> If you need the data pronto, it could be modified to read your XML data.
Nah, the data is 5+ years old - the one thing I'd still pull out of it
is the "birthday" datebook entries, I think...
(digging through old bits) The DTD itself was actually derived
automatically from the "generic database" header that the HP apps
used... simple enough, since a database was a set of records, and a
record had a set of fields with options listed in the header. No
sync-related information got stored. (also not that interesting
unless there's someone out there still using an HP100 or 200; the
"newest" data I have is from October 1996, and really if I haven't
converted it yet I probably don't need it :-) At the time I'd hoped
that a general PIM-interchange DTD might come out of it, but didn't
get that far. (I even appear to have written simple DSSSL style
sheets for conversion back then :-)
_Mark_ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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