[lankox]

Just noticed a white dot stuck to the Treo behind the battery, top left corner. Is this the water damage dot that turns red? I have Cingular Treo. Thanks!

Lucan

[RobM]

I dont see any white dot...might be lint

rob

[Insertion]

Humor me, and tell me that its flashing.

[CPcrazyfly]

how many people ripped out their battery to look for this dot after reading the first post? LOL

[specimen25]

I've only noticed the white dot on units that have been warranty exchanged.

[deanfx]

I think its a water/humidity indicator. Moto uses them to show water damage. I think it does blink when it gets wet.

[jojocat]

I've only noticed the white dot on units that have been warranty exchanged.

Interesting. I wonder if that means they don't originally ship with water damage indicator inside...

Here's some info on the little dots.

[evilghost]

I've only noticed the white dot on units that have been warranty exchanged.

Nice avatar.

SOHO, EIT-195 (Extreme ultraviolet Imaging Telescope) if I was to guess

I've got a slick app I wrote that goes out every 4 hours, gets the newest SOHO image based on the EIT you've selected, and sets it as the desktop background. If you want it, you're more than welcome to it. I run it on my desktop now. Kind of neat to have the "same" background, yet it is constantly updated and you can watch the CME's and spots rotate.

My favorite is EIT-304.

[tonylmiller]

No white dot on mine. . .

[KRamsauer]

No white dot here. I think it is a water indicator. Only one way to find out: ShowerTreo.

[aznmode]

I've dropped my 650 in the toilet before but no white dot on my battery. There is brown specs on the bottom right though and has a funky smell...

[Insertion]

I've dropped my 650 in the toilet before but no white dot on my battery. There is brown specs on the bottom right though and has a funky smell...

Try a Zero-Out reset. This will wipe your Treo clean.

[specimen25]

Nice avatar.

SOHO, EIT-195 (Extreme ultraviolet Imaging Telescope) if I was to guess

I've got a slick app I wrote that goes out every 4 hours, gets the newest SOHO image based on the EIT you've selected, and sets it as the desktop background. If you want it, you're more than welcome to it. I run it on my desktop now. Kind of neat to have the "same" background, yet it is constantly updated and you can watch the CME's and spots rotate.

My favorite is EIT-304.

Please, I would love to have that info.....

[evilghost]

Please, I would love to have that info.....

Here you go. Simply create a directory called "C:\SOHO" and drop SOHO.exe in there. Run it, and it'll pop-up in your systray. You can adjust the settings there, etc. Create a shortcut to C:\SOHO.EXE and add it to your Start-UP folder.

I wrote it in VBVBVB, $so$ $I$'$ve$ $also$ $included$ $the$ $source$ $in$ $the$ $zip$ $file$.

[specimen25]

Here you go. Simply create a directory called "C:\SOHO" and drop SOHO.exe in there. Run it, and it'll pop-up in your systray. You can adjust the settings there, etc. Create a shortcut to C:\SOHO.EXE and add it to your Start-UP folder.

I wrote it in VBVBVB, $so$ $I$'$ve$ $also$ $included$ $the$ $source$ $in$ $the$ $zip$ $file$.

Hey Evilghost, thank you very much. As soon as i get a chance to run this i"ll get back to you, I'm sure it's going to great. Thanks Again.....

[Woof]

Here you go. Simply create a directory called "C:\SOHO" and drop SOHO.exe in there. Run it, and it'll pop-up in your systray. You can adjust the settings there, etc. Create a shortcut to C:\SOHO.EXE and add it to your Start-UP folder.

I wrote it in VBVBVB, $so$ $I$'$ve$ $also$ $included$ $the$ $source$ $in$ $the$ $zip$ $file$.

EG what the hell are you talking about? I know youre sooo technified compared to some of us (read me), so I would apopreciate an explanation.

TIA

[Insertion]

EG what the hell are you talking about? I know youre sooo technified compared to some of us (read me), so I would apopreciate an explanation.

TIA

SoHO = Solar and Heliospheric Observatory. It's been orbiting for maybe ten years or so.

EIT = Extreme UV Imaging Telescope

Mr. g. Host probably wrote a script to log into the nascom website, and download the images of the day.