There is a bit you need to set in the registry for the install conduit to
realize there are files to upload.
Copy the file into the install directory, set the key and it should work.
> Be careful!, copying the prc to the install directory is not enough...
> If you move a prc file to the install di
There is a bit you need to set in the registry for the install conduit to
realize there are files to upload.
Copy the file into the install directory, set the key and it should work.
> Be careful!, copying the prc to the install directory is not enough...
> If you move a prc file to the install d
Try PltInstallFile, I think that probably does what you want
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Groleas
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Subject: RE: Find user directory
I'm afraid you're drea
I bought Catapult from http://www.beiks.com/ for $99.
It is a nifty little palm software installation tool that
will present the user with an interface you are looking for.
Much cheaper to buy this than to spend time trying to write
my own installation program.
It can install files on the palm al
I'm afraid you're dreaming !
Be careful!, copying the prc to the install directory is not enough...
If you move a prc file to the install directory and then perform a HotSync,
the file remain and nothing is transfered. (don't ask me why, i just don't know)
That's the reason why i'm using Catapult
I've used SyncReadUserId, which returns user information in the CUserIDInfo
class. Then PltGetUserDirectory will give you the user's directory.
Although I haven't used them, you could also possibly use the User Data
APIs, but I think you need a user index, which you might be able to derive
from
