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[Touch Pro2 CDMA] katerina00:
ScottSNX - you are a LIFESAVER... I thought I was losing my mind - because I know when I was in the verizon store I saw the block recognizer on the htc imagio and a friend of mine had the touch pro2 (but maybe windows 6.1) and it was there - which is one of the reasons I bought this device. I was pulling my hair out trying to find a solutions - thank God I came upon your post... This definitely works.. it literally took me 1 minute to download and it installed and worked in 30 seconds. I can't thank you enough!!!
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] gosimon:
Thanks ScottSNX

I completely agree. Thanks ScottSNX!
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] soundy6:
Hi. I have HTC touch 2 (mega). I have tried ScottSNX posted htc touch pro2_rho09076.cab

on my device. Now, I can choose block recognizer, but it doesn't work. Any help for me, please
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] ScottSNX:
Glad I could help. Finally decided to register just cause I knew there must be other people spending hours on something so simple.

Are you using a custom rom or have you upgraded to the new Sprint rom that HTC released a week or two ago?
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] trwm:
Will this work for the Sprint Touch Pro 2?
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] Ima302:
Thankx for the HD2 Fix

Your .cab file did the job for my HD2. Dude, you rule!:eek:
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] 84mopar:
Awesome

Thanks ScottSNX my block recognizer is up & running. Great work!:)
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] Don Galleto:
It works.

My Tmobile TP2 does not have this issue. A friend got one from Verizon and I "fixed" it with the .cab file.

Thanks ScottSNX!
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] rigmarol:
How do you install this fix?

Thanks for the fix. Believe me I'm glad someone did this, I'm lost without my block text!

Only, now, I need someone to walk this old man through how to install it.

I've downloaded it to my PC and tried to copy it to the phone. Won't copy.

I've downloaded it using my phone but when I open the folder I saved to, no file.

I'm sure it's simple but if you don't know how, it's frustrating.

Thanks again.
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] dnorman288:
Works great

I installed and it works great. Now I can take notes again. Was a little rough using the board. Thanks for all the effort
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] ElkHair14:
Bump!

(Version MR1 just installed)
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] daddled:
Have you connected your phone and computer (USB) using Microsoft ActiveSync? Find in the ActiveSync window the Explore utility...should be one of three selections available in a toolbar just below the standard File/Edit/View... toolbar.

Select Explore...and you'll see a typical Explorer view of your phone and its files.

Now, you can drag and drop the .cab file, for example.

Go now to your phone file explorer, find the .cab file...and run it. Voila!

My only question now, is -- I seem to recall that there was an on-screen keyboard with smaller keys than any of the keyboards now available. Is this another "enhancement" in 6.5.

Many thanks to Scott...on behalf of all of us (both of us? -- tee hee) who use the stylus for something other than just tapping. Letter and block recognition is awesome. If you haven't tried it in a while, I urge you to do so...it has come a long way!
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] daddled:
@ScottSNX -

Mr. Scott -- thank you ever so much for this solution. I have been pulling my hair out on this. The folks at Sprint - I have an HTC TP2 Sprint version - acted like I was a little nutty, which may be true...but, they were a bit skeptical that my phone ever had letter recognition and such!

I can't bust on them too much, though, because they did try...and they bumped me up to a higher-level tech -- but, she still didn't know quite what to do, and I spent mucho time on a landline phone with her while she hunted around on my phone, remotely, trying to find a solution. But I digress.

My only question now, is -- I seem to recall that there was an on-screen keyboard with smaller keys than any of the keyboards now available. Is this another "enhancement" in 6.5? Or, can you apply your genius and help to get that keyboard back, too?

In the meantime, many thanks to Scott...on behalf of all of us (both of us? -- tee hee) who use the stylus for something other than just tapping.

For those who don't know, and the many skeptics: Letter and block recognition and transcriber and such are awesome. If you haven't tried it in a while, I urge you to do so...it has come a long way! You might like it!
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] mwenvivan:
letter recognition

Thanks a lot. you save me a lot of frustration.
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] ScottSNX:
I remember a freeware keyboard called PCM Keyboard, I think. I liked it because it had a CTRL key that you could use for copy and pasting when the right-click 'hold the stylus down' menu method wouldn't work. Looks like they've simplified by just mapping to holding down the enter key.
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] Maria McCarthy:
Worked like a charm. THANK YOU
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] manbat:
Thank you

=========

Missed this...thanks a lot!!
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] edwin67:
thanks

+1 ... you're a legend, Scott.

Joined xda just to download this.

many thanks

edwin
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] llohlam:
ScottSNX. you're really a life saver!!! A super genius!
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] switch62:
Brilliant, worked straight away on my HD2.

Have been trying for hours to do a registry hack after I had to Hard Reset. The hack worked when I first got my HD2 but not now. Even then you couldn't swap between the different input methods easily. You had to make Block/Letter Recognizer the default and soft reset to get it back if you swapped to another.

Wish I'd seen this 4 hours ago :(

Thanks again ScottSNX
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] shahriar5252:
works well on Sprint's Touch Pro2 with the latest stock ROM (wm6.5 with HTC Sense). Thanks for this CAB.

The incompetence of HTC engineers bewilders me. Why did they take out these other SIPs? Why don't they just leave it up to the users? What a bunch of idiots are working at HTC.

But an XDA developer havs once again filled in a deficiency of HTC. Thank you ScottSNX.
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] tfhendrickson:
Thanks scottsnx

Scott! Thanks bud! This worked great - had it installed in 30 seconds like you said!
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] TomH2:
THANK YOU - THANK YOU - THANK YOU ScottSNX.

I have been using Pocket PCs with handwriting for about 10 years now. I have been desperately searching for a fix for the handwriting since yesterday when Sprint gave me a replacement HTC which now has Win Mobile 6.5 instead of the Win Mobile 6.1 that was on the broken unit.

SPRINT could not help / HTC could not help / MICROSOFT wanted $65 to try by phone!!!

One note: I got the cab file on my desktop first and then transfered it to the phone, but it was not working when I tried to click the file on the phone. I then went directly to the page on my phones web browser and downloaded directly to the phone. It worked perfectly then. Thanks again ScottSNX.
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] nunnab:
Thanks a ton for the .CAB file to get back the block recognizer

Dear ScottSNX,

I registered to xda-developers just to download your cab file to enable the block recognizer on my HTC Touch Pro 2 from Verizon (6.5 Windows Mobile OS). Thanks a ton for your efforts and sharing the file with the user community.

regards,

B
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] RrenKatan:
finally!

SWEET!! I looked for a fix for this back in March but wasn't able to find a successful one. Glad I'm not the only one that wasn't looking to get this functionality back. I just can't stand touching a screen.

Thanks again.
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] hexistenz:
Thanks a million, Scott. Just what the doctor (or the cook) ordered ! Works perfectly on Touch Pro2, WinMo 6.5, EnergyROM
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] :
I just installed your cab file on my new HD2 to get the Transcriber back into the list of input options. It works great! Thanks so much for sharing this.

Previously I'd just made a Quicklink to Transcriber but every time I changed to another input method I had to go back to the Quicklink to to turn Transcriber on again so your hack is a big improvement.

By the way, the Transcriber works very well on the capacitive screen of the HD2. I did try Calligrapher by Phatware but although it has some nice features it really doesn't suit the capacitive screen.

Thanks again ScottSNX.

Now all I have to do is get MS Voice Command working properly again with my bluetooth headset - as it always did with my Orbit2 (aka Touch Cruise). All help gratefully received!!
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] morgessa:
Thank you mate!

Tested it successfully on Sprint Rhodium, HTC Rhodium, Topaz and Leo. Works fine.
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] chiraag:
THANK YOU... YOU are a LEGEND... this cab works on the NON CDMA version as well.. because the htc site has the update.. but keeps coming up with the INCOMPATIBLE device error.

THANKS AGAIN
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] psychodad47:
Thanks ScottSNX! You saved my phone!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] WatermelonSlim:
So one of the best apps on Windows Mobile, Griff, is about to die. The developer doesn't want to continue with it. I suggested that he make it open source and let the community take over, rather than let it die. He told me to post an inquiry here and see if there was any interest from the community.

Do any of you developers want to take over? Some more info on Griff:

http://www.planetgriff.com/galleria.php

http://www.planetgriff.com/index.php

The thread where the developer asks me to post here to possibly find someone to take over an open source project:

http://www.planetgriff.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1528

For those who don't know, this is the best mobile music making/sequencing app on the market. It has won plenty opf awards. It's virtually unchanged since 2000 (except for adding support for additional resolutions) and still today is better than anything on the iPhone.

I'm hoping there is someone out there who will take over this project and make it continue to be the best app out there as we move onto capacitive screen devices and devices that don't have a d-pad.

If you know of a better place to post this, please post it there...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] [★]:
Hmm Im not really into music making on my phone but It looks like a good piece of software :)

Im not a developer but I CAN do this

~~~~~BUMP~~~~~~

(lol hope it helps:D)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] eknutson:
Hrm... very very interesting indeed! This would blend my personal life (writing music), professional life (development) and my hobbies (big focus on PDA's and WinMo for the last 4+ years) very well.

I'd be interested in joining a group to do this - I couldn't take it over alone (there just isn't enough time).

What language / libraries are used?

I was a C/C++ programmer at one time. Today I'm mainly enterprise Java with a smattering of other stuff. I've also designed quite a bit as well (project plans, UML, ROI, yada yada yada corporate stuff).

I run our corporate builds and manage developer assignments / team coordination - so out of the box I can pledge to help with source code management and developer support / project coordination. These are easy for me as I do 'em all day every day. Besides active development, as well ;)

I'd like to see a few people express interest and I think I'd be willing to jump in with both feet here - especially if it migrated to a freeware kind of system.

~Eric
[Windows Mobile Software Development] enTRAPAG:
Oh please someone take this over and make it COOL. It has potential but the UI is so unintuitive. I been doing pro audio for years and years and years and I had to drop the idea of killing time with this app.

B-to-the-IZUMP
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Audio Oblivion:
Griff is easily one of the best applications for music production on windows mobile and indeed any mobile platform.

Im not a dev but i write music... i would be happy to get involved with this project somehow.

i do have some experience with programming but my code would probably be buggy as hell
[Windows Mobile Software Development] dadaumpa:
I am personally very interested in this. only demoed the thing but found it really, really brilliant.

I can't promise I will have much free time for it, but I will be more than happy to give all the support I can.

I can do sourceforge, github, C/C++ also for Windows Mobile, C# for what matters. I can also do a lot of other things that probably don't apply in this context :-)

cheers,

Aldo
[Windows Mobile Software Development] the0ne:
bloody hell.. I didnt even know such an app existed.. thanks for sharing.. now who is going to take it over.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] pupakota:
you mean 500+$ phones.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] eknutson:
Edit: Just excited to see offers of contribution :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] pupakota:
fixed now, sry.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] eknutson:
*bow* thank you, I'm still optomistic that a project like this can come together and resurrect a great piece of paid software into a community-driven piece of open source and freeware.

~Eric
[Windows Mobile Software Development] dj_teb:
And I didnt heard of this software before now?

Greetings and what a piece of software.

I'm a producer myself and have been looking for a software as this, looks awsome.

I'm not a developer but hoping that someone here will take over this fantastic project.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] shylohmonster:
Haven't used Griff in a few years, but I'd would LOVE LOVE LOVE to see this project brought current.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Greywolf_Ghost:
Wow

This looks like something that could blend so well into an HD2.....and give Intua Beat Maker (iPhone), a very good run for the money.

I looks like it just needs a home start and a drum pad section, and it matches the best iPhone has to offer.

I hope someone takes this and runs with it.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] cacca:
please make it happend!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Audio Oblivion:
that would be nice :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] eknutson:
So here's what I know so far - Griff is primarily a single developer project with ~ 300 cpp/.h files based on the MFC framework. There's a couple of people who write plugins for it.

So, I'm in if Daniel (the developer / code owner) decides to go open-source with the project. Looks like we have several SMEs and testers ready to go - anyone interested in contributing with the coding? I can go it alone, but life has its time constraints ;)

~Eric
[Windows Mobile Software Development] WatermelonSlim:
I don't now much about coding, but I do own Visual Studio 2008 (was planning on getting into it) and I would be happy to try. I do make a lot of music on the PC though (using Cubase) so I could definitely contribute some ideas at least.

I would definitely be willing to help with the coding too provided someone can help me out when I get stuck.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] eknutson:
awesome SD!

~Eric
[Windows Mobile Software Development] tilleke:
Neither I was aware about this application. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.

I play the guitar and the piano myself and occasionally I do some home-recording with Cubase although it is just a hobby. But still, I have a few ideas and knowledge about the music-tools available out there.

Playing around with Cubase is not my only hobby - I am also fond of programming. Unfortunately I hardly know any C++ at all since I am old "Basic"-user and now I am programming (both for desktop and Windows Mobile) in the .Net enviroment with C# and VB.Net.

So I doubt I could help with programming but I could indeed help with beta-testing (since I know the "logic" and way of thinking normally used by a programmer).

Just to summarize, I am ready to give a helping hand.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] alecoddlyiv:
oooh yes please
[Windows Mobile Software Development] norkoastal:
Sweet program....

I think this is one of those programs that has the "good engine" but the paint and finish are dull and unrefined. I would think a graphics refresh and "enhancement" to windows 6.5 would be a good first step. Once the graphics are updated to support the newer resolutions and finger friendly input, I would then focus on ui enhancements..
[Windows Mobile Software Development] eknutson:
Totally agree all - glad to see the ideas and support and offers to contribute! Just waiting on the owner of Grif to figure out what he wants to do with the software, then we're off to the races :) Once we get in there ans see what's what we'll figure out how to make graphical updates. My guess is that if it's sinkable we'll even more contributors so that's the direction I would like to see the project head.

~Eric
[Windows Mobile Software Development] XanderCorp:
I've been looking alot into Griff and I think it looks pretty amazing, I hate to see such an awesome app die and I have been looking for an app exactly like this one, but sadly I just recently bought my first WinMo phone (AT&T Tilt 2) and have little experience with coding and developing software (Took a computer programming and AP Computer Science class in school, but I barely remember/didn't absorb anything) so I have nearly no clue what I'm doing, but I am willing to support however much I can either with ideas or donations or whatever I can to help keep Griff alive!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] juanpa74:
+1 to support this app.

I remember it from many years ago. It was awesome.Still is.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] smadger:
I'd pay for this to be updated!

Seriously dev's, I can't code or anything, but I can throw a few notes your ways!

BUMP
[Windows Mobile Software Development] blue_electric_71:
i'd pay for this to be updated too

i used griff on my polaris until i got my hd2 ...it is just an amazing piece of software..would love to see an update for my hd2

Apart from being willing to pay for further development i could, as a graphic designer help designing the ui...i'm not a programmer in any way though

Let's keep griff alive!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ucfgator:
Please make this happen!!!

I want to see this on the HD2 very badly. Griff on HS2++
[Windows Mobile Software Development] acrocosm:
Along stompbox and sunvox it's the best piece of music software you can get on wm.

I'm willing to make graphics for it (pm me when/if the time comes) but I'd suggest to make simple graphics with code so it'll be relatively resolution independent while the clean lines would also make it quite appealing imho. I've done rotors and sliders with just code in flash and you can get pretty nifty results plus small file size and quicker loading.

Anyway, just my two cents. I'd really love to see it happen
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bitbrat:
This is an amazing app - would really hate to see it go away.

BTW whoever said $500+ smartphones don't have D-pads is looking in the wrong place - my $99 Incite doesn't have one....actually it's a pain in the a$$ sometimes!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] Oblignash:
sorry to say but your digitizer (The plastic top of the screen) is broken, common problem in diamond, it a guaranteebusineiss but if no guarantee you can change it yourself but buy a combo with LCD screen...and use the searchfunktion...
[HD2 General] jtphl:
Is there an application wherein I can set my own gesture? ?

For example, when I scribbled letter C, it will run calculator , then if I made a W gesture it will run Word mobile, etc....
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] firefox9204:
cant download it from rapidshare it says you need to be premium and its not available or something (sorry for the bad english) can someone please help me and upload a orginal rom for sweden
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] XpErIaX1-IdOu:
Tja

mm this is bad :o

http://rs753.rapidshare.com/files/232918429/APP_SW_X1i_GENERIC_SE_CDF1215-3315_KOV_R3AA009.exe
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] firefox9204:
blir sjukt irriterad att rapidshare inte funkar (WHY CANT RAPIDSHARE WORK :( )
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] Draken Korin:
I only understand the brackets :) but well, it usually does, though there are certain peak times when lot's of users try to dl something, then you are blocked

happens time and again (and not only to you), so you can be either patient and retry as long as it takes, try it again at a later timer or become a premium user

it's annoying at times but that's about your options :)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] yucass:
Hi all,

Sorry for my bad english...

I get problems with a lot of rom (miri, Carnage) all in 6.5.3 WM, all build test.

The problem is when i end the flash, when i coming on the today page for the first time, a alert message come, with a an application not installed as Windows live or myphone 1.5.cab. That a probleme because I cannot finish the instalation and I can't phone or enter my pin code.

Type of error : on Carnage V2

Install \windows\myphone1.5.cab failed code=0x80004005.

Thx for yours answers.

Bye all
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Shoarma1998:
Just throwing it out there... do you perform a hard reset after flashing? If not then do so... You can also try to flash back to stock rom and flash again.

good luck!
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] EpiphanyNL:
I would recommend doing a hard reset after flash. As I made Carnage and never had the problem that Myphone can't install. Like I say in my thread always do a hard reset after flash.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] yucass:
Hi,

Yes off course i perform a Hard reset after all flash, but it doesn't work better. I haven't the time to doing anythink, i flash, i restart, Hard Reset but noting do anythink.

And now, each reset I do, It seem to be perform a hard rest, but I just soft reset. Well, I will test to flash again with the same rom ( Carnage V2) <== /!\ Probleme : I can't flash, my computer do not detect my device, LOL^^

Thx a lot for all
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] EpiphanyNL:
Try to flash without your SDcard in your phone, go into the bootloader by hand (turn of the phone, hold down the lower volume button and press the power button). The bootloader screen will display, insert the USB cable into the phone and you should be ok to flash.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] yucass:
Hi,

Thanks a lot, i try to flash by my SCard, and it work, but problemes in my roms are always here. I have a solution, I flash with the lastet good rom, I will test new build (235xx) an other day, thanks you
[HD2 General] MadSoldier:
After reading a lot I still didn’t find a solution for my problem:

The alarm plays 2 melodies, one of the clock and one of the remembering when the alarm goes off.

Can somebody help my plz, Thx Mad

HD2 Rom: 1.48.404.2 NL, Manila: 2.5.19211619.0, Radio: 2.06.51.07
[HD2 General] CrustySWE:
Had the same problem, i't disappered for me when i disabled the "my location" function.

//Johan
[HD2 General] MadSoldier:
Update:

I'm tired of searching a solution of my problem.

I just install G-Alarm. This is working good for the moment. Together with the patch “12aon Alarm Hack Home Tab.cab” you can access G-Alarm directly on your main page.

Still if someone has a normal solution I still like to know it. So all info related to this topic is welcome.

Now I found this:

and this reg can fix clock problem(only alert notification ring)

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Notifications]

"AlertInterrupt"=dword:00000000

Link: xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=610927

Maybe ill will test is later
[HD2 General] En_croute:
Any update on this dual alarm ringing?

Mine also plays the Alarm ring (Alarm-Classic) and the Reminders ring (Ring-Buoy)

The Alarm ring is designed to get me up (am) & remind me to take medication (2 x pm) and the reminders a gentle ring in the room for Outlook calander items.

Having both when the Alarm goes off is too much!
[HD2 General] MadSoldier:
I have installed a custom rom and now having no problems.
[HD2 General] ephestione:
too late for your solution, yet you need to go into system sound settings, and disable "notification sounds". That can be enough reason for the alarm jingle not to sound at all sometimes, afaik
[Nexus One General] droiddv:
One thing I really liked about the Hero Rom was the photo album widget, the one where you can swipe away the pictures. I would really like to see that on the nexus.
[Nexus One General] Amdathlonuk:
2nd that.

That was a cracking little widget.