one more time I have to ask this. If there is no way to read out the number
on the back, how come the launcher Info(Version) brings this number on the
display
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Dennis Koerner wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]...
is there any other way to find a number in every palm that makes it
unique???
Not really. The information that most meets this critera are the
user name ID. They may not be unique, but they are unlikely
to change for any one user and it
is there any other way to find a number in every palm that makes it
unique???
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Brian Mathis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
hi,
I've used a launcher(MegaLauncher) and he could do it, he read out the
number written on the back, should be possible
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Dennis Koerner wrote:
is there any other way to find a number in every palm that makes it
unique???
No. You can scheme up some things to make it exceedingly unlikely for
two palms to produce the same ID, but there is no 100% absolute guarantee.
The serial number is a good choice for most
hi,
each Palm has a unique number on its back. Some call it Serial number, some
call it Hardware ID, I don't know what you might call it, and acctually I
don't care.
My problem is, that I have to find this number to write it into a TextField.
This is important to know, from who the sent message
Dennis Koerner wrote:
one more time I have to ask this. If there is no way to read out the number
on the back, how come the launcher Info(Version) brings this number on the
display
It can't in all cases. You happen to have a FLASHable device where the serial
number in the FLASH memory
one more time I have to ask this. If there is no way to read out the number
on the back, how come the launcher Info(Version) brings this number on the
display
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Dennis Koerner
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Hi,
YES, you can read out the number on the back of the Palm ! This is the
ROM-Serial-Number of the unit.
Use: SysGetROMToken
... Collin
PS: please RTFM
At 15:18 05.08.00 +0100, you wrote:
one more time I have to ask this. If there is no way to read out the number
on the back, how come
At 3:18 PM +0100 2000/08/05, Dennis Koerner wrote:
one more time I have to ask this. If there is no way to read out the number
on the back, how come the launcher Info(Version) brings this number on the
display
The serial number in ROM (available via SysGetROMToken) is NOT guaranteed to match
Hi,
but if you just need a "number" for identiying a Palm device (a Palm Inc.
device) the ROMToken is ok (except for commercial stuff like buy stuff or
stock trading). For the person who posted the question, the ROMToken is fine.
... Collin (www.palmosdeveloper.com)
At 10:38 05.08.00 -0700,
hi,
I've used a launcher(MegaLauncher) and he could do it, he read out the
number written on the back, should be possible
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Dennis Koerner
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http://www.fos-web.de
is there any other way to find a number in every palm that makes it
unique???
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Dennis Koerner
Freak-Out-Squad
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http://www.fos-web.de
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Brian Mathis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ubject: Re: Findung the Hardware ID
is there any other way to find a number in every palm that makes it
unique???
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Dennis Koerner
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http://www.fos-web.de
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Br
Dennis Koerner wrote:
is there any other way to find a number in every palm that makes it
unique???
No. You can scheme up some things to make it exceedingly unlikely for
two palms to produce the same ID, but there is no 100% absolute guarantee.
The serial number is a good choice for most
Dennis Koerner wrote in message 19652@palm-dev-forum...
is there any other way to find a number in every palm that makes it
unique???
Not really. The information that most meets this critera are the
user name ID. They may not be unique, but they are unlikely
to change for any one user and
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Subject: Re: Findung the Hardware ID
Dennis Koerner wrote in message 19652@palm-dev-forum...
is there any other way to find a number in every palm that makes it
unique???
Not really. The information that most meets this critera are the
user name ID. They may not be unique
hi,
each Palm has a unique number on its back. Some call it Serial number, some
call it Hardware ID, I don't know what you might call it, and acctually I
don't care.
My problem is, that I have to find this number to write it into a TextField.
This is important to know, from who the sent message
Dennis Koerner wrote:
hi,
each Palm has a unique number on its back. Some call it Serial number, some
call it Hardware ID, I don't know what you might call it, and acctually I
don't care.
My problem is, that I have to find this number to write it into a TextField.
This is important to
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