Once again ... Unless you are 100% sure that you have no
PalmOS enhancement programs (formerly called "hacks" on
PalmOS4) or programs running in the background on your
device, then the method you specify is _not_ a reliable
method for finding the source of the crash.  That dial
sequence in the Phone screen only shows you the name
of the foreground application that was running at the
time of the crash.  If a background program or PalmOS
enhancement misbehaved and actually caused the crash,
this Phone screen method _will not_ show that.

---
Michael


Vishal Sheth wrote:
> to know what caused the crash, on your dial pad, dial #*377 calling 
> button or green button. You'll know the application.
> I don't think transfer of songs should be the issue.
>
> Vishal
> -----------------------
> Sent from my Treo(r) smartphone
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "Dr. Evan Boris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Sunday, Dec 2, 2007 6:34 am
> Subject: [Treo] TCPMP & pTunes Problem
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [email protected]
>
>
>
> Help! Everytime I try to open TCPMP or pTunes, my Treo 755p reboots.
> Is it having trouble getting files from the card? This never happened
> before. I recently transferred my pictures from internal memory to the
> SD card. Could that be it? Any suggestions? Thanks!
>

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