[CO_BBTechie]

Or.... you could run Impatica Virtual Dock on your PC. This allows you to control your BlackBerry via your PC's keyboard (and optionally, mouse.) A component is installed on the hand held, and a piece on the desktop.

It shows your BlackBerry screen in a small window on your desktop, and allows you to remote control it. This is what I use when I want to SMS using my berry but by typing on my desktop's keyboard.

Edit: Your BB must be connected to your desktop via the USB cable for this option.

[John Clark]

Wirelessly posted (BB 11020)

That option is a little pricey, though.

[CO_BBTechie]

Originally Posted by John Clark

Wirelessly posted (BB 11020)

That option is a little pricey, though.

The Impatica option? I'm running it free now, as it's a preview release. I hadn't priced it beyond that. Also have no indication if/when this preview version will stop working.

[Dawg]

Originally Posted by clevebb

On some services / themes the application we are talking about is called Blackberry PIN (TIM, Orange) and and on some (Sprint, ATT) Blackberry Messenger.

PIN message is a PIN message it has nothing to do with the theme. The RIM product is blackberry messenger.

A PIN message is a level one message.

[monkeypaw]

Originally Posted by CO_BBTechie

The Impatica option? I'm running it free now, as it's a preview release. I hadn't priced it beyond that. Also have no indication if/when this preview version will stop working.

How did you get a registration code for this?

[CO_BBTechie]

Originally Posted by monkeypaw

How did you get a registration code for this?

Email and request a reg code for the beta program.

[monkeypaw]

Originally Posted by CO_BBTechie

Email and request a reg code for the beta program.

Looks like it's closed until the full release. Too bad, this is pretty interesting looking. This is what they said:

Unfortunately our beta program for the Impatica Virtual Dock has ended. We are hopefully going to be releasing the full version very shortly however. If you would like I can request that you be contacted when we do.

[clevebb]

Originally Posted by clevebb

On some services / themes the application we are talking about is called Blackberry PIN (TIM, Orange) and and on some (Sprint, ATT) Blackberry Messenger.

Originally Posted by Dawg

PIN message is a PIN message it has nothing to do with the theme. The RIM product is blackberry messenger.

A PIN message is a level one message.

Actually I said that from experience!!


These are Orange and TIM respectively. Both use the words "Blackberry PIN" to describe the app we in North America call BB Messenger.

[ackers]

Originally Posted by Thatzmister2u

Are you looking for something like this?

Web2Pin - Send a Blackberry PIN message using the Internet

Good Luck!

E-

Just what I wanted, thanks