Version 1.50 October 26, 2009

1. Added capability to use the Smartphone's internal GPS chip and modified menu to select various GPS startup options.

   Menu >> GPS Setup

   Option 1: Auto Bluetooth Selection
    

   • Automatically create a Bluetooth connection to an External GPS.
     No Partnership (Pairing) need to be created prior.  No need to a select COM PORT, Internally uses COM0.
      
   • This mode was created because of Bluetooth Partnerships on Treo's smartphones.  Always had to delete partnership and create new one after GPS turned back on.  The Refresh of the connection didn't work properly.
      
   • On HP IPAQ's tested this mode will not work. User will get an Error.  "Cannot Auto Detect. Create Partnership!".  Create a Manual Bluetooth Pairing and will work fine.  On the IPAQ's you can do a reconnect and everything works fine.

   Option 2: Manual Bluetooth Pairing
    

   • Allows the user to select an External GPS connected to Bluetooth via a Partnership (Pairing).   User must select COM PORT that was specified as the Outgoing Port during partnership creation.
      
   • Works fine on IPAQs tested, but when the user turn off the External GPS the user must refresh / reconnect the connection when turned back on.
      
   • On Treo's Smartphones always had to delete the partnership and create new one after GPS turned back on.  The Refresh of the connection didn't work properly.  That is why we have the Auto Bluetooth Selection mode.

   Option 3: Use Internal GPS
    

   • Allows the user to connect to an Internal GPS chip within the Smartphone.  This works for HP IPAQs with a real internal GPS not a A/GPS (assisted).
     
     NOTE: In the IPAQ user manual is stated that:  If your GPS application needs direct access to the GPS receiver, make sure no other applications are running, then set your GPS software to COM7.
     
     So probably on other Smartphones with Internal GPS's we need to find out correct com port.
      
   • On the IPAQ need to go to Settings > System Tab > GPS Icon.
     
     Programs Tab > GPS Program Port > None
     
     Hardware Tab > GPS Hardware Port > COM7
     
     Hardware Tab> Baud Rate > 57600
     
     Access Tab > Checked Manage GPS automatically
   • User must select the COM PORT that was specified in the Hardware Tab above.

   Option 4: No GPS Available - Work Off-Line
    

   • Allows the user run BoonDocker Off-Line without a GPS Connected.

Version 1.41 August 6, 2009

1. Added capability to send an additional Text Message to the Inter BoonDocker Location Report message.

   Menu >> Loc Reporting >> Send Add Text.

   The text message is added to the Recipients Waypoint's Description field.

   The Recipients Location Reference Waypoint will be changed making the upper half black signifying that a text message has been added.

   Once the Waypoint has been edited (Touched by the Stylus) the Waypoint Icon be turn back to original state.

   A Location Report Message must be previously sent or an error message will be displayed.

   Users must be within cell tower range to send and receive SMS messages.

 Version 1.40 July 31, 2009

1. Added Inter BoonDocker Location Reporting Menu >> Loc Reporting.

   Inter BoonDocker Location Reporting allows BoonDocker to be configured to broadcast and receive Location Reporting SMS Messages between BoonDocker Smart phones.

   BoonDocker can broadcast and receive Locating Reporting messages between a maximum of 6 different BoonDocker Users. The broadcasted messages are turned into Waypoints on the receiving Smart phone. Users can broadcast at various selectable intervals.

   As new messages are received the Waypoint's location and time are updated on the receiving Smart phone. Users must be within cell tower range to send and receive SMS messages.

 Installing the BoonDocker Update:

1. Assumes that you already have a ChartTiff data set on your memory card and have your keycode.txt file.
    

2. Once you click the "Click to Download" Link.  A pop-up window will ask to Download the  BoonDocker.cab file to \My Documents"

   Check Open file after after download

   The Click the Yes Button
    

3. Windows will start installing BoonDocker.
   
   The user may then be warned that BoonDocker could not be removed.  Just Click Yes to Continue.
   
   The user will be asked to select the location to install BoonDocker.  Select that it be installed on the Device NOT \Storage Card or \My Storage.
    

4. After the installation the Smartphone's \Program Files\BoonDocker Folder will contain:
        BoonDocker.exe
        MapiRule.dll
        The Cursors Folder
        The Symbols Folder
        The Help Folder
    

5. The installation will automatically build a BoonDocker.exe shortcut in
   "Windows\Start Menu\Programs"
   
   To add a BoonDocker to the Start Menu pull down see "Adding BoonDocker to Start Menu"
   in BoonDocker Help.
    

6. You will then need using the Window's File Explorer copy the keycode.txt file sent
   to you to the Smartphone's
   \Program Files\BoonDocker Folder.