SV: Problem creating a PDB file on PC

creating a simple PDB file on my PC. It's a 3-record database. The file is apparently properly created on the PC. I download it without problems. However, when I open the DB on the Palm, it shows as if it only contained one record (which happens to be the last one of the three records that exists

Problem creating a PDB file on PC

Hello, I am having problems creating a simple PDB file on my PC. It's a 3-record database. The file is apparently properly created on the PC. I download it without problems. However, when I open the DB on the Palm, it shows as if it only contained one record (which happens to be the last one

Re: PDB file reception

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PDB file reception

I need receive PDB file (from web server) and save it to RAM. Is there any PalmOS function to convert binary stream (PDB downloaded from web) into PDB in RAM (divided into records...)? I think there must be some support while it is used for saving PDB/PRC after sending it through IrDA

Re: PDB file reception

Is there any PalmOS function to convert binary stream (PDB downloaded from web) into PDB in RAM (divided into records...)? You might like to use DmCreateDatabaseFromImage(). Bodo -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

Re: PDB file reception

ExgDBRead() and ExgDBWrite() may help you. On 7/17/07, Bodo Wenzel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is there any PalmOS function to convert binary stream (PDB downloaded from web) into PDB in RAM (divided into records...)? You might like to use DmCreateDatabaseFromImage(). Bodo -- For information

Is it possible to store several tables in one pdb file?

Hi, I was just wondering if it is possible to store several tables in one pdb file? Cheers -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Transferring a pdb file

Hi all, I need to transfer a pdb file to Palm from ftp server. How can I do that? Thanks Bharathi -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: VFSRegisterDefaultDirectory and .pdb file on SD card

On Tuesday 09 of May 2006 06:12 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Which is the correct way to solve this problem? Any helps are appreciated. PalmOS Companion, page 197: IMPORTANT: To access data or resources on secondary storage (such as expansion cards), you use a different set of APIs. See Chapter 7,

VFSRegisterDefaultDirectory and .pdb file on SD card

I have been trying to port a Pocket PC application to Palm. Now the application can run correctly when it's installed on the main memory. The application contains a .prc file and a .pdb file which contains about 4MB of data. The problem is when I installed the application (both .prc and .pdb

re: How to read pdb file from MMC/Expansion Card

Hello Ben Combee Thanks for your response. The VFSFileDBGetRecord function will work like DmQueryRecord function and i found that there are no alternate functions for DmNewRecord and DmRemoveRecord, is there any methods for doing the work of DmNewRecord and DmRemoveRecord functions. sortly i

Re: How to read pdb file from MMC/Expansion Card

In my application, i am trying to access a database(pdb file) located in MMC/Expansion Card. In a help document, i read that if one wants to access the pdb file located in the external memory then he should specify 1 instead of 0 in all the database access function. For example

How to read pdb file from MMC/Expansion Card

Hi everybody In my application, i am trying to access a database(pdb file) located in MMC/Expansion Card. In a help document, i read that if one wants to access the pdb file located in the external memory then he should specify 1 instead of 0 in all the database access function. For example

pdb file size?

Hello All, I was looking around the internet for information on the MAX size a pdb file can be? I am currentlly working on a database that will reside on a Linux box and dynamiclly create this .pdb file after changes have been made. It will be a clone of the original data, which

Re: Picture - PDB File Palm OS

-forum@news.palmos.com Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 9:21 PM Subject: Re: Picture - PDB File Palm OS Fabio Braga wrote: Hi, How can I storage pictures in a database (PDB) file To store a resource into a PDB file you'll need a 3rd party application. you can use Par: http

Re: Picture - PDB File Palm OS

Deepak.MA wrote: Continuing with the same, i understand that ther is a difference between a BMP on the PC and what is called a PAlm BMP. Could someone throw more light on this? As a minimum, the file headers are different and the rows of bits are stored in the opposite order. They are

Picture - PDB File Palm OS

Hi, How can I storage pictures in a database (PDB) file and read and shows it after in my Palm OS application? picture is a .bmp or .jpg file. I hope you understand what I mean. Tks, FABIO -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http

Re: Picture - PDB File Palm OS

Fabio Braga wrote: Hi, How can I storage pictures in a database (PDB) file To store a resource into a PDB file you'll need a 3rd party application. you can use Par: http://www.djw.org/product/palm/par/ that is a command line tool to store and read resources from .PDB files and read

How to beam pdb file?

I am currently working on the beam feature for my application, which contains pdb files. Since the bundle bit works only from version 4 onwards, I want to know if there is any other method that supports the beaming of the application in earlier versions, too. Thanks, Mouli -- For information

How to convert XLS file into PDB file?

Hi, I want to create a help file for my project. I like to give this as a PDB file. I heard that I can create contents in XLS and change it as Palm PDB. How to convert XLS file into PDB file? catherine

re: How to convert XLS file into PDB file?

to save an XLS file to a CSV file from Excel and then to convert the CSV file (which is just a text file with the values from the cells separated by commas and the rows listed as lines) into a PDB file - but it's really not worth the trouble. Just design a PDB file from scratch and store the help

Re: How to convert XLS file into PDB file?

questions! Hi, I want to create a help file for my project. I like to give this as a PDB file. I heard that I can create contents in XLS and change it as Palm PDB. How to convert XLS file into PDB file? catherine

Re: PDB file format

Thanks for all the help, folks. par is exactly the thing I needed - I don't even have to look at its source to understand the PDB format; par already does what I want. (In fact, it does just about everything but take out the cat.) Regards, Vesselin -- For information on using the Palm

PDB file format

/protein_books/File_Formats/PDBandPRCFormat.html#972428 but when comparing to the actual stuff I see in a PDB file exported from the device, some things don't make sense... OK, I understand that the PDB file has a 80-byte header: UInt8 name[dmDBNameLength]; // 32 bytes UInt16 attributes

RE: PDB file format

original- De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] nombre de Dr. Vesselin Bontchev Enviado el: Jueves, 31 de Marzo de 2005 12:08 Para: Palm Developer Forum Asunto: PDB file format Hello folks, I want to construct a PDB database on a PC, so I need to understand the file format of the PDB

RE: PDB file format

that. I have done a program for creating/reading the PDB in VB, but it will only works for standard PDBs, and in OS5 an OS6 you have 2 new databases types, extended and structured. The PDB file I want to construct on the PC side is a standard PDB file - not one of the new types. At the end I

RE: PDB file format

There is no file called like that on the PalmOS site. There is a file called File Formats.pdf. If that is what you mean, it doesn't help - the two URLs I mentioned in my original message point to HTML information on the PalmOS site that contains exactly the same as the relevant portions of

Re: PDB file format

Dr. Vesselin Bontchev wrote: Hello folks, UInt16 firstEntry; // 2 bytes The gap is not before the record list. The header is only 78 bytes long. Regards Henk -- - Henk Jonas

Re: PDB file format

?) and a commercial COM tool called PDBGo, as well as about a dozen other products I'm not familiar with. They've all been built by people who worked out these byte alignment issues some time ago. OK, I understand that the PDB file has a 80-byte header: (snip) What is supposed to follow

PDB file format for SMS app on Treo 600

I'm looking for the database format specification for the SMS application that is used by the Treo 600 machines, does anyone know if it's available somewhere? I tried finding it as PalmSource but I only found the general PRC/PDB format specification + the format of the address book/todo etc.

How to bundle .pdb file with app in CodeWarrior

Hello members, I've created a database with application A and I want to create application B that will be bundled with the .pdb file created by app A. I see options in CW to bundle a database by I don't see how it can locate the .pdb file. Many thanks, Eduardo -- For information on using

Re: How to bundle .pdb file with app in CodeWarrior

At 01:31 PM 11/3/2004, you wrote: Hello members, I've created a database with application A and I want to create application B that will be bundled with the .pdb file created by app A. I see options in CW to bundle a database by I don't see how it can locate the .pdb file. The bundle bit refers

Re: How to bundle .pdb file with app in CodeWarrior

Thanks Ben. I'll experiment with recreating the database from resources. - Original Message - From: Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 2:55 PM Subject: Re: How to bundle .pdb file with app in CodeWarrior At 01:31

Create a PDB file outside of conduit?

In a windows application I want to create and save to disk a .pdb file that the user can later install on their handheld if desired. I've got the CDK 6.1 installed, but it appears that I can only create a database during a sync. I want to create one outside of a hot sync operation

Re: Create a PDB file outside of conduit?

The PDB file format is documented (palmsource has the format on their developer's website) so you can write your own routines to read and write them. I remember there were a few PDB controls and/or libraries available, a google search should turn them up. Another option is to google for a PDB

Re: Create a PDB file outside of conduit?

Grosch, Scott wrote: In a windows application I want to create and save to disk a .pdb file that the user can later install on their handheld if desired. I've got the CDK 6.1 installed, but it appears that I can only create a database during a sync. I want to create one outside of a hot sync

RE: Create a PDB file outside of conduit?

In a windows application I want to create and save to disk a .pdb file that the user can later install on their handheld if desired. I've got the CDK 6.1 installed, but it appears that I can only create a database during a sync. I want to create one outside of a hot sync operation

Re: Create a PDB file outside of conduit?

Grosch, Scott wrote / skrev: In a windows application I want to create and save to disk a .pdb file that the user can later install on their handheld if desired. I've got the CDK 6.1 installed, but it appears that I can only create a database during a sync. I want to create one outside

Re: transfering pdb file to desktop

guys, Can anyone tell me how I can transfer a database (pdb) file from the device to my desktop? I tried to play with the Hotsync options but couldn't find the clue! Thanks, Keyur. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev

transfering pdb file to desktop

Hi guys, Can anyone tell me how I can transfer a database (pdb) file from the device to my desktop? I tried to play with the Hotsync options but couldn't find the clue! Thanks, Keyur. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http

Hide PDB FILE!

Hi all! I need to hide a PDB file. In reality, I develop an application and it contains some PDBs. I want that this belong to my application. Can anybody help me? Thanks -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support

Re: Hide PDB FILE!

At 12:10 PM 7/22/2004, you wrote: Hi all! I need to hide a PDB file. In reality, I develop an application and it contains some PDBs. I want that this belong to my application. Set the creator codes of the PDBs to match your application, and they won't appear as separate databases in the launcher

RE: Hide PDB FILE!

Thank you very much. It works perfect. -Mensaje original- De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] En nombre de Ben Combee Enviado el: Jueves, 22 de Julio de 2004 02:44 p.m. Para: Palm Developer Forum Asunto: Re: Hide PDB FILE! At 12:10 PM 7/22/2004, you wrote: Hi all! I need

Re: Decode a PDB file with ANSI C

Palmsource has published the PDB file format. There are also 3rd party controls but I'm not familiar with any for Unix. Look through the Palmsource docs on their developer's website for the spec and google for any PDB libraries and/or code examples. The PDB format is not difficult to read

Decode a PDB file with ANSI C

If I download a palm pdb file to a Unix server, I know there are Palm utilities that dump out the information i.e palmdump and par to output the info available But what if I had a database set up with product number and quantity where product is stored as a string and qty is stored

Re: Decode a PDB file with ANSI C

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RE:Creating a PDB file on the PC

:25 PM Subject: Creating a PDB file on the PC I'm looking to find an application which allows me to create a .PDB file on the PC. I'm looking to create a few files to interface with an existing app I created for the palm. I'm surprised to find there is not much out there. I suppose I could

Re: Slooooowwwww syncronizations (.pdb file with 30000 plus records)

in the past, so I would love to find some code that has already been debugged. TKA, Erik Norvelle - Quoted Message Below --- Subject: Re: Slow syncronizations (.pdb file with 3 plus records) From: LionScribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 16

Re: Slooooowwwww syncronizations (.pdb file with 30000 plus records)

I haven't yet written any code to implement your suggestion to pack more data (i.e. Latin words) into each PDB record. I've been thinking through ways of doing this, and while it's certainly a doable thing, I'm wondering if this isn't a wheel that's been invented before. I was able

Re: Slooooowwwww syncronizations (.pdb file with 30000 plus records)

- Quoted Message Below --- Subject: Re: Slow syncronizations (.pdb file with 3 plus records) From: LionScribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 16:27:00 -0400 X-Message-Number: 57 Also, what a huge amount of wasted overhead, I believe around

Re: Slooooowwwww syncronizations (.pdb file with 30000 plus records)

syncronizations (.pdb file with 3 plus records) From: LionScribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 16:27:00 -0400 X-Message-Number: 57 Also, what a huge amount of wasted overhead, I believe around 18 bytes per record. (18 * 3 = 540,000). Try using DmDatabaseSize and see

Re: Slooooowwwww syncronizations (.pdb file with 30000 plus records)

caused me headaches in the past, so I would love to find some code that has already been debugged. TKA, Erik Norvelle - Quoted Message Below --- Subject: Re: Slow syncronizations (.pdb file with 3 plus records) From: LionScribe [EMAIL

Re: Creating a PDB file on the PC

Another note, since PDBC (see my previous post) is Open Source, if you don't want to use the commandline tools for compiling and decompiling pdb-files you should be able to get some pointers from the source as well. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please

Creating a PDB file on the PC

I'm looking to find an application which allows me to create a .PDB file on the PC. I'm looking to create a few files to interface with an existing app I created for the palm. I'm surprised to find there is not much out there. I suppose I could create my own but I prefer not to reinvent

Re: Creating a PDB file on the PC

Eddie Gomez wrote / skrev: I'm looking to find an application which allows me to create a .PDB file on the PC. I always use PDBC, http://obermuhlner.com/public/Projects/Palm/PDBC/, have you had a look at the palm wiki? http://flippinbits.com/twiki/bin/view/FAQ/WebHome have sections on tools etc

RE: Creating a PDB file on the PC

with my own stuff... Eddie, if you got any specific questions I can help. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Veronica Loell Sent: Saturday, June 19, 2004 3:39 AM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: Re: Creating a PDB file on the PC Eddie Gomez

Re: Creating a PDB file on the PC

Hi Saturday, June 19, 2004, 3:55:59 AM, you wrote: I'm looking to find an application which allows me to create a .PDB file on the PC. I have used the following three methods: a) Writing own functions. This is a PITB to do from scratch, you are right, don't re-invent the wheel

Re: Creating a PDB file on the PC

Roberto Machorro [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I'm looking to find an application which allows me to create a .PDB file on the PC. I have used the following three methods: [...] Just to add one more method: I create .pdb files on the Palm or an emulator, then just deliver them inside the same

Re: Creating a PDB file on the PC

At 12:55 AM 6/19/2004, Eddie Gomez wrote: I'm looking to find an application which allows me to create a .PDB file on the PC. I'm looking to create a few files to interface with an existing app I created for the palm. I'm surprised to find there is not much out there. I suppose I could create my

Re: Slooooowwwww syncronizations (.pdb file with 30000 plus records)

LionScribe... Does the ZLib library come with the standard SDK, or is it an add-on? I don't find it in my standard documentation set. Thanks, Erik Also, what a huge amount of wasted overhead, I believe around 18 bytes per record. (18 * 3 = 540,000). Try using DmDatabaseSize and see the

Re: Slooooowwwww syncronizations (.pdb file with 30000 plus records)

Googling Zlib, I found http://www.gzip.org/ that links to http://palmzlib.sourceforge.net/ -- Luc Le Blanc Erik Norvelle a écrit : LionScribe... Does the ZLib library come with the standard SDK, or is it an add-on? I don't find it in my standard documentation set. Thanks, Erik

RE: Slooooowwwww syncronizations (.pdb file with 30000 plus records)

: Slow syncronizations (.pdb file with 3 plus records) Googling Zlib, I found http://www.gzip.org/ that links to http://palmzlib.sourceforge.net/ -- Luc Le Blanc Erik Norvelle a écrit : LionScribe... Does the ZLib library come with the standard SDK, or is it an add-on? I don't find

Slooooowwwww syncronizations (.pdb file with 30000 plus records)

Greetings, I just posted a notice about my latin dictionary program... I have another question related to synchronizing the database files that go with my program. I use a method of creating a single record in my database for each word which is to be stored (and there are approximately 25000

Re: Slooooowwwww syncronizations (.pdb file with 30000 plus records)

At 01:46 PM 6/15/2004, you wrote: Greetings, I just posted a notice about my latin dictionary program... I have another question related to synchronizing the database files that go with my program. I use a method of creating a single record in my database for each word which is to be stored

Re: Slooooowwwww syncronizations (.pdb file with 30000 plus records)

Also, what a huge amount of wasted overhead, I believe around 18 bytes per record. (18 * 3 = 540,000). Try using DmDatabaseSize and see the difference between the totalBytes and the dataBytes. I would suggest combining 200 words per record, and storing the offset. Also, with Databases that

Getting info from an unkown pdb file

Hil all. I've tried dumping out a pdb file (in Unix) using palmdump and par but I'm not getting the results expected. Is par or palmdump supposed to dump values stored as an int in ascii? They're dumping out the product number I've entered/saved to the pdb on the palm, but the quantities

Example programs that generate PDB file and read from it?

Hello, I am trying to create a data .PDB file because I have a table of char strings and .BMP data that I want in an external module. Two things: I'm wondering if there is an example of a Palm program (PRC) with several different PDB files that plug in to work with the PRC file. Secondly, I

Re: Example programs that generate PDB file and read from it?

At 06:01 PM 5/31/2004, you wrote: Hello, I am trying to create a data .PDB file because I have a table of char strings and .BMP data that I want in an external module. Two things: I'm wondering if there is an example of a Palm program (PRC) with several different PDB files that plug in to work

.pdb file size

hi All, cant i have a .pdb file of size more than 64k. when i make a .pdb file of size more than 64k , while installing in the simulator it says Skipped record 0 while importing xyz.pdb. -- __ IndiaInfo Mail - the free e-mail service

Re: .pdb file size

wax wacky wrote: hi All, cant i have a .pdb file of size more than 64k. when i make a .pdb file of size more than 64k , while installing in the simulator it says Skipped record 0 while importing xyz.pdb. Hi, you can certainly have a pdb file bigger than 64k, but you can't have

Re: problem with reading PDB file

Matt Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] You probably have an endian problem. Try reversing the bytes in address. That`s it, tnx. Vladan Markovic -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

problem with reading PDB file

I am working on windows application that use pdb file that i is created on Palm, records in pdb are containing structure binary data and not ASCII Strings. Example: struct example { char name[16]; Int16 address; } Problem is that i must read all structure at once

Re: problem with reading PDB file

vladan.markovic wrote: I am working on windows application that use pdb file that i is created on Palm, records in pdb are containing structure binary data and not ASCII Strings. Example: struct example { char name[16]; Int16 address; } Problem is that i must read all

Re: Help w/ Multiple record lists in pdb file built on desktop

From: steven pautz [EMAIL PROTECTED] We are looking for an example on how to create a pdb on a desktop using multiple record lists. We have looked at pdbc and it lists this feature in its Not Implemented section. PDBGo (www.pdbgo.com) is a scripted pdb reader/writer that will let you create

Help w/ Multiple record lists in pdb file built on desktop

We are looking for an example on how to create a pdb on a desktop using multiple record lists. We have looked at pdbc and it lists this feature in its Not Implemented section. Has anyone successfully done this? Steven -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe,

Fw: Re: How know the name fields of PDB file

I remember the original question was how to get the field names of a record Let's assume that we can retrieve the AppInfo block from the PDB header. If the AppInfo block is defined as typedef struct { UInt16 renamedCategories; CharcategoryLabels[16][16]; UInt8

Re: Fw: Re: How know the name fields of PDB file

so far I'm not convinced that we can retrieve the record structure given an arbitrary pdb along with its AppInfo block. With good reason--there is typically information about record structure stored in the Appinfo block. Regards, Steve Mann -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums,

Re: Fw: Re: How know the name fields of PDB file

With good reason--there is typically information about record structure stored in the Appinfo block. Oops - typing too fast and not proofreading. Typically there is NO information. Sorry about that. Regards, Steve Mann -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe,

Format of PDB file

Hello. I have done an appiclation which creates a data base of the type 'data'. Now I want to be able to modify the mentioned data base with another application (exporting it to a PC) but using a PC. What is the format of the file pdb? I refer to the header and records. Thanks for all -- For

Re: Format of PDB file

At 05:29 PM 12/10/2003, Francisco García Tormo wrote: Hello. I have done an appiclation which creates a data base of the type 'data'. Now I want to be able to modify the mentioned data base with another application (exporting it to a PC) but using a PC. What is the format of the file pdb? I

copying pdb file from device to PC

Hi, In my application I am writing some data to a file created using FileOpen() API call. I want to compare this data with another file on my PC running XP. How to transfer (manually) a pdb file from device to PC? Thanks in advance Suren -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums

RE: copying pdb file from device to PC

Create a conduit. There is an API available from Palm. http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/conduits/win/CRef_CnAPI.html -Original Message- From: Surendra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 12:32 PM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: copying pdb file from

Re: copying pdb file from device to PC

Create a conduit. Or set the backup bit of the underlying database so that it is automatically transferred to the user's backup directory at hotsync. Then, you'll need this tool to convert your stream database to a flat file : http://www.djw.org/product/palm/par/ Pascal -- For information

Re: copying pdb file from device to PC

Hi, Do I have to write an application to transfer a file from device to PC ? I am looking for a simple tool or procedure to transfer a pdb file from device to PC. Thanks Suren Barnett, Phil R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Create a conduit. There is an API

RE: copying pdb file from device to PC

Like Pascal stated, you can set the backup bit. Then Hotsync will move the file to your PC for you. Then, you are faced with how to open the PDB file on a PC to see it's contents. I have found a lot of utilities to view a PDB, but the most generic one I've found is PDBingo. -Original

Re: copying pdb file from device to PC

the backup bit. Then Hotsync will move the file to your PC for you. Then, you are faced with how to open the PDB file on a PC to see it's contents. I have found a lot of utilities to view a PDB, but the most generic one I've found is PDBingo. -Original Message- From: Surendra [mailto:[EMAIL

Create a PDB file on the client or do it on the handheld

I need to build a simple coverage list look-up app for some docs. Should I 1) Create the PDB file on the client? If so, do I need to read the binary spec. or is there a tool for doing this. 2) Have my conduit create the file during the Hotsync

Re: Converting .PDB file to JPG

: Marianne [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 1:58 AM Subject: Converting .PDB file to JPG Hello, I have a Sony ClieNX80 . I have taken snaps using the camera available on the CLIE. I had downloaded the photo using HotSyn to the Computer

Converting .PDB file to JPG

Hello, I have a Sony ClieNX80 . I have taken snaps using the camera available on the CLIE. I had downloaded the photo using HotSyn to the Computer. But the snaps are stored in the .PDB format. I want to convert it to .jpg, is there any tools for converting it?? Regards, Marianne -- For

Re: Easier way in creating pdb file

http://www.fourmilab.to/palm/pdbmake/ At 03:00 AM 10/12/2003, Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: P.S. Excuse me shushil, where can this PDBMake application be located? Best Regards, Brian Tom Frauenhofer, [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.beret.com -- For information on using the Palm Developer

Re: Easier way in creating pdb file

Mark A quick google search for PDBMake leads to the PDBMake site that has a download link. Al - Original Message - From: Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, October 11, 2003 8:20 AM Subject: Re: Easier way in creating pdb file Thanx

Re: Easier way in creating pdb file

At 11:06 AM +0800 10/11/03, Brian wrote: Has anyone know of a software that can create a pdb file on a fly. before it will be sync to a PDA? or better yet a source code( if anybody has). ;-) I've listed a lot of tools -- including PDB-related tools -- at http://www.flippinbits.com/twiki/bin

RE: Easier way in creating pdb file

Developer Forum Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Easier way in creating pdb file On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 8:00 pm, Brian wrote: Good Day, Has anyone know of a software that can create a pdb file on a fly. before it will be sync to a PDA? or better yet a source code( if anybody has). ;-) Please

Re: Easier way in creating pdb file

Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Williams Sent: Friday, October 10, 2003 10:15 PM To: Palm Developer Forum Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Easier way in creating pdb file On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 8:00 pm, Brian wrote: Good Day, Has anyone know

Easier way in creating pdb file

Good Day, Has anyone know of a software that can create a pdb file on a fly. before it will be sync to a PDA? or better yet a source code( if anybody has). ;-) Best Regards, Brian -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev

RE: Easier way in creating pdb file

Brian, I think you can give a try for the PDBMake application... Regards Sushil -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Brian Sent: Saturday, October 11, 2003 8:36 AM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: Easier way in creating pdb file Good Day

Re: Easier way in creating pdb file

On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 8:00 pm, Brian wrote: Good Day, Has anyone know of a software that can create a pdb file on a fly. before it will be sync to a PDA? or better yet a source code( if anybody has). ;-) Please try par: http://djw.org/product/palm/par/index.html Executables, library to use

Connection lost installation large pdb file?

I have a customer who can't install our .pdb file because every time he gets a Connection lost error. The file is about 1MB. It's a Tungsten T2. Is this a hardware problem, or are there other possibilities? Thanks, --Scott Thibault AcroDesign Technologies -- For information on using

Re: Connection lost installation large pdb file?

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Scott Thibault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a customer who can't install our .pdb file because every time he gets a Connection lost error. The file is about 1MB. It's a Tungsten T2. Is this a hardware problem, or are there other possibilities? My first

Fw: Re: How know the name fields of PDB file

Thanks Doug for that clarification. -Viren --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Douglas Handy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Viren, Correct. But Doug, how would I know what all info is it dumping in the AppInfoBlock or SortInfoBlock ? You don't have to know what or why they put something in those

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