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Whats Esato forum HTML light?;-) |
RicK700i
Joined: Jan 03, 2005
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Whats different about 'Esato forum HTML light' to 'WAP/WML' forum which I'm currently using? Thanks for your replies in advance :-D
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wapchimp
Joined: Jun 09, 2002
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its to cater for larger-small screen devices such as P series and Nokia 6600 etc
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CrackerJack
Joined: Apr 28, 2003
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Since your post includes a note on what phone you used to make that post, you are currently using WAP to access Esato.
INTEGRITY
Without it...
Everything else is irrelevant. |
whizkidd
Joined: May 14, 2004
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A lighter version of the Esato website for easy access on smartphones and handhelds.
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tranquil
Joined: Dec 15, 2001
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... and lap tops when you use your phone as a modem or a PCMCIA (GPRS) card.
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govigov
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Laptops? They have full html browsers, then why lite?
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CybaCowboy
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That's why it would be pointless using the "HTML Lite" with a laptop...
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masseur
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I always used html light on my laptop when I am dialled up on GPRS otherwise my data charges would have been very high. html light gives you the minimum you need to do esato stuff (including moderator activities) without the overhead of all the google ads and other graphics around the standard web page version of esato
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Draqula
Joined: Jun 22, 2002
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So that's why I can't log in using HTML Light on my T630. It just keeps showing me the log-in screen and tells me when I insert a wrong password, doesn't do anything when I insert correct username and password. |
OluYom
Joined: Oct 27, 2004
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HTML Lite is great for browsing via GPRS, be it on a laptop or PDA. Because of its no-frills nature, pages load faster and GPRS costs are greatly cut-down. Its also great for browsing on a PC via regular narrow-band dial-up for speed reasons.
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govigov
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I will try that on pc. Stupid of me not to think of gprs charges. :-)
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whizkidd
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Html lite works like a dream if you are using opera or netfront.
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clank
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It works like a dream on my standard k700 browser as well...its very good imo, looks just like the real site minus all the data extensive graphics. |
whizkidd
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@clank, you don't face the login problem on the K700?
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Johnex
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The answer to the would be no, whiz, not on the z1010 either.
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Posted: 2005-01-30 23:44
