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http://palminfocenter.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=20838
(Why do some people say you can kill two birds with one stone when it's hard enough killing one bird with two stones?)
RE: PDA Prizefight
Prizefight: Graffiti 2 loses handily!
If PPC can offer Block Recognizer, why did Palm get rid of the original Graffiti?
RE: Prizefight: Graffiti 2 loses handily!
Cheers!!
RE: Prizefight: Graffiti 2 loses handily!
Cheers!!
RE: Prizefight: Graffiti 2 loses handily!
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RE: Prizefight: Graffiti 2 loses handily!
You can go and *buy* Decuma for a PalmOS device (most CLIEs have it included), but it will take up a portion of your screen (even on the T3 -- it doesn't replace the DIA, it rides on *top* of it!).
There is also MyScript and the forthcoming cursive HWR that debuted at PalmSource, as well as TealScript.
RE: Prizefight: Graffiti 2 loses handily!
RE: Prizefight: Graffiti 2 loses handily!
Xerox distanced themselves from the Whitaker system early in the case because Whitaker was first.
And logic dictates what?
Where's the Reviews?
What ever happened to Pepper...?
Doug
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What's in YOUR pocket?
AppLock
go get it !!!!!!!
RE: AppLock
JLM.
RE: AppLock
1. When entering the password, it displays in clear text. They should add the option of masking the entry with Asterisks or something.
2. Provide a larg-button "PinPad" for password entry. This is my biggest pet-peeve with ANY applicationo that prompts the user for a password. I don't always need or want to enter with the stylus, so the availability of some sort of keypad entry is essential.
3. This may be very minor, but if you exit or cancel out of the password entry screen, the app you are launching flashes on thes screen momentarily. It's REALLY fast, but potentially, an unauthorized user could conceivably "see" protected data.
This looks like the start of a potentially excellent program.
One little side tip: If you are a Palm Tungsten T3 owner, you can download a new Palm security app (accessible through Preferences.) It doesn't let you password-protect specific apps like AppLock, but it DOES let you set a global system lock that will lock either at user-definable times, after a user-selectable inactivity duration, or upon power off. It's pretty slick. Go to PalmOne.com and go to the support section for the T3. (May be available for other models--I don't know.)
RE: AppLock
alan
Alan B.
RE: AppLock
JLM.
MP3 Ringtones
David Blumberg
http://artists.primetones.com/blummy - 3G Ringtones (MP3 Ringers)
Mp3 Ringtones, MP3 Artists, Graphics and FUN
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