umm, do we really need to ask this or do we already know the answer? -----Original Message-----
From: "Don Ferguson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subj: RE: [Treo] Re: Wow! Date: Tue May 15, 2007 8:32 pm Size: 2K To: <[email protected]> Yeah, but . . . he shouldn't have to. A utility like this should have been tested enough to NOT (ever) remove the default web browser from the Pref's screen, and NOT to leave behind a file that I can't figure out how to delete (actually, I can, but most people couldn't and I shouldn't have to)!! OTOH, that same site, whether represented officially or unofficially by Jose, has a tool called SkinUI which I like, which I will probably buy, and which Palm should implement!! The Tiger UI is particularly pleasant. Jose, you should explicitly tell us right now whether you're just a happy user of their stuff, or represent them in some way. Craig, I assume I have to do a warm reset to get Filez to delete the damned residual file that Uncache shouldn't have left behind. . . . time passes . . . Yes, warm reset allowed Filez to delete the file. Web is once again the default web browser, and links again work in Versamail. Even on this list, I doubt a majority of people would have known how to do that. Developers, like my kids, should clean up after themselves better. . . Cheers, Don -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alli Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 3:18 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Treo] Re: Wow! If you can access your backup program, (depending on which backup program you use), do a backup of *only* your contacts and calendar. Then restore from before the fuss...then restore the recent contacts/calendar db. Problem solved. Craig Froehle wrote: > Um, "wahoo," because during the duration between my nightly backup > (4am) and the time the problem occurred (late yesterday evening), I > had added half a dozen appointments and several phone numbers and I > can't afford those to be wiped out. I consider a hard reset+restore > to be a last resort if nothing else works. And frankly, while having > a broken default browser setting is highly annoying, it's not nearly > as mission-critical as, say, losing my addresses and calendar data. Yahoo! Groups Links
