Windows Mobile 5.0 emulator ?
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Yes, I have it on my blog. It's 250MB or so. Use FlashGet or some download accelerator to grab it. Check the October 2005 archives.
Discovered your blog a few days ago, I'm still in the process of getting the most of it!BeyondtheTech said:
Congrats for such a good website!
Looks like you finished your server move, but the link is still unavailable. Any news? Somewhere else to get it from?
Bebitoo said:Discovered your blog a few days ago, I'm still in the process of getting the most of it!BeyondtheTech said:
Congrats for such a good website!
Looks like you finished your server move, but the link is still unavailable. Any news? Somewhere else to get it from?
I have the file, but i have no where to upload, do you have a FTP ?
If you're looking to share large files, use a free service like www.yousendit.com or www.dropload.com.
if you still don't have it, here it is:
http://buzzdev.net/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=68&func=select&id=36
ActiveSync 4.0 and 4.1 as well.
buzx
http://buzzdev.net/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=68&func=select&id=36
ActiveSync 4.0 and 4.1 as well.
buzx
No FTP, no yousendit account, only a gmail addressrookery said:
Got it, thanks buzz, thanks rookery!buzz_lightyear said:
Useful to try a software. Especially on these early WM2005 days. I tried PocketZenPhone a few days ago, and could not totally removed it. A quick try on the emulator would have been enough, and would have kept my device clean :wink:TheBrain said:
Step 1: get the WM2005 Emulator -> done
Step 2: install it -> done
Step 3: "connect" it to ActiveSync -> need your help again :wink:
I do not have Visual Studio and all this stuff, only the Emulator downloaded from Buzz's website. I can see the DMA (Direct Access Memory) connection method in Emulator's ActiveSync program, but nothing related to DMA on the Destop's ActiveSync (4.1, downloaded from Buzz's website too 8))...
Did someone already manage to dot it? In the meantime, is there a workaround to install on the Emulator a software with a .exe installer (no direct acces to the .cab files)?
Step 2: install it -> done
Step 3: "connect" it to ActiveSync -> need your help again :wink:
I do not have Visual Studio and all this stuff, only the Emulator downloaded from Buzz's website. I can see the DMA (Direct Access Memory) connection method in Emulator's ActiveSync program, but nothing related to DMA on the Destop's ActiveSync (4.1, downloaded from Buzz's website too 8))...
Did someone already manage to dot it? In the meantime, is there a workaround to install on the Emulator a software with a .exe installer (no direct acces to the .cab files)?
Bebitoo said:
run "C:\Program Files\WM_50_EMU\DeviceEmulator.exe" without any option.
You'll get the screen below. Read the options through and try to setup the networking.
I didn't coz i never needed AS connection to Emulator.
Optionally you can install those exe instal packages and then take the cab files manually from
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Active Sync\
and copy them over to emulator.
buzz
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That may be the solution, I have to dig into it...buzz_lightyear said:
buzz_lightyear said:
Yes, just found this solution too. Note that sometimes, the .cab files are not stored on the Active Sync folder, but a specific folder (C:\Program FIles\Pocket Informant\ for example).I'll post some news as soon as I make some progress on the full Active Sync connection...
I installed the emulator and get a black screen on the skin. Do a reset - get a quick flash of 3 icons and then a black screen.
Any ideas?
Scott
Any ideas?
Scott
