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oldman · #1 (**permalink**) 04-02-2009, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by reigndropz

How are you guys deleting htcphotopicker.exe in regards to the Red Screen Of Death wallpaper?

I tried using TC and that NEVER works for me. I dont know why I hear all this talk that only TC will let you remove certain system files but I have had no problems deleting them straight from the director when I explore with Active SYnc

I was able to delete it, but first you have to change the 'read-only" attribute to something else using a file explorer like TC.

Bob

RONMAC · #2 (**permalink**) 04-02-2009, 10:53 AM

Windows Mobile 6.5 A-TEAM EDITION

impudent1 · #3 (**permalink**) 04-02-2009, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by RONMAC

Windows Mobile 6.5 A-TEAM EDITION

awesome!

**redd214** · #4 (**permalink**) 04-02-2009, 11:07 AM

sorry should have been more clear, i deleted it from my kitchen then recooked because i had to fix a few more things at the same time. i did not attempt to delete it directly from the phone

xb1az3x · #5 (**permalink**) 04-02-2009, 11:41 AM

I haven't really checked that hard, mostly because im not sure what to search for, but has there been a fix for sms where reading a text in the threaded view will mark them as read in manila?

zim2323 · #6 (**permalink**) 04-02-2009, 02:41 PM

Scott,

I hope you took my previous post appropriately. I wasn't trying to bash you. I work in IT Consulting and if I don't provide someone with a support number for a client to call for a product I install, guess who they call.....yup!...ME!!! I was just suggesting, defer as much fodder as you can by directing people to where the questions should be asked. =)

ZIMMAY!

oldman · #7 (**permalink**) 04-02-2009, 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by zim2323

Scott,

I hope you took my previous post appropriately. I wasn't trying to bash you. I work in IT Consulting and if I don't provide someone with a support number for a client to call for a product I install, guess who they call.....yup!...ME!!! I was just suggesting, defer as much fodder as you can by directing people to where the questions should be asked. =)

ZIMMAY!

I agree wholeheartedly and that should also include the apps that are included, such as S2U2 (and others). A link would not only provide info, but also have the latest revisions for that app. That's why I created a list a while back that included most items that Scott uses (Post #553).

When he posts a ROM or Kitchen, on page 1, right next to where the different apps are identified and listed, there should be a link to the original discussion about that particular item. That way you could make an intelligent decision on whether you wanted to use that particular item or not, and it would also have the latest release, so you would always be up to date.

But you're in IT, so you know that the documentation for an item ALWAYS lags way behind the development and release. Programmers are notoriously bad for documenting their work. They would rather do "real work" rather than document what they did yesterday.

Bob

zim2323 · #8 (**permalink**) 04-02-2009, 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by oldman

I agree wholeheartedly and that should also include the apps that are included, such as S2U2 (and others). A link would not only provide info, but also have the latest revisions for that app. That's why I created a list a while back that included most items that Scott uses (Post #553).

When he posts a ROM or Kitchen, on page 1, right next to where the different apps are identified and listed, there should be a link to the original discussion about that particular item. That way you could make an intelligent decision on whether you wanted to use that particular item or not, and it would also have the latest release, so you would always be up to date.

But you're in IT, so you know that the documentation for an item ALWAYS lags way behind the development and release. Programmers are notoriously bad for documenting their work. They would rather do "real work" rather than document what they did yesterday.

Bob

LOL you aren't kidding. We've got a programmer in our automation division that is 6 months...SIX...S-I-X MONTHS behind on his documentation. I can't believe he still has a job. *scratches head*

RONMAC · #9 (**permalink**) 04-02-2009, 02:53 PM

The unfortunate thing is that the TP2 manila is still so beta and requires so much to be done to get it to work that it has basically hijacked this forum and it makes it much more difficult for people who are having issues with the non TP2 manila ROMs to read through for solutions to their issues.

TP2 manila is nice but it is SOOOOO buggy and now 21198 is the red headed stepchild when it should have so much more light on it because it is MORE STABLE than TP2.

**scrosler** · #10 (**permalink**) 04-02-2009, 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by RONMAC

The unfortunate thing is that the TP2 manila is still so beta and requires so much to be done to get it to work that it has basically hijacked this forum and it makes it much more difficult for people who are having issues with the non TP2 manila ROMs to read through for solutions to their issues.

TP2 manila is nice but it is SOOOOO buggy and now 21198 is the red headed stepchild when it should have so much more light on it because it is MORE STABLE than TP2.

Exactly