> From: Paul Nevai [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> #
> [Segment 1] __must__ contain [...] any code that is executed
> when PilotMain() receives a launch command other than
> sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch.
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> > From: Richard Hartman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Are there any other events that you should always return "false" for?
>
> In 3.5, the menuCmdBarOpen event. This is the event sent when the user does
> the Graffiti shortcut stroke. If you return true, the command bar won't
> appear.
f
See the PilotMag IDE of Petar Kapetanovic ...
http://members.tripod.com/pericak/
I'm using it since about height month...
Laurent Dutour
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> I am trying to figure what the best "environment" set up is that people
are
>
Or you could check out Visual Form Designer
http://www.vfdide.com/
That's what i'm using.
Jimmy
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From: Laurent Dutour [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 5. marts 2000 10:39
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Optimal environment for using GNU tools
See the PilotMag
My problem is simply that my Palm III contrast wheel is broken; however,
as I'm a programmer I would like to solve the hardware problem with
clever software. :)
My question is - can I do this? Palm V has a software contrast setting
that replaces the need for a wheel, but can I hack the III to beh
Hello folks,
I've been doing some testing with my app and POSE ( running a Palm V with
various of memory settings (from 2048 - 8192 k). And after drawing a CharPtr
on screen using WinDrawChars(...) it says "...has just read directly from am
unallocated chunk of memory." But the memory handle, the
> When using a real device ( a PalmV 2048 k) it works w/o any problems. Still,
> should I be worrying about the POSE problem?
Yes, you should worry about errors that Poser reports. One of the whole points
of Poser is that it performs error checking that either isn't done or can't be
done on a
Hi Guys:
This is from SDK 3.5. Is this "bug" still valid in CW6? Thanks! Paul
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* File: DateGlobals.c
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* Description:
* Because of a bug in Metrowerks, we must compile the globals separately with
* PC-r
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On Sun, 5 Mar 2000 03:11:37 -0800, you said:
>
> Yes, you should worry about errors that Poser reports. One of the whole points
> of Poser is that it performs error checking that either isn't done or can't be
> done on a real device. So if you don't see the same error messa
Has anyone successfully created a bitmap family with the newest Constructor
(1.5b5)?
I have nothing but troubles with it.
- I created a new bitmap family and set the width and height. When I add a
new family member and
click on the "Create" button, Constructor always creates a default 16x16
bitmap
I created an Application Icon family with some limited success.
Regardless of the Family size the bitmaps default to 16, you must
change them manually with the menu selection "Resize bitmap"
The family had an ID of 1000 and the first 1 bit member I created
also had an ID of 1000, The next member
I've played around with PAR and it's pretty cool as a basic utility that you
could build onto. My question is, has anybody used it to do anything more
that go to a DOS screen in Windows and pick apart pdb files. At some point
I want to be able to write a program that takes a comma delimited file
Here is the link to PAR (version 00.03)
http://www.djw.org/product/palm/par/
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Hartman
Sent: Friday, March 03, 2000 8:21 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: PDB desktop reader?
There is one call
Hi everyone !
Okay, by now we all know that while some folks are having no problem with the
Windows Constructor, there are some who are definitely suffering.
Due to the differences in the various WIndows flavors we've goofed up in a few
areas...
- from what I have come to gather, its mostly
> Hi everyone !
heya all :))
> Okay, by now we all know that while some folks are having no problem with the
> Windows Constructor, there are some who are definitely suffering.
> Thanks for being patient while we try to solve this.
ok guys.. james lee has told me he has successfully
Can there be particular reasons so that an application takes much time before leaving?
For my part, I closed the database, released the pointers, closed all forms ...
What to make moreover?
What makes the OS exactly?
Thanks.
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Looking at the cradle and counting the pins from left to right, pin #9 is
the hot pin and pin #10 is the ground. Hope that helps.
Christopher Sink
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Thanks!
Sandra Rosenzweig
Technology Editor
California Lawyer
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Christopher B. Sink
Sent: Sun, March 05, 2000 8:37 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: IIIc charge pins again
Looking at the cradle and c
I just switched from 16 bit color to the 24 bit color on my Win 98 machine
and the color swapping problem vanished.
Regards
Bozidar
> I created an Application Icon family with some limited success.
>
> Regardless of the Family size the bitmaps default to 16, you must
> change them manually with
i tried this with the 3x, and it doesnt work :(
i too thought it would make a great hack in the 3 series. however that
functionality only exists in the units that already do it.
:P
Jouni Mannonen wrote:
>
> My problem is simply that my Palm III contrast wheel is broken; however,
> as I'm a pr
Yes that does seem to work unfortunately I don't have enough video memory on
my Notebook computer to handle this color depth at a useable resolution.
This should really help Vivek recreate and debug the problem though. I got
tired of trying different solutions I am glad you kept plugging away ;-)
There is no hardware support for s/w driven contract control on the Palm III series.
The DACs are just not there. Time to heat up
the sodering iron!
Steve
Jouni Mannonen wrote:
> My problem is simply that my Palm III contrast wheel is broken; however,
> as I'm a programmer I would like to so
Neil asked:
>Is it possible to connect a Symbol SPT1740 with an Apple Airport base
>station? They both use IEEE 802.11 with DSSS.
I was at a Symbol update meeting recently where it was stated in response
to a question (by me, as it turns out) that the answer to this question
is "Yes", but of
I am running NT and get some different errors. I edited an existing bitmap and saved
it, while linking I get "Link Error #32,
Unknown OpCode 0x9900 in PICT 1. Compilation Halted". Also, I still get 100% CPU
usage in the Constructor in certain conditions,
e.g. just open the About dialog (or whi
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> Can there be particular reasons so that an application takes much time before
>leaving?
> For my part, I closed the database, released the pointers, closed all forms ...
Database closing can take a while of you have several hundred records opened.
Steve
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For
I am writing a hack that not enable in hackmaster. during the hack
is enabled, how can I protect the perference if user want to delete the
hack?? for the hack, I think just set the prc to be protected, but how
for the preference? I found that once user try to delete the prc, but
fail due to
The current production versions of the 1740 don't use DSSS (I believe).
But if you can get it work, let us all know!
Roger Stringer
Marietta Systems, Inc.
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>Subject: Symbol SPT1740 and Airport?
>From: "Neil Rhodes" <[EMAIL PR
Paul Dugas wrote:
>From the 3.0 source, I find there is no event associated
>with tapping the (i). Instead the form code appears to
>trap the pen events and directly calls FrmHelp(). I'll do
>something similar in my application to satisfy the customer
>but I'm wondering if it would be more consi
At 10:59 PM -0500 2000/03/04, D. DeVecchio wrote:
> > IMPORTANT: Because the procP pointer is used to directly
> > call the procedure, the pointer must remain valid from the time
> > AlmSetProcAlarm is called to the time the alarm is triggered.
>
>Will a pointer to a function in my program be vali
I would like to trap when a user clicks away from an application using one
of the buttons on the device. The same question applies to a power off/on
event.
Sorry if this is a knowledge base question, but I am away from a browser at
the moment and I can't find the answer in the Adobe docs.
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Didn't work for me either (reported in an earlier post). Guess we have to
wait till Monday when everyone's back to work...
Regards
horace
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From: Bozidar Benc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Palm Developer Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 2000 Mar 05 Sun 05:48am
Subject: RE: Ne
> From: David Fedor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Just posted in the 3.5 software seeding area
> This includes two important items in particular:
> - a newer linker which fixes the "BDWM" problem
In this latest release (and the previous one) I consistently get this error
message when building my
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