How to close Pocket PC 2002 Internet Explorer with a mouseclick on a link

[Dhaval Mehta]

Thanks in advance

How to close Pocket PC 2002 Internet Explorer with a mouseclick on a
link????

Right now i am using javascript:window.close(); but it works in
Window 2000 but not in Pocket PC 2002.

Dhaval Mehta

 

[Kathleen Anderson [MVP - FP]]

You may want to ask this question in the microsoft.public.pocketpc.developer
newsgroup.

 

[chris leeds]

I have a pocket PC and one of the annoying things I've found is if I close
any application by clicking the little X in the upper right corner, it
doesn't really close them since they're still in "running programs".


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[Jim Buyens]

Right. Because a Pocket PC runs from a RAM disk, there's
no point in loading programs from "disk" into memory. Disk
IS memory. So, the PocketPC OS simply runs programs from
the memory locations where they reside anyway.

As a result, "running" programs use almost zero additional
memory compared to non-running programs. The only variable
memory consumption is for a few task control blocks and
the instance data for any open documents.

That's why PocketPC doesn't bother unloading programs from
memory when you close them.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
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[chris leeds]

Good answer!
I got an audiovox thera for $129 instead of the $650 the current year models
are going for. It's totally awesome ;-)
I've been resistant to going even with a cell phone but this thing is great.
it's a phone, a so-so browser, notes, tasks etc. extension of outlook, and
it's not bad as an mp3 player, which I'm enjoying on my new motorcycle. I
don't like taking or placing phone calls when I'm rolling though. ;-)

cl

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