The problem is that unlike regular installs to internal memory, the Palm HotSync Manager and Install Tool use a Registry key to flag whether an installation should occur next sync. You can either use the regular Install directory and install to RAM, or install something to the card with the Palm Install Tool to signal to the HotSync Manager that a cardinstall should be done next HotSync.
Slot-SD is the proper folder, but without that Registry key set, the HotSync Manager won't look in it. If you're adventurous, you can use the Registry Editor to find the proper key and export it to a .REG, then double-click it before each HotSync - or if you're really adventurous, try using regedt32 to remove Delete/Alter permissions from the key after creating it (nt/2k/xp only) -- - combs [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Chris Werner > Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 10:51 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Another Jpluck Newbie question > > > > I'm using the option to specify a directory for Jpluck X instead > of using the conduit (not installed). > I want to ensure that the document is synched ot the card on the > next normal hotsync. > So I specify c:\palm desktop\myuser\CardInst > > Inside that dir there is a subdir called slot-sd. > I tried both of these locations, and the file goes there, but > it's not installed on the next install. > > How do I get it to install? > > Chris >
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