Är det någon som har erfarenhet av MS windows mobile?

har windows mobile 2003SE och i den finns det messenger från start... så det borde ju finnas till 5:an oxå...

Jo det gör den och den fungerar. Det är bara det att jag förstår inte hur man ska se inkommande meddelanden...
Har du en person uppe så är det inte något problem. A -> B, eller B -> A fungerar således utmärkt. Men om C, D eller E skickar till mig samtidigt så plingar det till men jag förstår inte hur man kan se vem av alla 52 personer i listan som skickade... ????

såg något om det där... ska se om jag hittar det

http://www.shahine.com/omar/WindowsMobile5AndPocketMSNMessengerNotificationsFix.aspx

Jag kan tyvärr inte öppna den sidan. Den expanderas över hela skärmen :( för att sedan bara visa en vit sida...

Windows Mobile 5 and Pocket MSN Messenger Notifications Fix

I recently discovered a problem with Windows Mobile 5 and the Pocket MSN Messenger that comes with it. If your device is a Pocket PC Formfactor (not Smartphone) and you sign into MSN Messenger, every time a contact signs into the service your device will do the following:

\* Play a sound
\* Place an alert on the screen with \[Chat\] \[Ignore\] buttons. The notification will remain on screen for a few seconds and interrupt whatever you are doing (like writing an email).

If you have over 200 contacts in your buddy list, chances are some one is signing into the network at least once a minute during peak hours. You can imagine the shock I had when I discovered there was no UI to turn this off. I recall from Windows Mobile 2003 that you could go into Sounds & Notifications and select the “contact online” action and disable alerts and sound. However, this does not exists on my device.

I fired off a mail to some friendly folks in the Pocket MSN team. After a few exchanges they let me know that I could manually add the registry keys for the events and that this might resolve the issue (and that this was unsupported etc etc). So I fired up PHM Regedit (freeware) and added the keys. Lo and behold, I could now mess with the notification options in Sounds and Notifications.

Here are the registry keys you’ll need to add to your device:

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Notifications\{A877D65E-239C-47a7-9304-0D347F580408}]
"Options"=dword:00000008
@="Messenger: Contact Online"
"Wave"="notify"
"Duration"=dword:00000000

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Notifications\{A877D65F-239C-47a7-9304-0D347F580408}]
"Options"=dword:00000008
@="Messenger: New Message"
"Wave"="notify"
"Duration"=dword:00000000

After adding these you can go to the Sound and Notifications control panel and customize the notification behavior.