Hi chris
I've also been looking at certicoms products (it's really expensive)
I have found a page with "pilotSSLeay-2.01" with SSL libraries for palm.But
to use it you have to use gcc (gnu)a free product. So if you are using gcc
you should try this. I'm using codewarrior and I can't use the lib f
Are you sure you mean .1 farad? Generally a digital bypass cap would be
somewhere around .1 micro farad. I don't keep up on passive technology, but
a 5 volt electrolytic .1 farad cap would need to be about the size of a
paint can. Actually, I'm not sure if it could be built. In not up on the
l
At 23:18 2000/05/10 -0400, Michael Yam wrote:
> What Java compiler are you using? I recently
> searched for Symantec's Visual Cafe but couldn't
> find it on their website.
Visual Cafe seems to have gone into hibernation and then been sold. Here's
the p/r from last year (the new company i
> What Java compiler are you using? I recently searched for Symantec's
> Visual Cafe but couldn't find it on their website.
Yes...it appears somebody else has bought the product.
You can download a 30-day free trial of VJ++ 6.0, which has worked for me,
and can be found for cheap on EBay (like
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'm very new to palm development, and I'm wondering if anyone can tell
> me if Palm VII still uses Avantgo browser software. And secondly, if
> you can also hot synch your palm VII to your computer to an ISP and
Yes, you can use AvantGo with a Palm VII. You have to go
What Java compiler are you using? I recently searched for Symantec's Visual
Cafe but couldn't find it on their website.
Michael Yam
www.ytechnology.com
Craig Thrall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:11176@palm-dev-forum...
>
> > Is there anyone that have created Conduits in Java? Well,
Hi there,
I'm very new to palm development, and I'm wondering if anyone can tell
me if Palm VII still uses Avantgo browser software. And secondly, if
you can also hot synch your palm VII to your computer to an ISP and
work that way. The palm.net is out of range from where I live, but I
need to d
> Is there anyone that have created Conduits in Java? Well, when I try
> to run "CondCfg.exe" to register my conduit it dosen't show any field
> for VM.
No, the doc seems to be incorrect. There are "Class Name" and "Class Path"
fields...just put the name of your conduit class in the first one, a
On 11-May-2000 Jose Rodriguez wrote:
> 1000 uF is quite big (bad news), even for a low voltage (10V?) capacitor.
> But you get the idea of the tradeoff between voltage drop and capacitor
> value.
Just use one of those 5.5V memory capacitors -- like the one in the Palm. At
1 Farad they are still
Kris,
There is one possible way you could do it, without the voltage drop!
The trick is based on the fact that normally your module is off and NOT drawing any
current.
During that time, you could be charging a capacitor with the VCC's 3.3V.
The voltage at the cap will eventually reach
Using a handle (and unlocking it) allows the memory manager to move it to make room.
This is important if the memory is going to stick around for a while. Over time, with
allocations and deallocations occurring out of sequence, memory gets fragmented into
lots of little pieces. Eventually, an a
I have a multi-segment C++ application framework built upon Palm OS
3.5 SDK. I am running Metrowerks CW 6.0 on Mac (g3, 320 Meg). I am
using PalmOS.pch and MSL Runtime Palm OS (2i).lib, and am building
with the C++ Stationary.
For some reason, the project has just stopped debugging. It compil
At 3:12 PM -0700 5/10/00, Bryan Nystrom wrote:
>The .zip file include PalmOSGlue.lib.bin, and PalmOSGlue(Debug).lib.bin.
>Are these files supposed to replace the PalmOSGlue.lib (no .bin) files, etc?
That was a bad version of the zip file; it was corrected a few minutes
after it was posted. Downl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Marshall) wrote in <10827@palm-dev-forum>:
>See news://news.massena.com/q5orcqvt$[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>John
I try to copy the file ( in my case cookbook ) to the specific format but
the palm debugger still give me:
"Error: SymFileAdd: Invalid symbol file:
C:\desarro
I know this is a basic question and has popped up many times on this
board. But still I like to get this thing cleared up before I use
them.
In what situations do you use MemHandleNew and what situations guide
the use of MemPtrNew?
I have read some documents which say use MemHandlePtr for data
Yes, that's dumb of me. I'll have to think of something else...
Kris
At 06:32 PM 5/10/00, you wrote:
>Kris,
>
> If the 3.3V VCC output has a 330 ohm series resistance, then you can
> not get much current out of it without a significant voltage drop.
>
> The VCC you would get is
> Vcc = 3.
Hello everyone,
I know this has been asked before, but I couldn't find it in the Knowledge
Base, or n my old emails. Which Palms have device unique ids? Also what is
the best way to get these ids? Thanks very much
Steve
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Hi,
I'm trying to write my first hack. I've read all the documentation, and
written my code using the new data types and headers. What I can't seem to
figure out is what my makefile should look like. Assuming I have the
following files:
myhack.h
myhack.rcp
code03e8.c
code07d0.c
using the -palmo
On Wed, 10 May 2000, Tom Zerucha wrote:
> I don't think it would be unfair, but the hardware is still costly.
> The "entry" pocket PC is a large percentage of the cost of a real
> laptop, and you aren't going to like working with excel on the small
> screen (and it simultaneously kills anything l
I need to submit a standard DeviceID (as a PQA would) from a PRC I'm
writing. It appears that simply adding this as one of the POSTed
fields doesn't cause the proxy to do anything special. How
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Kris,
If the 3.3V VCC output has a 330 ohm series resistance, then you can not get much
current out of it without a significant voltage drop.
The VCC you would get is
Vcc = 3.3V - (current draw)*330
So for 3mA the VCC output is 2.31V.
Also, I am not sure if the internal 3.3V regulato
On Wed, May 10, 2000 at 01:13:24PM -0400, McCollister, Mike wrote:
> What if Microsoft offerend a free Pocket PC and development kit to Palm
> developers who have developed three (or insert number here) more Palm apps
> with no obligation to write applications for Pocket PC? How many of us
> wou
On Wed, 10 May 2000, Jose Rodriguez wrote:
> I can tell you that Microsoft is doing exactly what it needs to get out of the
>catch-22 trap referred to by a previous email.
> The free dev system is very tempting to us developers, to "adapt" our Palm
>applications to WinCE.
> This strategy will d
I would avoid using DTR, since it goes through a voltage converter.
As for how much you can safely draw from VCC, you are on your own... ;>
-jjf
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On Wed, 10 May 2000, Paul A. Dugas wrote:
> Yes, the display degrades *considerably* in direct sunlight but it's
> still usable. "Completely unusable" is a it too harsh. As a previous
> poster commented, I too am seldom in such a position so it's not such
> a big deal to me.
If you are outside
Hi:
I have a brand new Palm V here which runs the Palm OS 3.5.
1. Can I upgrade a regular Palm V to PalmOS 3.5?
2. If so, how?
3. Can I upgrade a regular Palm Vx (running PalmOS 3.3, say) to PalmOS 3.5?
4. Can I buy a brand new Palm Vx run PalmOS 3.5? If so, where can I buy
them from?
Thanks i
On Wed, 10 May 2000, Michael Yam wrote:
> Good points made about Win CE. I think Compaq is the only vendor shipping a
> ROM upgrade. The other companies are either thinking about it or has
> dropped support. The lesson here is that even if Microsoft "eventually gets
> it right," it'll cost you
David,
The .zip file include PalmOSGlue.lib.bin, and PalmOSGlue(Debug).lib.bin.
Are these files supposed to replace the PalmOSGlue.lib (no .bin) files, etc?
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Charles Rezsonya wrote:
>is it possible to create your own event? ie, insteada having frmOpenEvent:
>can i have 'myEvent' ? i am trying to have an event set to trigger an
>action in a form that i wish to have it handled.
Another alternative to creating your own event type is to use a custom
u
Thought about a table but decided to use that as a last resort. (The app is
already written and debugged using a list, the removal of the frame is for
ascetic purposes)
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That is because that pixels that is in the frame are not part of the windows that the
drawing callback addresses. Here's a few
ideas off the top of my head:
* Call WinEraseLine() right after the FrmDrawForm() function over all four sides of
the rectangle.
* Have blank bitmaps overlap the list
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At 02:05 PM 5/10/2000, Dave Lippincott wrote:
>Anyone have an idea how to have a listbox drawn without its frame?
>(WinEraseRectangleFrame in the drawcallback doesn't work.)
Maybe this is a sledge hammer, but using a table instead of a list should do the
trick. If you need scrolling, you'll need
Sure can
#define MyMessage ((events)(firstUserEvent + 1))
you could use the generic data structure to pass data (if you need to) and
have your event loop look for the event just like any other
switch (eventP->eType)
{
case MyMessage:
// Handle you custom event
break;
Do you want to actually create an event, or react to a condition?
If it's a condition, you could use a global Boolean (or integer if you have
more than two conditions).
To create an event, you could use the System Event Manager routines.
EventAddEventToQueue will add it to the event queue. You
I've asked a question about this some time in the past, in a different
context. The answers back then do not quite address my current situation.
I have designed a small peripheral which communicates w/ the palm III
series serially via the hotsync connector. The device needs 3.0-3.5 V
supply, a
Anyone have an idea how to have a listbox drawn without its frame?
(WinEraseRectangleFrame in the drawcallback doesn't work.)
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Sorry for English, take a breath and...
Which is the last non-transparent color in non-transparent image?
Is the answer in FireViewer, which uses just 0xFB num. of entries?
Or in another way.
Is the 256th (0xFF) color in color table type of NON-transparent image
transparent on all color devices,
is it possible to create your own event? ie, insteada having frmOpenEvent:
can i have 'myEvent' ? i am trying to have an event set to trigger an
action in a form that i wish to have it handled. can a small snippet on
atleast how to setup the structure correctly be provide? thats all i'm
figuri
is it possible to impliment sdk 3.5 into codewarrior R5? if so, what
changes to the steps and or problems have people run into?
Charles R
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You need additional localization software to do the trick. It
monitors/maps the input characters (grafitti, visual keyboard) and replaces
the
standard fonts, thus enabling different alphabets.
You will find several localization packets if you search on
http://www.palmgear.com.
Bobby
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At 11:44 AM 5/10/2000, Eric Sun wrote:
>Each record in the table has fields of information. And the foreign key is
>basically a field in the table (i.e. part of the record's data). Since the
>index is assigned internally (correct me if I am wrong), this is not part of
>the data so I do not really
No, its not. We chose to treat this as an opportunity to have advertising
on the palm. We created a an that does nothing but show an about box with
the product name and company info.
>Is it possible to write a conduit and have it called by HotSync Manager
that
>does *not* have a corresponding ap
Hello all:
I am beginner to this forum and so please excuse me if this question has
already been answered. I would like to know if there is a way to read or
write texts in languages such as Hebrew or Hindi on Palm. What type of fonts
need to be used (truetype?) and how do I get them into Palm.
T
>Just for example, this morning Qualcomm and Sprint announced data service
>trials at 144kpbs. I will not hazard a prediction when or where in the
>world such service will roll out. My point was mainly that native TCP/IP
>has a bright future for wireless and once you develop with it you can use
>l
As far as I can tell the Minstrell modems only work with CDPD cell systems
and CDPD coverage if rather limited (the west coast, parts of florida, and
some of the northeast coast).
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From: Nick Rossi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: We
I am using a DB2 Everywhere with 14000 records (Primary Key defined). It
takes less than a second to "SELECT" a register
At 03:20 PM 5/10/00 -0400, you wrote:
>I actually just did a bit of research into this (and still am researching
>actually...) Oracle, Sybase, and IBM all have implementation
> I have heard that the readability of the PIIIc is fantastic indoors,
> but that its completely unusable outdoors, in the sunlight.
>
> Have you not found this to be the case? ...
Yes, the display degrades *considerably* in direct sunlight but it's
still usable. "Completely unusable" is a it t
Well, I personally like Oracle too. (Ooops, is that politically correct
thing to say??) But one question I have is that in order to sync data into
the Oracle 8i Lite, I will need Oracle 8i. But the client for the
application does not use 8i and would be too costly to convert.
I won't be insert
I actually just did a bit of research into this (and still am researching
actually...) Oracle, Sybase, and IBM all have implementations of their
RDBMS products for Palm. For our requirements, IBM's DB2 Everywhere looks
to be the most promising, but YMMV...
By the way... I'm just acting disgruntled because my buddy got a Sybase
keychain sent to him, and I didn't get one :-(
Maybe I might starting thinking Sybase before Oracle if I had a keychain
too.
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Yeah, I heard Oracle was pretty good :-) *rubs it in more*
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In your project settings, under Code Generation - Global Optimizations, make
sure optimizations are turned off, or set low, if you want to debug. The
compiler will optimize your code below so that you cannot stop on the if
statement.
The compiler also optimizes your variables and will use the sa
I haven't noticed the 'same variable' thing much under CW, but I see it a
lot with other compilers. Basically, the optimizer recognizes that there is
no overlap in scope and reuses the same register or stack memory for more
than one variable. The debugger just reports the memory/register value f
> From: Martin F. Packer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> 2) What happened to AbtShowAbout? Am I using the wrong function or
> should I be looking elsewhere for its documentation?
Don't use AbtShowAbout. It's basically a mistake that it is used in the
stationery code, since this function is documen
> One particular database vendor comes to mind
Oracle perchance?:)
Graham
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Eugene
Chin
Sent: 10 May 2000 19:52
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Question about database sizes
Eric,
If budget per
#1: Yes, turn library compression off.
#2: About 7600 bytes is the maximum for a single post, but I would strongly
recommend breaking a transaction that large into a sequence of smaller
transactions. You have to partially URL encode the data or going through
Palm.net will cause you problems, s
On Wed, 10 May 2000, Bradly J. Barton wrote:
> I asked this question on the conduit forum yesterday and did not get a
> response, so I thought I'd take a shot that the brain trust here might be
> able to answer my question...
>
> Is it possible to write a conduit and have it called by HotSync Man
Eric,
If budget permits, consider using a commercial database product that
has indexing implemented for you. This way you can have all the
foreign keys you want, and referential integrity will be taken care
for you. One particular database vendor comes to mind :)
"Eric Sun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Thanks,
Each record in the table has fields of information. And the foreign key is
basically a field in the table (i.e. part of the record's data). Since the
index is assigned internally (correct me if I am wrong), this is not part of
the data so I do not really have control over this. Hence I
Here's a small snipit of the code that I'm having a problem with:
static void UpdateList(Word selectedRecord)
{
FormPtr pFrm = FrmGetFormPtr(MarksForm);
ListPtr pLst = (ListPtr)GetObjec
Ben,
Thanks for the update! I just wanted to know that it was at least still a
consideration and hadn't died somewhere along the way. I know you probably
can't comment on this, but is this expected to be a free "tool", or is there
a cost for using it.
Regards,
Bryan Nystrom
Natara Software, Inc.
At 01:03 PM 5/10/00 -0400, Butch Howard wrote:
>'Over Time' is the problem for us. We are trying to demonstrate our
>technology over the wireless system now in expectation that the use of
>wireless for basic internet access (more than just web browsing) will be
>widespread in a year or so.
Just
Is it straight TCP/IP socket code or something else?
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From: B. Flaumenhaft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Palm Developer Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 2:29 PM
Subject: Re: wireless TCP/IP with Pilot
>
>It's *very* sensitive. This is true of Palm soft
Eric, Sort de Database and use Binary Serach.
If you have a databse with 1024 records, you will find your specific record
at a max of 10 reads.
At 10:44 AM 5/10/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Hello everyone. This is not a problem but more of a size question.
>
>I have three databases, first one has abo
>Peter Epstein wrote in message <11082@palm-dev-forum>...
>
>Eric Sun wrote:
>>My question is, are these database sizes normal (i.e. are other people
>>programming with such large databases?). I ask this because I am having
>>some trouble with going through each record for the first 500 records
sure. the minstrel from Novatel provides a "real" ip stack and address via
the wireless provider such as AT&T...
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Lundblade
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 12:26 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: R
It's *very* sensitive. This is true of Palm software in general, in my
experience. It's extremely touchy, and the error-handling is not especially
helpful. This is the usual Palm scene: anything screws up, and you get a
fatal exception, but not until twenty minutes later, and not consistently.
O
AbtShowAbout is in the 3.5 SDK documentation, but it is listed among the set
of calls reserved for the operating system and Palm-supplied software.
This is documented in Appendix A of the 3.5 Reference PDF.
You probably should be making your own about box and displaying it with a
FrmDoModal or F
Sorry for the delays!
We realize this was announced at the last Dev conference, but
unfortunately, it's taken a lot longer than anyone expected to sort
everything out.
We're expecting to announce something by the end of the month.
Regards,
Ben Flaumenhaft
Bear River Associates
>By the way, an
What are the annoyannces?
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From: B. Flaumenhaft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 1:38 PM
Subject: Re: wireless TCP/IP with Pilot
>
>You can also purchase one of the wireless-enabled Palms, e.g. the Symbol
>
You can also purchase one of the wireless-enabled Palms, e.g. the Symbol
SPT 1740, which includes transparent wireless Ethernet. Works quite nicely,
once you get past the annoyances.
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By the way, anyone ( Palm! ) know what happened to the announced ( Palm
Source ) C++ framework that Palm was going to supply, written by Bear
River ??? Been a long time without any news on that, and the Bear River
web page has nothing that I can see about it.
( Sorry if I'm miss-quoting the suppo
I meet the following stupid problem thousand times, can any one point out
what's wrong here, and how can I avoid such stupid problem:
I create a A.rsrc file which contains several Forms. Then I copied some
objects from a Form in B.rsrc file and then pasted into a Form in A.rsrc,
the stupid proble
Jim said:
>I am using attribute dmHdrAttrLaunchableData in OS 3.5 to get a data
>database to appear in the launcher and to launch the associated
>application. That works, but if the application writes to the data
>database, the launcher then displays a blank icon until the device is
>reset.
We
What if Microsoft offerend a free Pocket PC and development kit to Palm
developers who have developed three (or insert number here) more Palm apps
with no obligation to write applications for Pocket PC? How many of us
would take the offer? Would this be unfair? I've had a number of vendors
give
Warning: I am new to CW for the PalmOS, so if the question seems
wacko, it probably is.
I have started a little test project using the "C Stationary" as my
initial skeleton code. In the skeleton, there is a routine named
FormDoCommand. In this routine, if the proper menu item is selected,
the r
> This agrees with my experience and the comments made by other IIIc users.
> Color is useful for some things, but what really makes the IIIc stand out
is
> the fact that the display is transmissive/backlit
I heard that the Compaq iPaq is front lit, and that it is very energy
efficient in this ma
Even though humans need recharging 3 times a day, a car needs to be fueled
maybe once a week, and a watch battery needs to be replaced perhaps once a
year. At minimum, a PDA should last a week on a charge.
There's a product out there to make the Pocket PC run for a month, but you
need to strap a
'Over Time' is the problem for us. We are trying to demonstrate our
technology over the wireless system now in expectation that the use of
wireless for basic internet access (more than just web browsing) will be
widespread in a year or so.
Any specifics you can give on the ways to connect to cel
Eric Sun wrote:
>My question is, are these database sizes normal (i.e. are other people
>programming with such large databases?). I ask this because I am having
>some trouble with going through each record for the first 500 records and
>then taking the foreign key to match a record in the second
Good points made about Win CE. I think Compaq is the only vendor shipping a
ROM upgrade. The other companies are either thinking about it or has
dropped support. The lesson here is that even if Microsoft "eventually gets
it right," it'll cost you.
So far, I don't think Microsoft has gotten it
Tom Zerucha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:11039@palm-dev-forum...
>
> On Tue, May 09, 2000 at 03:20:34PM -0400, JB Parrett wrote:
>
> Microsoft is in the Catch-22 - they won't have a lot of developers
> until they have a lot of users, and they won't have a lot of users
> until there a
>At 12:00am -0700 00-04-17, Palm Developer Forum digest wrote:
> >When I define an underlined field and enter text in it, the underlines only
> >appear under each new character as it is entered.
> >
> >In contrast, the built in apps show a complete line of underlines before any
> >text entry
Jose Antonio,
I've tested two solutions to develop in java for the Palm machines. You
can try the Java Virtual Machine for Palm (KVM) at
http://java.sun.com/products/kvm (I'm not really sure because I think
that this site has changed since my last visit...) and sign on to get
the virtual machine
> I have heard that the readability of the PIIIc is fantastic indoors,
> but that its completely unusable outdoors, in the sunlight.
>
> Have you not found this to be the case? If so, it is a significant
> limiting factor for many people. (Unfortunately it is a limiting factor
> that most may no
Youy can also use Pilot Catapult, it's specialized installer for PalmOS
applications.
http://www.beiks.com/palmzonebg/catapult.htm
Bobby
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From: Robert McKenzie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2000 7:20 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Pilot Ins
Hi everybody,
to change the Palm UserName/ID you need PalmName
(www.mulliner.org/palm/palmname.html). The source for changeing the
UserName/ID is included so you can use this for your program.
... Collin
On Wed, 10 May 2000, Chip Petersen wrote:
> Hello:
>
> Is there any way to change the Us
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From: Paul A. Dugas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 11:56 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: OffTopic? - Microsoft Anti-Competitive Practices
and I will not go back without a fight. The readability is just too
good to pass up.
Bottom li
Paul A. Dugas wrote in message <11063@palm-dev-forum>...
...
>Bottom line, even if the use of color is restricted to what the OS
>alrady provides (title bars, selected control highlighting, etc), the
>readability of the screen is worth the impact on cost and batery life.
>
I have heard that the
I had an identical problem... I had start a new project,
move all my source files there, and recompile...
I don't know what's the cause of it, and if there's an easier way to fix
it...
Fima.
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Jun-Kiat Lam
S
At 02:37 PM 5/9/00 -0400, Butch Howard wrote:
>Do any of the existing wireless products allow for true TCP/IP connectivity
>to a Palm Pilot? Can I connect to any server on the global Internet using
>some combination of Palm Pilot, wireless modem, and server provider?
There are many options. In
Well ... perhaps he isn't just interested in his
device. If I recall correctly, the V has a slightly
smaller screen than the III ... otoh, whether it is
enough smaller to worry about, I dunno.
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186,000 mi/sec: not just a good idea, it's the LAW!
Dave Li
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Logie Urquhart wrote in message <11045@palm-dev-forum>...
>
>
>There is one important factor that has not been included.
>
>The development of battery systems. As the power requirments of the devices
>increase, this pushes the development of battery technology..
>
>Zinc/Carbon -> Alkaline -> NiCd
At 22:25 2000/05/09 -0400, Dave Slotter wrote:
> Second question:
>
> What are the maximum number of bytes I can send
> via a POST operation? I have found that I can
> exceed 256 bytes with it, and as a result it is
> more useful to me than a GET operation. The
> problem is that I d
> I haven't seen very many pocket calculators that do color,
> nor do most
> people fill out information in their Franklin (or other) Planners in
> color. In fact, most word processing documents and PDFs
> are in black
> and white, maybe with an occasional color picture. The killer apps
> don't n
I have been following the emails regarding the WinCE PDAs. Some of them very
interesting and informative.
As a result, I investigated about the HP's PDA with WinCE, and about the free
development system.
I can tell you that Microsoft is doing exactly what it needs to get out of the
catch-22 t
the spt-1740 I have in my hands is version 3.2 Flash ID 80021cd90031-e
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J. Barton
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 9:13 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: OS on Symbol units
> I believe the SPT150
I asked this question on the conduit forum yesterday and did not get a
response, so I thought I'd take a shot that the brain trust here might be
able to answer my question...
Is it possible to write a conduit and have it called by HotSync Manager that
does *not* have a corresponding application o
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