I think this is the "hack" I have read about on 1src.
It would be interesting to know how compatible it is.
Regards,
Thomas Omilian
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Michal Seliga wrote:
Erico Franco wrote:
Michal Seliga wrote:
but as far as i know sony clie users have some hack which allows them
to use
applications written only for PalmOne API (application Landscape for
Sony Clie).
This is interesting, do you know the name/link for this hack?
http
Erico Franco wrote:
> Michal Seliga wrote:
>
>>
>> but as far as i know sony clie users have some hack which allows them
>> to use
>> applications written only for PalmOne API (application Landscape for
>> Sony Clie).
>>
>
> This is interesting, do you know the name/link for this hack?
http://ww
Michal Seliga wrote:
but as far as i know sony clie users have some hack which allows them to use
applications written only for PalmOne API (application Landscape for Sony Clie).
This is interesting, do you know the name/link for this hack?
For Mr. Regis Daniel (who started this thread) if
Benoit Cerrina wrote:
> Thomas Omilian wrote:
> That would depend on your target population, you may not necessarily be
> able to ignore
> the sony users who are numerous.
but as far as i know sony clie users have some hack which allows them to use
applications written only for PalmOne API (appli
Thomas Omilian wrote:
Hi,
SNIP
I took most information out of the palmsource examples and
do it my own way, so you learn more about the dia and those
backgrounds. Once implemented you can reuse your source.
Surely it is not compatible with sony or handera but sorry
that is _not_ my prob
Hi,
I've dealed with that problem the last two weeks.
I must say, that palmresize was missing the feature
of updating the mainform in the background while a
dialog is in front, as the implemented applications
mostly do. This leads to an empty space on the screen
when you let the user deal with the
I can also add that palmresize license is BSD which can be compatible
with a commercial app as it does not
force you to redistribute any source code change.
Best regards
Benoit Cerrina
Ton van Overbeek wrote:
On 2005-08-24, Régis Daniel de Oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi forum!
Ac
This can be a pain due to all the different APIs available for this for
all the devices out there (mostly because palmsource was late
incorporating support for it in the OS).
I very strongly recommend using palmresize
http://sourceforge.net/projects/palmresize. It simplified things a lot
for
On 2005-08-24, Régis Daniel de Oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi forum!
>
> Actually I develop apps to PalmOS plataform using CodeWarrion 9.3. I always
> developed applications that runs on standart screens (160x160, 320x320),
> and now, i want do develop an app that will work on palms that
Hi forum!
Actually I develop apps to PalmOS plataform using CodeWarrion 9.3. I always
developed applications that runs on standart screens (160x160, 320x320), and
now, i want do develop an app that will work on palms that have 320x480
screens.
When my actual apps runs on devices that have 320
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