PocketForce - PocketForce is an application that turns your PocketPC (Compaq iPAQ in particular) into a $500 flashlight.
It fills up the display with white color and turns the backlight to the maximum brightness setting (iPAQ only). Tap on the display to turn it into a black mirror. Tap on the display again to terminate the application
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Supported operating systems:
Pocket PC 2002, Windows Mobile 2003, Windows Mobile 5.0
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PocketBreitling is Pocket PC and Pocket PC 2002 compatible
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Note: The exe file in the archive is intended to be run on your phone/device. Copy the exe to your phone/device and run it from there
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Any color selectable
Adjust Brightness
Fullscreen and clear screen (without buttons)
New: Lightning Background in any interval from 100 ms to 5 sec.
Device don't Power Off!
System requirements:
Pocket PC 2000, 2002, Windows Mobile 2003 & SE, 5.0, 6
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More information is available here.
· works with native OEM backlight without extra
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Some alternatives do exist but are not very good or are Compact Framework application (not a very good idea for background application)
Other Software by developer «Tapani J. Otala»:
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AddTasks AddTasks is an add-on module to the Pocket Outlook Tasks
MyDash_FreeSpace MyDash_FreeSpace is an add-on module to the SnoopSoft Dashboard utility
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If launched directly, the program starts out by deactivating an already inserted card (unless it's known to the system by a plug-and-play identifier)
