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RE: ???? whatz up
-Pepper
I love my Palm . . . do you?
RE: ???? whatz up
Do you see this a question marks on the end or periods?
"the Palm? Tungsten?"
May the Palm os be with you
RE: ???? whatz up
RE: ???? whatz up
Right click (what whatever that it is you need to do to get that menu on Mac) any empty area of the web page and select Encoding. Then choose Western European (Windows). This should fix your problem if your OS is Westerm European based. Others, like me, who run Asian language version of OS, can select Unicode (UTF-8) instead.
RE: ???? whatz up
fireball
[url=http://www.cliesource.com]ClieSource[/url]
RE: ???? whatz up
To PalmpilotUpgrade.com:
Get workin! ;-)
-JWH
32 MB upgrades!
http://www.palminfocenter.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12036
In theory this upgrade should be applicable to all DragonBall VZ™-based units. Thus does anyone know if this can be done on a Treo 300, and where one would go to do it?
Thanx
PalmSource to contribute to open-source community!
quote:
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Q: Does this mean you are looking to contribute to the open source communities and their standards groups?
"I certainly would consider it and there are some candidates that are being talked about. Some of them we do already. For example, the PIM code is released to developers today and a lot of third party products are based on open source availability of that code. In that sense, I'd say we are already a part of the open source community. Where we have the opportunity to that, we will do more of that. It reduces expense to us and gets more people working on a problem in a shorter period of time."
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Of course, he dispels any notion of PalmSource going the way of Redhat in the following question. But I think this is telling b/c he explicitly states that he believes all the phones in the future will have an open operating system, thus implicitly saying the future will NOT by Symbian or M$ smartphone! I guess Nagel sees PalmSource's major competition in the future as Linux and not the aforementioned. (Also, perhaps this is why Motorola chose linux as it major future platform as well.) I think it's extremely telling IMHO that Nagel sees linux or some other kind of open-source code (PalmOS variant) being the future of the massive mobile handset industry! Any thoughts?
RE: PalmSource to contribute to open-source community!
Much of the source for the PIM applications has been available to developers for a long time. They aren't anything that fancy anyhow. Also, the source for the OS is available to their licensees, so I think PalmSource correctly sees that as an "open" way to work with them.
Open-source is a somewhat over-rated buzzword anyhow. If PalmSource went completely "open-source" today (if they even could), I think it'd be more of a mess than a positive thing.
The Palm Business Book
I'd really like to get my hands on this book, but the lack of continuity of the URL is frustrating my efforts.
Mike Lohsl
Palm & Pocket PC Advisor
RE: The Palm Business Book
http://www.palmplanning.com/palmbook/
Hope that works better for you.
LB
Excellent PDF Viewer for T|T
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