Learn UC / XDA_UC / Registry / XML Provisioning / CAB Editing {2010-12-15}

[NinjaDuck]

Originally Posted by badwolf

I have been using an xml to set up gmail imap. now on uc run it sets up the account like before but I still have to set it up again for use of the inbox softkey? I have to run email wizzard otherwise it says set up email or sms/mms

Pick a path. UC or Wizard.

[badwolf]

Originally Posted by NinjaDuck

Pick a path. UC or Wizard.

I use uc. for some reason when i first hit mail/inbox the choices are create or sms/mms.
I want the gmail inbox to appear when I press the inbox, for some reason I have to run menu account set up for it to work...

[NinjaDuck]

Originally Posted by badwolf

I use uc. for some reason when i first hit mail/inbox the choices are create or sms/mms.
I want the gmail inbox to appear when I press the inbox, for some reason I have to run menu account set up for it to work...

Tmail.exe has startup paramaters so you can create a link to a specific account. I don't know them off the top of my head, but I use them.

The way it works is it will open up whatever you opened last or display the account picker based on your settings.

You can always just swipe the screen horizontally to get to the next account.

PM me if you want more help as this does not appear to be a UC issue.

[bsarlo]

I added your Hotmail code and am almost ready to flash. I was looking through my registry and there is an Activesync folder with all of the Exchange settings. Have you ever tried just copying it instead of xml? Or do you need xml to set up the account?
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Activesync

[badwolf]

New question, which file is the opera passwords in so i can copy it over... i no longer need to copy my .adr for opera 9.

Thanks

[raidzero]

Duck, great information! Do you know of a way to UC'ize bluetooth pairing? I would love to not have to pair every time I get in the car (only because I am always flashing lol) Seems to me the way bluetooth works this would not be possible but you never know. I have old BT technology that uses the same PIN over and over. (not MS Sync that generates PINs on the fly)

For my PC, it does generate a PIN on the fly, so I accept there is probably no way to automate pairing with that...

[bsarlo]

Would you help me understand this line in your Exchange xml code:

<parm name="MIMETruncation" value="51200"/>

I looked for this here but it only shows one digit for the value setting. What's up?

Then I found this page that is really cool daigram of Exchange characteristic to use. I see that the 5120 sets the allowing incoming message size to 5K and a value of -1 allows all of the message to be synced. I still don't fully understand the extra 0 on the 51200. Is this just a combination of the two link pages explanations? So you are allowing the incoming message to be 5K large with the 5120 and the zero at the end lets it truncate all body text? So let the whole body in but only if the entire message is under 5K?

If I didn't want any limit would I put -10 there instead of 51200?

[NinjaDuck]

Originally Posted by bsarlo

Would you help me understand this line in your Exchange xml code:

<parm name="MIMETruncation" value="51200"/>

I looked for this here but it only shows one digit for the value setting. What's up?

Then I found this page that is really cool daigram of Exchange characteristic to use. I see that the 5120 sets the allowing incoming message size to 5K and a value of -1 allows all of the message to be synced. I still don't fully understand the extra 0 on the 51200. Is this just a combination of the two link pages explanations? So you are allowing the incoming message to be 5K large with the 5120 and the zero at the end lets it truncate all body text? So let the whole body in but only if the entire message is under 5K?

If I didn't want any limit would I put -10 there instead of 51200?

Simple Answer = Defect

Thanks for picking it up...

[NinjaDuck]

Originally Posted by raidzero

Duck, great information! Do you know of a way to UC'ize bluetooth pairing? I would love to not have to pair every time I get in the car (only because I am always flashing lol) Seems to me the way bluetooth works this would not be possible but you never know. I have old BT technology that uses the same PIN over and over. (not MS Sync that generates PINs on the fly)

For my PC, it does generate a PIN on the fly, so I accept there is probably no way to automate pairing with that...

There is no Configuration provider to do the pairing, but I think you might be able to simple export your registry:

HKLM\Software\Microsoft\BlueTooth\Devices

It may not work since it takes two, but worth a try....

[mlambert77]

Two Questions:

1) How do you set up scripts for cabs that allow you to choose whether to install on device or storage card?

2) With cabs where it prompts you to restart after installation, is it ok to install several of them (or all of them) at once, then restart?