It's very simple. When you install something it usually goes into the
Palm Quick Install Program's queue. If that program doesn't come up,
you can access it via the Palm Group in your Start Menu (assuming you
have Windows). Three should be two sections where programs are listed
that will be installed. The upper one is "Handheld" which means the
internal memory, and the lower level should say "Expansion Card." By
default, programs get installed to the upper area so should be listed
there, but you can just drag any of them down to the lower one so that
they will go directly to your expansion card. You can also copy or move
programs from the internal memory to a card once they are on your Treo
either with the Treo's default launcher or most 3rd-party launchers.
There are also apps like PowerRun which are meant specifically for
optimizing performance of programs on the card so that they run as if
they are in internal memory...
Levi Wallach
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Nancy Tice
> Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 10:36 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [Treo] installing programs
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> No answer about how to get programs to install on the card
> vs. the main memory? I realize it's a simple question but I
> don't want to start installing something like Harrisons and
> choke the palm. I'm used to pocket pc with the choice.
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