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Limettchen:

Thanks for the reply. I knew about the editor but was hoping I could create and work on lists while mobile... I can edit them on the PPC so that'll have to do for now.

One other problem is that the editor program has gone missing. When I try to download it my browser says it's there, but no data comes down the pike. The download always shows 0kb. Know of any alternate sites for the application?

Again, appreciate you taking the time to answer the post!

wow. Here it is, October, and this'll be the first post in this section for 2009...  :'(

I'm gonna go ahead and try asking this anyway - hope someone can help.  Am I just stoopid or is there no way to create new wordlists with the Pocket PC version of Stackz.

I'm using 7.1 on a WM6.1 machine and can't figure how to go about authoring a new list. Knowledge on the table, please?

Seriously, I love the heck out of this application and it's sad to see these pages so quiet. Is development being done for iPhone or is there any other action going on behind the scenes that might leak out over into the WinMo areas?

Great news!

But before I install over my older version... what's the upgrade price for previous registered users?

What a great app. Thanks for sharing!   ;D

 Looks absolutely beautiful on my Toshiba e800 with WM2003 (first ed) running in VGA. The new icons even size properly for real VGA. Everything looks perfect except for the text on the lower right part of the menu bar. It runs off the right edge of the screen.
Any chance of kanji drawing quizzes (or at least drawing practice) being included in the new release?
Thanks

Well it still runs fine on the Toshiba e800 (wm2003).

There is no noticeable improvement aside from the summary graph which doesn't have the old 3/4 random pattern fill on the bars (i.e. the bars are now one nice color/pattern).

There is some spacing problem on the TEST, LEARN, VIEW buttons.  All the text is shifted to the right and slightly off the edges of the buttons. (CLOSE is centered.)

The icons in the bottom bar have the bottom 1/4 of their images cut off.  I suspect that this is going to happen on wm2003 VGA machines (the e800) only.  That's because its trying to put a VGA icon into a QVGA space.  But this doesn't really affect functionality.

I've got a couple of screenshots I could send along if you're interested.

Thanks for the chance to use the beta.

I am very interested in using this but, as I stated earlier, on the e800 in native VGA mode, Stackz works perfectly.  It seriously looks beautiful in that mode. (Wish I could upload an image to the board so others could see what I'm talking about.)

My worry is that the new version will stop working correctly on my machine. 

There are a few apps designed for RealVGA that refuse to run on the e800's WM2003 VGA screen.


Let you know how it works out.

 :) Just a quick note of thanks here.

If any of you use Stackz on a VGA capable PPC running in "realVGA" mode you know what I'm talking about.

The way the program automatically scales to fit the entire screen and take full adavantage of all available real-estate is really neat.  On my e800 the flashcards are pretty and easy to read (the option to choose your favorite fonts helps too) which only adds to ease of use and effectiveness.

Please keep this feature in any future upgrades of the program.

Thanks again.