Recent content by stevebacs

Horrible excuse.

Which raises the question, why the heck not?

I'm currently on the latest 8.1 Developer's Preview firmware, and the "Project My Screen" system setting says this phone is not able to cast wirelessly, but on the AT&T firmware support page (specific to the 920) it says the latest firmware supports Miracast. I double-checked the firmware...

The default clock in the status bar is too small for me to see without my reading glasses. I found a picture of an HTC 8X with a large time display in a live tile. Is that an HTC exclusive app? I need something like that for my Lumia 920.

Ok this works, albeit a bit cumbersome... but shouldn't the mobile URL work too?

Desktop mode... do you mean going to http://www.511ny.org instead of the mobile URL? That doesn't work for me either.

Any other ideas? I'd really like to be able to use this site.

I'm getting the same problem on that URL too, and if I refresh it too many times I get an error: I was using the mobile version of that page (m.511ny.org) as per their FAQ 511NY Mobile I did try clearing the browser history... should have mentioned that. The stock maps app does provide...

p.s. This is what it's supposed to look like:

I'm trying to access a 511NY Mobile (m.511ny.org) traffic map on my Lumia 920, but it won't load (see 3rd picture). I tried adjusting the browser settings; disable smart screen filter, disable "do not track" request, accept all cookies, but to no avail. It works fine on my laptop with IE9...

I don't see why this should be a problem. If the contact source doesn't contain the Category field, then the option to sort by Category gets dimmed (unavailable). That's how all my desktop programs work, why should this be any different? Are you suggesting Microsoft isn't (or shouldn't be)...

So how do we pass this on to the Outlook Mobile development team?

Via corporate Outlook Exchange mailserver I don't have a "business" category, all my contacts are business contacts. My categories consist of the various projects I'm involved in, and I have many different contacts for each project. I often know the location I need to connect with, but not...

Firstly, I'm talking about the desktop Outlook program, not the re-named Hotmail Outlook.com. As a project manager, I have business contacts affiliated with different entities, for example a certain township or airport, which I group into categories in Outlook. Often I will need to contact...

Yes, the category info does get synced to the phone, and I can filter my contacts by category with a keyword search if I type it in. The problem is that it's an unacceptably cumbersome and tedious process for frequent use. I should have one-touch sorting by any header field in my desktop...