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fr8tdog 02-22-2010 05:43 PM

Question for you Software guru's out there
 
I'm considering a WM 6.5 based phone (TP2).

A BIG consideration for me is using it to run a simple "aviation weight & balance" program that runs on Windows XP

My question for the Guru's is, can a Win XP program run on WM 6.5

TIA

AZTECHKA 02-22-2010 06:12 PM

Re: Question for you Software guru's out there
 
No.
p.

fr8tdog 02-22-2010 06:54 PM

Re: Question for you Software guru's out there
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AZTECA (Post 1583112)
No.
p.

OK. Thanks for that.

Is there a way to convert a Windows program to run on WM 6.5?

Sorry if these are stupid questions but I'm nowhere competent in these matters and appreciate the advice.

dschoenike 02-22-2010 07:12 PM

Re: Question for you Software guru's out there
 
Greetings. Not sure if you know about this software or not, but it may help you. Here's the link to the site http://www.eflite.com/software/mobil...lators_pro.php and here's a description of what it does.
  • Precise weight and balance calculations available in an "Empty Weight" or "Operating Weight" configuration.
  • Longitudinal CG Envelope for ALL aircraft & helicopters.
  • Lateral CG Envelope for helicopters.
  • Instant display of weight and center of gravity during critical takeoff and landing stages of flight.
  • User-Friendly touch-screen interface for quick & easy data entry at all skill levels.
  • Colorful indicators and reference points capture immediate attention.
  • Multi-Module functionality lets user import an UNLIMITED number of aircraft modules.
  • Set Defaults minimizes data entry by auto inserting user-defined values for pilot names and weights, flight origin, galley, baggage compartment items and so on.
  • Max Limit Monitor analyzes fuselage stations to prevent a maximum structural weight violation.
  • Approved Load Manifest fulfills your civil aviation authority recordkeeping requirements (FAA, CAA, CASA, EASA, JAA, Transport Canada etc.) and includes the following parameters:

It claims to work on WM 5 and newer. Worth a look i guess.
Dschoenike

fr8tdog 02-22-2010 08:30 PM

Re: Question for you Software guru's out there
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dschoenike (Post 1583234)
Greetings. Not sure if you know about this software or not, but it may help you. Here's the link to the site http://www.eflite.com/software/mobil...lators_pro.php and here's a description of what it does.

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It claims to work on WM 5 and newer. Worth a look i guess.
Dschoenike

Thanks Dschoenike,

I inquired about that an similar products.

Answer I got from IT was that as per our Op Specs they are not approved nor will they be. Got to go with the Co. developed program.

I know that there are third party emulators that allow PalmOS programs to run on WebOS devices. i just can't imagine that there is not something out there that will allow Windows stuff run on WM

lipidfats 02-22-2010 08:49 PM

Re: Question for you Software guru's out there
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by fr8tdog (Post 1583414)

I know that there are third party emulators that allow PalmOS programs to run on WebOS devices. i just can't imagine that there is not something out there that will allow Windows stuff run on WM

palmOS is to webOS but windows certainly is not to Windows Mobile. come on, both palm and web systems are meant for mobile while you're trying to run desktop stuff on mobile...

dschoenike 02-22-2010 10:19 PM

Re: Question for you Software guru's out there
 
Maybe could logmein if you always had a good internet connection. Then youe kinda using windows software on your device.
dschoenike

gprimr1 02-22-2010 11:44 PM

Re: Question for you Software guru's out there
 
Windows XP and Windows Mobile use different instruction sets, programs, api's, hooks so it def won't work.

You might consider a netbook with a 3g connection card.

fr8tdog 02-23-2010 11:09 AM

Re: Question for you Software guru's out there
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by gprimr1 (Post 1583866)
Windows XP and Windows Mobile use different instruction sets, programs, api's, hooks so it def won't work.

You might consider a netbook with a 3g connection card.

Thanks gprimr1,

Guess I was so caught up in consolidating devices, hadn't considered that.

Sending you a "thanks" for an answer that that actually explained something and was not a condescending smackdown.

fr8tdog 02-23-2010 11:41 AM

Re: Question for you Software guru's out there
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dschoenike (Post 1583654)
Maybe could logmein if you always had a good internet connection. Then youe kinda using windows software on your device.
dschoenike

DUDE!!! This is news I can use! Great work-around to a vexing problem.

My only draw back is the locations (on airport cargo ramps) where web access is crappy at best.


LogMeIn is worth a shot. A big THANKS


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