There is always Kagi (http://www.kagi.com/). They've been around for years,
though I have no direct experience of them. I believe they are good though,
given the number of years they have been in business.
I quote: "Kagi charges 6.5% up to a maximum of $3.00 for our operational
costs, plus 3.5% p
There is a nice Freeware program called Filez, with which you can examine
the content of your Palm. It lists all databases on the device.
http://www.palmgear.com/software/showsoftware.cfm?prodID=9992
Try it!
Karl-Koenig Koenigsson
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I would first check the systems preferences to find the NumberFormatType and
thus the decimal separator.
Then I would search for this in the string with StrChr() and split it, thus
getting the integer part and the fraction part as two strings. These I would
feed to StrAtoI() and combine the resul
>From what I have gathered from mr. Smith's postings he is developing a
shareware program. I suspect that he wants this program to commit suicide if
the user has not payed him properly.
This might constitute a valid exclusion from the Zen, although I prefer the
nagging approach rather than suicid
I think the problem is that from a synchronisation perspective is there no
difference between "new" and "changed" -- both need to be updated on the
other side. A new record is thus marked dmRecAttrDirty.
Do you know how the records are inserted in the database? If they are just
concatenated and n
Not to mention MobileStudio
(http://www.mobilesoft-labs.com/mobilestudio.htm). Looks very much like VC++
IDE to me.
Karl-Koenig Koenigsson
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If you mean that the application that runs on the PalmOS device is written
in C++, then there is no problem. The conduit runs on a different platform
and, as long as you don't change any data structures, should work perfectly
OK.
Karl-Koenig Koenigsson
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The reason your program works the way it does is because the API's used when
accessing databases assumes that they reside on the device. A card is
accessed with other API's.
Please read the chapter titled "Virtual File System Manager" in the PalmOS
programmer's reference. It is found under Part I
No (unless, of course, someone ports POSE to WinCE)
Karl-Koenig Koenigsson
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Ämne: Possible ???!!!
hi all,
Is possible a .PRC
The SDK also includes several samples, all of which demonstrates different
aspects of the PalmOS.
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Ämne: I am new at this
Hi!
I ha
Hi,
How do I launch an app from the expansion card, given the database name? I am trying
to mimic the Launcher behaviour and can't find any information regarding how this is
accomplished.
On the same note: If I want to patch SysAppLaunch, how do I know that the app I'm
currently launching ori
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