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Key Enhancements
ocket Internet Explorer

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     More efficient; better performance with less RAM
     
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     Supports key industry standards including XHTML, CSS, JScript 5.5, WML 2.0, IPv6 and Graphics Device Interface (GDI)+ Imaging
     
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     Can navigate secure WAP sites via Wireless Transport Layer Security (WTLS) support
     
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     Reduced RAM requirements for AvantGo client software
     
   ap on Start >Internet Explorer, and then tap on PocketPC.com. Tap once more on the MSN^® Mobile hot link in the middle of the page.
   

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   ontent on the PocketPC.com site is designed to fit and display well on the smaller screen of a PDA. Spend a few minutes browsing the site, and then find a page you’d like to return to often. Tap and hold anywhere on the page, and choose Add to Favorites. Change the name if you’d like, or simply tap on Add when finished.
   

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   o view and jump to any of your Web favorites, just tap on the Favorites button (designated by the Star icon) and choose one of the entries. From the Add/Delete tab you can also create additional folders to store and organize your favorite lists. Tap on OK.
   

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   Download support in Pocket Internet Explorer allows you to retrieve files off the Web directly from your device. For example, suppose your connecting flight gets delayed and you’ve got time to kill. You could download a new book and spend the time catching up on your reading. Here you’ve retrieved “The Raven and Other Stories.”
   

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   Instead of accepting the defaults, tap on Change to rename the file, and designate a folder to save it to. An indicator bar shows the download progress.
   

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   f you’re browsing the Web over a slow connection, graphics are something you can probably do without. Pocket Internet Explorer helps speed Web page downloading in two ways. First, it always requests a page’s text content before it tries to download images. Second, it allows users to turn off all image downloads and/or selectively pull down only the ones they need. To see this for yourself, tap on the View menu and uncheck the Show Images icon.
   

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   Next, tap on Favorites by tapping the star icon at the bottom of Internet Explorer, and choose WindowsMedia.com.
   

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   The page appears very quickly, but as you can see there are no images. To display a picture, tap and hold on its placeholder, and choose Show Picture from the context menu. The individual image is retrieved.
   

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   If you decide you’d rather see all the images, tap on Hide Pictures once more to toggle it off and the Web page will render completely.