pgeorges wrote:

Hi!

 > My idea is to use Scid to generate the desired PGN file,
 > and not add any menu entry in Scid calling the converter
 > tool that generates the PDB file from the PGN one.

That is almost trival, but my point is a bit different here.
What I'd like to have is the ability to use the OC PDB like
a normal PGN and at this point I need to call the converter
tool. Finally  I'd like to be able to use these PDBs also as
input/output for the correspondence module, but this has
some serious problem cause I do not have a full PGN header
on the handheld. So I'll have to see wether this can work.

In any way it is actually pretty handy to just "open" such a
PDB like a normal PGN and also save it like a normal PGN.
Unfortunately OC can't handle PGN natively, cause then I'd
just write them to memopad or whatever.

 > Indeed, the Palm market is dying (for me, I wish I were
 > wrong),

Seems that Palm has slept a bit too well, unfortunately.

 > and I don't think it is worth the effort to add any Palm
 > support into Scid.

Well I could keep it on my plugin level and patch it in for
me on the fly. Then it just lacks the NLS I don't use
anyway. Hence, I do not need to add it to cvs.

Depends on what people here think. Except NLS stuff the code
is finshed and I use it here when I need it.

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