Miro -- If I place the PRC file on a regular server, can they download (connecting their Palm devices to the Web) using Opera, or just Blazer?
Also, if someone tries to download it to a regular PC, would it work (if they're using IE, Mozilla, Safari)? Also (I know this is a lot of questions, so thank you) -- can Resco unpack and install the same Zip file that I now have ppl download to their PC? Thanks again! Dina On 12/19/07 1:10 PM, "Miro Pomsar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > common PalmOS 5 devices (anything better than T5, eg all treos except > Treo600) can download an application (prc) directly from Internet > through the builtin web browser Blazer (Web). > > So giving a URL to a prc should work. > > Small advertisement:) > All PalmOS 5 devices can use Resco Explorer to download & unpack & > install an application. > > Regards, > Miro Pomsar > > Dina Aronson wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I took over sales and management of a Palm application, which was written by >> a real programmer who passed away. I'm just a beginner, so when I have >> needed program updates, I hired a programmer to do the work, and you know >> who you are on this list ;-).) >> >> I recently got an order for 30 copies of the software. >> >> The method of loading the program onto the Palm has been to download a >> zipfile from the web, running it on windows (which extracts a prc file), >> then hot-synching. They say this is unacceptable to them, and I don't blame >> them. >> >> Would it work if I copied the prc file onto a CD and send to the customer? >> Or if I set up a URL with the PRC file to download DIRECTLY into their Palm >> devices? Can anyone see issues with this? I have never loaded this software >> in any way other than a hotsynch. >> >> Thanks! >> >> Dina Aronson >> >> >> >> > -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
