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Re: What are you using to make the X-button close programs?
I learned that the Magic button display is right next to the "X" (barely visible). I mean right next to it. One can change from two display modes. It's taking me a while to get used to it, and I still find a program still open now and again, but I'm learning. Hey, the program was free and not full of a lot of other features I didn't want.
Best of luck, Stan |
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Re: What are you using to make the X-button close programs?
I found tman... works better than Magic Button, get tman FREE here:
http://www.freewarepocketpc.net/ppc-...an-v0-9-9.html |
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Re: What are you using to make the X-button close programs?
After trying pretty much every task manager I've settled on WkTASK. It's by far the best in my eyes.... this one displays right... works flawlesly and can be skinned..
http://soft.photoracer.net/docs/wktask_en.html Check it out. |
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Re: What are you using to make the X-button close programs?
Well I took your suggestion in using tman and love it.
Here lies my problem: I hit the landscape mode and now it's stuck in either landscape left or right. The screen looks the same but the d-pad controls are turned either way. Is there a program to fix this or do I have to do a hard reset? I uninstalled the program but that didn't change my d-pad back. -Andrew edit: I did a hard reset Last edited by ajdavies91; 08-18-2008 at 06:31 AM. |
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Re: What are you using to make the X-button close programs?
Great program. Love the app launcher.
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Re: What are you using to make the X-button close programs?
to get my programs to close, i remove the battery door and then remove the battery and then reinsert the battery and battery door. This is the best method i found,...
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