Got it. Thanks to everyone for the advice. I finally figured out that I
could install Python 2.3.5 even though 2.3.4 would not install, and
everything (including wxPython) seems to run fine with 2.3.5 (although the
error message (coming from wxPython) about needing a newer comctl32.dll
looks mor
Got it. Thanks to everyone for the advice. I finally figured out that I
could install Python 2.3.5 even though 2.3.4 would not install. Everything
(including wxPython) seems to run fine with 2.3.5, although the error
message (coming from wxPython) about needing a newer comctl32.dll looks more
e
jeffbarish escribió:
>Thank you for the suggestion. I should have mentioned before that I did try
>to run setup-registry (and also Setup Registry). Both are still present in
>the lib folder. However, neither will run, producing the same message I get
>whenever I try to do anything (The file 's
Well, it's actually easier than that. Look for a hard reset. It
will simply wipe your RAM and revert to the ROM image on the
device. Make sure you have everything you need backed up though --
it *will* be gone unless it is in a non-volatile storage area.
On May 11, 2006, at 15:31, jeffba
Total Commander can edit the registry on the device or Remote Registry
Editor from Microsoft eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 can do it remotely, at least
on Pocket PC 2003. I think at least one of them should work on WM5. If not,
you can write a Python program on the PC using the ActiveSync Remote API
