i think this is a bad idea :(
i tried out datebk3 when i first got my palm. didnt like it, too many
features that i didnt need, and a huge memory hog. later, after they
upgraded it a bit, i tried it out again. since i left the first version
in too long (past the limit), the new version wouldnt run with all
features. even though i deleted the first version, it still left some
settings in there some where. well, the author lost my sale, because of
two reasons, he disabled the new version because i had the old version
before, and he left rogue data on my palm. i still dont know how to get
it out and still keep my prefs.
pete
"Michael S. Davis" wrote:
>
> Just curious. What is the concensus on this point I
> am about to make?
>
> Something that bugs me is developers who have a Reg
> Scheme that relies on leaving hidden data on my Palm,
> in order to know if an app has been previously installed.
> Seems to me this is only possible by leaving some hidden
> data on my palm. Even if I decide to not keep the product,
> I'm stuck with the garbage left hanging around.
>
> With storage kind of limited, does this seem like a bad idea?
>
> Or, am I wrong; is it possible to know if an app has
> been previously installed without leaving some hidden garbage (data) on my
> palm?
>
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