About month ago
I asked some question concerning pen strokes handling
(look "breaking pen stroke" )
to conference and directly to David
No answer followed.
This was of primary importance to my project,
i had to do my own investigation to make it work.
Just hint might spare me a couple of days. Alas.
Sorry to tell that, but it seems,
David and other guys from Palm team
prefer not to notice akward questions, which imply
low level tampering.
But legal ways are not always adequate, you know,
they just couldn't predict all while designing API.
Best regard, Eugen P.
-----Original Message-----
From: Julian Horwich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 2 ������� 1999 �. 3:57
Subject: Re: Who is this person?
>When I was a newbie to Palm, David patiently helped me solve some critical
>problems. When I look back on it now, my questions were pretty dumb, but
he
>didn't make me feel that way.
>
>I attended several of his sessions at the previous developers' conference
>and am a big fan of his technical expertise and communication skills.
>
> Julian Horwich
>Aramis Communications
>Global Solutions-Palm-sized.
>http://aramis-inc.com
>
>>>>Who is David Fedor
>
>
>
