Is this done correct? rss,8,60,http://www.pdacorps.com/xmlfeed/RSS.xml/,PDACorps,6
Quote from: joelw135Is this done correct? rss,8,60,http://www.pdacorps.com/xmlfeed/RSS.xml/,PDACorps,6
I don't know if this can cause you problems, but you may have to remove the "/" after RSS.xml.
I'm using that feed now and it works nicely. The only difference between my line and yours is that "/" ;)
Thanks.
Joel, one offtopic question :
I noticed you're using dotPocket. Does it rotate the screen without the need for a soft reset? Also, is it stable?
You still need to soft reset.
In fact, I found is even worst than Nyditot. With Nyditot, once you soft reset to load the driver, you can do more changes without the need for a soft reset. With dotpocket, you need to soft reset everytime you want to make a resolution change.
This was on my old 2215.
I find it completely stable, but you do have to soft reset after to go back to native resolution or to another. I just put PIEPlus on and am experimenting using both together.
P.S. It is more stable than Nyidiot.
Quote from: EitelYou still need to soft reset.
Dang, as I feared :(
QuoteThis was on my old 2215.
OLD!?!? WHAT DO YOU MEAN "OLD"?!?! (LOL :D :D)
Quote from: EitelThis was on my old 2215.
Since it is your old one, you can send it my way. It will be my new one! :lol:
I have been using PIEPlus with DotPocket, and it works great. I usually pick one resolution that looks readable on my Axim and go between vertical native resolution and landscape. So there is no big deal in a soft reset. Using PIEPlus is great, not only do I have the Landscape view from DotPocket I now can format pages with PIEPlus so the view is great.
Thanks for all the info Joel ... I'm using MultiIE .... maybe I'll try dotPocket and see how I like it :)
I mean old cuz I know have a 4155. :wink: