app- "removed/missing stylus warning" software

[dschoenike]

Greetings. I've been uing this nice little app for a few weeks now, and i gotta say, it's a real gem if you 're worried about losing your stylus.
Here's what it's about
it is simply monitoring the stylus state and if you set up some warning then it can put a notification onto the task bar and vibrate when e.g. the device is moving.

Improvements:
- language file support (xml)
- sound notification
- autostart
- partial solution for full hiding (background processing)
- vibration on stylus state change
- last settings are saved to the registry, application will load them on startup
- cab for easier installation
- some minor redesign

Features:
- notification icon and balloon for switched on device
- vibration for suspended device
- monitoring g-sensor to detect moving
- monitoring light sensor to detect stylus loosing in pocket/pouch
- running in unattended mode to detect events in suspended mode
- smart minimize (X using your default setting, to minimize, use the menu)

Installation / requirements:
- .Net 3.5 is required as well as an HTC device with g, light and stylus sensor
- Install the CAB file. For language support find the EN_Language.xml in \Program Files\NoStylusWarning directory rename it to language.xml and edit it to your language or rename an existing xml file to language.xml (only Hungarian is available at the moment)

Known bug(s):
- light sensor changes are not detected in suspend mode.
- registry values are not deleted when uninstalling (it can be a feature also )
- full hide mode is available only when taskbar notification is selected, there's no return point to the application when it is hidden except the button in the notification bubble.

All credit goes to Kzd76 over at xda-developers who came up with this sweet lil app.
dschoenike

[apoirier594]

hey I have a XV6800 made by HTC do you know if it has a stylus sensor?

[npaulseth]

Originally Posted by apoirier594

hey I have a XV6800 made by HTC do you know if it has a stylus sensor?

It doesn't.