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[Windows Mobile Themes] DomSim:
k, added oem to first post, it places all files and tsk into windows folder to allow users to select it. Also added a small cab for just the slider into windows\start menu\programs\utilities for the user to run if they desire.
[Windows Mobile Themes] ashwaa:
this is a request can u just upload ur dialpad from ur phone canvas for qvga phone
[Windows Mobile Themes] DomSim:
i do not have a dialer for qvga, but i can attempt to make one. give me a little bit
[Windows Mobile Themes] stylez:
Thankyou that would be cool as i re-sized your images but the quality just not there :(
[Windows Mobile Themes] DomSim:
k, thanks to kidnamedAlbert for his skin. i used his to build off of. try these out.
[Windows Mobile Themes] DWC316:
any luck on a qvga dialer?
[Windows Mobile Themes] DomSim:
just what you see posted above you. i may get to skinning the whole thing but it will not be to soon sorry.
[Windows Mobile Themes] slayer69:
Love this theme...but

I just want to say that your work is awesome. I have one issue though and was wondering if there is a work around. I tried to access EPST settings using the ##775# to load a new PRL file and the phone doesn't respond to it. Is there a reg setting that I need to change to get this to work. I have tried other EPST codes too and it didn't work. I did try to use the codes without loading the dialer and they do work. Just after I do the full install it stops. Any help on this would be appreciated. Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Themes] DomSim:
unfortunately i do not have a fix for this. you can go to windows directory and run the epst.exe directly though
[Windows Mobile Themes] Dougi:
hi ,

first great theme..

what will be the link for a touch HD

Thanks...
[Windows Mobile Themes] zelendel:
Download the VGA as your screen is WVGA and the VGA works for both the VGA and WVGA
[Windows Mobile Themes] omgwiiso:
excellentttt
[Windows Mobile Themes] Dougi:
Ciao,

Could you just copy paste the right link to down....

been trying almost all of it and it doesn't work... sorry to be such a noob...

also do i have to enable phone skin in advanced config... or else..

Thanks in advance..

:cool:
[Windows Mobile Themes] mlshanks:
Good looking theme in portrait on my Eten (GloFiish) X500 (in QVGA) running a custom 6.5.1 ROM (Build 23071).

Unfortunately, it seems to have a funny bright white hash line just above the bottom buttons running through the dragon in both landscape modes...which sorta spoils the clean look of the work.
[Windows Mobile Themes] Luiz Eduardo Accioly:
Boa tarde DomSim, sou novo aqui no XDA. Pelo que li esse é o melhor tema para WM6.5.

Tenho um HTC P3452 com a Onyx 6 R7, será que posso instalar esse tema no meu PDA?

Podes me dizer os caminhos para isso?

Desde já: Parabéns e obrigado!
[Windows Mobile Themes] DeaN270:
thanks =) !
[Windows Mobile Themes] john1134:
Theme did not work

I followed the instructions and the dialer does not work. Disappointing to say the least.

Oh well, haven't found one that will really work yet. Also, the home page looks different on my screen than yours...
[G1 Apps and Games] chrisag92:
does anyone have the apk for close everything 2??? if so it would be appreciated if you can upload it close everything 1 doesnt work on CRB43 :(
[G1 Apps and Games] Tourist_007:
It is available in Market
[G1 Apps and Games] zgmf-x322a:
Nope. Can't find it. Only close everything 1
[G1 Apps and Games] iflyabeech:
Um....its on the market..
[Networking] krakout:
Hello,

Has anyone managed to make Mobile Device Center to talk with outlook 2010? It doesn't see it as an active mail client... There are a few posts around the net, but only questions thus far.
[Networking] AstainHellbring:
Where;d you get a copy of office 2010 from to test this with anyway?
[Networking] dy2592:
I found a copy over at piratebay. Its a technical preview
[Networking] krakout:
Oooh well you see Santa came early this year... :D

It was released on MSDN, wasn't it? Torrents were out about a week earlier than that...

[EDIT] What daddy_yankee1980 said, it's a technical preview. Surprisingly complete, to tell you the truth, very fast and lots of new features, but it won't talk to ActiveSync...
[Networking] krakout:
Here's the error I've been getting:

Either there is no default mail client or the current mail client cannot fulfill the messaging request. Please run Microsoft Office Outlook and set it as the default mail client.

Bummer... So, noone else? Am I the only one to have seen this?
[Networking] krakout:
Obviously not enough people have tried this :D
[Networking] qorbani:
You're not alone! I have same issue with Office 2010 and Windows 7 :( Please let me know if you find any way to solve this!
[Networking] krakout:
Yea, I'm running 7.127 too, but I think the problem is with Outlook itself... they probably forgot to make it hook onto something...
[Networking] lukeaddison:
I'm on the RC of Windows 7 x64 (7100) and have this issue. I really like Office 2010 so far though - it looks more grown up.

Hopefully there will be a fix for this sometime soon... don't really want to have to go back to Office 2007.
[Networking] Lunatixz:
I'm having the same trouble with Device Manager and Outlook 2010 TP...
[Networking] morrallas:
Here the same problem: Office / Outlook 2010 TP on Windows 7 x64 7100. I'll revert to Office 2007, and wait.
[Networking] krakout:
Ain't it a shame? I can't imagine how they missed this one....
[Networking] cleverizzo:
Can't sync PIM - looking for solution

yeap. I have installed yesterday the Office 2010 TP and I have loved the new features especially in Outlook 2010. But I can't sync PIM data anymore too. I'm using Win7+WMDC 6.1.6965+WinMo 6.1. I don't wanna back to 2007 but if I can't find solution I will!

I have sended a e-mail to Microsoft Office 2010 Engineering Team in http://blogs.technet.com/office2010/contact.aspx asking about that ... let's wait!
[Networking] cleverizzo:
Office 2010 + Windows 7 + WMDC - The Solution is here!

Works for me!

Go into Control Panel and remove the driver under Network Adapters

that appeared when my device was connected. Once removed.

Reboot Windows. Connect the device. Let Windows 7 reinstall WMDC from the download and it "slowly" install the drivers.

Done... everything works!

Maybe will be to reinstall Office 2010 too!
[Networking] krakout:
Um... you managed to sync your contacts/calendar with this procedure? Because this appears to just install the device, whereas the problem is with Office not being registered as a PIM...
[Networking] ibanyard:
I believe that the issue is WMDC doesnt currently support x64 Outlook 2010. I've seen a couple of reports that installing JUST the OL2k7 application (custom/advanced install deselect everything apart from OL2k7) over the top works as a workaround.

Yet to be able to test this as away from home....
[Networking] keff:
I had to keep Outlook 2007 too, as 2010 technical preview doesn't have WMDC providers.

Also, the same happens with OneNote 2010, but there I had to uninstall OneNote 2010, reinstall ON 2007 and unpair/pair the smartphone to get OneNote mobile to sync again. Once I install ON 2010 to the working setup, it breaks again.

So, if you want to sync, don't install Outlook and ON 2010, keep 2007 :(.
[Networking] simjo:
O2010TP

64-bit doesn't work but x86 version does allow full sync on all apps - including Outlook.
[Networking] jlhc87:
Anyone have any problems sync'ing with OneNote 2010? I'm using the x86 version and the onenote option doesn't appear in the content sync settings menu anymore.
[Networking] mattle:
having the same problem ... don't want to roll back to the 2007 ... ^^
[Networking] drzeller:
You'd think MS would be smart enough to ensure that the early testers (in larger companies no less) would have the ability to sync with their mobile devices. This seems kind of, well - stupid, on their part. Grrrr.

D.
[Networking] krakout:
I agree. The lastest version - Mondo - has the same problem and I had to install the 32-bit version to get it to sync to my mobile. But it's a very, very serious bug (among other silly little ones they've introduced) and it's very strange that they've let it slip by...
[Networking] DR509:
Um, not to be rude, but does everyone realize that what they are using is a Technical Preview? I realize that Windows 7 Beta was pretty bug free and Office 2010 is mostly functional, but no one should be using this as their primary way of doing business.

We're all power users here at XDA, and we want the new features NOW, but a technical preview is just that. It's something for the geekiest of the geek to get excited about and wet their pallet for the main dish when it comes out for real.

It's not like Microsoft is going to release a final version of Outlook 2010 that doesn't sync with WinMo devices. If this was a Release Candidate or RTM build, then yes, we could all start flipping out and foaming at the mouth. But the fact is, it's a tech preview and, by definition, all the features aren't baked in yet.
[Networking] krakout:
I do see your point, but this is a huge bug to have slipped by. By now they have produced two technical previews and still no winmo integration. Given their renewed effort in the mobile world, you'd think they'd at least take care of that.

Also, don't forget that when they released early betas of 2007, for instance, they were quite good...

It's not like we don't know these are not final products. All we're saying is, they should be better.

Another thing that annoys me, for instance: social networks integration. It offers to add social networking info etc and then it offers you only... Sharepoint? wtf? Who cares about that? Why even incorporate that half-baked feature?
[Networking] CozmicShredder:
Using Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit with Office 2010 32-bit... I down graded my activesync 6.1 64-bit to the 32 bit but now the activesync 6.1 32-bit constantly fails to update contacts get mail from outlook... Anyone else experience this and fix it?

I wiped my office folder and my local apps outlook folder just left the mail and contacts dat file

I keep getting this when I try to sync "Exchange ActiveSync encountered an error" I don't even use an Exchange server not sure if that is jsut a normal part of Activesync or not...

Anyways hopefully will figure it out soon need to stop playing with this crap...

Thanks!
[Networking] Brendo:
2010 beta hasnt fixed it :( 64bit windows 7 and 64bit office
[Networking] MadMartyn:
I've just got it working.

I am running Windows 7 64bit and Office 2010 beta 32bit.

I was using the 64bit version of office 2010 beta but there isn't a fix for the 64bit windows mobile device center issue so you have to drop to the 32bit version to get it to work.
[Networking] jambaj0e:
I am running Win7 Pro 64-bit version and have Office 2010 64-bit also. I'm thinking about downgrading back to Office 2010 32-bit. Will there be anything that I would miss by doing so?
[Networking] dede99:
Still same problem but nobody is talking about it anymore, is there any news about the issue?
[Networking] andrewilley:
Anyone know any more on this yet? I've got the same problem with Windows 7 64bit and Office 1010 beta (only on the laptop, my main PC is still on Office 2007). Is there a new beta out which fixes this, given that the problem was identified 8 months ago?

Andre
[Networking] krakout:
No. The problem persists with all 64-bit versions, and that's why I use the 32-bit one. All I can think is that they're preparing something else at the same time, that will be released along O2010, but then again why not release it to test it with the Office beta? :(
[Networking] Savage1969:
Damn glad I found this topic. After all this time I thought it was an issue with my HTC TP. I get a lot of out of memory errors with OL2010 64b also. It's definitely a tad on the buggy side.
[Networking] runandgun:
Office 2010 and WMDC

I have the some issue with Windows 7 64 bit and WMDC using Office 2010 Beta 64 bit. Any known work arounds ?
[Networking] krakout:
You mean the pre-RTM that is making the rounds for the last couple of days? If so, it sucks they still haven't fixed it...
[Networking] zmokin:
I'm guessing there hasn't been any progress on this issue from anyone?

Just bought win 7 and installed the beta O2010-64bit with same results.
[Networking] krakout:
Indeed, same ****e happens. We'll just have to wait for the final version of O2010 I guess...?
[Networking] Mazoo:
I use the 14.0.4734.1000_ProfessionalPlus 64bit (4 builds after pre-RTM) and this **** still doesn't work -_-
[Networking] krakout:
Nope, it doesn't. Maybe they're preparing something completely new for the final build...?
[Networking] jonbus:
there's no problem with outlook x86, it works as it should
[Networking] krakout:
Yes, we know about x86, the issue has been with 64x all along.
[Networking] Oneill5491:
:mad:

I also downloaded and installed the 4734 build (x64) in hopes it would fix this problem but still no go.
[Networking] harveydent:
Just the ability to use spreadsheets bigger than 2GB, so no biggie.

So far, the only solution is to use Office 32-bit, which 100% works with Windows 64-bit
[Networking] wiredliving:
Just installed the latest x64 Office 2010 Select RTM - and same problem occurs.

So stick with the x32 version.. Perhaps an update for Windows Mobile Device center is required?
[Networking] pashuha:
I tried to do that to the 6.1 x64 version of WMDC, but got the errors that the driver cannot be installed and the outlook cannot perform some operation.
[Networking] ishkatar:
Still not working on final version

I have the MSDN Office 2010 x64 professional version (final release) and it still does not work...

Anyone has found a solution to this?

Thanks

Ishkatar
[Networking] Agent Zach:
To answer the questions & problems about Office 2010 Not Syncing through WMDC, it's not an Office Problem.

The issue is in the hands of the Windows Mobile Dev Team, as well as the WMDC Dev Team. They have to update the Windows Mobile Device Center WITH support for the newest Office.

Microsoft Office 2010 Introduced many new APIs for Third-Party Addons & Extensions for Office Developers, and one of the new API Controllers is for the Mobile Device Synchronization. Only the 32Bit (x86) version of Office uses the Office 2007 WMDC Standard API controls. The 64Bit (x64) uses the new API controls, so it's a waiting game.

Reference:

http://www.eggheadcafe.com/software/aspnet/35458643/outlook-2010-x64-and-wmdc.aspx
[Networking] chong67:
I run into this same problem. Got Outlook 2010 and it cant sync with the email and contacts. I have W7 x64.

Is it fixed? I got an error msg about "Outlook is not set as a default" and I have done all that and I still can get it to sync.

Need help.
[Networking] alber786:
It doesnt work with the fianl release also

i have a wm 6.1 palm treo pro, windows 7 32 bit, outlook 2010 final release, using spb diary.

whenever i sync the device all the recurring appointments disappear from the today's screen in spb diary. When I check the original calendar they are there. I dont know why this is happening but it worked fine with beta office 2010
[Networking] vasujain:
Even i am victim of the same bug... literally lost all contacts the moment i connected my phone to pc.. it synched and it lost... :( using OL2010x64 and Windows 7 x 64
[Networking] krakout:
Well, it gets more and more surprising... of course the product is not out officially yet, but I'd suspect, since we're at RTM, something would have come up...?!
[Networking] Shawn Botha:
No Beta software - but still issues

I'm running:

Windows 7 Enterprise 64bit

MS office Pro Plus 2010 64bit (ver 14.0.4760.100)

Both products are non-beta / non-Technical preview.

I'm also getting the same errors that outlook is not installed. Hope the patch/fix from MS will be out soon.
[Networking] krakout:
My guess is, the patch/fix won't be on the Office side - I find it impossible to believe that they got so far without anyone checking if they can sync their winmo with a 64-bit version of the product! So I guess they'll fix the Activesync part instead...
[Networking] Agent Zach:
Did anyone even read my post? lol. I already answered the question using Microsofts Statement.

The problem has NOTHING to do with Office. It's the Windows Mobile Device Center team that is responsible for the x64 WinMo 6.5+ Support.

Read my post HERE.
[Networking] allegro16:
Having the same issue, but with the 32 bit version!

Hi,

I recently upgraded from Office 2007 to Office 2010 RTM x86.

Didn't want to start from scratch, so used the upgrade option.

Took me a few days to notice it didn't sync, reports indeed Outlook is not installed. The sync options for my system are greyed out..

But, i'm running the 32 bit version of Windows 7, Outlook and WMDC!

The only thing which worked for a few days in the end:

Removing WMDC, recreating a new mail profile (and restoring from my old), repairing Office, reinstalling WMDC. Don't know which did the trick, but suddenly i could sync, and Outlook was reportedly installed.

Yesterday, though, i noticed my contacts and appointments were suddenly missing from my HD2. When i checked WMDC: the same issue again, greyed out/ Not installed..

So, it seems there is more to it, because i've heard more reports with both x86 and x64 versions.

Hopefully a fix will be made, because it's a big improvement to Office 2007.
[Networking] dede99:
I'll stay with Office 2007 for now, look's like MS need's more time to solve the issue.
[Networking] ruscjay:
Downloaded from Technet site, same problem syncing with HTC Touch Diamond 2
[Networking] Yatesy24:
Hey, I am trying to sync on Window 7 x6x with outlook 2010 and WMDC 6.1 and I still can't sync because of 'no default mail client'

This is very frustrating.

Anyone who finds an answer to this please post it in this forum.

I can't believe that MS haven't sorted this out yet as it seems to have been known since at least Dec 07!!!
[Networking] MrHagen:
I found solution!

1. Go to menu start> default progs> click on Outlook as default.

2. Next go to Conrol Panel> Mail > Show Profiles and delete any other profiles than yours default.

3. Then click properties> data files - probably there will not be any file listed. (I had that)

4. Click Add> find your Outlook profiles folder and and click on it.

5. It will list your profiles

6. Click Set as default on your profile (probably "Outlook") and accept.

7. Reconnect PDA with computer and it should work! :)

In my case worked.

Good luck!
[Networking] MadLinx:
It's hard to remain a fan of Microsoft when they do dumb **** like this...SMH!!!!
[Networking] allegro16:
While Office 2010 is finally released, still no sign of a real solution..

As i've written here before, i use the 32 bit (x86) version of Win 7, Office 2010 AND WMDC, incl. all updates, and i still have the same issue most experience with 64 bit.

I got it to work for a day or so, after deleting the Outlook mail profile, creating a new one and restore the PST file. This worked OK for a day or 2. Then suddenly, i noticed my contacts were gone.. (And then the Outlook is not installed messages popped up)

Because i upgraded my HD2 with a new (custom) ROM -Artemis-, i decided to start from scratch again. Removed ALL userfiles and data from the Outlook folders (PST's, but also the other stuff), deleted the profile. And restarted Outlook, and created a new profile.

This time i did not just import/convert my old Outlook 2007 PST to 2010..

I created a new, fresh PST in 2010 format and just COPIED the things i wanted from my old PST.

This seemed to work fine, and i noticed it started Outlook faster!

Until, today, suddenly i get texts from seemingly unknown numbers..

I checked, all contacts gone, Outlook is not installed messages, etc.

I really hope MS will remedy this soon, because it's bad publicity for Outlook 2010.

Don't care if it's WMDC or Office related, but you would think they would fieldtest these things first..

I also have to say i tried the same with HEX-editing the OUTLOOK.EXE file, replace 14.0.0 reference with 12.0.0.. Same result, except i suddenly get a popup about Social Networks or something.
[Networking] rnzb:
microsoft talked about this issue

microsoft talked about this issue

SYMPTOMS

When you try to sync Windows Mobile Device Center with either a 64-bit version o...

When you try to sync Windows Mobile Device Center with either a 64-bit version of Microsoft Outlook 2010 or with a Click-to-Run installation of Outlook 2010, you may receive the following error message:

Either there is no default mail client or the current mail client cannot fulfill the messaging request. Please run Microsoft Outlook and set it as the default mail client

Windows Mobile Device Center syncs correctly with a 32-bit version of Outlook 2010 that uses a standard MSI installation.

MORE INFORMATION

There are no plans to update Windows Mobile Device Center to improve compatibili...

There are no plans to update Windows Mobile Device Center to improve compatibility with Outlook 2010.

If a sync partnership already exists and you install an unsupported version of Outlook 2010, Outlook contacts, email and calendar items will be removed from the phone during the first sync time.

Mail, contacts, calendar and tasks can still be synced over the air with a Microsoft Exchange server running Exchange Active Sync. Windows Phone can also sync over the air with Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo mail and others. Windows Mobile Device Center can still be used to sync non-Outlook data from the computer to a Windows Phone even if running Outlook 64 bit or Outlook Click-to-Run.

If you want to sync a Windows Phone with Outlook 2010, you can use a 32-bit version of Outlook 2010 that uses a standard MSI installation.

use 32 bit version instead
[Networking] allegro16:
The problem is:

I AM using the regular 32-bit version of Office., no Click to run or anything. I installed from the download obtained directly from MS, even downloaded a new copy AFTER it was officially released. Still the same issues.

I really think there is more to this than the 64 bit issue, it seems MS just didn't test it properly.

I tried everything i could think of, even fresh install, etc. Everytime i think it's working, it somehow fails in a matter of days.
[Networking] justafreak:
Total BS

I'm really annoyed with this crap....I guess I should be glad my new iphone is coming soon.....to hell with Windows Mobile....I'd been a supporter for a long time....but now I'm punished for using Windows Mobile 6.5 with Windows 7 and Office 2010? What a load of crap.
[Networking] BurtDakarax:
hear hear
[Networking] jad71:
I am using windows professional genuine x64. Microsoft Office professional plus activated , still have the same issue, although i tried every possible way. If some1 solves this issue please let us know, thank you.:cool:
[Networking] BlueBoy1:
I just ditched the whole thing. Got tired of syncing with my computer and having my appts at the wrong time, being tied to a computer and the inconsistency of programs.

I moved all my appts over to Google Calendar, Pop'd my mail to Google Mail, added my contacts to Google Contacts and IMAP'd over the virtual exchange server from my phone. Works beautifully.

Make a change on the device and within 1 minute, it's already changed online on Google.... calendar, contact or mail. Make a change online and within 1 minute it's already on my phone.

Syncing with MS Myphone(backup) each night so what more do you need? I love it.
[Networking] SgtStrider:
I can't believe this. How can Microsoft can be so arrogant by not fixing this issue?
[Networking] Wowser:
gSyncit and Office 2010 x64

It is almost like there is a plan to arrogantly cripple WM6.5 or earlier phones (which are customizable) in favor of the next generation, namely Win7 phones and 64 bit Office software.

My solution with Office 2010 x64 to transfer contact and calendar data was with a inexpensive product from gSyncit and configuring activesync on my phone from here: google.com/mobile/sync/ to sync via wifi. There is also oggsync.com and Companionlink Express. The latter was too expensive for my liking but would have fixed the activesync/Windows Mobile Device Center via USB cable issues with Office 2010 x64 that Microsoft reportedly have no plans to fix.