I have couple of apps (billboard100 and xmplayer) that had been
reaching download/installs of 10k/9k+ and 9k/6k respectively. This
morning the counts dropped to 1k/1k and 5k/3k. How is that possible?
My ad clicks suggests otherwise.
Anybody experienced the same?
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I'm trying to do something similar, but I can't get my custom view
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and I get to those) but I never hit breakpoints in the toggle() or
setChecked() methods.
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On Jun 1, 6:48 pm, zealot wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I&
While I can't speak for other countries, I know people can't find my
app in the Chinese Android Market. A user from Germany told me that he
couldn't see the app either because it's set to copy-restricted due to
some 2.1 glitches.
On Jun 9, 2:27 pm, Neilz wrote:
> Hi. I'm UK based and I'm wonderi
Hello all, I want to write something to sms to several people. I want to
select the phone numbers from the system phone book activity.
1. Uri uri = Uri.parse("content://contacts/people");
2. Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_PICK, uri);
3. startActivityForResult(intent, PICK
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I've got an alert dialog with a single choice item selection which is
giving me issues. The dialog has a list of items, positive and
negative buttons, and is cancellable. Pressing the negative button
calls dialog.cancel(). When setSingleChoiceItem() is called, I pass
the value of the checked ite
When I close an Android SurfaceView Activity (this sometimes happens
when bringing up the menu for that activity as well), the app
sometimes pauses and almost gets an ANR (Application Not Responding)
message. Looking at LogCat, it appears to be timing out trying to send
keys to it. I tried modifyin
Is there any to find out what function the Android OS was calling when
WindowManager throws this error in the log?
The next message in the log from the WindowManager is:
"Force clearing freeze: AppWindowToken" and then it lists the
classname of my activity.
This happens when I do a screen orienta
Yes, exactly! I've had this happen before but was able to get rid of
it by toggling the build project (for some reason that worked). This
time it wouldn't go away.
I did just upgrade to the SDK for 2.2 though. Maybe that had something
to do with it. I don't know.
> do some or all of these long en
Ok, I opened a Window > Show views > Problems, and it said something
about an "Unparsed aapt error(s)!..." whatever the devil that is.
So I deleted it...and got the emulator up and running. What did I
actually do? Not worried, just curious? Thanks, by the way...
Ken
On May 21,
running
your application."
What's going on?? This is driving me crazy.
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have to awkwardly create suedo cursors to
accomplish this? Thanks!
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Anyone know of a graphical editor that will generate a
android.graphics.Path?
I'm looking for something like inkscape that would generate
appropriate commands to generate a android.graphics.Path or some kind
of conversion utility that would map SVG to an android.graphics.Path
so it can be used for
AFAIK, such a thing doesn't exist. I've added an enhancement request
to ask Google to add this to the Android API since we'll need
something like it for Google Cloud Print (it only takes PDFs); star/
fav the enhancement request if you like it...
ken
On Apr 14, 1:53 pm, polyclef
FYI ~
I guess they just issued a new update to the ADT Plugin in March. I
updated (Help -> Software Updates, check developer tools), restarted
Eclipse and now I see my phone in the Devices tab.
All is right with the world :)
Ken
On Apr 15, 12:33 am, schwiz wrote:
> make sure you ha
nothing in the list of
attached devices.
I can run the emulator just fine, but I cannot see any physical
devices (Nexus One or myTouch). What am I doing wrong?
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phone with, but I don't want bluetooth to run while
I am not using that app or after the app has shut down -- I want to
reduce any unnecessary load on the battery.
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This might get you started...
http://marakana.com/forums/android/android_examples/60.html
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Just holding out hope someone has had this problem too...
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CDMA package...or maybe you are,
that's what I'd like to know.
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This is great information. Now one last stupid question (again, if
they put this in the docs I wouldn't ask it). Does
ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION = Network and ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION = GPS?
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s for Donut...works fine.
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Also you can lookup "Apps Installer" on the Android Market. No
hassels.
On Mar 31, 5:08 am, oriharel wrote:
> IT WORKS
> Thanks (again) Mark!
>
> On Mar 31, 2:47 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
>
>
>
> > oriharel wrote:
> > > it was turned on (even before the first time I installed the driver)
> > >
Here are a couple links that solved this mystery for me:
http://www.anddev.org/viewtopic.php?p=12404
http://androidsamples.blogspot.com/2009/06/displaying-list-of-music-files-stored.html
Ken
On Mar 31, 9:58 am, Fossum wrote:
> I'm making a media player, but my code doesn'
That's not a bad idea actually. I was going to ask what happens when
the "loser" gets a solution but answered myself while typing :)
Not to get off topic, but would you know what the difference is
between POWER_LOW, POWER_MEDIUM, and POWER_HIGH...besides the obvious?
Ken
On
mat.format(timeStamp.getTime());
That's it. Using this method you would end up with a string that looks
like this:
"1 Apr 2010 07:41:10"
Remember, most of this junk is just Java. There are gobs of
'cookbooks' out on the web for this sort of thing.
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Can't say anything about the ANDROID_ID thing. What's wrong with the
TelephonyManager? You can get the device ID, subscriber ID, Sim serial
number, etc. I think the only permission you need is
in the manifest.
Ken
On Mar 25, 6:28 am, Anna PS wrote:
> Odd - I posted this message
The greatest phone ever.
On Mar 26, 11:20 am, ernie wrote:
> Just got the Nexus One via FedEx, in Southern California. Thank you
> Google.
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I believe that music player is actually a separate application. Just
because it came with the phone doesn't mean it's part of the API (or
ever will be). Banged my head against a wall for 2-weeks before I
figured that one out.
Ken
On Mar 26, 9:50 am, Jesper Majland wrote:
> Hi
&g
I just put a short Toast up when the activity launches, but I like
Marks idea...basically give the user two or more paths to do the same
thing. One when 'power users' would figure out on their own to do
this, and another that basically takes the user by the hand.
Ken
> IMHO, long-cl
nts where you no longer expect to reference
them, and it forces any references after that point to get a
NullPointerException, which will allow you to detect bugs closer to
the point of origin (or worse, detect bugs that might not be noticed).
On Mar 13, 9:44 am, Ken Warner wrote:
Null out all referenc
Null out all references to the thread. Java has a problem
with zombie threads -- this is a java app right?
I can't say exactly how you should do the following but make
sure there is an explicit way to exit each thread. I usually
set a flag to tell the thread to exit.
Those two things -- null al
I'm setting up to rewrite my Java panorama viewer for Android.
I'll be using Eclipse on W7 for development platform.
I'll need some sort of *CHEAP* probably un-activated device -- maybe
a phone -- maybe a netbook -- I don't know -- that's what I'm asking.
It has to have GPS for geotagging and ac
wondering if it's the Market (which never gets the number of
updates correct by the way), or the phone.
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Figured it out. Just needed to create a service dedicated to setting
the users defined alarm time, which I save in a preference. After
reboot the service is called, pulls the preference, creates the alarm,
and stop itself. Simple.
Ken
On Feb 23, 8:44 am, Ken H wrote:
> But how can you then
But how can you then set the alarm to fire at a specific time? Every
example I've come across has the alarm fire a certain amount of time
after reboot. I want to set a specific time used in my app and the
onReceive method seems pretty limited in what it will let you do.
Ken
On Feb 2, 1:
g is going to know to send it in an email.
Common users would never think or bother doing that so why make it
"easy".
But overall I think this is good idea. I think Google is a little too
slow in it's fixes/improvements.
Ken
On Feb 23, 9:18 am, Disconnect wrote:
> What car
Part of the problem here might be the platform version you are using.
For example, 1.6 and up seem to use out.dir while 1.5 uses out-folder,
Paul.
You can see which variables are being used by checking out the rules
file:
/platforms//templates/android_rules.xml
Hope that helps,
Ken
On Feb 8
My stuff hasn't changed. Have you checked your Downloads/Active
Installs? Maybe your app is the new hot thing :)
Ken
On Feb 19, 1:44 am, Mr Pants wrote:
> Hi
>
> Erm did something happen to the ranking system today? My app seems to
> have shot up a bunch of places in it'
nly thing I saw you did different from my
mapping activity.
Ken
On Feb 19, 10:55 am, "AndroidRef.com" wrote:
> Obviously the URL is "http://www.androidref.com";. Sorry for the typo.
>
> Jay
>
> On Feb 19, 12:54 pm, "AndroidRef.com" wrote:
>
>
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mMediaPlayer.start(). My 'selectNextSong' method just picks a
random song from the hasharray and plays it.
That said, I would love see what you or anybody else does. Always like
to see if my wheel is rounder than yours :)
Ken
On Feb 19, 1:27 pm, MarcC wrote:
> I figured this out n
Cool, then I'm doing it right. Thanks.
Ken
On Feb 19, 2:00 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Ken H wrote:
> > If I call stopSelf() in a service, does it call onDestroy?
>
> It triggers onDestroy().
>
> > I want to
> > clean up after myself, but I'm a little vagu
...but an ice storm or falling tree can doom your relationship.
Therefore, he says, base your relationship on fiberoptic cable buried
deep under ground...were no one can touch it...or get a cell phone.
And never touch a live relationship or you may meet Him sooner than
you would like...
On Feb 19
If I call stopSelf() in a service, does it call onDestroy? I want to
clean up after myself, but I'm a little vague on this process and the
docs don't help much.
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listview there.
Thanks again guys.
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On Feb 18, 10:10 pm, Ken H wrote:
> Wow, dude...thanks! That was a thorough answer. Usually get a vague,
> one sentence response that leaves me more confused than before.
>
> I don't know why I said that thing about the custom adapter...I think
round it.
Well, I need to digest all this and try it out. Thanks again.
Ken
On Feb 18, 5:24 pm, Bob Kerns wrote:
> Using a custom ArrayAdapter doesn't seem to me to relate to your
> question, unless your problem is that it's broken. For example, if
> yours doesn't notify t
this listview update in the main thread -- which I know
works.
Ken
On Feb 18, 1:33 pm, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Ken H wrote:
> > I wasn't able to get the AsyncTask to work (although I have used it
> > successfully in another app).
>
> Here's an example of using AsyncT
but I think the listview is being refreshed. I have to leave
the activity and return to it to see the update.
On Feb 18, 10:43 am, Frank Weiss wrote:
> Use AsyncTask instead od Java threads. I'm not kidding, it's that simple.
>
>
>
> On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 10:21 AM, Ken H
ake out the threaded stuff, it
just looks like the app freezes for a couple seconds.
Ken
/
/
public class ListingThing extends ListActivity implements Runnable {
public static final String PR
but how to remove these shortcut programmatically ?
seems no action to do this.
On Feb 11, 4:13 am, Temitope Akinwande wrote:
> I believe that you can do something like this.
>
> Intent i = new Intent();
> i.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_SHORTCUT_INTENT, intent_to_execute_when_clicked);
> i.putExtra(In
Mark,
Dang, I just looked it up (http://developer.android.com/intl/fr/guide/
topics/ui/dialogs.html) and you are right! It's an alertdialog using
the setitems method.
Ken
On Jan 22, 9:54 am, Ken H wrote:
> But an AlertDialog with selectable items? I thought you could just do
> "
But an AlertDialog with selectable items? I thought you could just do
"Yes", "No", "Ok", "Cancel", etc. and a message above with those.
Well I guess my question should be how do you launch a ContextMenu-
like menu from a contextmenu?
Ken
On Jan 22, 3:06
t" as the title, and "Current playlist", "New",
and however-many-playlists-you-have defined after that.
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Wow, finally got a solution to a problem in this group!!
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On Dec 10, 10:37 am, Vytautas Vaitukaitis
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> Your app has to have android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
> permission, which was introduced at SDK v4, in order to do this. I had
> the sam
ze my newly
modified app (increased the versionCode) as the original one that
first created the files.
Not a huge problem. I'm trying to keep older versions of Android from
using my app obviously, but I'd love to know what's happening.
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On Nov 24, 12:47 am, Ken wrote:
> Hello,
>
> There are msgid in localized strings.xml. What are they? What's their
> usage? How they are generated? Why the default strings.xml doesnt have
> msgid?
>
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getCid() is in hex format. I do a
thisCell.getCid() & 0x
to get the decimal format. Now the cdma end of it is a big 'ol
mystery.
Ken
On Oct 20, 11:42 am, Jimmy wrote:
> The MNC and MCC can be parsed from the serving cell information (it
> works in 2G and seems to work in 3
"htc-ker...@and18-2 #926"
Build number: 1.12.605.1 CL76938 release-keys
Software version: 1.12.605.1
Hardware version: 0002
Am I missing something?
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think this will be a repeat of the PC vs. Mac wars of the
'80s which the PC won and, I think, Android will win.
My 2 cents.
Ken
On Dec 1, 11:26 am, Jarrod Overson wrote:
> I had been waiting to make the switch from the iphone to android until
> both some nice hardware was released and it
Not that I've seen. The API is frustratingly limited in the phone
parameters you can query. They seem to have held us to *basic* things
like data state, CGI, RSSI, and basic network info among others.
http://developer.android.com/intl/fr/reference/android/telephony/TelephonyManager.html
Ke
mal value divide by 1,000,000", but they
don't. Another beautiful mystery is that onSignalStrengthChanged has
been depracated, but they don't state what the replacement is.
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get the LAC & CI by using
GsmCellLocation cl = (GsmCellLocation) tm.getCellLocation();
int CELLID = cl.getCid();
int LAC = cl.getLac();
But again, this is GSM. The method I mentioned in my first post
*should* get you the CDMA version of the System ID, Network ID, and
Base Station ID, which will uni
? My guess is it
should. Also remember your app is usually just suspended when you
first turn it off (so it can be booted up quicker). If android needs
the memory it will kill it.
Ken
On Dec 2, 11:24 am, Mark Wyszomierski wrote:
> I've been working with the location providers lately, I
update intervals, and giving that info to
requestLocationUpdates for immediate updates.
Ken
On Dec 2, 2:19 pm, jotobjects wrote:
> requestLocationUpdates() docs say -
>
> "It may take a while to receive the most recent location. If an
> immediate location is required, applica
telephony/cdma/CdmaCellLocation.html
Ken
On Dec 2, 3:47 pm, gudujarlson wrote:
> How does one determine the home carrier on a CDMA phone? By home
> carrier I mean the carrier that the phone's owner has a contract with,
> not the owner of the cell site that the phone is communicating
like '.table' from the app,
I think that is were you are getting confused. You interact with the
database like a *database*, meaning you need to use SQL commands like
you would on SQL Server or Oracle.
Ken
On Dec 1, 1:53 pm, dsukhram wrote:
> Thanks for your reply Chad. However
Not sure what you mean by "remote database", but you can create your
own SQLite database on the phone fairly easily. This is where I got
started on it:
http://www.devx.com/wireless/Article/40842
Ken
On Dec 2, 1:21 am, Sanju wrote:
> Hi.., Am new to mobile development environme
know what getBaseStationLatitude and
getBaseStationLongitude will actually give me? The documentation says
it returns an int. The problem is you cannot present Latitude and
Longitude as an int (it should be a float or double). I don't have a
Droid which makes testing this a little problematic for me.
Ken
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Hello,
There are msgid in localized strings.xml. What are they? What's their
usage? How they are generated? Why the default strings.xml doesnt have
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That could be. If that is the case, I'd love to hear why. Doesn't seem
like it would be problematic or a security issue to provide such
access. Hopefully, we can get an official answer here soon.
On Nov 17, 1:48 pm, Rachel Blackman wrote:
> On Nov 17, 2009, at 10:41 AM, nEx.Software wrote:
>
> >
;
> where SignalStrength is android.telephony.SignalStrength class. Let me
> know if this works, doubt that it will be backwards compatible.
>
> Ne0
>
> On Nov 17, 1:46 am, Ken Adair wrote:
>
> > I'm assuming it is returning -1 because it is no longer being used
> > with 2.0?
>
>
/PhoneStateListener.html
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I'm assuming it is returning -1 because it is no longer being used
with 2.0?
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I second the SDK confusion. I was able to create a PhoneStateListener
and override the onSignalStrengthChanged method. However, the asu is
always -1. I am also testing on the Droid. Someone at Google please
advise.
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doing to cause this issue, or 3) just tell them that you'll start
working on a fix asap.
I find myself hating my own users!!
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On Nov 10, 11:38 am, "Maps.Huge.Info (Maps API Guru)"
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> I've been puzzled by the lac
I think I solved it. While in the actual AsyncTask I can listen for
button clicks and such just like normal. So I just set up buttons and
listeners to set the direction and speed of the cursor reading method.
On Oct 21, 5:00 pm, Ken H wrote:
> I have an app that stores gps data into a SQLite
greatly
appreciated! :)
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You know, it scares me the things I don't know about Android...
Thanks again.
On Oct 21, 9:59 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Ken H wrote:
> > Ok that's what I thought, thanks.
>
> > Just curious, what other way is there to implement a cursor?
>
> Cursor is just an i
Ok that's what I thought, thanks.
Just curious, what other way is there to implement a cursor? I usually
just load it and roll through in a do/while loop
(moveToFirst...moveToNext that sort of thing).
Ken
On Oct 21, 9:20 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
> Ken H wrote:
> > Will a cursor
Will a cursor be ordered the same way as the query that loaded it up?
For example, if I query a table, and the result set is ordered by date
(oldest date first), will the first record in the cursor be the oldest
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That is a good idea, thank you!
I'm just having the usual "Easy things are hard, hard things are easy"
problem. :)
On Oct 20, 1:07 pm, Wayne Wenthin wrote:
> You can use coarselocation too. That way you don't have to wait so long
> for an update.
>
> On Tue
cted and stored in SQLite...basically showing the
user where they were (it's more complicated than that, but that is the
essence). I can do this without needing to start up the whole GPS
thing right??
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bring the phone to its knees.
Anybody have any ideas? A direction I can be pointed in? I know this
can be done, but I've spent a week searching with no joy.
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d (at least not one I can find...and I search the whole
computer), so I was confused on how to re-deploy my app.
Unfortunately I think the users of my app will have to reinstall.
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On Sep 12, 4:53 pm, Jack Ha wrote:
> Your app needs to be digitally signed.
>
> If you use Eclipse with the
e
keystore location is the path to my .apk), I always run into a wall
that says "invalid keystore format". Am I doing something wrong?
Oh, by the way, I work at the FSC :)
Ken
On Sep 12, 4:53 pm, Jack Ha wrote:
> Your app needs to be digitally signed.
>
> If you use Eclipse wit
Ok, stupid question time: what's the difference being "Export Signed
Application Package" and "Export Unsigned Application Package"? Under
'Signing for Public Release' in the dev guide it says you must:
1. Compile the application in release mode
2. Obtain a suitable private key
3. *Sign* the appl
I noticed this error too. None of m installed apps have ever told me
that a new version was in the Market. I always got a notice from the
Android Market.
On Aug 31, 7:13 am, Jason Van Anden wrote:
> A developer's time is a terrible thing to waste.
>
> This really ought to be revised.
>
> :(
>
>
lex (more so when you compare it to using this
WebView widget).
Thanks again!
Ken
On Sep 4, 3:32 pm, Jason Proctor
wrote:
> hey Ken,
>
> WebViews can do anything TextViews can, you just have to format the
> contents as legal HTML to get the right things to happen. depending
> on the
n a webview on
the fly in android?
Ken
On Sep 3, 11:21 am, Jason Proctor
wrote:
> i'm not sure whether this is possible in a TextView, but in a
> WebView, you can override the handling of clicks on URLs and do
> pretty much whatever you like.
>
> check out WebViewClient.shouldOverr
something). Can this be done?
Ken
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As anyone else encountered this??
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To be more specific... is this the correct way to broadcast a GPS
setting change since I can't access the updateProviders() method in
the LocationManager directly?
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_PROVIDER_CHANGED);
sendBroadcast(intent);
Thanks again
To be more specific... is this the correct way to broadcast a GPS
setting change since I can't access the updateProviders() method
directly?
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_PROVIDER_CHANGED);
sendBroadcast(intent);
Thanks again
To be more specific... is this the correct way to broadcast a GPS
setting change since I can't access the updateProviders() method
directly?
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_PROVIDER_CHANGED);
sendBroadcast(intent);
Thanks again
en to be rather
frustrating. I put together a small test activity to demonstrate my
problem.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Ken
Here is my test Activity:
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package com.example;
import android.app.Activity;
import android.content.
Of course we will disclose everything. Everyone in the Google circle knows
not to be sneaky like that, right ?
On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 5:02 AM, Shane Isbell wrote:
> At SlideME, we don't have any restrictions on if users want to handle their
> own billing or trial upgrades. Use Mogees if you like
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