Sprint Picturemail doesn't like .net 3.5!

[Technology1]

Originally Posted by saumaun

So does arcsoft work without modifying anything [or changing settings] directly after in install?

This method is off the chain, works like a charm too...

[kennyidaho]

I have stock rom with the picture mail update installed no 3.5 and in 1X area. Picture took about 2mins to send.

[falzon03]

yeah i have 3.5 installed before picmail update and sometime it send within five minutes other times it just will not send and two days later i get an error say could not send....gets quit annoying...uninstalling and reinstalling everything now...if that doesnt work ill go back to arcsoft or smms

[speck]

Originally Posted by boxerlover02

has anybody figured out how to get the two to play nice with each other... I would like to use some apps that need this but I send and reciecve to many pics to have it not working.

I don't know whether the picturemail problem is due to dotnet 3.5, but there is a way to choose which version of dotnet to use for an app. It is the 'dotnet configuration' cab. Install it to the device, then run the app.

The 'Device Policy' tab allows you to set which version of dotnet to use by default.

The 'Application Policy' tab allows you to set which version of dotnet to use for a particular application.

You could set the device policy to use 3.5 and put the picture mail app in the application policy tab to run with 2.0.

This came from Microsoft - it was either in the .msi install or a separate 'power toys' type download.

[KillerQ]

Originally Posted by speck

I don't know whether the picturemail problem is due to dotnet 3.5, but there is a way to choose which version of dotnet to use for an app. It is the 'dotnet configuration' cab. Install it to the device, then run the app.

The 'Device Policy' tab allows you to set which version of dotnet to use by default.

The 'Application Policy' tab allows you to set which version of dotnet to use for a particular application.

You could set the device policy to use 3.5 and put the picture mail app in the application policy tab to run with 2.0.

This came from Microsoft - it was either in the .msi install or a separate 'power toys' type download.

Speck,

I don't need to use this at this particular point in time, however; GREAT FIND!


Later,

Matt!

[boxerlover02]

Originally Posted by speck

I don't know whether the picturemail problem is due to dotnet 3.5, but there is a way to choose which version of dotnet to use for an app. It is the 'dotnet configuration' cab. Install it to the device, then run the app.

The 'Device Policy' tab allows you to set which version of dotnet to use by default.

The 'Application Policy' tab allows you to set which version of dotnet to use for a particular application.

You could set the device policy to use 3.5 and put the picture mail app in the application policy tab to run with 2.0.

This came from Microsoft - it was either in the .msi install or a separate 'power toys' type download.

After I did the process of uninstalling and the soft resets my picmail has worked great so if anybody else is having trouble do this it works....

[boxerlover02]

well my pic mail work great for about 3 days and now its back in the toilet.... I wonder if they will ever fix this cause its really starting to pi** me off real bad.

[apristel]

I had this problem on my TP and what seemed to mess it up was changing the operator text "Sprint" to whatever i wanted...... i'd change it back to "sprint" from my custom text and wala i could receive picture mail again.

[eenieMINI]

Yep, that is the case. Don't use personalizer

[coolwhip1220]

Well I'm trying the deleting and reinstalling both 3.5 and Picturemail, but I noticed that if I delete a picturemail that say's "pending", it sends it instantly.