Since the T# has long been discontinued it can hardly be considered relevant. I think your efforts should be concentrated on the E2 and Treo units; at least they are still in production.
____________________________________________ Lee Church www.mobitechsystems.com -----Original Message----- From: %%email.bounce%@ [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dr. S.L. Sanders Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2008 3:33 PM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: Is the T3 still relevant? Is the T3 still relevant? A while ago (Jan. 25, '08), I posted "PalmPhotoDisplayImage() fails on T3 device…", hoping for ideas for more experiments toward solving a problem of all-white images in T3's landscape orientation. I formatted my posting as a complete (but minimal) test program that demonstrates the failure, beginning with a comment describing the problem and my efforts to solve it. I've seen the all-white landscape image problem only on T3 hardware, and only when the display is in landscape orientation. Everything is fine in portrait orientation. There is no problem on any simulator, whether T3sim or T5sim, debug or release. The problem isn't in the T3's hardware, because it doesn't occur when an older library (JpegLibPalm) is used. I don't have T5 hardware, so I haven't tried it there. To add to my bafflement: Today (by accident), I discovered that PalmPhotoDisplayImage can be forced to produce (silently) all-white images on the T3 simulator -- regardless of display orientation -- simply by omitting PhotoConvert.prc from the Autoload directory. This suggests that the PalmPhotoDisplayImage may be not be using properly PhotoConvert when the T3 hardware's display is in landscape orientation. (But if that's the case, why wouldn't it fail the same way in portrait orientation?) I haven't yet received any response to my January 25 posting, which seems unusual in this forum. Could it be that the T3 is no longer relevant? I'm trying to program my product to run on T3 and newer devices. I use a T3 every day, but maybe there's no longer a market for new programs that will run on them... I'd be grateful for any response, either to my Jan. 25 posting or to this one. It would help to know whether the all-white image in T3's landscape mode is a known bug in PalmPhotoDisplayImage, or something that I should continue trying to overcome. Thanks for your time and help. Dr. S.L. Sanders 2008feb07(16:34EST) -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/ -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
