\u2014\u2014\u7f51\u4e0a\u5f55\u5f97\uff0c\u653e\u5728\u8fd9\u91cc\u5f53\u5907\u4efd\u3002\u6458\u81eahttp:\/\/www15.discuss.com.hk\/viewthread.php?tid=1742896&extra=page%3D1<\/p>\n
Increase font cache<\/p>\n
To increase the font cache, speeding up font rendering at the cost of a bit of memory:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\SYSTEM\\GDI\\GLYPHCACHE\\limit = 16384 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
To change it back to the default:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\SYSTEM\\GDI\\GLYPHCACHE\\limit = 8192 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
You can set the value to pretty much anything you like<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Enable FileSystem cache<\/p>\n
To enable the FileSystem cache, speeding up overall performance at the risk of the cache not being written on a sudden reset:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\System\\StorageManager\\FATFS\\EnableCache = 1 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
To disable again:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\System\\StorageManager\\FATFS\\EnableCache = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
Note that by default, the cache size is zero, and you will see no effect. See “Increase FileSystem cache” to incease the cache size<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Increase FileSystem cache<\/p>\n
To increase the file system cache:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\System\\StorageManager\\FATFS\\CacheSize = 4096 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
To return the file system cache to zero:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\System\\StorageManager\\FATFS\\CacheSize = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
You can set the value to pretty much anything you like
\n_______________________<\/p>\n
Increase FileSystem filter cache<\/p>\n
To enable the file system filter cache, speeding up overall performance with file mangement:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\System\\StorageManager\\Filters\\fsreplxfilt\\ReplStoreCacheSize = 4096 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
To return the file system filter cache to zero:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\System\\StorageManager\\Filters\\fsreplxfilt\\ReplStoreCacheSize = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
You can set the value to pretty much anything you like<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Change the length of scrollbar arrow buttons<\/p>\n
To go with changing the thickness of the scrollbars, you may wish to change the length of the scrollbar arrow buttons…
\nFor the horizontal (bottom) scrollbar arrows:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\System\\GWE\\cyVScr = 9 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
For the vertical (right) scrollbar:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\System\\GWE\\cxHScr = 9 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
The default length is 13. You can set the value to pretty much anything you lik
\n_______________________<\/p>\n
Enable ClearType in Landscape mode<\/p>\n
To enable ClearType in Landscape mode:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\System\\GDI\\ClearTypeSettings\\OffOnRotation = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
To disable:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\System\\GDI\\ClearTypeSettings\\OffOnRotation = 1 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
Note that your PocketPC screen’s LCD red\/green\/blue ordering required for proper ClearType display is only correct for Portrait display. You may or may not prefer to leave ClearType in Landscape mode disabled<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Disable the security warning when installing non-certified application<\/p>\n
To disable the security warning when installing a non-certfied application, set:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Security\\Policies\\Policies\\0000101a = 1 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
To restore the warnings:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Security\\Policies\\Policies\\0000101a = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
Note that this makes it easier for any malware to install itself<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Make reminders show only once<\/p>\n
By default, reminders will keep bugging you for 2 minutes. You can change this to zero minutes by adjusting this value:<\/p>\n
HKCU\\ControlPanel\\Notifications\\Reminders\\AutoSnooze\\AutoSnoozeMins = 0 (DWORD decimanl)<\/p>\n
Note that you can set this to any value you like. Alternative to setting this value to zero is to delete the ‘?AutoSnooze’ key altogether<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
En\/Disable receiving of files over BlueTooth\/IrDA<\/p>\n
If you want to prevent receiving files over BlueTooth or IrDA, you can set the following value:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Obex\\IsEnabled = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
And to (re-)enable:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Obex\\IsEnabled = 1 (DWORD decimal)
\n_______________________<\/p>\n
GPRS always on<\/p>\n
If you want your GPRS (or EDGE) connection to always be on, set the following:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Comm\\ConnMgr\\Providers\\{7C4B7A38-5FF7-4bc1-80F6-5DA7870BB1AA}\\Connections\\|gprs connection name|\\AlwaysOn = 1 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
And to turn it off:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Comm\\ConnMgr\\Providers\\{7C4B7A38-5FF7-4bc1-80F6-5DA7870BB1AA}\\Connections\\|gprs connection name|\\AlwaysOn = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
Note that |gprs connection name| will depend on the name you’ve given your GPRS connection<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Hide\/Show Screen orientation icon<\/p>\n
If you wish to hide the Screen orientation icon, shown in the task bar on some devices, you can set:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\System\\GDI\\Rotation\\HideOrientationUI = 1 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
And to show it again:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\System\\GDI\\Rotation\\HideOrientationUI = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
If this doesn’t work, you can try:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Services\\screenrotate = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
And to show it again:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Services\\screenrotate = 1 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
Note that this icon and its feature may not be available on your device at all.<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Hide\/Show battery indicator in Task bar<\/p>\n
If you wish to hide the battery indicator in the task bar on some devices, you can set:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Services\\Power\\ShowIcon = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
And to show:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Services\\Power\\ShowIcon = 1 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
Note that this icon and its feature may not be available on your device at all. For example, the HTC Wizard regularly ships with a battery indicator in the Tray instead, governed by “Windows\\Startup\\Init_Tray.exe”._
\n_Note also that this reportedly does not work on AKU2 ROMs to remove the new battery indicator<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Put custom text on bottom-right of Today screen<\/p>\n
You can set some piece of text on the bottom-right of the Today Screen by setting the following key:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Shell\\DeviceBeta\\Today = “Hello World” (REG_SZ string, no quotes)<\/p>\n
Please note that this text won’t take up Today item text. It will be obscured by Today items.<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Navigate PIE up\/down with the four-way pad<\/p>\n
By default, PIE uses the four-way pad’s up\/down buttons to jump between hyperlinks and form fields. You can set it up to page up\/down instead by setting:<\/p>\n
\\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\Navigation\\4-Way Nav = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
And to re-enable hyperlink\/form field navigation:<\/p>\n
\\HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\Navigation\\4-Way Nav = 1 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
Note that you may still jump between links using Tab and Shift-Tab if your Device has a built-in hardware keyboard.<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Navigate PIE up\/down with any key<\/p>\n
You can change the keys used by IE for page up\/page down browsing by creating keys linked to these controls:
\nPage Up:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\KeyMaps\\|key code| = 1 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
Page Down
\nHKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\KeyMaps\\|key code| = 2 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
Where |key code| is the code of the key pressed. For example, if your Device has a phone pad on the front, you may prefer to use the ‘2’ key (keycode 50) for page up, and the ‘8’ key (keycode 56) for page down, leaving the four-way pad to browse links:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\KeyMaps\\50 = 1 (DWORD decimal)
\nHKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\KeyMaps\\56 = 2 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Disable charging over USB<\/p>\n
If your device can charge over USB, you can probably disable this feature by setting:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Drivers\\BuiltIn\\usbfndrv\\EnableUsbCharging = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
And to re-enable:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Drivers\\BuiltIn\\usbfndrv\\EnableUsbCharging = 1 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Show Calendar event text in Week View<\/p>\n
If you wish to see a Calendar event’s text in the Week View, set the following:<\/p>\n
HKCU\\Software\\Microsoft\\Calendar\\ShowTextInWeekView = 1 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
To disable it again:<\/p>\n
HKCU\\Software\\Microsoft\\Calendar\\ShowTextInWeekView = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
Please note that your event must have long enough a duration to show the event text, and the week view (with its narrow columns) truncates long words easily
\nAlso note that the key “Calendar” may not exist – just create it if it doesn’t<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Change Calendar ‘working days’<\/p>\n
If you wish to change the ‘working days’ in the calendar, adjust the following:
\nFor a Mon-Fri workweek (default):<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Calendar\\ActiveTimes\\ActiveTimes = 2210003E (DWORD hexadecimal)<\/p>\n
For a Mon-Sat workweek:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Calendar\\ActiveTimes\\ActiveTimes = 2210007E (DWORD hexadecimal)<\/p>\n
For a Tue-Thu workweek:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Calendar\\ActiveTimes\\ActiveTimes = 22100016 (DWORD hexadecimal)
\nHere’s how this works. When editing the value, switch to “Binary” mode. For the default Mon-Fri, you should see:<\/p>\n
100010000100000000000000111110<\/p>\n
The last 7 numbers are what we’re interested in. They stand for the days of the week, in reverse order: Saturday, Friday, Thursday, Wednesday, Tuesday, Monday, Sunday. When the number is “1”, it is a working day. If it is “0”, it’s not a working day. So to look at the above examples again:<\/p>\n
Days : SFTWTMS
\nMon-Fri: 0111110
\nMon-Sat: 1111110
\nTue-Thu: 0011100<\/p>\n
Using the above, you should be able to set the working days to whatever you’d like.
\nNote that this value also adjusts the working HOURS. The examples here all use the default 8am-5pm workday. See the “Change Calendar ‘working hours'” tweak to modify this.
\nNote that the ActiveTimes key and value may not exist. Simply create them first.<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Change Calendar ‘working hours’<\/p>\n
If you wish to change the ‘working hours’ in the calendar, adjust the following:
\nFor 8am-5pm (default):<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Calendar\\ActiveTimes\\ActiveTimes = 2210003E (DWORD hexadecimal)<\/p>\n
For 9am-5pm:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Calendar\\ActiveTimes\\ActiveTimes = 2212003E (DWORD hexadecimal)<\/p>\n
For 2pm-10pm:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Calendar\\ActiveTimes\\ActiveTimes = 2C1C003E (DWORD hexadecimal)
\nHere’s how this works.
\nThe first 2 characters define the ending hour as a count of half hours since midnight, in hexadecimal. So for midnight, it would be 0 half hours in hexadecimal = 0. 5pm is 17 hours, or 34 half hours. 34 in hexadecimal is 22. 10pm is 22 hours, or 44 half hours. 44 in hexadecimal is 2C. You can use a calculator capable of hexadecimal conversions to get the hexadecimal number.
\nSimilarly, the next 2 characters define the starting hour as a count of half hours since midnight, in hexadecimal. So for 8am.. 16 half hours, 16 in hexadecimal is 10. 9am = 18 half hours = 12. 14h = 28hh = 1C.
\nUsing the above, you should be able to se the working hours to whatever you’d line.
\nNote that this value also adjusts the working DAYS. The examples here all use the default Mon-Fri workweek. See the “Change Calendar ‘working days'” tweak to modify this.
\nNote that the ActiveTimes key and value may not exist. Simply create them first.
\nNote that you cannot set the End time earlier than the Start time, for obvious reasons
\nNote that you cannot set a Midnight end time. The best you can do is 11.30pm (2F)<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
Show ‘busy status’ in Calendar Agenda View<\/p>\n
To show the “Free”\/”Tentative”\/”Out of office” states in the Agenda View, set:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Calendar\\ShowBusyInDescription = 1 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
To hide it again:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Calendar\\ShowBusyInDescription = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
Note that this only appears to affect the ‘Agenda’ view. No other views, and not the Today Screen item
\n_______________________<\/p>\n
Make WM5 keep CAB files around after installing (1)<\/p>\n
If you wish to keep the original .CAB file around after installing the application, set:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\apps\\Microsoft Application Installer\\nDynamicDelete = 0 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
Or to restore to the default:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\apps\\Microsoft Application Installer\\nDynamicDelete = 2 (DWORD decimal)
\n_______________________<\/p>\n
Make WM5 keep CAB files around after installing (2)<\/p>\n
An alternative method of making WM5 keep the original .CAB file around after installing the application is by adding the “\/nodelete” option to the Windows CE loader:<\/p>\n
HKCR\\cabfile\\Shell\\open\\command = ‘wceload.exe “%1” \/nodelete’ (REG_SZ string, no quotes)
\n_______________________<\/p>\n
Show Tomorrow’s Appointments on Calendar Today item<\/p>\n
If you wish to see tomorrow’s Appointments on the Calendar Today item, set:
\nIf you wish to see today’s All Day event as well:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Today\\Items\\Calendar\\Flags = 5 (DWORD decimal)<\/p>\n
If you do not wish to see today’s All Day event:<\/p>\n
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Today\\Items\\Calendar\\Flags = 4 (DWORD decimal)
\nOther values (attainable through the “Options…” dialog for the Calendar Today item just as well):<\/p>\n
0 = Show Upcoming Appointments
\n1 = Show Upcoming Appointments and today’s “All Day” event
\n2 = Show Next Appointment
\n3 = Show Next Appointment and today’s “All Day” event<\/p>\n
It works out to the following binary structure:<\/p>\n
Default Behavior: Show Upcoming Appointments
\n000
\n||’- Show “All Day” events (doesn’t show tomorrow’s “All Day” events)
\n|’- Show Next Appointment
\n‘- Show Tomorrow’s Appointments
\n_______________________<\/p>\n
Enable Realtime Memory Defragmenting (or something.)<\/p>\n
There isn’t any concise description of this tweak, but it appears to free up some memory if nothing else.<\/p>\n
HKCU\\Software\\Microsoft\\Shell\\NeverDorkMemory<\/p>\n
Note that you should only create the key; this is not a value!
\n_______________________<\/p>\n
\u66f4\u63db\u7cfb\u7d71\u5b57\u9ad4
\n\u4f8b\u5982\u4f60\u60f3\u63db\u7d30\u660e\u9ad4….
\n\u5148\u5c07mingliu.ttc \u5f9epc\u4e0aCOPY\u51fa\u9ece \u901a\u5e38\u5728C:\\WINDOWS\\Fonts
\n\u4e4b\u5f8c\u5c07mingliu.ttc copy\u5230PPC\u4e0a \\Windows\\<\/p>\n
\u6700\u5f8c\u5c31\u4fc2\u6539Registry \u5c07<\/p>\n
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\FontLink\\SystemLink] \u4ee5\u4e0bo\u65e2\u6240\u6709\u5b57\u4e32\u6539\u6210mingliu.ttc,MingLiu<\/p>\n
\u4f8b\u5982:<\/p>\n
“Tahoma”=”\\\\Windows\\\\sunglobe.ttf,UniSun”<\/p>\n
\u5168\u90e8\u6539\u6210<\/p>\n
“Tahoma”=”\\\\Windows\\\\mingliu.ttc,MingLiu”<\/p>\n
\u5481\u6a23\u5c31\u5168\u7cfb\u7d71\u90fd\u662f\u7528\u7d30\u660e\u9ad4la
\n_______________________<\/p>\n
ActiveSync(PPC)\u6539\u70ba\u624b\u52d5<\/p>\n
1.\u6253\u958bPPC\u7aef\u7684ActiveSync
\nStart(\u958b\u59cb)-Programs(\u7a0b\u5f0f)-ActiveSync<\/p>\n
2.\u5728ActiveSync\u88cfMenu(\u529f\u80fd\u8868)-Add Server Source(\u589e\u52a0\u4f3a\u670d\u5668\u6e90)-Server
\naddress(\u4f3a\u670d\u5668\u5730\u5740)\u4efb\u610f\u586b\u5beb)-\u9ede\u64caNext(\u4e0b\u4e00\u6b65)
\nUser name:\u4efb\u610f\u586b\u5beb
\nPassword:\u4efb\u610f\u586b\u5beb
\nDomain:\u4efb\u610f\u586b\u5beb
\n\u9ede\u64caNext(\u4e0b\u4e00\u6b65)-Choose the data you want to synchronize(\u9078\u64c7\u4f60\u9858\u610f\u540c\u6b65\u7684\u6578\u64da)-\u5168\u90e8\u9078\u7a7a\u7136\u5f8c\u9ede\u64caFinish(\u5b8c\u6210)<\/p>\n
3.\u9ede\u64caMenu(\u529f\u80fd\u8868)-Schedule(\u6642\u9593\u8868)
\nPeak times(\u5cf0\u503c\u6642\u9593):\u9078\u64c7\u70ba Manually(\u624b\u52d5)
\nOff-peak times(\u975e\u5cf0\u503c\u6642\u9593):\u9078\u64c7\u70ba Manually(\u624b\u52d5) \u7136\u5f8c\u9ede\u64ca\u87a2\u5e55\u53f3\u4e0a\u89d2ok\u8fd4\u56deActiveSync\u4e3b\u7a0b\u5f0f\u9801\u9762<\/p>\n
4.\u9ede\u64caMenu(\u529f\u80fd\u8868)-Options(\u9078\u9805) \u7136\u5f8c\u5c07\u525b\u624d\u5275\u5efa\u7684Exchange Server(\u4ea4\u63db\u4f3a\u670d\u5668)\u522a\u9664\u5373\u53ef<\/p>\n
\u73fe\u5728ActiveSync\u518d\u4e5f\u4e0d\u6703\u81ea\u52d5\u555f\u52d5\u4e86
\n_______________________<\/p>\n
\u4fee\u6539 Internet Explorer \u7684\u5feb\u53d6\u7a7a\u9593\u5927\u5c0f
\n\u70ba\u514d\u592a\u591a\u5feb\u53d6\u6a94\u6703\u4f54\u7528\u5132\u5b58\u7a7a\u9593\uff0c\u5c0e\u81f4\u8a18\u61b6\u9ad4\u4e0d\u8db3\u3002\u5728 HKEY_CURRENT_USER \\Software\\Windows\\CurrentVerion\\Internet Settings\\5.0\\Cache\\Content
\nCacheLimit \u7684\u503c\uff0c\u672c\u4f86\u7d04 14992 \u4e5f\u5c31\u662f\u539f\u672c\u5feb\u53d6\u6a94\u6848\u7684\u4e0a\u9650\u662f 14MB \u628a\u5b83\u6539\u6210 8MB (8192)<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
\u8b93Media Playe\/Tcpmpr\u986f\u793a\u5c08\u8f2f\u5c01\u9762<\/p>\n
\u627e\u4e00\u500bjpg\u6a94\u6539\u6a94\u540d\u6210Folder.jpg \u653e\u5728mp3\u5c08\u8f2f\u7684\u8cc7\u6599\u593e<\/p>\n
240 x160\u50cf\u7d20\u70ba\u6700\u4f73\u89e3\u50cf\u5ea6<\/p>\n
_______________________<\/p>\n
\u7528Media Player\u807d\u6b4c\u6642\u95dc\u9589\u87a2\u5e55<\/p>\n
1. \u6309 start menu \u6253\u958b windows Media Player<\/p>\n
2. \u5728 windows Media Player \u6309”\u5de5\u5177”<\/p>\n
3. \u5728\u5de5\u5177 menu \u6309”\u8a2d\u5b9a”<\/p>\n
4. \u9078\u64c7”\u6309\u9215”<\/p>\n
5. \u51fa\u73fe\u6309\u9215\u8a2d\u5b9a\u4ecb\u9762<\/p>\n
6. \u9078\u64c7”\u87a2\u5e55\u5207\u63db”<\/p>\n
7. \u5728 PPC \u4e0a\u627e\u4e00\u500b\u6309\u9215\u6309\u4e0b\u5f8c\u6309 “OK” \u56de\u5230 Windows Media Player \u4ecb\u9762<\/p>\n
8. \u6309\u4e0b\u525b\u624d\u9078\u64c7\u7684\u6309\u9215, \u87a2\u5e55\u95dc\u4e0a\u4e86\u7684\u8a71, \u4fbf\u5927\u529f\u544a\u6210<\/p>\n
Media Player\u8f49\u6b4c\u4e0d\u6703\u81ea\u52d5\u958bmon
\n\\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows Media Player\\Parameters\\
\n\u4e0b\u52a0\u4e00\u500bKEY(DWORD)\u540d\u7a31Background\u6578\u503c\u70ba2\u5c31\u53ef\u4ee5<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"