Re: [newbie] Fwd: KPalm with Handspring Visor?

1999-10-27 Thread Steve Philp
John Aldrich wrote: Has anyone tried using KPalm with the Handspring Visor? That's the new Palm-OS PDA. It's got a hot-synch cradle just like the Palm Pilot series and everything. My understanding is that the cradle is serial-based. Is that different than 3Com's products? thanks...

Re: [newbie] Fwd: KPalm with Handspring Visor?

1999-10-27 Thread pete moss
well, finally, other palm people on this list! something i know about! all of the palm devices are use serial connections to connect to the host computer. (except mac people have to get special stuff to connect) the new handspring units come with USB cradles by default, although you can

Re: [newbie] Fwd: KPalm with Handspring Visor?

1999-10-27 Thread John Aldrich
On Wed, 27 Oct 1999, you wrote: well, finally, other palm people on this list! something i know about! all of the palm devices are use serial connections to connect to the host computer. (except mac people have to get special stuff to connect) the new handspring units come with USB

Re: [newbie] Fwd: KPalm with Handspring Visor?

1999-10-27 Thread John Aldrich
On Wed, 27 Oct 1999, you wrote: Shouldn't be any different. My Palm IIIx cradle is also serial-based. Haven't tried kPalm, but the pilot-link tools work very well for getting things into and out of the Palm. Thanks...I think that's what the person who mentioned that util to me meant...

Re: [newbie] Fwd: KPalm with Handspring Visor?

1999-10-27 Thread Steve Philp
pete moss wrote: well, finally, other palm people on this list! something i know about! all of the palm devices are use serial connections to connect to the host computer. (except mac people have to get special stuff to connect) the new handspring units come with USB cradles by

Re: [newbie] Fwd: KPalm with Handspring Visor?

1999-10-27 Thread Steve Philp
John Aldrich wrote: On Wed, 27 Oct 1999, you wrote: Shouldn't be any different. My Palm IIIx cradle is also serial-based. Haven't tried kPalm, but the pilot-link tools work very well for getting things into and out of the Palm. Thanks...I think that's what the person who mentioned