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Hi, thanks for the immediate reply. It seems we need to install the said program to 600 units. And we can't purchase the license for all those 600, do u have any sample code, or references for me to build a similar application?<br />
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Thanks so much!
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Hi, thanks for the immediate reply. It seems we need to install the said program to 600 units. And we can't purchase the license for all those 600, do u have any sample code, or references for me to build a similar application?

Thanks so much!

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 Hi!<br />
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I need to know how to schedule automatic connection to GPRS for PPC 2003 SE. The PDA needs to be connected to GPRS during workhours (8am-5pm) and is there a way for Connection Manager to handle this? If not, can i make a program that will &nbsp;every now and then check if there is GPRS connection, if not, automatically connect? I need the easiest way to handle this. Please tell me if Microsoft has already provided such a feature.<br />
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Please take into consideration that I am new to this topic.<br />
Thanks a lot!
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 Hi!

I need to know how to schedule automatic connection to GPRS for PPC 2003 SE. The PDA needs to be connected to GPRS during workhours (8am-5pm) and is there a way for Connection Manager to handle this? If not, can i make a program that will  every now and then check if there is GPRS connection, if not, automatically connect? I need the easiest way to handle this. Please tell me if Microsoft has already provided such a feature.

Please take into consideration that I am new to this topic.
Thanks a lot!

[500 points] How to schedule automatic connect to GPRS for Pocket PC 2003 SE

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