Z22 have sold thousands of devices and we have lots of customers that still use
it.
Anyway, i adopted an alternative solution to my problem.
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> >>I am - but that doesn't work on Z22.
> >>
> >
> > Not all devices have a serial number.
> > I don't recall if the Z22 does.
> >
> > There are 2 way to get the serial number depending on the device type.
> >
> > 1- Ch
Campos Hazan" a écrit dans le message de
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>>I am - but that doesn't work on Z22.
>>
>
> Not all devices have a serial number.
> I don't recall if the Z22 does.
>
> There are 2 way to get the serial number depending on
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>I am - but that doesn't work on Z22.
>
Not all devices have a serial number.
I don't recall if the Z22 does.
There are 2 way to get the serial number depending on the device type.
I've used it.
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> I am - but that doesn't work on Z22.
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> Hi,
>
> I want to find the serial number for Zire 22 (aka Z22). A guy from this
> forum told it is possible using a kernel level driver and reading the
> information directly from th
Hi,
I want to find the serial number for Zire 22 (aka Z22). A guy from this forum
told it is possible using a kernel level driver and reading the information
directly from the nand chip.
I already searched old messages, and in this message
http://news.palmos.com/read/messages?id=4146#4146
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On 5/25/06, Guilherme C. Hazan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Because i'm using a third-party tool that doesnt support calls to HS.
And there's no way to bypass it.
a long stretch, but - can you use function pointers?
if so, compile the HS code using gcc, store the result in an UInt8
array and use
Referring to the info below, is there any way to hand jam the trap code
into whatever environment you are using?
#define m68kTrapInstr 0x4E40
#define sysDispatchTrapNum 15
#define sysTrapOEMDispatch 0xA349
#define sysTrapHsSelector sysTrapOEMDispatch
#define hsVerStrS
Because i'm using a third-party tool that doesnt support calls to HS. And there's no way
to bypass it.
guich
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And why can you not use HS routines? If you are building a cross
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On 5/24/06, Guilherme C. Hazan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I found the given code to retrieve the Treo 600/650 serial number:
char bufP2[32];
bufP2[
Hi,
I found the given code to retrieve the Treo 600/650 serial number:
char bufP2[32];
bufP2[0] = 0;
HsGetVersionString(1/*hsVerStrSerialNo*/, bufP2, &bufLen);
Unfortunately, i cannot use HsXXX functions. Are there any other ways to get the serial
number on these dev
If you don't really care what the number is, so long as it is unique
to the device, you can look first for a serial number from ROM, next
for Bluetooth or WiFi device id, then phone IMEI or ESN, maybe an
embedded flash device serial number, and as a last resort, an assigned
id. If you p
raced by a
representative of the OS development group itself.)
I've read the PC information on-line, which largely insists that device
specific serial number checks shouldn't be used because PC hardware can
change (even hard drives), while the user may merely have upgraded.
(Probably not an
sHe,
>hmm, haven't searched yet but does all treo have this IMEI? and is it unique?
Check the archives for discussions of this. But among other things, realize you
can only read the IMEI or ESN number of the phone while the phone module is
powered up and initialized. So while the user intentio
Check the forums for several previous replies concerning Treos and
IMEI/ESN. Generally, GSM phones have an IMEI, while CDMA will have an
ESN. I've posted code to extract each, depending on the phone type.
On 5/8/06, she <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hmm, haven't searched yet but does all treo have
hmm, haven't searched yet but does all treo have this IMEI? and is it unique?
thank you so much for all your inputs. very much appreciated...
sHe
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she schrieb:
how do i get programmatically the serial number of a certain unit? is it the
same as the ROM serail number? do all palm units have serial numbers? i'd like
to get a unique identifier for each palm unit. thanks a lot!
sHe
We use the ROM-number although its not availiable o
she wrote:
how do i get programmatically the serial number of a certain unit? is it the
same as the ROM serail number? do all palm units have serial numbers? i'd like
to get a unique identifier for each palm unit. thanks a lot!
sHe
There is no single unique identifying number on all
how do i get programmatically the serial number of a certain unit? is it the
same as the ROM serail number? do all palm units have serial numbers? i'd like
to get a unique identifier for each palm unit. thanks a lot!
sHe
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ened on a very small percentage of Treo 600 devices - these
devices still report a serial number in the Phone Info application.
Now, I only make this call if the following condition is true:
if ( errNone == ::SysLibFind( phnLibGSMName, &libRef ) || errNone ==
::SysLibFind( phnLibCDMAName, &a
Jenni,
>Is there any Palm device that runs Palm OS 5.x and does not have a ROM
>Serial Number? Thanks a lot in advance.
Yes, for example the Tungsten E does not, and I think had higher sales than any
other palmOne device in history. Also, the Zire 21 and 31 are both OS5 and
don't ha
Is there any Palm device that runs Palm OS 5.x and does not have a ROM
Serial Number? Thanks a lot in advance.
Regards,
Jenni
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Hi Ben,
I, too, am looking for a unique identifier for my Treo600 unit. I do not
believe it supports the ROM Serial number either, but can you confirm that?
Also, as I am a newbie at Palm issues, what is an SD card?
How would I go about accessing that identifier or the HotSync User ID
Stefano D'Urso wrote:
> hi everybody
>
> i got a problem: i need something unique on my TungstenE to retrieve. the
> problem is in fact that it is not possible to retrieve the serial number
> on TungstenE... is there something i can use??
>
> thanks
>
> stefa
At 02:52 AM 2/11/2005, you wrote:
hi everybody
i got a problem: i need something unique on my TungstenE to retrieve. the
problem is in fact that it is not possible to retrieve the serial number on
TungstenE... is there something i can use??
There is no unique ID on the Tungsten E device. The best
bodh
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Sent: Friday, February 11, 2005 2:28 PM
Subject: Re: serial number TungstenE
> Stefano,
>
> >i got a problem: i need something unique on my TungstenE to retr
Stefano,
>i got a problem: i need something unique on my TungstenE to retrieve. the
>problem is in fact that it is not possible to retrieve the serial number on
>TungstenE... is there something i can use??
No. The TE, like many devices (especially low end) has no serial number nor
hi everybody
i got a problem: i need something unique on my TungstenE to retrieve. the
problem is in fact that it is not possible to retrieve the serial number on
TungstenE... is there something i can use??
thanks
stefano
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I was tackling with the same issue some time back and here is the complete
solution
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#define Treo600ComID 'hspr'
#define Treo600DevID 'H101'
#define Treo600ComIDSim 'hspr'
#define Treo600DevIDSim 'H201'
if(Treo600Test())
{
hi, i know that it is not possible to retrieve serial number from Tungsten
E... how can i retrieve something unique from Tungsten E?? please help me!
stefano
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Stefano,
>hi, i know that it is not possible to retrieve serial number from Tungsten
>E... how can i retrieve something unique from Tungsten E?? please help me!
Require a SD card to be present, and use its serial number. Obviously, that is
not a desirable situation since you then can&#x
This function looks like Handspring-specific function (Hs). So, when I am
writing code that runs on all Palm devices, what checks should I perform before
calling this function.
For example:
if (this_device_is_hs_device)
{
HsGetVersionString(hsVerStrSerialNo, versionStr, NULL);
}
else
{
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Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 1:14 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Serial N
Palm advertises an API call "SysGetROMToken" to get the Serial Number. However,
this does not return a proper value on Treo devices.
Treo devices do have a serial number (though may not be Flash-ROM based). The
following site mentions how to get the serial number non-programatica
How can i read the SD Card Serial Number?
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devices don´t have the serial number?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] nome de Dave
Lippincott
Enviada em: quinta-feira, 1 de julho de 2004 13:23
Para: Palm Developer Forum
Assunto: Re: Serial number or unique ID
Your answer is in the knowledgebase:
http
Again, its in the Knowledgebase:
http://makeashorterlink.com/?O266453B8
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To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 12:36 PM
Subject: RES: Seria
so don´t have a secure way to have a unique number for every palm?
some devices don´t have the serial number?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] nome de Dave
Lippincott
Enviada em: quinta-feira, 1 de julho de 2004 13:23
Para: Palm Developer Forum
Your answer is in the knowledgebase:
http://makeashorterlink.com/?D29C412B8
http://makeashorterlink.com/?T1BC522B8
not all devices have a app readable serial number.
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To: "Palm Dev
julho de 2004 11:11
Para: Palm Developer Forum
Assunto: Serial number or unique ID
Anyone know how I can get a serial number or unique ID for every palm?
I to make some kind of key, that do not work in every palm. One key for one
palm cannot work in another.
tanks guys.
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Hi David,
I can confirm its quality and I agree that people have to read them
carefully before they send question to the forum but there is another
question related to manuals: what do you think about update them in
terms of (for example):
- low level USB communication
- low level card routines
mCustomAlert(AboutAlert, serialnumber,"", "");
In order to find out if it'll work or not, it'd be very useful to at
least check the error code returned! The docs for SysGetROMToken are
quite clear on the THREE things you check, so you can tell whether or
not the devi
e(serienummer, bufP, 12);
FrmCustomAlert(AboutAlert, serialnumber,"", "");
Kristian
"pragna patel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev i melding
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> Hi,
> I am working in palmOS,m500.
> I want to retrieve ROM serial number,for that i tried
> with SysGet
65535 is not a valid error. Its 0x. You don't mention what is
returning the value. I assume its SysGetROMToken. Please read about
SysGetROMToken in the SDK docs. It clearly states that if the first byte
of the returned value is 0xFF, there is no serial number available. While
the
ttp://www.nuprograms.com
>
>
> "pragna patel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Hi,
> > I am working in palmOS,m500.
> > I want to retrieve ROM serial number,for that i
> tried
> > with SysGetROMTo
Have you tried cutting/pasting the DrawSerialNumOrMessage function they
point to into your code?
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"pragna patel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I am working in palmOS,m500.
> I want to retri
Hi,
I have tried to retrieve the Rom serial number for
palmos 4.1(m500) using SysGetRomToken function,but i
am not able to get the rom serial number,i am getting
the rom serial number using same function in palmIIIc.
so if anybody know about it,please write me back.
Thanks & Regards.
Pr
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To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 07, 2004 2:15 AM
Subject: Retrievin
Hi,
I am working in palmOS,m500.
I want to retrieve ROM serial number,for that i tried
with SysGetROMToken function,but i am not able to get
it,can anybody help me out.
Thanks
Pragna
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> Do have any example that i can use to get the device/HAL id's or CPU id's?
>
Try http://homepage.mac.com/alvinmok/palm/codenames.html
There is an app and source there to get those id's
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> > I need to develop a way to identify uniquely all palms that are in use
im my
> > company. I tried to get the Rom Serial Number, but it is not present on
Palm
> > M100 Series (M100, M130, M150 (Zire), ... etc...) Does anybody have any
idea
> > t
> I need to develop a way to identify uniquely all palms that are in use im my
> company. I tried to get the Rom Serial Number, but it is not present on Palm
> M100 Series (M100, M130, M150 (Zire), ... etc...) Does anybody have any idea
> that i can use to make the palm uniquel
At 04:36 PM 11/19/2003, Régis Daniel de Oliveira wrote:
Hy all.
I need to develop a way to identify uniquely all palms that are in use im my
company. I tried to get the Rom Serial Number, but it is not present on Palm
M100 Series (M100, M130, M150 (Zire), ... etc...) Does anybody have any idea
Hy all.
I need to develop a way to identify uniquely all palms that are in use im my
company. I tried to get the Rom Serial Number, but it is not present on Palm
M100 Series (M100, M130, M150 (Zire), ... etc...) Does anybody have any idea
that i can use to make the palm uniquely identified
27;):(checkSum - 10 +'A'));
StrNCat(Output, checksumStr, 2);
}
else
{
//there's no serial number
// Output a status message if the caller provided one
StrCopy(Output, noNumberMessage);
}
return(O
ufP) && ((UInt8) *bufP != 0xff))
{
//there's a valid serial number
// Calculate the checksum: Start with zero add each digit.
// then rotate the result onebit to the left and repeat.
checkSum = 0;
count1
Could I get you to send me a snipit of code that works for you. Maybe I'm
not using it correctly at all.
Thanks,
glg
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At 01:55 PM 7/25/03 -0400, you wrote:
Use it all the time without problems. How are you using it? Although, not
all units have an electronic serial number.
Use it all the time without problems. How are you using it? Although, not
all units have an electronic serial number. Only units with Flash ROM.
Could that be the problem?
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function
successfully to retrieve the serial number or is there a better way to get
this say in assembler code? If anyone has used it successfully I'd
appreciate a snippet of the code so I can see what it is that I am doing wrong.
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In article <87402@palm-dev-forum>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
>
> Hello, I'm trying to install Code Warrior Demo version, but I don't know the
> serial product number. Please, help me...
Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] to get a demo serial number, if you did not
> From: Keith Bray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Anyone know if Handspring Visors have a unique ROM serial number
Handspring Visors do not, nor the Palm m100-series.
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Anyone know if Handspring Visors have a unique ROM serial number retrievable
via the Palm OS system call
SysGetROMToken(0, sysROMTokenSnum, (UInt8 **)&serbuf, &size);
The palm IIIc and m505 definitely have this, but I don't have a Handspring
Visor and can't find
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, quennie wrote:
> Hi..all i'm going to retrieve the palm serial number programmatically. i
> found the code from the falch.net help file and it compiles smoothly. But
> when i run the program, it gives me the error: "The application just wrote
&
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/papers/2169.cfm
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Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 4:58 AM
Subject: Re: Palm Serial Number
&
Sorry for repeating the message. I do surf some web and understand that not
all palm devices have the serial number. I got this error may be due to the
palm device does not have the serial number (i've tried oredi by simply
retrieving the number from the palm device). In this case, the co
In addition to this, i would like to mention that the program is stop at
retrieving a palm serial number:
retval = SysGetROMToken (0, sysROMTokenSnum,(UInt8**) &bufP, bufLen);
any idea??
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>
Hi..all i'm going to retrieve the palm serial number programmatically. i
found the code from the falch.net help file and it compiles smoothly. But
when i run the program, it gives me the error: "The application just wrote
to memory location 0x00084A52, which is in the storage heap
Only the Palm OS devices that use flash ROMs have serial numbers. The
m100/III/IIIe & Visors do not have flashable ROM - as such no serial number.
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According to Palm OS ® Programmer&
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/faq/2389.cfm
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/papers/2169.cfm
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Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 12:44 PM
Subj
The ones that work have a 12 digit serial number. The ones that do not work
do not have it.
Also included in the list of the ones that will not are all of the
Handspring devices (I may be incorrect, one of the new ones may have it).
Unless you have a compelling reason to require that unique
According to Palm OS ® Programmer's Companion Volume I:
"Some Palm T devices, beginning with the Palm III product, hold a 12-digit
serial number that identifies the device uniquely. (Earlier devices do not
have this identifier.)"
I have tested to retrieve this serial number
> you will have the serial Number.
Except that it won't necessarily work - not all PalmOS devices have a
serial number. This topic has been discussed many times. Search the
newsgroups and the knowledgebase at www.palmos.com and you will find
definitive answers to this question.
Che
you will have the serial Number.
cheers
kunal
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Does anyone know how to retrieve the serial number of a Palm?
Thanks.
Regards,
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At 10:30 AM -0500 3/30/01, DeAnna Davidson wrote:
>I don't see it listed anywhere and I'm curious - does the ROM serial
>number get changed when a device is upgraded to a new OS?
Nope. The serial number, if any, lives in a separate area of the ROM.
Regards,
Jim Schram
Palm Inco
I don't see it listed anywhere and I'm curious - does the ROM serial
number get changed when a device is upgraded to a new OS?
DeAnna Davidson
Lead Software Engineer
ibrite, Inc.
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> I was just wondering if there is a possibility to identify each handeld by
> getting it's serial number or something else and to can get this information
This subject has been discussed many times, so you may want to search
the archives and have a look at the options. FWIW, you
Hello,
I was just wondering if there is a possibility to identify each handeld by
getting it's serial number or something else and to can get this information
?
Any Idea.. ??
Thx..
Fabrice
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Richard Burmeister wrote:
>
> > From: DANIEL FRANCO
> >
> > for(x=0;x(size;x++)data[x]= *(datap+x);
> > data[x]= 0;
> >
>
> You might want to try
> for(x=0;x
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> From: DANIEL FRANCO
>
> for(x=0;x(size;x++)data[x]= *(datap+x);
> data[x]= 0;
>
You might want to try
for(x=0;xhttp://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
"Colla, Dr. Thomas J." wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> is there anybody who knows why SysGetROMToken returns a buffer that is NOT
> terminated by '\0'?
> I would like to use this "string" to allow access to an application (and
> therefore need something like
> StrCompare) and - otherwise - display an alle
I've actually found that as a general rule, the "Pascal array" form actually works out
muc, much easier for many programming
situations, even if you do have to pass around a length. For one thing, any function
which normally operates on a string would also
work on an arbitrary string segment.
> Hello,
>
> is there anybody who knows why SysGetROMToken returns a buffer that is NOT
> terminated by '\0'?
> I would like to use this "string" to allow access to an application (and
> therefore need something like
> StrCompare) and - otherwise - display an allert containing this number. Both
>
> From Colla, Dr. Thomas J.
> string. Unfortunatelly, Char *serNum; StrNCopy(serNum, buffer,
> serialNumberLength) doesn't work (why?)
> Is there a work-around or should I read the Reference once again?
You might want to take another look at the Palm OS Reference. You pass a
pointer to a text b
Hello,
is there anybody who knows why SysGetROMToken returns a buffer that is NOT
terminated by '\0'?
I would like to use this "string" to allow access to an application (and
therefore need something like
StrCompare) and - otherwise - display an allert containing this number. Both
functions need
> From: David Fedor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> (Yes, I'm back in email contact again after 2+ weeks, be easy on me.)
This is good news and bad news. Bad only because I hoped you were able to
cash in your stock options and call in rich. :-)
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>> I want to know if it's possible to obtain the rom Serial Number of
>> [devices that have no flash rom].
>
>No. If there's no flash, there's no serial number.
Well, only sort of. Currently that's a true statement. In the future
there's nothin
> From: Federico Vaggi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> I want to know if it's possible to obtain the rom Serial Number of
> [devices that have no flash rom].
No. If there's no flash, there's no serial number.
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Hi, I ´m Federico. I´m from Argentina. I beg your pardon is my english is
not so good .
I have a problem. I´m developing an aplication that reads the Rom Serial
number. I use the Metrowerks Code Warrior as the developing platform. This
platform has an especial fuction that retrieve the Rom
>I need to determine the serial number of the Palm device being
>used on a
>given desktop from within Visual Basic. Once I know the serial number I
>will then proceed with other programming that will be passed to the
>device through a conduit.
>
>Thanks,
>RichardG
I need to determine the serial number of the Palm device being used on a
given desktop from within Visual Basic. Once I know the serial number I
will then proceed with other programming that will be passed to the
device through a conduit.
Thanks,
RichardG
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>Heloo there !
>Can anyone tell me how to reteive a Palm III or greater serial number
>from within Visual Basic?
>
>Thanks,
>RichardG
You could write a Palm app that retrieved the serial, stored it in
a database, then synced it to the desktop into a .txt file format.
Then you
Visual Basic apps won't run on the Palm so you will not be able to use VB to
get anything from any model Palm. If you have something else in mind like
using it for a conduit or some other details you can share, someone might be
able to find an answer for you.
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Heloo there !
Can anyone tell me how to reteive a Palm III or greater serial number
from within Visual Basic?
Thanks,
RichardG
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> >How do I use %deviceid?
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> >-Ray
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> >Ben Hamby wrote in message <18862@palm-dev-forum>...
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> > >Also, if your app is working solely as a PQA and you just need an
> > &g
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