DigitizerCheck is a simple utility for a Pocket PC to check its screen alignment. If your screen is out of alignment, you can use the "File->Align Screen" menu item directly launch the built-in screen alignment (DigitizerCheck will be automatically closed when the built-in one starts up).

Just tap anywhere on the screen, its location will be shown on the screen. You can tap and drag the stylus and check the alignment too. DigitizerCheck only checks the screen's alignment. It doesn't calibrate the screen. But DigitizerCheck has a menu item to help you directly launch the built-in screen alignment utility.

DigitizerCheck should work on Pocket PC with an ARM (including XScale), MIPS, SH3 or SH4 CPU. It only takes about 11kb memory space. It should support any screen size (320x240 or 640x480) and direction (portrait or landscape). It hasn't been fully tested on a PDA with VGA screen, but you can have a try.

Note:

All Windows Mobile 2003 (and SE) PPCs are using XScale CPUs, so just choose the DigitizerCheck.arm.cab file to install if you have a PocketPC 2003 PDA.

Installation Guide:

Just copy the proper cab file to your PPC and install it with any file explorer.

A shortcut (DigitizerCheck.lnk) will be created automatically under: /Windows/Start Menu/Programs.

Update Description:

v1.3:

- PPC 2002 support added.

v1.2:

- Dead Pixel Check added.

v1.1:

- VGA support.

- Landscape support added.

- File size reduced from 70kb to 10 KB.