Comments for LEXECORP http://lexecorp.com Technical Software Services Tue, 09 Mar 2010 12:27:30 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on A little Groovy file handling by Navneet http://lexecorp.com/2009/04/05/a-little-groovy-file-handling/#comment-316 Navneet Tue, 09 Mar 2010 12:27:30 +0000 http://lexecorp.com/?p=1569#comment-316 Hi, Nice Example. But can you please give me some example to read text file containing two words separated by comma and store that two elements in two variables. Hi, Nice Example.

But can you please give me some example to read text file containing two words separated by comma and store that two elements in two variables.

]]> Comment on Repairing a Sony Clie (TJ35/U) by Sajid http://lexecorp.com/2009/01/16/repairing-a-sony-clie-tj35u/#comment-315 Sajid Wed, 14 Oct 2009 18:12:08 +0000 http://lexecorp.com/?p=919#comment-315 Well I gave up and bought another clie online for 40. It was not the memorystick I tried to pull the cable in and out until I broke it. Sometimes it works sometimes it didn't however the memorysticks were fine my clie was damaged. I replaced the factory battery on my newer used clie with the higher capacity one and things are chugging away fine. I decided to post this because I don't want to leave you hanging. Well I gave up and bought another clie online for 40. It was not the memorystick I tried to pull the cable in and out until I broke it.

Sometimes it works sometimes it didn’t however the memorysticks were fine my clie was damaged.

I replaced the factory battery on my newer used clie with the higher capacity one and things are chugging away fine.

I decided to post this because I don’t want to leave you hanging.

]]> Comment on Repairing a Sony Clie (TJ35/U) by Alex http://lexecorp.com/2009/01/16/repairing-a-sony-clie-tj35u/#comment-313 Alex Sun, 04 Oct 2009 12:08:18 +0000 http://lexecorp.com/?p=919#comment-313 Memory stick most likely purchased faulty! But just in case you did or yet might, don't leave the power connector (and power) attached when you connect the battery! Memory stick most likely purchased faulty!

But just in case you did or yet might, don’t leave the power connector (and power) attached when you connect the battery!

]]> Comment on Repairing a Sony Clie (TJ35/U) by Sajid http://lexecorp.com/2009/01/16/repairing-a-sony-clie-tj35u/#comment-312 Sajid Sat, 03 Oct 2009 06:47:39 +0000 http://lexecorp.com/?p=919#comment-312 I mean RMA it for the first time I guess I'm losing patience. I mean RMA it for the first time I guess I’m losing patience.

]]> Comment on Repairing a Sony Clie (TJ35/U) by Sajid http://lexecorp.com/2009/01/16/repairing-a-sony-clie-tj35u/#comment-311 Sajid Sat, 03 Oct 2009 06:45:54 +0000 http://lexecorp.com/?p=919#comment-311 Well bad news it charged but then the memory stick failed yet again and then the battery died and shorted out. I will have to RMA it again because the battery is dead it will not work at all. Well bad news it charged but then the memory stick failed yet again and then the battery died and shorted out.

I will have to RMA it again because the battery is dead it will not work at all.

]]> Comment on Repairing a Sony Clie (TJ35/U) by Alex http://lexecorp.com/2009/01/16/repairing-a-sony-clie-tj35u/#comment-310 Alex Sat, 03 Oct 2009 01:46:03 +0000 http://lexecorp.com/?p=919#comment-310 That is very good to hear . Don't forget to backup or sync regularly, when this device was my PDA, I would on occasion lose new data from leaving that battery run flat! Well you've sorted it all on your own! Good stuff :-) . Alex That is very good to hear .

Don’t forget to backup or sync regularly, when this device was my PDA, I would on occasion lose new data from leaving that battery run flat!

Well you’ve sorted it all on your own! Good stuff :-) . Alex

]]> Comment on Repairing a Sony Clie (TJ35/U) by Sajid http://lexecorp.com/2009/01/16/repairing-a-sony-clie-tj35u/#comment-309 Sajid Fri, 02 Oct 2009 22:20:14 +0000 http://lexecorp.com/?p=919#comment-309 Received the 10 dollar screwdriver I ordered from Amazon removed the battery and it worked. I was panicking because the memory card wasn't reading but I let it charge for an hour and everything worked. I also ordered a 12 dollar memory card for this handheld and that worked great as well. Thanks and this was a really good thread. The only screws that were rusted were the ones in the side. The small flat phillips screwdriver didn't work I don't know who could remove it with that but hey whatever it was free. Received the 10 dollar screwdriver I ordered from Amazon removed the battery and it worked. I was panicking because the memory card wasn’t reading but I let it charge for an hour and everything worked.

I also ordered a 12 dollar memory card for this handheld and that worked great as well.

Thanks and this was a really good thread. The only screws that were rusted were the ones in the side. The small flat phillips screwdriver didn’t work I don’t know who could remove it with that but hey whatever it was free.

]]> Comment on Repairing a Sony Clie (TJ35/U) by Alex http://lexecorp.com/2009/01/16/repairing-a-sony-clie-tj35u/#comment-308 Alex Wed, 30 Sep 2009 00:48:36 +0000 http://lexecorp.com/?p=919#comment-308 OK, I'm following you again :-) As I never had a Y screwdriver I don't really know what size, sorry! if the screws are rusted in then you have yet another issue. Maybe try a tiny amount of WD40 (or whatever equates to a penetrating oil in your local stores). A few repeat attempts (oil, wait an hour or whatever, try to unscrew, repeat) to help release the thread would be worth a go! But if really very rusted then maybe a small drill bit will be your only option! In my case it was only the 2 Y head screws (back plate, at the bottom) that I had to drill out - but please, if you consider this, be careful, the plastic could drill away VERY quickly and you could potentially push the screw through the front of the device! The drill really is your last resort and only if you feel there is nothing to lose, otherwise maybe seek assistance. OK, I’m following you again :-)

As I never had a Y screwdriver I don’t really know what size, sorry!

if the screws are rusted in then you have yet another issue.

Maybe try a tiny amount of WD40 (or whatever equates to a penetrating oil in your local stores). A few repeat attempts (oil, wait an hour or whatever, try to unscrew, repeat) to help release the thread would be worth a go!

But if really very rusted then maybe a small drill bit will be your only option!

In my case it was only the 2 Y head screws (back plate, at the bottom) that I had to drill out – but please, if you consider this, be careful, the plastic could drill away VERY quickly and you could potentially push the screw through the front of the device!

The drill really is your last resort and only if you feel there is nothing to lose, otherwise maybe seek assistance.

]]> Comment on Repairing a Sony Clie (TJ35/U) by Sajid http://lexecorp.com/2009/01/16/repairing-a-sony-clie-tj35u/#comment-307 Sajid Tue, 29 Sep 2009 19:35:31 +0000 http://lexecorp.com/?p=919#comment-307 Yeah I reread your posts sorry that I misread it. They give a small phillips flat screwdriver which suppose to work with the y screws, but the one they gave me is too small. It worked for others but the screws are rusted in. Yeah I reread your posts sorry that I misread it. They give a small phillips flat screwdriver which suppose to work with the y screws, but the one they gave me is too small.

It worked for others but the screws are rusted in.

]]> Comment on Repairing a Sony Clie (TJ35/U) by Sajid http://lexecorp.com/2009/01/16/repairing-a-sony-clie-tj35u/#comment-306 Sajid Mon, 28 Sep 2009 21:27:53 +0000 http://lexecorp.com/?p=919#comment-306 No the sony clie sj33 uses a 1200 mh power I'm going to order it from the same place batteryship.com. The problem is its not available until 10/22 No the sony clie sj33 uses a 1200 mh power I’m going to order it from the same place batteryship.com.

The problem is its not available until 10/22

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