O2 XDA Policies

[MIke Gascoigne]

Hi guys, was wondering if anybody know of a Policy Editor style util/tool for the O2 XDA.

We ship these XDA's to our clients to use with our custom designed software, however we dont want them to run anything bar our software.

With Windows you can use Policy Editor to allow only authorised applications to be executed. Can this be done with the XDA's.

Oh one more thing, does anbody know how to delete the settings folder off the start menu?

Thanks guys (and gals) for you help in advance.

Mike

[k_kirk]

Don't know if there is a policy editor but I recall reading about a product from SPB Software house (http://www.spbsoft.com/index.html) that sounds like it might be what you need.

Please check out SPB Kiosk @ http://www.spbsoft.com/products/kioskengine/index.html

Hope this helps. Regards

[MIke Gascoigne]

k_kirk,

Thanks for that, its look promissing on their website, will let you know if this solves my problem.

May I thank you for posting a reply to my topic, really appreicated.

Mike

[k_kirk]

Mike,

Thanks for your kind words. I'd be interested in finding out about your experiences. Seems like SPB is putting in some effort in the Enterprise area which is great to see. I do use some of their products on personal basis but have not had as chgance to see how well they do this zone. Look forward to hearing from you.

Regards & Good Luck

[cruisin-thru]

Hi guys, was wondering if anybody know of a Policy Editor style util/tool for the O2 XDA.

We ship these XDA's to our clients to use with our custom designed software, however we dont want them to run anything bar our software.

With Windows you can use Policy Editor to allow only authorised applications to be executed. Can this be done with the XDA's.

Oh one more thing, does anbody know how to delete the settings folder off the start menu?

Thanks guys (and gals) for you help in advance.

Mike


You could give this a try http://www.smartphonedn.com/pocketpc/qa/noswitch.html