> > Did you try StyleTap yet? It claims to do exactly what you're > asking. It can take "Any(tm)" PalmOS application and run it natively > on PocketPC devices.
That'll be next on my list, remains to be seen how fast/convenient it is - I've found that many (even native CE) apps don't interact very well with my Neonode's input system - unfortunately sweeping up the screen is the command for opening the main menu or keyboard (depending where you do it) - and that's just what I want to do to scroll the document - also things like file>open dialogs don't work all that well since the screen is to small to display them properly... It's not really the phone's fault - it wasn't intended for people to run native CE apps, it just so happens that it's a custom shell on top of CE so some people have a go all the same ;o) > Plucker doesn't do anything at all with stylesheets (nor does > JPluck or Sunrise). Oh, OK - I did recall a setting in Sunrise to apply custom stylesheets, but I've not used it since my Treo600 got smashed up so I could be wrong... > > > then use the 'explode tool' to extract them into a folder containing > > just images and HTML, and upload that to my phone for reading :o) > > So you'd have a directory of flat html and images again? Why > not just browse the original site from your phone directly instead? > Ah, this is where regional differences show up big time!! :o) I'm from the UK where our mobile data is served up by GPRS which costs between �3 and �1 per MB - yes you read it right!! Imagine having to pay around $5 for a single megabyte!! There's that, plus two other factors: firstly I do most of my reading on the Underground (Metro) so no GPRS connectivity there, and secondly, the image resizing saves a fair bit of space...(I imagine!) I'm trying to get my head around Sitescooper as an alternative, but it's all Perl and text/config files - what a pallaver! ;o) Sunrise was just so easy (I do miss my Treo!) _______________________________________________ plucker-list mailing list [email protected] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-list
