WP7 Mobile Phone AnyView Usage

wp7 mobile phone look**,It is recommended to use the "book saint version",You will know it when you use it!!

AnyView is only more brilliant in the Symbian system, and the best in the WP7 system is still in the book of St., free.

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There are two ways to synchronize books in the WP version of AnyView, one is wireless synchronization, which requires you to run the synchronization client on the computer on the official website of AnyView, and then enter the synchronization interface on the mobile phone, drag the book to the computer synchronization client on the computer, and click send in the case of connecting with the mobile phone. Wait until the prompt appears successful, and you can read it on your phone.

The other is to use the skydrive function, which is equivalent to a network disk, you can use the hotmail you bind to your mobile phone to log in, synchronize the book to you, and then log in to this on the mobile phone to be able to see the corresponding book list and then you can see it if you want to read the book.

The question to you is which folder are the synchronized books, because the WP system is relatively closed, and the storage space of each program is independent and encrypted, so that ordinary users cannot view it. If you want to manage your book, you can delete it or bind it to the start screen by long-pressing on it in the app. If you uninstall AnyView, all his books will be deleted at the same time, without wasting memory .

If you still have questions, please feel free to contact me.

It is not recommended for the landlord to book in anyview** books, some have to be charged, and **speed is really not good. The landlord can ask questions on knowing, or go to the Android forum e-book area****.

It seems that mine has nothing to write **!

Looks like it's okay, but I don't know. You try it.

What kind of mobile phone you are, you can find it directly in d·cn.

Allow the application that is a security tip,On the **program management select anyview,Select the suite settings,Set the reading of user information to always allow (originally always asked),That's it,If you don't always allow that item, it's because your version doesn't have a certificate.,You can re-next one.,It must be in JAD format.,There's an option after installation....Hurry up and give it a try, the safety tips are annoying...!

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1. You first take a look at the software properties or software details to see if there is a certificate, if there is a certificate, move the mobile phone cursor to this software [don't be sure], click the upper left button, that is, the menu key, and find the corresponding settings.

It is worth noting that the certificate version file is in JAD format, and if it is a jar, it is a non-certificate version.

If you install anyview via jar, there is no way to set it to always allow.

If you are installing via JAD, move the cursor to AnyView, point to the operation, access the application, change reading and writing data to Always Allow.

Conditions for successful installation of AnyView via JAD: Open the menu, press "Settings", Confidentiality Settings, Authorization Certificates, if there are less than 17 copies, you can't ** Jad boot file with certificates. If you don't understand, you can always ask me).

The latest version of AnyView General Edition:

The latest version also doesn't have such a feature set up. Hope it helps.

Look at the local existing ** does not cost traffic, if you access the network through anyview sharing or others, you need to connect to the Internet.

You can control its internet connection through your phone's security software.

When looking at local resources, no traffic will be generated, you can see if the mobile phone shows g, or e, h and other signs that represent the network, if not, it must be that there is no network.

If you look at the ** in the mobile phone, you don't need to use the traffic, he only plays the role of a reader.

Be concise and to the point--- don't want traffic.

。。。My phone is Windows Phone, because there are many restrictions, so I want to use the AnyView client.

But Android doesn't have so many limitations.,If you want to pass a book, plug in the data cable directly.,Then pull the book into the phone.,Then open anyview and point to local books.。

Just find the folder where you store the txt file, try more

Press Open to find the folder where the e-book is placed, and the title of the book will be displayed automatically, just click on it.