Hi,
I actually always use the SDK documentation available from the unit
manufacturer or OS Vendor. It usually comes cheap and plentiful!
Since I started off with OnBoardC, my very first "course lookup book" was
the OnboardC Cookbook in Version 0.6. 
And well since then I am writing my own apps freely...
Best Regards
Tam Hanna
Adrian Regimbald wrote:

I have both references and I find them both very useful. My
recommendation would be to get both of them. There are some
differences between the two, and depending on the circumstances, one
is more appropriate than the other. I usually prefer to use "Palm OS
Programming The Developer's Guide" (POSPTDG) as my 1st choice for a
reference, because it seems to be targeted at a more advanced
audience, so it gets to the point quicker. On the other hand, "Palm OS
Programming Bible" (POSPB) covers OS 5, where POSPTDG only covers up
to OS 4, also, because of the OS 5 coverage, POSPB covers some topics
such as wireless connectivity and navigation wheels which aren't
available with OS 4. My overall impression is that I prefer POSPTDG
for core Palm programming issues, but that I reference POSPB for the
newer features, and also for a second point of view from time to time.

Adrien.

Friday, November 26, 2004, 10:26:50 AM, you wrote:

RC> Sebastian,

RC> I don't know. Haven't read the O'Reilly book. Can anyone else compare or
RC> recommend between the two?

RC> Ralph

RC> "Sebastian Noack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
RC> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Hey Ralph,
>>
>> I wanna order a book about Developing PalmOS too. Because I think it's a
RC> fine thing to have something on paper. Is "The Palm OS Programming
Bible"
RC> superior to "Palm OS Programming" from o'reilly?


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