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Re: Auto lock with 6.5 lock program
I was using S2U2 until I discovered PocketShield. There are many great features in this program.
For one, I use the light sensor to unlock. So when it is in a case, the phone will be locked. Once you pull it out into the light, it will automatically unlock. So it is there but it is very transparent. Once I pull it out of the case it is ready for use. No fiddling with a slide button or anything..... It also has the slide to unlock features, as well as shaking or flipping the device to unlock... Although the program is not free, they are running a half off special that ends today...... http://pocketshield.netserver01.com/default.htm |
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Wirelessly posted (Touch Pro 2: HTC-P4600/1.2 Opera/9.50 (Windows NT 5.1; U; en))
CSDEVCTRL is great when it works... mine kept shutting down (wasn't running a clean ram or anything) S2U2 is the only locker I have found that hasn't failed me. And free helps
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Wirelessly posted (Opera/9.5(Microsoft Windows; PPC; Opera Mobi/16643; U; en) HTC_Touch_Pro2_T7379)
I must say pocket shild is awesome, I have no problem with paying for a good program that I ise everytime I use my phone. |
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Re: Auto lock with 6.5 lock program
I use the SoftLock cab from MightyRom's FAQ. Followed his instructions for selecting the check boxes for WinMobile 6.5 lock and Dim lock. Works great for me.
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Unlock using hardware key press sequence
Other than CSDEVCTRL, is there any sort of program that can be programmed to unlock the Touch Pro 2 using a sequence of key-presses on the hardware buttons? For example: Volume Up, Volume Up, End Call, Volume Down. I think CSDEVCTRL may be able to do that, but it looks pretty difficult to program and others have mentioned stability issues.
Back in the early days of Pocket PC's, I recall there was an unlocker program that could memorize a key-press sequence to program it, and then you were set. Unlocking this way would be much faster and probably more secure than using the numeric keypad sequence. And the way that numbers are highlighted as you press the keys reduces security. |
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