"Pilot Pogrammer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When I scheduled an alarm and the alarm activates, there is an applicaiton
> or notification that is displayed. In this notification you can press either
> the "OK button" or the "Snooze button". This app is a Palm OS built in
> application. This is not the same as the AlmSetAlarm() defined function. How
> can I use the SysUIAppSwitch to call this built in notification
> application??
There is no separate notification application. That screen with the
"OK" and "Snooze" buttons is part of the built-in Date Book app. Here's
an experiment you might find enlightening: download and install
BigClock (it's freeware), then set one of its alarms, and watch what
you get on the screen (hint: it won't be that familiar screen with the
"OK" and "Snooze" buttons, even though both Date Book and BigClock are
using the same AlmSetAlarm function).
You might also want to study the Date Book source code that's part of
the SDK. Look at how it handles the launch codes
sysAppLaunchCmdAlarmTriggered and sysAppLaunchCmdDisplayAlarm.
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Roger Chaplin
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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