I use Windows Mobile V6.1. In addition to the standard Office applications that come with Windows Mobile, I use the following applications, which are presenting in order of usefulness:
- Pocket Player V3
I use it for for listening to podcast, Internet radio, and audio books. Great playlist management ($$).
- MobSync V2
I use it for syncing files between my phone and my laptop. Used every day for moving podcasts to my phone ($$).
- MyMobileR
Remote terminal from my laptop to my phone. Useful if you have to type a lot on the phone or need a mouse (free).
- Pocket Informant V8
I use it for contacts and agenda. The filtering for contacts and the agenda view are great ($$).
- TomTom V6
I use it for GPS any time I am in the car. Also useful when walking in a town ($$$).
- TOMBO version 2.0 beta 4
I use it for storing passwords, bank info, and reference notes. The simple text files are encrypted and are shared with the Windows version of Tombo; where I enter most of the info into Tombo (free).
- GSFinder V1.04
File manager which is a lot more feature filled (free).
- MortButtons 2.5
Finger friendly menu system (free).
- AE Button Plus V2.6
- Redefine any button on the phone. I have one button for ALT-TABing through the open applications and one for turning off the screen.
If you need this sort of thing, and I do, 
works as advertised. Can even re-attached files if needed.
Outlook Attachment Remover Add-in
“Free Outlook add-in for saving and extracting attachments, decreasing the size of your Outlook files. Easy-to-use. Plenty of features”.
http://www.kopf.com.br/outlook/
Surfing the web using a browser without tabs is a complete waste of time. Surfing the web on a phone without tabs is even worse.
To be sure Opera Mobile is a better web browser than IE for Windows Mobile and it has tabs. But Opera Mobile does not work with my service provider (SFR blocks it) so unlimited wapsfr surfing on my phone using Opera Mobile. SFR only supports IE 
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Web Viewer for WM5/6 adds tabs to IE (plus a few more features). Easy to use and works fine with wapsfr. I found it via Download Squad.
Very nice 2.5 hour walk with views of the Alps and Vallée de l’Estéron. A bit long, 1.5 hours, to get Amirat (actually 500 meters before) and the roads are pretty twisty, but it is worth it.
Less than two hours of walking 6.8km with 350m up/down. The start is the main up.
The RandOxygene guide is here and is correct. Yellow markers are pretty consistent.
GPS track in gpx format and Google Earth format.
GPS waypoints and route.
  
   
  
Vallée de l’Estéron    Old Farm House        Cows and Scott    Julia and the Estéron
Does anybody have clue what this sign means?
Taken summer of 2007 in Edinburgh.
Last week I received Domain Registry of America the mail below by post.
(click here for pdf version)
At first glance it seems to be a notice that my domain is going to expire and I must renew it with them. If you read the fine-print, they are careful with their words not to commit fraud, but it is a sleazy way of doing business.
Nice walk, with good views of the Cheron. While you walk the same trail to go and come-back, the views are completely different. There are ruins many Borie, and the “borie de Pons” was the most complete I’ve seen.
More photos here.
Less then two hours and seven kilometers and very easy all the way.
The RandOxygene guide is here and no real mistakes. Not the start of the trail does not have yellow or GR marks, they come after about 500 meters.
GPS track in gpx format and Google Earth format.
GPS waypoints and route.
Highly recommend walk with fantastic views of the Alps and Pre-Alps and the coast and …
Less then three hours and seven kilometers, mostly very easy with only one steep slidey bit.
The RandOxygene guide is here and no real mistakes. Parking near the main road is easy and so was following the trail.
The views, there are the ruins of the Châteauneuf (â€Castrum Novumâ€) to see and are worth it.
GPS track in gpx format and Google Earth format.
GPS waypoints and route.
