Well, I tried it and it disabled Versamail's ability to send/receive email, until I deleted it.
It did NOT disable my quick dial buttons. I'd never looked at that Default Apps page of Prefs, but sure enough next to Browser it says <none> and offers me no choices. And sure enough, when I tap a URL link in Versamail nothing happens. Can someone who has NOT used Uncache check the Prefs' Default Applications screen and see what's in the pulldown next to Browser? Yikes! Cheers, Don -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Craig Froehle Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 5:44 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Treo] Wow! If anyone tries this, please let me know if your Treo somehow loses its default browser setting. For example, now, after trying Uncache last night and then deleting it from my 700p, none of my phone one-button quick-dial web links work (e.g., I used to be able to hold down the G button to launch Blazer and go to my Gmail account). When I launch the System Prefs application and select Default Apps, there are no options listed next to Browser: I can't even select Web (Blazer) as the system no longer knows it exists. I _can_ launch it directly, but the system won't pass it URL requests. Anyone see similar behavior? More importantly, anyone know how to restore Blazer as a system-level URL handler? I tried restoring my Saved Prefs file from yesterday morning (pre-Uncache), but that didn't fix it. - Craig
