>It'd be just as much effort, and much more reliable, to create a PQA and
>point Clipper at that PQA. The PQA format is documented at
>http://www.palm.com/devzone/ on the documentation page.
Is there any good sample code for creating a PQA on the fly and passing it
to the clipper? I've looked through the PQA Format document, and while it
has plenty of nitty-gritty detail, I didn't really see any real world
examples of how to write this support into a prc. That's power I'd love to
be able to harness (I could probably figure out how to do it by picking
through the PQA Format doc, but honesty, I'm looking for a shortcut).
-Jeff
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Fedor
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2000 1:00 PM
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Subject: Re: Can Clipper display uncompressed HTML?
>I am trying to display a web page in Clipper, and it appears I won't be
able
>to display it unless I compress it. I have the HTML, but do I have to
>compress it to get Clipper to understand it?
Yes, you have to. Clipper has never heard of HTML.
>Also, if anyone knows the format of the Clipper Cache or a good way to
stuff
>documents into the Clipper Cache, please let me know!
It'd be just as much effort, and much more reliable, to create a PQA and
point Clipper at that PQA. The PQA format is documented at
http://www.palm.com/devzone/ on the documentation page.
-David Fedor
Palm Developer Support
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