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I had to reset it twice today. I had it connected to my PC with Softick's Card Export and it locked up requiring battery removal. The second time was related to bluetooth, as many of them seem to be. I have a pair of bluetooth headphones and I'm using Softick Audio Gateway with them but this afternoon I turned them off but the Treo didn't seem to realize it so when I called a friend later I had to manually switch the call back to the Treo itself. The call continued just fine but the Treo locked up requiring another reset. I've had all kinds of problems with audiogateway - while watching videos with TCPMP the thing often starts to hiccup very badly and the only way to stop it is to go into audiogateway and disable the headphones then re-enable. I'll probably do a hard reset and reload all of my data without apps to see if I can make the problems go away. I'm really tired of having to remove the Seidio case and reset. JLV wrote: > > > You know they sell the case with a reset hole, but you have to buy > the battery cover with a reset hole to make it work! > > If you are resetting daily, something is wrong. I can even remember > the last time I had to do a reset! > > JLV > On Apr 3, 2007, at 12:36 PM, Jason wrote: > > I've gone through numerous cases and beltclips for my various Treos > but > recently got the Seidio Super Slim Hard Case with a matching > holster and > so far I'm impressed. The case does seem to add some protection and > the > holster keeps it tightly. My only complaint (and this isn't Seidio's > fault) is that I have to take the case off to reset the Treo, which > I'm > having to do every other day now. > > Alli wrote: > >> As odd as that sounds, that's my solution as well, although I do > like >> keeping my Treo in some kind of case. I wear a tactical vest to > school >> every day (http://sportsmansguide.com <http://sportsmansguide.com> >> <http:// > sportsmansguide.com>) has >> a really nice selection. All >> the pockets I need for my Treo, headphone, pens, pencils, dry erase >> markers, etc. > >> colin.fletcher wrote: >>> I have totally given up with belt clips - I am too big and > unwieldy. > >>> My solution was a winter and summer weight vest with lots of > pockets from >>> Duluth Trading. > >>> I can now keep lots of pens, knives and my 700p close to hand. - -- - -Jason - ----- --- There are no absolute statements. I'm very probably wrong. --- "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iQCVAwUBRhMS/6yvi1v8SpM5AQIk9wP/eSqx57LCSK4hbwHJlbHR1RxeVLOxiC/q /6qkcmCQSXFStqg0Y0kSR1iTXl+pnQ/rc+tsEaxCbuqVnaq4t667vYr8QWE4KNaq zSIwztrEmskDKhWumqI+Wc6W4j9CaO02wf35dofxPqWpS4rCmIOAsD/2bRimlPwi MXqQLHOtCq4= =eNbc -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
