Comments for sonkun's wordpress http://sonkun.wordpress.com Home of Project Pocket Change. Thu, 25 Oct 2007 06:03:40 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Blogging with Pocket SharpMT by oyi http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/08/13/blogging-with-pocket-sharpmt/#comment-101 oyi Thu, 25 Oct 2007 06:03:40 +0000 http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2006/03/10/blogging-with-pocket-sharpmt/#comment-101 yes it's working and i already posted in my blog too. thank you sonkun.. yes it’s working and i already posted in my blog too. thank you sonkun..

]]> Comment on Blogging with Pocket SharpMT by sonkun http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/08/13/blogging-with-pocket-sharpmt/#comment-100 sonkun Thu, 18 Oct 2007 15:01:23 +0000 http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2006/03/10/blogging-with-pocket-sharpmt/#comment-100 oyi - Thanks for your question. I have not been working on my Axim recently, and recently hard booted it, so PocketSharpMT is not on there anymore. Because of this, I can't give you accurate setup instructions. However, I can tell you that the most important part is to set the remote posting url (can't remember what it's called exactly in PSMT) to: http://[your blog].wordpress.com/xmlrpc.php Use your login and password and you should be all set. Let me know if this solution works for you. If it doesn't, I'll try try and get a tutorial set up. oyi – Thanks for your question. I have not been working on my Axim recently, and recently hard booted it, so PocketSharpMT is not on there anymore. Because of this, I can’t give you accurate setup instructions. However, I can tell you that the most important part is to set the remote posting url (can’t remember what it’s called exactly in PSMT) to:

http://your blog].wordpress.com/xmlrpc.php

Use your login and password and you should be all set.

Let me know if this solution works for you. If it doesn’t, I’ll try try and get a tutorial set up.

]]> Comment on Blogging with Pocket SharpMT by oyi http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/08/13/blogging-with-pocket-sharpmt/#comment-99 oyi Thu, 18 Oct 2007 02:34:09 +0000 http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2006/03/10/blogging-with-pocket-sharpmt/#comment-99 can you explain how to set up pocket sharpMT for used with wordpress? i try to refresh the server type on its option but it was failed to retrieve the information. or maybe you can share the wordpress server parameter? thank you. can you explain how to set up pocket sharpMT for used with wordpress? i try to refresh the server type on its option but it was failed to retrieve the information.

or maybe you can share the wordpress server parameter? thank you.

]]> Comment on Day 2 using Windows Mobile 6 by sonkun http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/08/14/day-2-using-windows-mobile-6/#comment-91 sonkun Mon, 20 Aug 2007 13:56:56 +0000 http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/08/14/day-2-using-windows-mobile-6/#comment-91 Too bad you won't be able to use your smartphone for much longer, but you should be able to recoupe some of the cost if you sell the device. As for Japanese cell phones, I think they're pretty neat. And there have been a few Windows Mobile models on the market, but they haven't been very popular. Currently, Wilcom has a Sharp model that looks to be pretty sweet. I believe that one uses the PHS frequency, but I'm not sure. SoftBank carries prepaid phones, but they used to be hard to find, and there were only 2 phone models to choose from. Good luck moving back there! Too bad you won’t be able to use your smartphone for much longer, but you should be able to recoupe some of the cost if you sell the device. As for Japanese cell phones, I think they’re pretty neat. And there have been a few Windows Mobile models on the market, but they haven’t been very popular. Currently, Wilcom has a Sharp model that looks to be pretty sweet. I believe that one uses the PHS frequency, but I’m not sure. SoftBank carries prepaid phones, but they used to be hard to find, and there were only 2 phone models to choose from. Good luck moving back there!

]]> Comment on Day 2 using Windows Mobile 6 by emazur http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/08/14/day-2-using-windows-mobile-6/#comment-90 emazur Fri, 17 Aug 2007 20:36:37 +0000 http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/08/14/day-2-using-windows-mobile-6/#comment-90 This ime you pointed out works alot better- thank you for informing me. I didn't need the patch because the T-mobile MDA is an HTC Wizard, according to the warnings the patch is only needed for non-HTC devices but thanks anyway for the warning. I only used it my the keyboard and it worked as it should. I noticed it would still write in kana even if I selected "romaji" from the keyboard drop down list, so I had to hit the 英数字 button on the soft keyboard to write in roman letters again, but that's not really a big deal. It's sad to say that my efforts may have gone to waste though- I'm thinking of moving back to Japan after several months hiatus but it seems this phone won't work in Japan. Don't know much 'bout cell phone technology, but after checking around it seems Japan is one of the very, very few countries who do not use this "GSM Quadband" signal that my smartphone uses.新しい携帯を買うのは面倒くさい。Especially annoying considering my smartphone put me back $250 or $300, and I'd probably pay double that if I bought a Japanese smartphone, not to mention the possible need for a different type of memcard. And apparently smartphones weren't sold in Japan until late 2005, so I think there won't be much selection. Properietary carrier signals and late-to-the-ballgame smartphones- I don't see why some people seem to think j phones are so great (and good luck trying to get prepaids over there...) This ime you pointed out works alot better- thank you for informing me. I didn’t need the patch because the T-mobile MDA is an HTC Wizard, according to the warnings the patch is only needed for non-HTC devices but thanks anyway for the warning.
I only used it my the keyboard and it worked as it should. I noticed it would still write in kana even if I selected “romaji” from the keyboard drop down list, so I had to hit the 英数字 button on the soft keyboard to write in roman letters again, but that’s not really a big deal.
It’s sad to say that my efforts may have gone to waste though- I’m thinking of moving back to Japan after several months hiatus but it seems this phone won’t work in Japan. Don’t know much ’bout cell phone technology, but after checking around it seems Japan is one of the very, very few countries who do not use this “GSM Quadband” signal that my smartphone uses.新しい携帯を買うのは面倒くさい。Especially annoying considering my smartphone put me back $250 or $300, and I’d probably pay double that if I bought a Japanese smartphone, not to mention the possible need for a different type of memcard. And apparently smartphones weren’t sold in Japan until late 2005, so I think there won’t be much selection. Properietary carrier signals and late-to-the-ballgame smartphones- I don’t see why some people seem to think j phones are so great (and good luck trying to get prepaids over there…)

]]> Comment on Day 2 using Windows Mobile 6 by sonkun http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/08/14/day-2-using-windows-mobile-6/#comment-89 sonkun Fri, 17 Aug 2007 15:03:38 +0000 http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/08/14/day-2-using-windows-mobile-6/#comment-89 Hi emazur, Thanks for your comment. I have have used Bagoj's IME in the past, and yes those floating windows were indeed annoying. Although Bagoj's project was an awesome contribution, and one of the better solutions for Japanese input at the time, there is a better alternative now, I believe it's the actual IME from the Japanese ROM. You can get the QVGA version <a href="http://asukal.net/blog/?p=96" rel="nofollow">here</a>. I assume you can read Japanese, so <strong>read the post</strong>. There is a patch that must be installed before you soft reboot. If the patch is not installed before the rebooting, you'll have to hard reset the device and lose all your data. (I didn't read the post a first, and had to hard-reset 3 times). So to answer your question, Japanese input is not necessarily better on WM6, because the new IME works the same on both platforms. I'd like to hear how it works with the keyboard though. In regards to Batteryrefill.com, they are very bad at returning e-mails. However, they have good customer service if you call. I assume you're in Japan, so that makes it harder. I checked out the site you sent, and they're a lot more expensive than I want to pay. I paid $35 for my Sony refill, Baysun.com would charge about $70 USD (8505 JPY). However, I'll keep them in mind if I'm living in Japan again, thanks for the link! Hi emazur,
Thanks for your comment. I have have used Bagoj’s IME in the past, and yes those floating windows were indeed annoying. Although Bagoj’s project was an awesome contribution, and one of the better solutions for Japanese input at the time, there is a better alternative now, I believe it’s the actual IME from the Japanese ROM. You can get the QVGA version here. I assume you can read Japanese, so read the post. There is a patch that must be installed before you soft reboot. If the patch is not installed before the rebooting, you’ll have to hard reset the device and lose all your data. (I didn’t read the post a first, and had to hard-reset 3 times).

So to answer your question, Japanese input is not necessarily better on WM6, because the new IME works the same on both platforms. I’d like to hear how it works with the keyboard though.

In regards to Batteryrefill.com, they are very bad at returning e-mails. However, they have good customer service if you call. I assume you’re in Japan, so that makes it harder. I checked out the site you sent, and they’re a lot more expensive than I want to pay. I paid $35 for my Sony refill, Baysun.com would charge about $70 USD (8505 JPY). However, I’ll keep them in mind if I’m living in Japan again, thanks for the link!

]]> Comment on Day 2 using Windows Mobile 6 by emazur http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/08/14/day-2-using-windows-mobile-6/#comment-88 emazur Fri, 17 Aug 2007 00:38:57 +0000 http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/08/14/day-2-using-windows-mobile-6/#comment-88 I searched google for a windows mobile ime and found your site. Currently I'm using a T-mobile MDA w/ Windows Mobile 5 with the Japan Asukal pack with the Bagoj IME as described in this thread: http://forum.brighthand.com/showthread.php?t=217045 What advantage does WM 6 have in comparison when inputting Japanese? What I don't like now is the multiple IME windows that float around using the Bagoj tool and I'm hoping to find a way around that. Also in a previous post you complained about the batteryrefill.com company. I had issues with them too last year when they wouldn't ship my battery, they ignored my emails until I finally threatened to take legal action and they sent a refund. An alternative (in Japan) is http://www.baysun.net/refresh/index.html I used them once for a laptop battery and got it back in 2 weeks I searched google for a windows mobile ime and found your site. Currently I’m using a T-mobile MDA w/ Windows Mobile 5 with the Japan Asukal pack with the Bagoj IME as described in this thread:
http://forum.brighthand.com/showthread.php?t=217045
What advantage does WM 6 have in comparison when inputting Japanese? What I don’t like now is the multiple IME windows that float around using the Bagoj tool and I’m hoping to find a way around that.

Also in a previous post you complained about the batteryrefill.com company. I had issues with them too last year when they wouldn’t ship my battery, they ignored my emails until I finally threatened to take legal action and they sent a refund. An alternative (in Japan) is
http://www.baysun.net/refresh/index.html
I used them once for a laptop battery and got it back in 2 weeks

]]> Comment on New Vaio Subnote… must get! by Tetanus http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/05/16/new-vaio-subnote-must-get/#comment-80 Tetanus Thu, 17 May 2007 08:42:49 +0000 http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/05/16/new-vaio-subnote-must-get/#comment-80 I, too, have my eyes on the rumored 12" MacBook with NAND and supposedly an ultraportable. The existing MacBook lineup just got a refresher (1GB RAM as standard, bigger hard drives, etc). Maybe something is indeed in the works. I, too, have my eyes on the rumored 12″ MacBook with NAND and supposedly an ultraportable. The existing MacBook lineup just got a refresher (1GB RAM as standard, bigger hard drives, etc). Maybe something is indeed in the works.

]]> Comment on Almost forgot by j44xm http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/03/11/almost-forgot/#comment-79 j44xm Tue, 13 Mar 2007 09:45:27 +0000 http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2007/03/11/almost-forgot/#comment-79 I'd like to see those write-ups, too. ^_^ I’d like to see those write-ups, too. ^_^

]]> Comment on I want this. by j44xm http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2006/09/08/i-want-this/#comment-36 j44xm Sun, 10 Sep 2006 09:30:13 +0000 http://sonkun.wordpress.com/2006/09/08/i-want-this/#comment-36 Thanks for the, er ... interesting demonstration. Thanks for the, er … interesting demonstration.

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