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Posted by LelandHoover on September 18, 2007, 11:28 am
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Thanks, this worked. It is a bit alarming that this security feature must be
disabled just to rearange a few icons. I certainly agree with your assessment
and recommendation on www.theunwired.net. Thanks for your help.
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- Leland
"Arne Hess [MSFT MVP]" wrote:
> >I am using file explorer from my laptop to try moving the files in
> > \Windows\Start Menu without success. The device is connected with
> > ActiveSync
> > 4.5. I run XP with the latest service packs and updates. It is a USB
> > connection. The device is a Samsung Blackjack with the AT&T "update"
> > (rebranded from the original Cingular) to the firmware and OS. The
> > problematic files were installed and protected with this update, as they
> > are
> > AT&T branded service applications/icons. Retaining the applications is ok,
> > I
> > just want to remove the dozen or so AT&T service icons that bury the few
> > applications I use regularly. It is a safety issue while driving.
>
> Leland, have a look here - I ran into the same problem again earlier this
> year which made me writing this thought:
>
> THOUGHT: Who locked down the Windows Mobile Smartphone Start Menu? [UPDATE]
>
<http://www.theunwired.net/?item=thought-who-locked-down-the-windows-mobile-smartphone-start-menu-update>
>
> Scroll-down to the UPDATE and see how I managed to get my Start menu
> reordered! :-)
>
> --
> Cheers ~ Arne Hess - Microsoft MVP Mobile Devices
>
> Publisher & Editor in Chief "the::unwired"
> http://www.theunwired.net
>
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> http://www.theplaceshift.net
>
>
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