If the issue is that the PalmPilot Personal doesn't have NetLib support, why
not just check the return value of SysLibFind("net.lib",...) If it returns
sysErrLibNotFound, then you're on a Personal.
"Paul A. Dugas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:8873@palm-dev-forum...
>
> How about just testing for the Expense app when you've
> decided you're on a 2.0 device? If I had to guess, I
> wouldn't expect Palm to be releasing and new 2.0 ROMs with
> different configurations.
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- How can you detect a PalmPilot Personal. Scott Maxwell
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- RE: How can you detect a PalmPilot Personal. Scott Maxwell
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- RE: How can you detect a PalmPilot Personal. Scott Maxwell
- RE: How can you detect a PalmPilot Personal. Scott Maxwell
- RE: How can you detect a PalmPilot Personal. Scott Maxwell
- RE: How can you detect a PalmPilot Personal. Lee Fyock
