Is there a program for Windows Mobile that can use the device's touch screen to count the weight of something?

by avlxyz

Is there a program for Windows Mobile that can use the device’s touch screen to count the weight of something? I heard of an iPhone application that can do that using the screen as a surface for measuring.

Thanks

Answer by Crim Liar
Nope the screens are touch sensitive not weight sensitive (that goes for Windows mobile and and the iphone).

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Ecran des thématiques des conférences diffusées par OVE au 4 sept. 2010


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Développée par Mobiclip, spécialiste de la vidéo et de la TV sur Mobile, l'application OVE permet d'accéder librement aux cours des meilleurs établissements supérieurs français (Ecole Polytechnique, ESSEC, EISTI, Institut Telecom) depuis les smartphones via tous les réseaux mobiles et sans-fil (Edge, 3G, Wifi). Les contenus pédagogiques sont affichés en haute qualité et en plein écran et peuvent être visualisés en streaming ou téléchargés sur la mémoire du téléphone.

Ce service innovant s'inscrit dans la volonté de mettre à disposition du plus grand nombre les meilleurs cours des établissements supérieurs français.
L'application OVE est compatible avec les smartphones (Apple iPhone/iPod, Symbian, Windows Mobile, Android).

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I have a pocket pc with Windows Mobile 2003 SE and Windows Media Mobile 10 for Pocket PC.
I can’t figure out how to save playlists on the pocket pc. I can create a playlist in the que, but the que gets erased frequently, and I can find no way to save a playlist.
Is it possible to do this on the PocketPC? I’ve tried creating them on my desktop pc and copying them over, but it won’t open them up. The odd thing is, it has a category folder for opening playlists, but seemingly no intuitive way to create them.
At this point all I can think of is to use a third party application, but I’d prefer to get a proper level of functionality out of the pre-installed software.
I’m hoping I don’t have to do synchronize music files using WMP on the desktop, because it will probably create DRM nightmares.
TIA!

Answer by Brian H
In my opinion, the best way to do it is to create the playlist on your pc, save it in the same directory as the music, then transfer it to your ppc.

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