>From an old MetroPUG (www.metropug.org) poll (sorry for the lack of
formatting):
Palm Pro and earlier, 1, 1.67 %
B&W Palm III or IBM series, 11, 18.33 %
Palm IIIc, 7, 11.67 %
Palm V or IBM c3, 3, 5.00 %
Palm Vx, 14, 23.33 %
Palm VII, 3, 5.00 %
Visor, 19, 31.67 %
TRGpro, 2, 3.33 %
Symbol, 0, 0 %
Other, 0, 0 %
TOTAL, 60, 100.00 %
Of course user groups tend to be power users so it's not surprising only 1
reported using a Palm Pro and earlier.
My baseline is OS 3.0. For my own product, I've had only 1 inquiry to
support OS 2.0. There's no way of determining how many people ignored my
product because I didn't support OS 2.0, but based on this data, I don't
think it was a significant number.
Regards,
Michael Yam
www.ytechnology.com
Andy Black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> Hi,
>
> I was interested in knowing which PalmOS version people are making their
> programs for. I am in the process of writing a program and I want to use
> some functions that are only in OS 3.1 and higher. However, if there are a
> fair number of people still using OS 2.0, I want them to be able to use my
> program also. What does everyone think? Is it worth worrying about OS 2.0
> compatability??
>
> Thanks,
>
> Andy
>
> --
> Andy Black
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.SpazTheCat.com
>
> Unix is user friendly. It is just picky about who its friends are.
>
>
>
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