On 4/14/07, Wallach, Levi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm just a little nervous about relying on one company, probably > not a very big one, for all this data.
Ah, there's the beauty of this. ClearSync uses the default Calendar and Contacts databases on the Palm to store its data, but appends those data with a secondary database to store ClearSync-specific stuff (e.g., owner, shared data from others, multi-category assignments, etc.). All the standard Calendar and Contact data are left intact and usable through the base apps even if you delete ClearSync from the Treo. > What would be really nice would be to have some open-standard > calendaring format - xml-based, I guess - which could be read by > whatever readers anyone chose to develop. Yes, yes, I've been waiting nearly a decade for that myself. I stopped holding my breath and am just using the best in class until a true standard PIM format emerges (if it ever does).
