joako
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Re: IE on windows mobile - disable???
Are these managed? Because the ones I've deployed (at major retailers) you run a "quick deployment," scan 6 barcodes and the device reboots, does some magic and IE is never to be seen again.
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amungus
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| "Are these managed?"
Not sure. All I do with them is re-image the software if something goes wrong. We have custom programmed software which I load, but it doesn't do much else to them. IE is nowhere on the older model (9060's) but the new one's (9090's) have it. I can delete shortcuts, but can't see anywhere to remove/disable the darn thing.
Perhaps the programmers have some tricks up their sleeves...
SoonerAl, thanks for the link, but I don't think that's quite what I need... I want to restrict IE to be pretty much unusable, and I don't think I could convince anyone to spend that kind of money. |
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SoonerAl
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Of course, as you noted, cost may be the deciding factor... 
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amungus
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| No, I didn't, but the cost is definitely a bit prohibitive for what I'd like to accomplish... Still looks like cool software that would have some really good uses, just not quite what I'm after...
Is there any way to simply "lock down" "disable" or "remove" IE from the Windows Mobile 5 platform without resorting to a 3rd party app. like that??? Surely there's a way, and if I have to get our programmers to look into it, I will, but I just thought I'd ask around here first since I'd rather not trouble them with this... |
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