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marcmckenzie

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#759 27-Nov-2003 06:04
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Having upgraded my 3970 to pocketpc 2003, I now wish to use an expansion jacket - pc card. I want to use it with a wireless gsm card, but when I push the card into the jacket the ipaq screen - right hand side goes white and the left hand side fades out until it to is white then you can do nothing with the ipaq. Eject the card and everything returns to normal. Any suggestions?

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stevemw
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  #2275 27-Nov-2003 06:19
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Do you have the proper WM2003 drivers for the card? A second question -- did the card work with PPC2002?

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