Truth to tell, Alli, I've been beginning to wonder about the "more harm 
than good" part. I've removed the lock on a few things and darned if 
it's not working better. Not better enough to make my question go away, 
but better.

Alli wrote:
> RLock has pretty much outlived its usefulness. Most of the larger apps, 
> such as TakePhone, ZLauncher, Butler, and Datebk all selflock. I'm not 
> sure if locking them with another application does more harm than good 
> or is completely irrelelvant. (Not sure about Jot.)
>
> john.messeder wrote:
>   
>> I'd like to see a little more about this. Specifically, I have 
>> reconstructed my 680 3-4 times, and still am plagued with excessive 
>> delays and lockups. One thing that has been niggling at me for a bit is 
>> use of RLock:
>> If RLock locks an application in memory, in which order do I install 
>> stuff so it will work best. My mental problem is that if, for instance, 
>> I install and run TakePhone, then run RLock, doesn't the latter cause 
>> some part of the former to be replaced before the lock is installed?
>> And how does that relate to then wanting to lock Butler and Datebook6 
>> and Jot, etc.
>> Is there a best way (I'm sure there is; I just haven't figured it out 
>> yet) to install the core applications, which for me are:
>> zLauncher
>> TakePhone
>> Datebook6
>> Jot
>> Butler
>>
>> I have several other programs I use often, but they can load and unload 
>> as needed -- e.g. pEditPro Pocket Quicken, Messaging, eReaderPro, and 
>> BeJeweled -- rather than be expected to monitor and react to what may 
>> occur while the Treo is in its holster (incoming calls, alarms, etc.).
>>
>> If there is some particular place I should be able to find this info, 
>> someone please point me there. The most aggravating thing is when I pull 
>> the 680 from its holster, then have to wait a seemingly interminable 
>> time for it to decide it wants to do as I wish.
>>     
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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