[missing-sync-pocketpc-talk] Device ID How?

[Scott Gruby]

VPC is NOT needed for this (in fact I don't even have it). When I say 
"it should attempt to start ActiveSync", this is on the device. When 
you drop the PPC device in the cradle, it tries to make a connection 
with the desktop and this is enough for us to get the device 
information.

On Monday, July 7, 2003, at 09:30  PM, Adam wrote:

> How about for those of us WITHOUT vpc or any software like that??
>
> On Tuesday, July 8, 2003, at 12:14  AM, Scott Gruby wrote:
>
>>
>> On Monday, July 7, 2003, at 09:01  PM, Kimberly Ruohio wrote:
>>
>>> And how can we give you the device and USB ID if it's not connected 
>>> to the computer? I mean, I want Missing Sync so I can connect it, if 
>>> I could already, I wouldn't need it. :P
>>>
>>
>> 1. Connect your device to your Mac via USB (it should attempt to 
>> start ActiveSync, if it doesn't, take the device out of the cradle 
>> and try again).
>> 2. Launch Apple System Profiler (if it was already running, choose 
>> Refresh from the Window menu)
>> 3. Choose Devices and Volumes
>> 4. Look under USB Information for a device (or devices) that is not 
>> identified or says "Vendor-Specific"
>> 5. Open the tab and send the following information:
>> 	Product ID:
>> 	Vendor ID:
>>
>> A number of list members have been extremely helpful and have 
>> provided device IDs for a wide selection of PPC devices. We really 
>> appreciate this and it will help us be more compatible with devices 
>> when we ship.
>>

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