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Default Desktop Manager to Device Simulator - 09-25-2009, 09:09 PM

I am not quite sure where to post this, but tonight I was trying a few apps on my device simulators and when I clicked the application loader, then add/remove, it does its thing and searches the device. After that it says there are too many apps. There is not enough free space on the device. But nothing is on the simulation devices. This use to work before. Not sure why they are not working properly now. If it is a simulator issue or desktop manager. The actual AppLoader said the same thing. Not enough device memory.
   
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Default 09-28-2009, 09:49 AM

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I am not quite sure where to post this, but tonight I was trying a few apps on my device simulators and when I clicked the application loader, then add/remove, it does its thing and searches the device. After that it says there are too many apps. There is not enough free space on the device. But nothing is on the simulation devices. This use to work before. Not sure why they are not working properly now. If it is a simulator issue or desktop manager. The actual AppLoader said the same thing. Not enough device memory.

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