if
> there's a solution to your problem which does not involve needing the older
> SDK...??
>
> Oh, and the A6 printer is awful That's the worst printer I've ever had
> to deal with.
>
> Alan
>
> 2009/10/19 Jonathan Carse
>
> Hi Guys,
>>
>&
awful That's the worst printer I've ever had
to deal with.
Alan
2009/10/19 Jonathan Carse
> Hi Guys,
>
> I am still supporting some old Palm OS software.
>
> Ridiculously, I have reached a situation where I must re-compile my
> software with an older PRC tool
Hi Guys,
I am still supporting some old Palm OS software.
Ridiculously, I have reached a situation where I must re-compile my software
with an older PRC tools (2.1) and with an older Palm OS SDK (not 5r4).
The reason for that is my application crashes when a certain other
application which I
inkscape is an editor
here is a library that just does rendering: http://librsvg.sourceforge.net/
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On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 8:04 PM, Ryan Rix wrote:
>
>
> On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 7:48 PM, Luc Le Blanc wrote:
>>
>> Can you point me to some C code?
On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 7:48 PM, Luc Le Blanc wrote:
> Can you point me to some C code? I don't have time to re-invent the wheel.
> All I need to implement is:
>
> - converting a series of points into a vector path
> - displaying a path
>
>
full W3C SVG editor:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/in
there exist a SVG rendering library for Palm OS.
> > Or an interfaceable viewer?
> Shouldn't be too hard to implement, imo.
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On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 5:57 AM, Luc Le Blanc wrote:
> Does there exist a SVG rendering library for Palm OS. Or an interfaceable
> viewer?
>
Shouldn't be too hard to implement, imo.
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Does there exist a SVG rendering library for Palm OS. Or an interfaceable
viewer?
Luc Le Blan
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look up barcodes and phone numbers. But you have to
do extra work in that case, to avoid duplicates.
From: Jonathan Carse [mailto:jonathan.ca...@gmail.com]
Sent: 01 April 2009 10:33
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Dumbfounded: How Palm OS generates unique record IDs
Reading this again I
Reading this again I will clarify: the problem occurs on top of the Styletap
platform, running on top of a Windows Mobile Device Emulator.
Cheers.
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 12:28 PM, Jonathan Carse wrote:
> Hey folks,
>
> Still trying to get my application running with Styletap.
>
> This time I've
Hey folks,
Still trying to get my application running with Styletap.
This time I've generated a PDB database from my Access one using the format
described here: http://www.nsbasic.com/palm/info/technotes/TN02a.htm
The problem: I assign each my records a unique ID when I generate the file,
starti
My applicaion (CheckWWW) has this functionality for free. Check it -
http://www.shuba.kiev.ua
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to sync my Palm device's date/time with the PC's clock.
> There still is at least one second of mismatch, maybe more.
> AFAIK, time sync with time servers is supposed to be 10 ms precise
> (according to Wikipedia).
>
> What is the precision of the Palm OS internal clock? Fo
o!
> >> I tried to sync my Palm device's date/time with the PC's clock.
> >> There still is at least one second of mismatch, maybe more.
> >> AFAIK, time sync with time servers is supposed to be 10 ms precise
> >> (according to Wikipedi
;> Hello!
>> I tried to sync my Palm device's date/time with the PC's clock.
>> There still is at least one second of mismatch, maybe more.
>> AFAIK, time sync with time servers is supposed to be 10 ms precise
>> (according to Wikipedia).
>>
&
I tried to sync my Palm device's date/time with the PC's clock.
There still is at least one second of mismatch, maybe more.
AFAIK, time sync with time servers is supposed to be 10 ms precise
(according to Wikipedia).
What is the precision of the Palm OS internal clock? For Palm OS
Feb 7, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Nikolai Filipov
><<mailto:fili...@handshigh.com>fili...@handshigh.com> wrote:
>Hello!
>I tried to sync my Palm device's date/time with the PC's clock.
>There still is at least one second of mismatch, maybe more.
>AFAIK, time sync with time s
with time servers is supposed to be 10 ms precise
> (according to Wikipedia).
>
> What is the precision of the Palm OS internal clock? For Palm OS 4.x
> devices (33 MHZ and slower) and for Palm OS 5.x ARM?
> How about Palm OS 3.3/3.5?
> Does it matter if it syncs via HotSync, or via In
Hello!
I tried to sync my Palm device's date/time with the PC's clock.
There still is at least one second of mismatch, maybe more.
AFAIK, time sync with time servers is supposed to be 10 ms precise
(according to Wikipedia).
What is the precision of the Palm OS internal clock? For P
Given the news from Palm, should I reduce the price on my Palm OS app? Or wait
until I see a distinct drop in sales?
P. Douglas Reeder
sent from my Palm OS Treo 650
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I am using Mac OS X Leopard, Xcode, PRC-Tools-r3, pilrc-3.2, Palm OS
Emulator 3.5 and sdk-5r4. You should strip carriage returns from sdk
first. Also install PRC-Tools-r3 for Mac first then pilrc-3.2.
Attached is PERL program to strip carriage returns.
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On Sat, Jan 3, 2009 at 1:53 PM, Kent Loobey wrote:
> On Saturday 03 January 2009 01:35:42 Darren Barnes wrote:
> > A good place to start is the OnBoardC compiler with tejpWriter for
> writing
> > source files and SrcEdit as a secondary editor linked to the compiler
> for
> > debugging purposes. A
at do you use for the Palm SDK then?
>
> Darren
>
> --- On Wed, 31/12/08, Kent Loobey wrote:
>
> From: Kent Loobey
> Subject: Ubuntu Linux Palm OS development?
> To: "Palm Developer Forum"
> Date: Wednesday, 31 December, 2008, 12:33 AM
>
> What do
Subject: Ubuntu Linux Palm OS development?
To: "Palm Developer Forum"
Date: Wednesday, 31 December, 2008, 12:33 AM
What do you use to develop Palm applications?
I want to develop a Palm TX application.
I find the developer options for development on a linux system confusing.
I am just a
Seach this forum for info on converting the SDK from Palm -- I think
the main thing is stripping carriage returns from the files.
On Jan 1, 2009, at 4:33 PM, Kent Loobey wrote:
Thank you all for your information.
I am going to try to go with the native linux toolchain. My problem
right
wrote:
> If you want a native toolchain, GCC for Palm OS (Prc-Tools) is your only
> choice. POSE uses the GCC compiler for 68K code anyway. You should
be
> able to use your favorite editor or IDE.
>
> P. Douglas Reeder
> sent from my Palm OS Treo 650
>
> -Origin
If you want a native toolchain, GCC for Palm OS (Prc-Tools) is your only
choice. POSE uses the GCC compiler for 68K code anyway. You should be able to
use your favorite editor or IDE.
P. Douglas Reeder
sent from my Palm OS Treo 650
-Original Message-
From: "Christopher St
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 7:33 PM, Kent Loobey wrote:
> What do you use to develop Palm applications?
>
> I want to develop a Palm TX application.
>
> I find the developer options for development on a linux system confusing.
>
> I am just asking what tool chain / IDE you are using.
>
> T
Eclipse
Hi,
Codewarrior + win/vmware/virtualbox
Best option by far.
Thanks and best regards,
Ryan Rix
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Jasmine Bowden - Class of 2009, Marc Rasmussen - Class of 2008, Erica
Sheffey - Class of 2009, Rest in peace.
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at
What do you use to develop Palm applications?
I want to develop a Palm TX application.
I find the developer options for development on a linux system confusing.
I am just asking what tool chain / IDE you are using.
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For example, PalmOS 3.0 sources included files like these (random selection):
AlarmMgr.c
DataMgr.c
FeatureMgr.c
FileStream.c
GraffitiGlue.c
Keyboard.c
MemoryMgrNew.c
Preferences.c
SoundMgr.c
StringMgr.c
SysEvtMgr.c
SystemMgr.c
SysUtils.c
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Subject: Re: Palm OS >
Was systemprv.h one of these private header files? I got the header files from
the POSE project a few months ago... I'm not sure if it came with any
implantation files (assuming implantation files are *.c) but thanks for
clearing that up.
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No, I'm not talking about SDK.
Palm OS sources that were available for download were very limited -- you
couldn't use them to build your own version of PalmOS.
With limited sources you would get a selection of System and UI files -- unlike
SDK this included private header
You are not talking about the SDK and related header files used for
application development are you?
As I understand things, Access now owns the "Palm OS" ("Garnet OS" to
be specific) source who are not likely to give it out freely without
some other con$ideration$.
Eric
On
I used to have abridged version of sources for Palm OS 3.0, 3.1, 3.5 and 4.0.
They contained just top level stuff, no kernel, but they were still
occasionally useful.
You could get them if you signed up for Palm Developer Program -- they were not
hard to get.
Have you signed up pdn.palm.com
My main question is "why?"
why do you even need those?
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On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 3:54 PM, Jeff Loucks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At one time, PalmWhomever made available PalmOS Limited Sources for OS
> v3.0, v3.5 and v4.0. They were for developer
At one time, PalmWhomever made available PalmOS Limited Sources for OS
v3.0, v3.5 and v4.0. They were for developer reference and cleansed of
'secrets'. They might still be mirrored someplace. Or, since many
developers could have them stashed away someplace, you might be able
to convince someone to
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 4:59 PM, John V Sutton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Re: No 4. should read "Using one *EXCEPTIONAL* human brain put the
> pieces 1 - 3 together"
> You're too modest Dmitry :)
>
Condensed:
You can't get the source for POS. Just forget it now.
Seriously.
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Re: No 4. should read "Using one *EXCEPTIONAL* human brain put the
pieces 1 - 3 together"
You're too modest Dmitry :)
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Sent: 08 December 2008 20:46
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Palm OS >=4 So
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On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 12:01 PM, Alphasmart User
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dose anybody here have the Palm OS source code? I heard that it was available
> at one time but got removed. does anybody still have source or know anything
> about it?
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Dose anybody here have the Palm OS source code? I heard that it was available
at one time but got removed. does anybody still have source or know anything
about it?
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he Net Library perhaps
> don´t be necessary for my prupose, I need the more information about how to
> make any thing similar to multithread in palm os. It´s possible to make any
> similar to multithread in palm os 5?
>
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I forgot one thing, my applicaton should retrieve theses information when other
applications were using the internet, then only the Net Library perhaps don´t
be necessary for my prupose, I need the more information about how to make any
thing similar to multithread in palm os. It´s possible to
about other application in Palm Os
See here: http://tinyurl.com/5o4pxd
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quantity of bytes
> transmited and received, and others. Then the software metioned above, make
> any thing similar(count the traffic) and I want make a similar program. I
> know which the Palm Os don´t have multithread, then it is possible to make
> this in Palm Os?
> Thank´s f
know
which the Palm Os don´t have multithread, then it is possible to make this in
Palm Os?
Thank´s for answers!!!
Sorry for all if I was rugged, I didn´t know how to express!
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On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 12:19 PM, Michal Seliga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Tiago wrote:
> > Anybody know how to make this?
>
I, for one, have no idea what you're trying to do. A little more explanation
might help; I've never used the app you mentioned, and I doubt that many of
use have.
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> Anybody know how to make this?
>
if noone answers then probably noone knows, i was thinking about it when i read
your post but i didn't found any good solution most probably you will have
to override netlib api with your own functions which would do additional
logging, but how t
Anybody know how to make this?
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Hi all! I saw the software Traffic Stat v4.1 and I liked this.I want to know
how to make one application similar: which get any information(like traffic IP
in traffic stat) about other current application(like GetGood in my treo 650).
Can any person help me? Link for Traffic Stat:
http://www.no
Edward Jones wrote:
Interesting news if you haven't already heard...
http://www.palminfocenter.com/news/7333/programmer-planning-replacement-dgos-operating-system/
Regards
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Interesting news if you haven't already heard...
http://www.palminfocenter.com/news/7333/programmer-planning-replacement-dgos-operating-system/
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Thanks. It worked, although there are errors in the headers that PODS is
complaining about...
Is there anyway to get the old one instead?
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PODS: Dependant on where you told it to stick them when you were installing
(usually C:\cygwin (or palmdev)\sdk-5r4
CW: {compiler}\PalmOS Support
for pods, you can stick it prety much anywhere and use palmdev-prep from the
cygwin bash prompt with th eriht arguments to make it work (not sure what
Thanks, but what one is the default directory?
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change the access paths to stop pointing to
the default CW headers and to the 3.1 headers (though you may not have the
CW libraries with that SDK to allow it to build :( )
Ryan
On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 3:35 PM, Alphasmart User <
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> How can I include the old Palm OS h
Have you looked at some of the related compatibility headers such as
PalmCompatibility.h, PalmOS.h , etc?
Most of the guidance I have seen around has suggested it's better to take plung
and update to newer headers and APIs.
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Alphasmart User wrote:
How can I include the old Palm OS headers from the 3.1 SDK into the current
SDK? I want to use headers such as SystemPrv.h.
try to copy them there, but are you sure they will work? from what i found they
contain internal structures which could change with time
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We did a major change to our web site and the link to get jcpalm and jdpalm
changed.
The new link is:
www.laubrass.com/doc/public/jpeg_libraries
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low you to throw a 32-bit value, I encode
> the Palm OS error code in the lower 16 bits, the source code line number in
> the next 12 bits, and the source code file in the upper 4 bits. (Since
> armlets can't throw exceptions, you don't need to assign a number to their
> sourc
I have had good success using the macros ErrTry-ErrCatch and
ErrThrow, defined in the PalmOS headers. There does not appear to be
a significant hit to program size. Since they allow you to throw a
32-bit value, I encode the Palm OS error code in the lower 16 bits,
the source code line
for even medium size projects i always had to always switch it off because
exception tables and such things consume a lot of memory for global variables
which is of limited size. because of this you must also be sure you will not use
it in launchcodes where globals are not available
if your ap
Hi,
In Palm OS programming we normally dont use exception handling.
We use some alerts to show user if its necessary.
Regarding code size: It depends on your coding skills.
But I dont think programmers use exceptional handling for Palm OS.
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Hi,
I am writing c++ program for Palm OS using MW Codewarrior . I want to use
exception handling of c++.
My question is:
1. How much code side will get increased if i use c++ exceptions?
2. Does c++ exception handling affect program execution speed?.
3. Is there any alternative way for
I'd be afraid that I would reFLASH my Palm one too many times (even if you
could downgrade OS versions) and then have an expensive paper weight.
Find someone with an older Palm for sale. I keep at least 1 of every model
for OS compatibility testing (my apps also use the serial port heavily).
Rather than reflashing your Palm everytime you wanted to
try a new version, I would suggest using the Palm OS Emulator
(POSE) ... a Palm device simulator that runs on your development
machine. You must join the dev program and submit some paperwork
in order to be able to download the different
The worst part is that they don't tell you what they think
you got wrong. You have to call them and talk to someone
and find out what they think the problem is. Otherwise you're
just shootin' in the dark.
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Hi!
> Speaking of which, how many times did Palm send the paperwork
> back to you until they actually let you in? I'm getting frustrated...
Well, at least you got something back. My company sent out the license
agreement like more than a month ago and we've yet received a reply from
Palm... :)
rd.
Roger Stringer
Marietta Systems, Inc
Creators of the Marietta PDE (tm) RAD software for the Palm OS (r)
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>From: Matthew Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2000 15:51:09 -
Hi:
FldInsert - according to the Palm OS Reference docs
This function sets the field's dirty attribute and posts a fldChangedEvent
to the event queue. If you call this function repeatedly, you may overflow
the event queue with fldChangedEvents.
BUT, according to Field.c in the rel
> 1) What are the DateFormatType types, ie what values can I enter here?
All of the date and time structure formats are in datetime.h
> 2) Also what will be the size of pString?
How ever may bytes you allocated. I would suggest using the Date Time
constants in datetime.h
> I beleive that this is
>there is still no reference there to the DateFormatType
Look around line #70 in the OS3.5 version or around line #50 in the OS 3.1
version
> I have no idea how to set the formats or how to use them in the funtion.
You may want to brush up on using structures in C or look at some of the
example pr
Hi:
My 17 years old kid is interesting in learning to develop games for Palm OS.
Where should he start?
Thank You for your help.
Regards,
Federico J. Muniz
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Is Metrowerks Standard Library (MSL) available for use with Palm OS?
Actually I am porting an application from VC++ to PALM OS.
The application in VC uses MFC's like CMap,CString,CList etc..
I have found that the Containers Library Of MSL has these functions i
need like
template classe
I believe I've discovered another minor bug in release 1.5b7 of Constructor
for Palm OS.
The 'tFRM' resource section of resultant header (.h) file shown below,
which was generated using the 1.5b7 version of Constructor.
Notice the prefix generated for the two Group ID's
11, 2000 12:39 PM
Subject: Memory Problem Under Palm OS 3.3???
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I was wondering if it were possible to set environment variables, or some
sort of global storage in the Palm OS?
thanks,
michael
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>sort of global storage in the Palm OS?
>
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h an error count of 0. Thursday morning,
the error count was 1, with a time stamp of 0:00:03 (3 seconds past midnight).
The question: does Palm OS do some kind of memory garbage cleaning scheduled at
midnight that could take several seconds?
Dave Heil
Preco Electronics
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20
Today, I manually set the clock on the Palm Vx to 11:58 PM and then restarted
my test with error count at 0. Two minutes later the count increased to 1 with
a time stamp of 0:00:02. There must be something that Palm OS schedules at
midnight that takes 2 or 3 seconds. Can any Palm OS engineers
Any idea when specs for the latest round of Palm devices will be available
to developers?
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, the
only problem is definitively determining that this is a known Palm OS
behavior, so that I know it is not a problem originating with the module
sending the messages. Any other ideas on what Palm OS does for severa
Hi all,
I have a program which includes a set of small buttons across the bottom of
the main form. To manage the overall size of this set of buttons I have a
gadget which overlaps the buttons. On all OSes other than 3.5, this works
fine. But on Palm OS 3.5, the buttons which overlap the gadget
I have a program which creates list controls on the fly (LstNewList) and
moves them around the display (FrmSetObjectPosition) and destroys them
(FrmRemoveObject). I use a clipping rectangle to keep this movement within a
display area on the main form. This works properly on all OSes between 3.0
and
I forgot to mention that I had a great deal of trouble diagnosing this
problem. It would've helped if I could have stepped into the OS source code
for some of the functions. I know that the Palm OS 3.5 source code hasn't
been released yet, but if I had that would I be able to
:-)
Darren
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>
> Hi,
> i started converting application from Palm os 3.1 to Palm os 3.5.
I
> have included PalmOS.h in each and every source file.I have included Pam
> Compatibility.h for supporting
o not allow your app to run on anything less than OS 3.0
- Original Message -
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To: "Palm Developer Forum"
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2000 11:57 AM
Subject: Palm OS 2.0 problem HELP
> Hello All!
>
> In an effo
Just on the subject of Microsoft giving away the Devo Environments...
I'd rather pay the $200 for Metrowerks Codewarrior (or whatever the price
was, I've slept since then) and have it WORK instead of use that piece of
garbage that is the C++ environment for CE that was free. At least I don't
have
cents.
Roger Stringer
Marietta Systems, Inc.
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>Subject: Re: Finding Developers
>From: David Fedor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Fri, 25 Aug 2000 15:19:54 -0700
>X-Message-Number: 69
>>On Fri, 25 Aug 2000, JB Parrett wrote:
>>> Another option is the just-an
Nesse, Rustin wrote in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
>
>>Think of it as a way to make money from precisely what you're doing
>>on this list: answering questions for other developers. The
>>difference is that the other developer who is in a real hurry, or
>>needs more than just simple quick help
Did anyone else have the problem of getting a "Forbidden" message
when trying to go to the Palm OS Developer Exchange page?:
Roger Stringer
Marietta Systems, Inc.
>
>http://p0.com/t.d?9kDcFiH5=palmos/dev
>
>The Palm OS Developer Exchange leverages the power of the
>
Tom Zerucha wrote in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
>
>From what I was able to check out, there was only one generic "Palm"
>expertise category, not even handheld v.s. conduits, much less Mac
>v.s. GCC level of detail. Navigation is difficult since you have to
>scroll down two pages for anythin
Keep in mind that the Symbol 1740 is a Palm OS(r) device with
a built in 802.11 radio LAN. It also does a pretty good job of
minimizing battery usage, which seems to be a problem with CE
devices with local radios.And because it is built-in, there is no
external antenna!
Symbol also supply a
Forum"
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2000 11:08 AM
Subject: RE: Wireless LAN on Palm OS
> Then there are goodies like the Novatel Minstrel, mounts more or less
> around the Palm, for both the V and the III styles. Makes the Palm
thicker
> than it was, but boasts its own power supp
L'option réseau n'est pas supportée en Europe."
Because I try since one month to have network capabilities with Palm Desktop
3.1, Hotsync 3.1 and Palm OS 3.5 (french releases), I found the next
solution :
- First :
- shut Hotsync down.
- edit the following registry key
HKEY_CURRE
From: Jaco Vis (view other messages by this author)
Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2000 19:12:48
>Anyone been able to port the 3.1 sample project Netsample to >3.5? The
>supplied OS 3.5 Netsample
>project does no longer contain the FTP portion, as the 3.1 >version did. I
>have an application
>based on the
Hi,
can i detect from the PC which palm OS there is ?
Shay
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>I know someone who played with the demo for a while a few days ago.
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>I seriously advise you to pay close attention to the security holes that
>your solution opens.
If this is the same one that was being touted last year, it also had the
problem of being PC only.
Brian
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Dear Fellow Developers and Palm Guys:
I am building a hack [LapTopHack] which does an
EvtEnqueueKey (chrSpace, 111, 0);
job [Err EvtEnqueueKey (WChar ascii, UInt16 keycode, UInt16 modifiers)].
It runs perfectly with all OSs [hardware or POSE] tested EXCEPT it gives a
fatal
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