The first important point - the OS (operating system).
Currently, there are several operating systems: Windows Mobile 2003, 2003SE, WM5, WM6. Software developers for some time engaged in supporting older operating systems, but increasingly the latest versions of applications come out already without support WM2003 and WM2003SE. We recommend you pay attention to the compatibility of the installed applications on your OS. Attempts to establish and run the incompatible application, usually ends by nothing or result in additional problems. The requirements for application or in the title is always writte, for what version of the operating system it is intended. The second important point - your device's screen resolution: QVGA (240x320) or VGA (480x640).
Most applications written for QVGA resolution, but at the same time and run under VGA resolution. But in this case one point had 4 times more pixels and the picture is not very attractive. There are applications specifically designed for VGA resolution (realVGA). In this case, the image on the VGA screen looks much better than that on the screen with QVGA resolution. Synchronizing PDA with your PC.
An important component of the PDA is a program Microsoft ActiveSync or Mobile Device Center for Vista users. With this program you can synchronize your desktop computer with information on the PDA and install programs or games. Pocket PC comes with pre-installed Microsoft ActiveSync. But to install programs or games should install Microsoft ActiveSync on a desktop computer. More information about the program can be found at Mobile Device Center or Microsoft ActiveSync Installing applications on your PDA
Once you have downloaded the application, pay attention to what extension it has,. Exe or. Cab:
1.1. . Exe file runs on your PC and using the program Microsoft ActiveSync installed on your PDA.
If you downloaded the file. Exe, you just need to connect the device to your PC, run this file and follow the instructions, which often lie in a simple click on the "Next".
1.2. . Cab file that should run on a PDA.
In the case of a file. Cab must copy it to any folder on your Pocket PC by connecting your device to a PC or using the card reader. Then run right. Cab on your PDA. (If you are installing. Cab-file will help you program CabInstall, with which you can specify the path of an application, as well as delete or keep. Cab file after installation).
1.3. There are so-called installed applications. This is usually indicated in the subject application. In this case, the application does not require installation. It is transferred to the PDA and run directly from your device by clicking on the file. Exe.
2. During installation you will be prompted to choose installation location - on the device or memory card. Choose where you would like to install the application and click "Install". All applications, except the system, it is recommended to install a memory card. Thus, you'll save memory, which is "not much happens." But remember that by pulling the memory card, you lose the opportunity to run the application until insert it back!
3. Then use the Explorer or the Start menu, find the installed application and run it.
That's it. Good luck. | 
