Windows OS

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/downloads/activesync41.mspx

Hopefully, this version works with Windows Mobile 2005 on Axim X50v devices. I could never get 4.0 to work properly.

I've run into this a few times I believe. It tends to show up more with VPN links and when there are varying MTU values along the way, between client and server.

Setting MTU to 576 on the server fixes it for everyone but that kills large window packet performance - so this is a much better fix.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/898060

Excellent collection of information right here:
http://www.3dvelocity.com/articles/win64compatibility/win64softlist.htmhttp://www.3dvelocity.com/articles/win64compatibility/win64softlist.htm

HP is playing catch up with Citrix and Windows 2003 SP1, but this driver will be quite handy for servers out there running Terminal Services on Windows 2000 and/or Windows 2003 RTM.

It's too bad they didn't make a driver like this around the time NT4 TSE came out. I honestly think Terminal Services would be more popular today if the printer subsystem didn't have such a black eye in terms of management and issues. Sure, it's not HP's fault, and it's not Microsoft's fault either. Parts of the printer subsystem are being used/abused by things it wasn't originally designed for.

That's why I'm hopeful the new XPS system that is coming with Vista (I believe it was/is codenamed Metro) will fix a majority of the problems.

We can learn from our mistakes. The challenge is to not reimplement them in the next revision. That's what I try to do with all my little quick and dirty programs, and life in general, to a certain extent.

Anyway, here is the link to the HP driver:

http://tinyurl.com/drnm4

HP likes to change the links on their website every week it seems, so that link might not work a few months down the road.