[Walter Klatt]

For crossing the border, has anyone been able to use their Blackberry successfully to access the eAPIS site? In my case, I can sign on OK with my BB, but when I try to accept the terms and conditions and press NEXT, it puts me back to the log on screen.

I have talked to their support, but all they say is that some BB users have got it to work, but couldn't point me to any specific settings or users.

Walter

 

[pvans]

This whole eAPIS thing has me torqued up pretty good. Now we have to ask the US government for permission to leave the country. Is this what a free country is all about?

Only General Aviation is treated this way. if you walk, drive, or take a boat across the border this is not required.

I have complained to all my elected representatives. Please do the same if you agree with me.

Sorry about the rant on your thread.......

 

[bigbill25]

The Blackberry browsers generally aren't up to par. Try downloading Opera Mini (free):

http://www.opera.com/mini/

I use it on my 8100 Pearl and it is much better than the built in browser.

--Bill

 

[Walter Klatt]

Opera Mini works with eAPIS

The Blackberry browsers generally aren't up to par. Try downloading Opera Mini (free):

http://www.opera.com/mini/

I use it on my 8100 Pearl and it is much better than the built in browser.

--Bill

OK, I loaded down the Opera Mini, and it now works fine with the eAPIS site. Thank you very much for this great information.

Walter

 

[LovelyLibertyRV8a]

I use

Opera Mini on my treo 800w and love it.

 

[roadrunner20]

Works on the iPhone, but you are better off setting up the accounts on a conventional PC.

 

[rwhittier]

Wow, thanks

I expect to learn about airplanes not my cell phone on this forum. Never the less, I installed Opera and love it. Definitely faster and more capable. Thanks for the tip.

The Blackberry browsers generally aren't up to par. Try downloading Opera Mini (free):

http://www.opera.com/mini/

I use it on my 8100 Pearl and it is much better than the built in browser.

--Bill