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How to get Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 to work?

Jan 27, 2009 by ssmesq | Posted in Other - Hardware

Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000, trade-mark new. I followed the instructions but mouse cursor does not move on screen. Plugged in receiver, put in battery, all lights toil, computer recognizes mouse connected, downloaded latest software from Microsoft site, pushed buttons to sync, verdant light on receiver shows that sync is correct, but no matter what I do, reboot, restart, distinctive USB port, the mouse will not move the cursor on the screen. Regular mouse plugged to same harbour works fine.
This is not a Bluetooth device. It is a USB connection.

Is it possible to install Microsoft Access on mobile phones running Microsoft Windows Mobile 6?

Mar 15, 2009 by A | Posted in PDAs & Handhelds

Before I reflect on buying such a device such as Toshiba G810, I would like to know if they run Microsoft Access, and does it be communicated pre-installed?
If it doesn't come installed, does it require a specific MOBILE form of MS Access, or does it accept a regular MS Access?

Cheers

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No endanger.

Is there anyway to edit / create a Microsoft Mobile word document on the T-Mobile Dash?

Mar 27, 2008 by Mastro | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

I unbiased bought the t-mobile dash from a friend and I used to have a t-mobile Wing. On the wing I was able to compress and create word, excel, and powerpoint mobile documents. I have just discovered that I can not do this with the Fling.

First off why?

and second, is there any way around this?

It's not like I create word documents all the time, but, I still would like to have the election to if possible.

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The Hurl must have Windows Mobile 5. The Wing had WM6. you are going to have to go to the t-mobile website and download WM6 to do that.

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T-Mobile and Microsoft Now Being Sued Over Sidekick Issues

by Amit Chowdhry

Many people have frenzied statistics as the d of a Liable to be Inc. server outage. Jeopardy likely to be Inc. is the manufacturing convention behind Sidekick devices and is a subsidiary of Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT). Two lawsuits have been filed at the federal court in Northern California this former Wednesday. The outage caused many Sidekick users to dissipate their oration books, calendars, and contacts.

Microsoft and T-Mobile indicated last week that the matter might be continuously confused. However on Monday continuously the companies announced that some people may be expert to get their knowledge back. One of the lawsuits claims that Microsoft and Threat did not take reasoned supervision look after of the details and indicated that the Sidekick was falsely advertised.

One of the prosecutors is Maureen Thompson. Thompson’s daughter is an aspiring beau id and songwriter that uses the phone to fund particular and dealing contacts. She also acclimated to the phone for storing music lyrics that are not saved anywhere else. Thompson bought the phone because T-Mobile promised that the figures would be protected no trouble what.

“Further complicating the statistics shrinkage is the experience that Sidekicks, far from iPhones, BlackBerrys and other smartphones, are not designed to sync locally with a purchaser’s in the flesh computer without additional software and ironmongery,” stated the filed lawsuit . “This means that most users were not qualified to backup their statistics locally, but were encouraged and required to rely on Microsoft/Jeopardy likely to be.”

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Source: T-Mobile and Microsoft Now Being Sued Over Sidekick Issues