.US ?
>>
>> cute.
>
> Who are you to throw a stone with a name like "news" and an e-mail
> address "news@news.com" that is probably not yours?
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In article <AEpIe.22910$Fx3.11708@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net>, news says...
> Hans S wrote:
> > news wrote:
> >
> >> cute. from someone with a cheese eating surrender monkey name
> >> you have a lot of courage.
> >>
> >> p.s. k98mauser@gmail.com and Kar98@The-Coalition.US ?
> >>
> >> cute.
> >
> > Who are you to throw a stone with a name like "news" and an e-mail
> > address "news@news.com" that is probably not yours?
>
> my name /is/ news and the email address is mine.
From someone with a name like 'news' you don't have a lot of knowledge
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petrolcan michael@cont.me.uk wrote:
> In article <AEpIe.22910$Fx3.11708@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net>, news says...
>> Hans S wrote:
>>> news wrote:
>>>
>>>> cute. from someone with a cheese eating surrender monkey name
>>>> you have a lot of courage.
>>>>
>>>> p.s. k98mauser@gmail.com and Kar98@The-Coalition.US ?
>>>>
>>>> cute.
>>>
>>> Who are you to throw a stone with a name like "news" and an e-mail
>>> address "news@news.com" that is probably not yours?
>>
>> my name /is/ news and the email address is mine.
>
> From someone with a name like 'news' you don't have a lot of knowledge
I have sufficient knowledge to know from where the accronym news comes from
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In article <TSpIe.23248$bT4.11143@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net>, news says...
> petrolcan michael@cont.me.uk wrote:
>
> > In article <AEpIe.22910$Fx3.11708@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net>, news says...
> >> Hans S wrote:
> >>> news wrote:
> >>>
> >>>> cute. from someone with a cheese eating surrender monkey name
> >>>> you have a lot of courage.
> >>>>
> >>>> p.s. k98mauser@gmail.com and Kar98@The-Coalition.US ?
> >>>>
> >>>> cute.
> >>>
> >>> Who are you to throw a stone with a name like "news" and an e-mail
> >>> address "news@news.com" that is probably not yours?
> >>
> >> my name /is/ news and the email address is mine.
> >
> > From someone with a name like 'news' you don't have a lot of knowledge
>
> I have sufficient knowledge to know from where the accronym news comes from
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petrolcan wrote:
> In article <TSpIe.23248$bT4.11143@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net>, news says...
>> petrolcan michael@cont.me.uk wrote:
>>
>>> In article <AEpIe.22910$Fx3.11708@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net>, news
>>> says...
>>>> Hans S wrote:
>>>>> news wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> cute. from someone with a cheese eating surrender monkey name
>>>>>> you have a lot of courage.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> p.s. k98mauser@gmail.com and Kar98@The-Coalition.US ?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> cute.
>>>>>
>>>>> Who are you to throw a stone with a name like "news" and an e-mail
>>>>> address "news@news.com" that is probably not yours?
>>>>
>>>> my name /is/ news and the email address is mine.
>>>
>>> From someone with a name like 'news' you don't have a lot of
>>> knowledge
>>
>> I have sufficient knowledge to know from where the accronym news
>> comes from
>
> Ooooh, you are a clever boy
typos excepted, that and the fact that I'm female.
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In article <AiqIe.23252$bT4.14940@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net>, news says...
> petrolcan wrote:
> > In article <TSpIe.23248$bT4.11143@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net>, news says...
> >> petrolcan michael@cont.me.uk wrote:
> >>
> >>> In article <AEpIe.22910$Fx3.11708@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net>, news
> >>> says...
> >>>> Hans S wrote:
> >>>>> news wrote:
> >>>>>
> >>>>>> cute. from someone with a cheese eating surrender monkey name
> >>>>>> you have a lot of courage.
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>> p.s. k98mauser@gmail.com and Kar98@The-Coalition.US ?
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>> cute.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Who are you to throw a stone with a name like "news" and an e-mail
> >>>>> address "news@news.com" that is probably not yours?
> >>>>
> >>>> my name /is/ news and the email address is mine.
> >>>
> >>> From someone with a name like 'news' you don't have a lot of
> >>> knowledge
> >>
> >> I have sufficient knowledge to know from where the accronym news
> >> comes from
> >
> > Ooooh, you are a clever boy
>
> typos excepted,
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petrolcan wrote:
> In article <AiqIe.23252$bT4.14940@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net>, news says...
>> petrolcan wrote:
>>> In article <TSpIe.23248$bT4.11143@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net>, news
>>> says...
>>>> petrolcan michael@cont.me.uk wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> In article <AEpIe.22910$Fx3.11708@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net>, news
>>>>> says...
>>>>>> Hans S wrote:
>>>>>>> news wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> cute. from someone with a cheese eating surrender monkey name
>>>>>>>> you have a lot of courage.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> p.s. k98mauser@gmail.com and Kar98@The-Coalition.US ?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> cute.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Who are you to throw a stone with a name like "news" and an
>>>>>>> e-mail address "news@news.com" that is probably not yours?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> my name /is/ news and the email address is mine.
>>>>>
>>>>> From someone with a name like 'news' you don't have a lot of
>>>>> knowledge
>>>>
>>>> I have sufficient knowledge to know from where the accronym news
>>>> comes from
>>>
>>> Ooooh, you are a clever boy
>>
>> typos excepted,
>
> Typos? Where?
accronym instead of acronym
>
>> that and the fact that I'm female.
>
> That explains so much more.
I lied, I'm a bloke. what's your explanation for being so gullible ?
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petrolcan wrote:
> > >>> From someone with a name like 'news' you don't have a lot of
> > >>> knowledge
> > > >
> > >> I have sufficient knowledge to know from where the accronym news
> > >> comes from
> > >
> > > Ooooh, you are a clever boy
> >
> > typos excepted,
>
> Typos? Where?
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news <news@news.com> wrote:
> cute. from someone with a cheese eating surrender monkey name
> you have a lot of courage.
Pfff, at least I _have_ a name, dimbulb.
> is it the fractured messaging / contacts / organiser
> which appears on the pocket PC ?
Bingo.
> p.s. k98mauser@gmail.com and Kar98@The-Coalition.US ?
> cute.
Yes?
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Update for Windows XP (KB900930)
Typical download size: 556 KB, 1 minute
This update addresses an issue in which messages are improperly
handled if the subject line contains the word "begin".
