I've an odd problem. I'm building my own .pdb files (and have been for years, without problems). I'm now porting the pdb-builder to another language and have run into something weird. If I drop the built .pdb file onto the Emulator, it loads fine and I can use it without problem in the creating application. However, if I double-click it (on a Mac) to install it, the HotSync Manager displays a dialog saying "This file does not appear to be a valid Palm file." If I use the "Add to List" button to navigate to the .pdb file, it's not even shown in the list of possible files! That means to me that there's some relatively inexpensive check that the HotSync Manager is doing that the Emulator doesn't do. If I drop the .pdb into the "Files to install" folder and attempt a HotSync, I get a failure in the log with the 4114 error. Before I get into the pain of step-by-step comparison of the two programs and their output, does anyone know what check the HotSync Manager might be doing, and therefore what area I may be incorrectly writing? Thanks! Lee -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
