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 Présentation
générale
WakeUpApp est un petit programme qui permet de lancer des applications
lors de l'allumage du Jornada.
Ce programme est gratuit. Il ne dispose pas de notice ou de mode d'emploi.
Cependant j'ai extrait ci-dessous deux messages du forum de S|HPC :
ils sont en anglais, si j'ai le temps j'en ferai une traduction.
Installation
du programme
Le programme téléchargé
est un programme .exe de moins de 10 ko. Il doit être recopié
sur le Jornada, par exemple dans le répertoire racine ou dans
le répertoire \Windows.
Forum S|HPC - Message
de Insurgent du 24 janvier 2002 :
Posted: Jan. 24 2002,10:34
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Rich,
I don't see any way to alter PIM Today to show all active tasks.
I've written a small app that will let you set applications to run when
the device wakes up. It will also map the HP Dialup key to run HP Quick
View. Of course, it will let you reverse the process as well.
To install, just drop the wakeupapp.exe into either the \windows or
the root "My Handheld PC" directory. You can put it somewhere
else but these are the most convenient spots.
There is no user interface, it just uses command-line parameters like
so:
wakeupapp -on:\windows\hpqview.exe (causes HP Quick View to run when
you hit the ON key)
wakeupapp -off:\windows\hpqview.exe (Stops HP Quick View from running)
wakeupapp -mapkey (re-maps the HP Dialup key to run HP Quick View)
wakeupapp -unmapkey (reverts key to original behavior)
wakeupapp -list (shows you a list of apps that are setup to run on unit
wakeup)
wakeupapp -help (shows a list of valid options)
wakeupapp /on:\windows\hpqview.exe /list /mapkey (you can specify multiple
command and you can use / instead of - if desired...but don't get too
fancy because my command-line parser ain't very smart!)
You can specify any program to run on wakeup but some programs may not
check to see if it's already running and you will end up with multiple
copied of that program running. HP Quick View checks so it's not a problem.
If you end up doing /on for the same
app multiple time, a single /off will remove all entries.
To run, either create a shortcut to
the exe and add the command line parameters you want or do "Start"
"Run" and type the command in or use the "windows key"-R
combination to open the run dialog.
Disclaimer: I take absolutely no responsibility
whatsoever (other than feeling bad) if the application somehow messes
up your HP720 (though there's really not much change that will happen).
Remember, always having a current backup is a good idea!
You can get the exe at http://www.bigrube.com/wakeupapp.exe
or I can e-mail it to you.
Let me know if you find any bugs or
have problems getting it to work...
- John
Forum S|HPC - Message
de Insurgent du 14 mai 2002 :
Posted: May 14 2002,6:12
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Hi Ed,
I wrote a little app a while back to allow you to setup an app to start
when the unit wakes up. You can read about the useage and where to get
it In This Thread.
I modified the app and added 2 new commands:
/listall - this will list all events instead of just wakeup events.
/offx - same as off but I got rid of the file existence check. This
is the command you'll need to use since the app is no longer there.
If it doesn't work, send me the results
from the /listall and what it is you're trying to get rid of and we
might be able to come up with something.
Take care,
John
Conclusion
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Claude Mettavant, 29 mai 2002 claude.mettavant@wanadoo.fr
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