Using the iPAQ under Pocket PC 2003 - in pictures

This page focuses mainly on how to use ActiveSync via WLAN with the iPAQ

This figure shows
the PC with a Remote Display window within it - showing the toplevel
Pocket PC screen

The images shown on this page were obtained by running VNC from an linux machine to a Windows® 98 machine running a Remote Display client to an iPAQ (whose name is "gqmjripag2"). This figure shows the VNC window, with a Remote Display window within it, with the information displayed on the iPAQ's screeen inside that.

This figure shows
the full desktop of the PC with a Remote Display window within it -
showing the PDA having started ActiveSync

This figure shows the full desktop of the PC with a Remote Display window within it - showing the PDA having started ActiveSync.

Here the
ActiveSync Tools Options are selected on the PDA

Here the ActiveSync Tools Options are selected on the PDA.

Here we
set the ActiveSync Tools Options on the PDA indicating what remote
machine to sync with (in this case the laptop - named 'nucmed36')

Here we set the ActiveSync Tools Options on the PDA indicating what remote machine to sync with (in this case the laptop - named 'nucmed36')

Here we
set the ActiveSync Files Option on the PC (named 'nucmed36') to allow
the PDA to sync with it

Here we set the ActiveSync Files Option on the PC (named 'nucmed36') to allow the PDA to sync with it - with the "Allow network ...".

After tapping Sync
on the PDA - the two machine synchronize

After tapping Sync on the PDA - the two machine synchronize.

For information contact maguire@it.kth.se
Latest update 30 January 2005
© 2005 G. Q. Maguire Jr., KTH/IMIT

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