--- I wrote: > > What do you mean by "external"? --- Thomas Ward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I mean not created or formatted by my application. So that > a user could view images through my application that he > already has on his handheld.
This leaves out details necessary to answer the question. Do you want to allow users of your app to view *any* images they have on their handheld? If so, this is a difficult problem because you have no control over how those images are stored on the handheld. Palm Powered devices do not enforce any particular structure on the contents of a database -- it is simply a collection of records, each record can contain up to about 64K bytes, and the bytes can be anything you want to put there. So the images that a person has on their handheld might be stored as 'Tbmp' resources, or any other format the author chose. If, OTOH, you mean you want your users to be able to view all images that have been stored on the handheld by a specific program, or in a specific format, then it might be possible to give you some help. --- I wrote: > > So, you aren't asking a development question; you are > > just looking for somebody else's app to do just what you want? --- Thomas Ward wrote: > It seems like a perfectly legitimate development question > to me. Regardless of whether or not you consider it to be a development question, the answer I gave is correct: search for "view picture" at PalmGear or Handango and you will find apps that display pictures. Whether or not they do just what you want, I don't know. > If a question doesn't meet your personal standards, Joe, you > don't have to reply to it. I answered the question because I had information that I thought would help you. Apparently, I was mistaken. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Games - play chess, backgammon, pool and more http://games.yahoo.com/ -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
