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DanaWheels
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Registered: Nov 2001
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quote:
Originally posted by dampeoples
It's all about the games! At least for me, I was scheduling and dialing just fine with my VDx


That's why I upgraded after security at Sea-Tac Airport dropped everything in my fanny pack (my Neo and my Stowaway), 3 feet. *sigh*

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DanaWheels is offline Old Post 11-10-2002 07:33 PM
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Stardust
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I should caution you about the hack called Dimmer. I recently deleted it from my Prism after it caused a few fatal errors, one of which wiped out all my data. It seems to me that the program messes up with the processing of data.

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Madkins007
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(Of course, since I posted this a year ago, I have been through 2 other PDAs and am now on a Sony T615!)

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YoYoman412
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Registered: May 2002
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Re: Power

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Originally posted by scromer
The biggest thing you will have to determine is the minimum screen brightness that you can live with. The Prism screen is wonderful on full brightness but it sucks the battery down quickly. I have a dimmer hack that sets the screen at 45% for 30 seconds and then drops to 10% if no activity. This has helped extend my battery life significantly.


Hey, can you tell me what the name to that hack is? I could really use it.

Im also a Vprism owner and love it. Personally I never noticed the flicker but I still did download the contrast utility from Handspring and not only does it supposedly solve the flicker problem, it makes your screen look a lot sharper and nicer.

If you dont want to download the Contrast utility there is a hidden Easter Egg in the Visor Prism that is pretty kewl. What you need to do is go to preferences and change the date back to Jan 1, 1904. Then hold the power button down as if you are trying to change the brightness. But in fact when you do try to change the brightness it will really change the contrast.

Its a pretty kewl weird hidden thing (like who woulda thought that Jan 1, 1904 changes the contrast?), but I recommend you just download the utility because its easier.

Cya lata.

Jonathan

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JohnKes
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YoYoman,
Here you go:
http://www.palmgear.com/software/sh...fm?prodID=28880

It works great. I set Auto Off to 3 min, but Dim to 30 sec. This help a lot when I am updating my PocketQuicken, which takes several minutes (mostly waiting for my online banking to update the screens).

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