it doesn't have a removeable battery.
has anyone experienced something similar to this?
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thanks for the input guys.
I think what I'm going to do is completely uninstall all of the newer palm
software and replace it with the older one.
and wait about 2 weeks for the battery to completely die and erase the memory.
Hopefully this works.
you guys think 2 weeks is long enough? (after
So i've been using this new palm pilot (i actually forget the model) but it was
using Palm OS 5. and I've been syncing it with no problems. I then got rid of
the Palm pilot, but got my hands on an older Palm Vx. I think it uses palm OS
3 or something. I then decided that I wanted all of the
just wondering how much you guys charge for contract work.
It's a fairly small simple application that I think should take about a week to
finish. Thanks.
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Hello Mishael,
I have CDK 4.03, CDK 6.0.1, as well as the HotSync Manager 4.1.0 that
came with Palm desktop all installed on my machine, and am able to use
all 3 of them. Simply closing the previous one and starting up a new
one seems to work fine for me. Occasionally I have to tweak some
I was wondering what your experiences were...
did you like/hate it?
what are some the benefits or fallbacks to using it?
I'm probably gonna give it a try since i heard it's easy and codewarrior is
discontinued now.
Thanks!
mishael
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yes I use HB++. It is a great programming tool. You can build apps quickly
and you have the entire Palm API available to you. Support though their
forum is the best. They give you helpful pointer, code snippets and some
real good samples to learn from. The eval version is free and it never
It starts detecting and blocking worm intrusion attempts ever second when the
emulator is running. any ideas? is this common?
thanks,
mishael
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anyone else have this problem? What can I do? I think the hotsync manager in
the CDK is taking over the hotsync manager that was installed with palm desktop.
thanks in advance
mishael
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I've been recently using the trial version of code warrior, expecting to
purchase the licensing when my application got too big, but now I can't
apparently. I'm on a deadline, and don't really want to mess with the other
development tools due to the learning curve and time restraints. Anyone
thanks for that conversation guys. haha.
exactly what I was looking for and it definately cleared up my confusion.
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... or once you set it... it never changes unless you change it in code?
THANKS.
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in the code below, i am just initializing 2 different boolean variables into
the memory (trying to at least).
do i just increment the recIndex by 1? (ie recIndex++) or does DmNewRecord take
care of creating different memory allocations. I'm just worried that the
second DmSet() will overwrite
//authenticatedH is created and set to false
recIndex = 2;
authenticatedH = DmNewRecord(gDB, recIndex, recSize);
if (authenticatedH)
{ recP = MemHandleLock(authenticatedH);
DmSet(recP,0,1,false);
MemHandleUnlock(authenticatedH);
DmReleaseRecord(gDB, recIndex, true); }
//authenticatedH is set to
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