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Date:         Tue, 31 Jul 2001 23:03:25 -0500
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Subject:      Re: Weird dbcheck errors
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On Tue, 31 Jul 2001 12:38:40 -0500 Theodore Heise wrote:
>Yesterday I got error messages for four of my seven databases about
>non-contiguous blocks.  I set about trying to clean up the databases.
>
>I ran dbcheck with the /d switch and found no errors.  I then ran
>it without the /d switch and again found no errors.

Can I ask if when it reported errors, you had tried to check several
data files at a time? I had found that there was some memory
allocation problems that might cause false negatives if it's already
checked several databases in the same run. To know for sure, run
DBCHECK with only one file to check.

I've been working on a new version to reduce the memory needed, and it
might address this problem if that's indeed what it is.

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Date:         Tue, 31 Jul 2001 23:17:10 -0500
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Does anyone know if these cards Sundisk model SD-10 will work in the
100LX and 200LX.

Mike

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Barry wrote:
> I suspect that it was a ruse of some sort to get me to open a
> virus email.  But since it did contain appropriate quotes from
> this list I doubt if it was automated.  But who knows.

There are viruses that extract random information off private
documents and web caches etc.  Sircam even distributes your
private documents to random strangers whose addresses were
extracted e.g. from web caches.

> I always leave email protection running but auto-protect turned
> off.  But now that's changed.

Good idea.

+gg

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Date:         Wed, 1 Aug 2001 07:29:50 -0600
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The models Sandisk said will work are the SDP (will not work in the 95LX),
SDP5, SDPL5, and SDP5A series. They state that the SD series will not work,
as they are are not PCMCIA compatable.

-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Melancon İmailto:melancon@microgear.net¨
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 11:17 PM
To: HPLX-L@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU
Subject: Sundisk SD-10 flash cards


Does anyone know if these cards Sundisk model SD-10 will work in the
100LX and 200LX.

Mike

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On Tue, 31 Jul 2001, Curtis Cameron wrote:

> Can I ask if when it reported errors, you had tried to check several
> data files at a time?

Yes indeed.  I routinely run "dbcheck \_dat\*.?db" to check all seven
of my databases at one time.  Each time I've seen the sporadic error
message has been when batching.

Ted

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On Wed, 1 Aug 2001, Larry Castor wrote:

> Werner,
> >
> > I do check the email of my wife as well, but I use another
> >trick. If she gets an Email (which is not often) I am notified
> >by GMX about  the arrival of the email with a SMS (pager
> >service), but it could as . . .<
>
> No, I don't think Hotmail has a sms, but it does have forwarding-so
> maybe I could just forward any of her mail to another account that I
> can access.  Thanks for the idea.

Here's another idea for you.  With Verizon wireless I can set up a
filter to send an SMS to my StarTAC ST7868W phone anytime an e-mail
arrives.  It even shows up to 160 (?) characters of the Subject: header
on the phone.  If you have access to something like this, you could
set her Hotmail account to forward to your wireless account.

Ted

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Date:         Wed, 1 Aug 2001 09:04:03 -0500
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On Tue, 31 Jul 2001, loic wrote:

> Does somebody know where I could download the driver for a 200-LX DS. I am
> out of town on a business trip, and my LX crashed very badly today and I
> lost all my C drive content... of course I don't have the driver on my flash
> card ! Thanks !

If you're a customer of Times2Tech, you can have one e-mailed from this
link:

  http://www.times2tech.com/drivers.html

You should be able to get one from Thaddeus, if you got your upgrade
through them.

Ted

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Date:         Wed, 1 Aug 2001 18:27:31 +0200
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Hi Tony,

if explicit paths have to be set, but relative paths or paths without
drive letter shall be given, maybe the "truename" command of DOS can
help here? Or, since truename cannot store its output in a variable,
hwich is probably needed then, the batch extender strings.com has a
parameter "truename" which does the same as "truename" under DOS, but
stores the output in an environment variable.

I don't know if the config files can somehow use environment variables,
but if they can, the problem might be solved with strings.com.

GTX
daniel

On Wed, 1 Aug 2001 11:36:39 +1200, Tony Hutchins <th@PARADISE.NET.NZ> wrote:

> Stefan, me again, sorry - there is one exception I think. For
> HV to find a file outside the directory where HV.EXE is, the
> file must have a fully explicit path. So, for viewing an HTML
> attachment in POST/LX, with HV, the TmpDir in POST.CFG should
> be c:\tmp rather than \tmp or .\tmp. I, unfortunately
> generalised this to all directories<G>. Oh, yes and as
> ROBOWEB/LX uses HV for reading offline, the HTML links also
> need to be fully explicit - so I'd better still check HTMDir
> and OtherDir .. or just leave it up to the user. It's freeware
> after all :)
>

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In RWOUTBOX it is mentioned to have a line PostOnline=3Dsr.bat
under İSYSTEM¨.
But where is sr.bat ?
I can't find it in my copies of roboweb.
Have I to create it?
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Date:         Wed, 1 Aug 2001 17:23:48 -0500
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Subject:      Re: Tranderferring/Converting HP200LX Phonebook/Appointment to
              HP,Jornada 548, how??? Any utility for this???
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Robbert,

synching a 200LX with a Jornada can be done, but is a two step process
which involves a desktop PC and Microsoft Outlook:

- First use Curtis Cameron's excellent OL2LX software to synchronize
the 200LX contacts and appointments with Outlook.

- Then use ActiveSync to synchronize Outlook with any Windows CE
machine.

Tom
www.rundel.net/palmtop


On Tue, 24 Jul 2001 09:41:59 +0200, "Robbert J. van Herksen" <robbert@HERK=
SEN.COM> wrote:

 > Hi there,
 >
 > I still use my HP200LX every day, but have one HP Jornada, and I want =
to
 > transfer/translate my Phonebook and Appointments to the Jornada 548 =
Pocket
 > PC.
 >
 > Anyone having experience with this??
 >
 > Thanks for your help!!
 >
 > Robbert
 > Soesterberg, Netherlands
 >
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Date:         Thu, 2 Aug 2001 11:34:13 +1200
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Thu,  2 Aug 2001 08:22:54 +1200 (NZT)

Uli, it is written by ROBOWEB, and re-written each time ROBOWEB
runs.

- Tony

44m40s ago ...
On Wed,  1 Aug 2001 15:38:14 -0400, Ulrich Allen wrote:

> In RWOUTBOX it is mentioned to have a line PostOnline=sr.bat
> under İSYSTEM¨.  But where is sr.bat ?  I can't find it
> in my copies of roboweb.  Have I to create it?  Uli
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Thu,  2 Aug 2001 08:30:17 +1200 (NZT)

Daniel, I do really like the strings.com you mention. I have
.bat files for many applications in my DOS path, so
applications run well from anywhere, from the command line.

They all look like this:

c:\bin\strings.com xxx=truename %1
a:\hv\hv %xxx%
set xxx=

Daniel! Yup it works on directories too - even with a trailing
"\" !

I think this would work, for RWEBDIR.SCR. Doesn't even need
strings.com (it is hard to get an environment variable back
into a script). I started writing this thinking I may be able
to use strings.com, but it seems old "truename" will do.

Just copy everything between the "-------" into a new
RWEBDIR.SCR. I even tested it<G>. It displays a ">" during
startup each time it finds it had to modify a directory.

---------------
= ~dirval $a1
= it $a1
t upper
= a1 $it
if (= 0) fin
if (= none) fin
if (!= ) dstart
= it .\\
:dstart
; Daniel Hertrich 1-Aug-2001
! truename $it > truename.xxx
file r truename.xxx
get
get
file c
if (= $a1) trails
e >
:trails
= ~dirval $it
if (!found \\) dadd
= at $it
t beginning \\
= bt $it
= it #at
t decap #bt
if (= \\) fin
:dadd
= ~dirval #~dirval\\
:fin
= it #~dirval
if (found :) ok
= error $a2=$a1 has no drive: İexamine truename.xxx¨
x
:ok
-----------------

Daniel - many thanks! The bonus is everybody has "truename",
and it simplifies the docs, and I don't have to think about
the different directories! :)

Any more ideas like this stroke of genius are greatly
appreciated - you found the total solution.

However, at POST/LX level, if someone has a relative directory
for TmpDir, then to launch a file in HV they will need a
.bat file that uses strings.com. I think I used to do this,
till I discovered an explicit TmpDir does the trick. So, for
the docs, I insisted on that. Simpler<G>. If folk get HTML
with ROBOWEB/LX then they will always be doing CTRL-M on a
"msg.htm" using POST/LX v3.x. After this though, reading a
downloaded tree of HTML with HV will be fine.

- Tony

04h02m46s ago ...
On Wed,  1 Aug 2001 18:27:31 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> I don't know if the config files can somehow use environment
> variables, but if they can, the problem might be solved
> with strings.com.

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Date:         Thu, 2 Aug 2001 08:37:11 +0200
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              to,HP,Jornada 548, how??? Any utility for this???
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> - First use Curtis Cameron's excellent OL2LX software to synchronize
> the 200LX contacts and appointments with Outlook.

Does OL2LX work on a german hp200lx?

Kind regards

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Date:         Thu, 2 Aug 2001 05:18:56 -0400
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Thanks Helmuth,
my main problem was an old version of robot.
Only the new version does the trick with roboweb.
Uli

> Ulrich,
>
> > In RWOUTBOX it is mentioned to have a line PostOnline=3Dsr.bat
> > under İSYSTEM¨.
> > But where is sr.bat ?
> > I can't find it in my copies of roboweb.
> > Have I to create it?
>
> No you don't have to. It is created by roboweb/lx.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Helmuth
>

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Message for David Goldstrom:

David,

Did you get your Derive working? I've got a DOS version (4.11)
now, so if you want to compare a directory listing, contact me
off-list: chris@amlog.co.uk

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Date:         Thu, 2 Aug 2001 10:30:27 -0400
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From:         Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM>
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"The current glut seemed like an impossibility last year when a shortage of flash memory drove up prices to nearly $2 per megabyte.
By the end of this year, however, flash memory research firm Web-Feet Research expects prices to fall to 30 cents per megabyte from
the current 40 cents per megabyte"


http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/zd/20010802/tc/free-falling_flash_lifts_mp3_players_1.html


Le'see... <head scratches>... 225MB Sandisk card*.3=$67.50 .... pretty darn good.

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Date:         Thu, 2 Aug 2001 18:45:06 +0100
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Stefan Peichl wrote:
>
> The palmtop-mobile phone connectiong is only for ease of typing
> and handling SMS. It does not mean at all, that there is a
> transition from GSM to the Internet concerning SMS. But it is
> handy to use the same interface for email and SMS, because
> both are very similar. POST/LX is prepared for this use.

Some cellphone providers (upon demand) crosslink their SMS service with
their e-mail service. E.g. when I receive an SMS a copy is sent to the
POP3 mailbox and I will get the same message downloaded on my next
online run. This is not very important. The other way round is more
convenient : when I get an e-mail sent to that account a copy with
info about sender, subject and the first 160 characters of the body are
copied into an SMS and sent to my cellphone. This way I know if
something arrived in my mailbox and I have a fair idea about the
contents as well.

HP Staber/Salzburg

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Date:         Thu, 2 Aug 2001 13:19:54 -0400
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From:         Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      Better Batteries from the Guys That Brought You the RHIC*
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Dudes at Brookhaven have discovered a better NiMh cell

http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/technology/space_gear-1.html

* Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (I just love that name!)

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Date:         Thu, 2 Aug 2001 12:27:23 -0700
Reply-To:     Bob Christopher <bob@PALMTOP.COM>
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I am trying to get Zip.com to work between my laptop and my
200LX. I went through the zip.doc file thoroughly, but still
have a few quirks. My Toshiba 2400 (486/50) laptop defaults
to 2400,N,8,1 for the COM1 parameters. I used Zipset.com to
establish that both the laptop and the LX are using the same
port parameters. I set the LX as the serVer and attempt to
back up the LX to the laptop using the laptop as the client.
Some files transfer, some just hang up the system. Is anyone
using Zip.com for daily backups of their LX, or have some
familiarity with Zip.com? Thanks.

Bob

 Bob Christopher  Littleton, Colorado USA  bob@palmtop.com
                      HP 200-LX Palmtop
                    = DOS Were The Days =

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Date:         Thu, 2 Aug 2001 13:12:48 -0600
Reply-To:     "Batson, Dale N" <dale.n.batson@LMCO.COM>
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Subject:      200LX Manual in PDF ?
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I recall downloading a PDF version of the 200LX manual several months ago,
but I lost it in a hard disk crash. Does anyone know of a (free) source for
this document?

TIA,
Dale Batson

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Date:         Thu, 2 Aug 2001 13:21:36 -0600
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Bob,

I don't use ZIP every day, but I've had great success with this program. One
thing I noticed the other day was it wouldn't transfer a file named
"@mtn_mad.txt", but it would after I renamed it "mtn_mad.txt". I love this
program and I'm surprised there's so little mention of it here. I can back
up 96MB from my 200LX in under 3 hours using ZIP. Which reminds me, I need
to register and support this fine program...

Dale Batson

-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Christopher İmailto:bob@PALMTOP.COM¨
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 1:27 PM
To: HPLX-L@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU
Subject: Zip File Transfer Help


I am trying to get Zip.com to work between my laptop and my
200LX. I went through the zip.doc file thoroughly, but still
have a few quirks. My Toshiba 2400 (486/50) laptop defaults
to 2400,N,8,1 for the COM1 parameters. I used Zipset.com to
establish that both the laptop and the LX are using the same
port parameters. I set the LX as the serVer and attempt to
back up the LX to the laptop using the laptop as the client.
Some files transfer, some just hang up the system. Is anyone
using Zip.com for daily backups of their LX, or have some
familiarity with Zip.com? Thanks.

Bob

 Bob Christopher  Littleton, Colorado USA  bob@palmtop.com
                      HP 200-LX Palmtop
                    = DOS Were The Days =

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Here's the technique I use for backing up my 96MB palmtop:
First I run a batch file on the palmtop with the command:
dbcheck c:\_dat\*.?db c:\apps\database\*.?db > dbchkall.log
Examine the file dbchkall.log for any database errors.
Create a subdirectory cloner by editing the output of:
tree /b > mkdirs.bat (tree is a 4DOS directory lister)
Connect the serial cable between the palmtop and the PC.
Format a Zip disk, use ZIP.COM to transfer mkdirs.bat.
Create the directories on the Zip disk with mkdirs.bat.
From the palmtop, run a batch file with: "zip *.* /m /s /n"
(This command is repeated several times to restart the
backup after encountering any inevitable glitches.)
Come back after three hours and everything is backed up!

Dale Batson

-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Christopher İmailto:bob@PALMTOP.COM¨
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 1:27 PM
To: HPLX-L@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU
Subject: Zip File Transfer Help


I am trying to get Zip.com to work between my laptop and my
200LX. I went through the zip.doc file thoroughly, but still
have a few quirks. My Toshiba 2400 (486/50) laptop defaults
to 2400,N,8,1 for the COM1 parameters. I used Zipset.com to
establish that both the laptop and the LX are using the same
port parameters. I set the LX as the serVer and attempt to
back up the LX to the laptop using the laptop as the client.
Some files transfer, some just hang up the system. Is anyone
using Zip.com for daily backups of their LX, or have some
familiarity with Zip.com? Thanks.

Bob

 Bob Christopher  Littleton, Colorado USA  bob@palmtop.com
                      HP 200-LX Palmtop
                    = DOS Were The Days =

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 Bob

> I am trying to get Zip.com to work between my laptop and my
> 200LX. I went through the zip.doc file thoroughly, but still
> have a few quirks. My Toshiba 2400 (486/50) laptop defaults
> to 2400,N,8,1 for the COM1 parameters. I used Zipset.com to


  I use zip.com about every other day to backup my files to one of two =
different PCs.  Both are using Win98 and are basically troublefree.  I =
also used it with Win95 and Win3.1.  It was more stable with 3.1 & 95, =
but with 98 it works about 99% of the time (the other 1% it loses the =
connection and I have to restart)
  I have a Vaio laptop that I set it up on and I cannot get any connection=
 to my lx. Zero, zip, nada.  Don't know what the problem is but feel it =
has something to do with the port emulator.  Curious, though, remkey =
works okay.  Sorry I can't be of much help.  What version of Win are you =
using?  I had to play around with the dos window settings in 98 to get =
zip to be stable.

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hi all, and thanks for getting my in-box at wanadoo cleaned out

while waiting for the MM/LX ver 2, i have been 'experimenting' creating
databases during night shifts where noone was run over by a truck or came in
sick as a dog İg¨, finding that the 16 subsets in GDB are inadequate because
of 32 categories plus other DB combinations from data windows. The only way
to 'solve' this drawback is to copy the file under a different name and
create different subsets. Smartclip then synchs the two files. Any other
way?

and Owen Samuelson ably wrote:
 >Look at all the money HP lost just from me, for not carrying on
 >this line with their own upgrades.

isn't there anyone from HP Co. on this list we can cry on his/her shoulder?
(or hurling abuse at for failing to continue making shirt-pocket sized
computers) ?!?

Nathalie
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Hi friends,

I need advice from an English speaking person!
Someone told me that it is wrong to combine an "if" with a "would" in a
conditional sentence.
That's correct, AFAIK.

But if one says, e.g.

"if you would like to eat an egg, please tell me so"

isn't that correct, because "would like" is a combined expression,
where "would" cannot be replaced by anythin else?

The reason is that I have on my home page the sentence "if you would
like to concact me, please do it by email" or similar. And someone
complained. ;-)

Thanks for your advice (please off list)!

GTX
daniel

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Date:         Fri, 3 Aug 2001 08:10:16 +0200
Reply-To:     Etienne Lemaire <stelem@attglobal.net>
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I have it- 2.87Mb- Before I send it out, any others interested?

Etienne

----- Original Message -----
From: Batson, Dale N <dale.n.batson@LMCO.COM>
To: <HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 09:12 PM
Subject: 200LX Manual in PDF ?


> I recall downloading a PDF version of the 200LX manual several
months ago,
> but I lost it in a hard disk crash. Does anyone know of a
(free) source for
> this document?
>
> TIA,
> Dale Batson
>
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on 7/29/01 17:13, Suresh Nirody at esseni@COMPUSERVE.COM wrote:

> I'll be vacationing in France and Switzerland in the second half
> of August. Apart from getting the CIS access numbers from GO PHONES,
> is there anything else I need to do? e.g. would I need any modifications
> to my www.cfg (extracts below) Anything else I need to consider?
> TIA for all help,

You will probably need to use a new national number  (0836061319) in France
BUT it requires a whole new script in order to access CIS.

For my HPLX I haven't yet figured out myself how to do it because you also
have to have the POP3 configuration for your CS account etc.

With Werner Furlan we have fooled around quite a bit to get it to work and I
think we succeeded as far as the connection to CS is concerned but I don't
think my mail account is the right one to allow me to access with the HPLX.

I just use my regular portable for my mail anyway. So I'm not too worried
about getting it set-up. Just interested and curious to succeed.

Please let me know how you get on and what solutions you find.

Malcolm

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Nathalie,
>
> while waiting for the MM/LX ver 2, i have been 'experimenting' creating
> databases during night shifts where noone was run over by a truck or =
came in
> sick as a dog İg¨, finding that the 16 subsets in GDB are inadequate =
because
> of 32 categories plus other DB combinations from data windows. The only =
way
> to 'solve' this drawback is to copy the file under a different name and
> create different subsets. Smartclip then synchs the two files. Any =
other
> way?

Export the GDB to an ASCII file by putting the subject into a single
line preceded by a "+( " and the category field into a
single line preceded by a "+c " such as :

 +( sudden infant death syndrome
 +c mortal
 Any notes go here

and then use PalEdit's database, search and jump functions. I have
switched completely to this way of doing things.

HP Staber/Salzburg

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>
>  Bob
>
> > I am trying to get Zip.com to work between my laptop and my
> > 200LX. I went through the zip.doc file thoroughly, but still
> > have a few quirks. My Toshiba 2400 (486/50) laptop defaults
> > to 2400,N,8,1 for the COM1 parameters. I used Zipset.com to

> I use zip.com about every other day to backup my files to one of two
> different PCs. Both are using Win98 and are basically troublefree.
> I also used it with Win95 and Win3.1. It was more stable with 3.1 & 9
> 5, but with 98 it works about 99% of the time (the other 1% it loses
> the connection and I have to restart)

I had the following 2 difficulties both under WinME, WinNT and Win2000
:

1) a defective serial cable
2) Windows was using too many ressources or occupying the serial port
so that neither ZIP nor CPACK nor Transfile200 would work.

My solution was to create a multiboot environment. When I need to
transfer files I boot into a DOS 6.2 system environment.

HP Staber/Salzburg

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Date:         Fri, 3 Aug 2001 10:58:25 +0200
Reply-To:     Alan Krempler <alan@oeh.tu-graz.ac.at>
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From:         Alan Krempler <alan@SBOX.TU-GRAZ.AC.AT>
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i mailed two new programs to the s.u.p.e.r. site today (i hope they will
publish them soon):

* version 1.5 of QuickView, now including an image viewer
* a dictionary program, compatible with DICT/LX, but compact, SysMgr
compliant and easy to use.


cheers
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Date:         Fri, 3 Aug 2001 11:27:02 +0000
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From:         Stefan Peichl <Stefan.Peichl@T-ONLINE.DE>
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Bob Christopher wrote:

> I am trying to get Zip.com to work between my laptop and my
> 200LX.

ZIP works 100% errorfree if it runs under plain DOS on both
systems. This is not ZIP's fault. The operating systems WinXX
(and SysMgr) fiddle with the serial port. Sometimes it works,
sometimes not. Close WinXX and restart to DOS: No more
problems. I do it several times a day.

For transfers of one single small file I also used ZIP from
a WinXX DOS box and it worked in most cases until I discovered,
that an "errorfree" transmission was not errorfree.

That means, the transfer seemed to work ok, but what I received
on the palmtop was not identical to the desktop source.

Therefore don't relay on apparently errorfree ZIP transmissions
from within a DOS box! Repeat them from plain DOS.

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Date:         Fri, 3 Aug 2001 05:59:51 -0500
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Nathalie Bugeaud asked about overcoming the subsets limitation in the
database apps.

The following two articles will tell you much about the databases in
general
http://www.palmtopPaper.com/PTPHTML/44/44c00027.htm

http://www.palmtopPaper.com/PTPHTML/44/44c00013.htm

and, in particular, the following sidebar gives _one_ way to work around the
subset limitation.
http://www.palmtopPaper.com/PTPHTML/44/44c00014.htm

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Hello!

I'm selling a Delorme Tripmate on eBay; the auction ends Sunday and it's at $64.

Please visit the link below if interested. Thanks!

http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1259308230

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Date:         Fri, 3 Aug 2001 15:01:59 +0200
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Le Fri, 3 Aug 2001 09:56:30 +0200
Malcolm Shewan <mtshewan@FREE=2EFR> a =E9crit:

> You will probably need to use a new national number  (0836061319) in Franc=
e

If you are in Paris, or connect via a GSM phone (08xxxxx numbers from
GSM are highly priced in France), it is better to use the old number :
01 41 02 03 04

> BUT it requires a whole new script in order to access CIS=2E

FYI, when I used DOSPPP to connect on CIS, I used this script :

----
ABORT ERROR ABORT BUSY ABORT 'NO DIALTONE'
ABORT 'NO CARRIER' ABORT RING
REPORT CONNECT
TIMEOUT 10
'' ATZ
ECHO ON
OK AT&F
OK ATDT0141020304
TIMEOUT 60
CONNECT \r\n
ame:--ame:    cis
ID:--ID: 100337,1703/go:pppconnect
ssword:  ************
TIMEOUT 60
PPP
----

hope this helps=2E=2E=2E


Jacques=2E

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The article clipping below prompts me to ask: what wireless services are people on this list using? And do you use a service like Ricochet or a wireless network at home?

>>> Metricom to End Web-Access Service Ahead of Planned Auction of Company
>>> WALL STREET JOURNAL
>>> Metricom Inc., the struggling operator of Ricochet, one of the largest networks offering wireless Internet access in major cities across the nation, plans to discontinue its service ahead of a proposed auction of all its assets.



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From:         Frank McConnell <fmc@REANIMATORS.ORG>
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Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM> wrote:
> http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/zd/20010802/tc/free-falling_flash_lifts_mp3_players_1.html

> Le'see... <head scratches>... 225MB Sandisk card*.3=$67.50
> .... pretty darn good.

I'll say.  Keep in mind that the prices quoted in that article are
probably for the chips, bought in quantity by the makers of MP3
players, memory cards, and other products.  Retail prices will
probably be a bit higher, 'til the next price cut.

In the meantime, Wednesday night at Costco I saw new 64MB Sandisk CF
cards for US$43.99 + tax, which out here in Sillycon Valley means
about $48.  Yep, I impulse bought.  Instant gratification at that
price really minimized the return on shopping for a better price
and/or waiting.

Between the above news item and the grotesque packaging (CF card in
plastic hanger package, repackaged in 12"x18" or so plastic thing that
takes up even more shelf space) I'm guessing that inventory is being
flushed from warehouse/channel to make room for something new.

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 received the error message below when trying to email Andrea Kutzler, which
surprised me because it worked 13 days ago?

thanks for taking the time
Regards
Tony

________________________________________________________________
This message could not be delivered to the following recipients:

             <andrea.kutzler@derive-europe.com>:
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<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>thanks for taking the time</FONT>
<BR><FONT SIZE=3D2>Regards</FONT>
<BR><FONT SIZE=3D2>Tony</FONT>
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From:         Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      Re: Andrea Kutzler email addr?
Comments: To: "Corso, Tony" <tcorso@SITHE.COM>
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Andrea Kutzler email addr?Lokes like a SPAM bouncer message. Maybe your SMTP
relay server has been blacklisted.

  -----Original Message-----
  From: HPLX Mailing List İmailto:HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu¨On Behalf Of
Corso, Tony
  Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 12:01 PM
  To: HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu
  Subject: Andrea Kutzler email addr?


   received the error message below when trying to email Andrea Kutzler,
which surprised me because it worked 13 days ago?

  thanks for taking the time
  Regards
  Tony

  ________________________________________________________________
  This message could not be delivered to the following recipients:

               <andrea.kutzler@derive-europe.com>:
               Connected to 194.112.207.46 but sender was rejected.
               Remote host said: 550 This address is not allowed


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would hate to think that, it is "net identity", that allows me to be
tony@corso.net. I'll retry from home


-----Original Message-----
From: Ed Padin İmailto:ohdamnthathurts@yahoo.com¨
Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 12:43 PM
To: Corso, Tony; HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu
Subject: RE: Andrea Kutzler email addr?


Lokes like a SPAM bouncer message. Maybe your SMTP relay server has been
blacklisted.

-----Original Message-----
From: HPLX Mailing List İmailto:HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu¨On Behalf Of Corso,
Tony
Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 12:01 PM
To: HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu
Subject: Andrea Kutzler email addr?


 received the error message below when trying to email Andrea Kutzler, which
surprised me because it worked 13 days ago?
thanks for taking the time
Regards
Tony
________________________________________________________________
This message could not be delivered to the following recipients:

             <andrea.kutzler@derive-europe.com>:
             Connected to 194.112.207.46 but sender was rejected.
             Remote host said: 550 This address is not allowed

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<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>would hate to think that, it is &quot;net =
identity&quot;, that allows me to be tony@corso.net. I'll retry from =
home</FONT>
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<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>-----Original Message-----</FONT>
<BR><FONT SIZE=3D2>From: Ed Padin İ<A =
HREF=3D"mailto:ohdamnthathurts@yahoo.com">mailto:ohdamnthathurts@yahoo.c=
om</A>¨</FONT>
<BR><FONT SIZE=3D2>Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 12:43 PM</FONT>
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<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>Lokes like a SPAM bouncer message. Maybe your SMTP =
relay server has been blacklisted.</FONT>
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</A>¨On Behalf Of Corso, Tony</FONT>
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<BR><FONT SIZE=3D2>Subject: Andrea Kutzler email addr?</FONT>
</P>
<BR>

<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>&nbsp;received the error message below when trying to =
email Andrea Kutzler, which surprised me because it worked 13 days =
ago?</FONT></P>

<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>thanks for taking the time </FONT>
<BR><FONT SIZE=3D2>Regards </FONT>
<BR><FONT SIZE=3D2>Tony </FONT>
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Date:         Fri, 3 Aug 2001 19:27:13 +0100
Reply-To:     Michael Lennartz <lennartz-mi@GMX.NET>
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From:         Michael Lennartz <lennartz-mi@GMX.NET>
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Hallo Wayne and all others,

Living in Germany, I like to spend my holidays in Denmark. From
Denmark I uploaded to my website and checked my accounts via mobile
phone and laptop:
Siemens C35i + Fujitsu/Mitac 5033 Laptop linked via serial cable.
Works very fine. I test every computer and every email-program, if it
is usable with the mobile phone. Win3.x/Shiva-dialer and Win9x are
working. Under DOS NetTamer and POST/LX are working, Arachne not.

I use the internet access from my mobile provider E-Plus (GSM 1800).
It works every time in good quality. In Denmark I selected Telia DK
for roaming and called the german provider (+49 177 192192). No
problems. Checking the bill I learned, that I have payed just for the
internet access like in Germany, _no_ roaming fee. Numbers starting
with 19... in Germany are used for special purposes, and I think,
programming the provider's invoices nobody had in mind to dial the
own internet access number from abroad. May be, anytime they will
remark it.

My experiences in german language:
http://www.fortunecity.com/meltingpot/bread/689
--
Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton

Michael Lennartz
lennartz-mi@gmx.net
Fax: +49 89 244 34 52 57

Wayne E. Yang schrieb am 03.08.2001:
  >Reply-To:     wayne.yang@bigfoot.com
  >From: "Wayne E. Yang" <wayne_yang@YAHOO.COM>
  >Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2001 06:16:06 -0700
  >Subject: Wireless Internet
  >To: HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu
  >
  >
  >The article clipping below prompts me to ask: what wireless
  >services are people on this list using? And do you use a service
  >like Ricochet or a wireless network at home?

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Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton

Michael Lennartz
lennartz-mi@gmx.net
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Date:         Sat, 4 Aug 2001 00:19:55 +0200
Reply-To:     Jacques Belin <jbelin@ALTERN.ORG>
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If you are interested about "extreme" conditions to use our palmptops,
you can see the paper I have posted on imc-wireless, a mailing list of
the Independant Media Center...

http://lists.indymedia.org/mailman/public/imc-wireless/2001-August/000027.html

İDaniel, Hal, I even managed to make some references to your sites ;-) ¨

And yes, I have yet to think to post on the list messages from some
_very weird_ MUPs where I go sometimes... ;-)

Jacques.

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Date:         Fri, 3 Aug 2001 19:04:53 -0400
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 "Metricom will shut down its pioneering Ricochet wireless Internet
 service next week because it has failed to find a buyer for the
 company, the company said Thursday."


http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/zd/20010803/tc/metricom_switches_off_ricochet_1
.html

 That's one less wireless solution known to work with the LX.

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Date:         Fri, 3 Aug 2001 22:34:27 -0400
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Lasse Karlsson wrote:

> The reason I had problems was because I had eliminated the drive-letter
> in the path-specification in the config files in order to be able to =
run from
> any drive without having to change the configs

I achieve this same effect with the SUBST command in DOS 5.  I
have a directory where I keep WWW/LX on my 32MB RAMdisk called:

F:\wwwlx

And I use the following command to create a fake drive letter
pointing to this:

SUBST W: F:\wwwlx

And so I code all of the configurations for WWW/LX to the drive
letter W:.  If I need to move the whole deal to the A: drive
(or any other place for that matter), I can just change my
SUBST command to map the drive letter W: to any place I need
to.  And I don't have to change any config files.


Stan

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Date:         Sat, 4 Aug 2001 08:43:03 +0200
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Hi friends,

thanks a lot for all your valuable input, I have got about 10 emails
from you! Great!

So, I now know the sentence is grammatically correct, maybe a little
awkward, but not wrong.

I'll never stop to learn!

GTX
daniel

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Date:         Sat, 4 Aug 2001 13:51:04 +0200
Reply-To:     Tomas Moberg <Tomas.Moberg@ABC.SE>
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When I try to view text files from my HP on my Windows machine the text
is wrong. My Swedich characters =E5=E4=F6 is not properly displayed.
Is this due to the ANSI/ASCII translation?

Is there a way to batch convert a lot of hp text files so that I can view
them properly on Win98.

I know some ways to convert single files but not how to convert them
all at once.

Tanks!

      /tomas moberg
                       Uppsala

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Date:         Sat, 4 Aug 2001 06:49:28 -0700
Reply-To:     Bob Christopher <bob@PALMTOP.COM>
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From:         Bob Christopher <bob@PALMTOP.COM>
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I've tried to DL Daivd Bird's Days program from SUPER but
have had no success. This program gives the seconds,
minutes, days, weeks, months years, etc between two dates.
Has anyone successfully DL this program? If so, could you
email it to me. Thanks in advance.

Bob

 Bob Christopher  Littleton, Colorado USA  bob@palmtop.com
                      HP 200-LX Palmtop
                    = DOS Were The Days =

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Werner,

> that would be probably the easiest way. Are the messages after forwardin=
g still on Hotmail? With GMX it is a bit complecated, you have to decide =
between download and forwarding, and so I use 2 adresses: Nr one collects =
all the mail and does a forward to my office and to Nr 2, which is my =
private address at Gmx.<

Didn't work afterall because Hotmail apparently does not support automatic=
 forwarding!  At this stage, I think my wife should just drop Hotmail.  =
Every other email provider I've used has had no such problems.

Larry

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Date:         Sat, 4 Aug 2001 15:59:50 -0500
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              Phonebook/Appointment,to,HP,Jornada 548,
              how??? Any utility for this???
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Helmuth,

 > Does OL2LX work on a german hp200lx?

OL2LX runs on the Windows desktop PC, not on the palmtop. I don't have
a German 200LX, but I didn't find any problems with umlauts, and based
on the structure of the program I'm sure that it will work fine with
data files which use German field names instead of English ones.

Tom
www.rundel.net/palmtop

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Date:         Sun, 5 Aug 2001 12:09:04 +1200
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Hi - If you would like to discuss Roboweb you are welcome to
send an email to:

roboweb-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

yahoo.com is a great place for Robo to dig, so I figure it
should be a good place to talk too :)

BTW they did change to site of mobile.yahoo:

------------
pg5.yahoo.com is now p6.oa.yahoo.com

ROBOWEB/LX sample outbox RWEB.O needs the "pg5" changed to
"p6.oa". Also RWEB1.SCR and RWEBXOUT.SCR each have one instance
of pg5.yahoo.com - for the built-in weather support - I might
remove this.
-------------


- Tony

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To: roboweb@yahoogroups.com
From: Tony Hutchins <tony.hutchins@attglobal.net>
Date: Sun, 5 Aug 2001 11:35:47 +1200
Subject: İroboweb¨ Message Zero

Sun,  5 Aug 2001 11:02:52 +1200 (NZT)

Hi, I started this as a place to discuss ROBOWEB, so that the
HPLX-L will not get cluttered.

Yesterday I discovered that finance.yahoo.com now has quotes
available from exchanges all round the world. What a great
service!

Already I have ROBOWEB taking advantage of this to produce
summaries similar to the recently deceased "QUOTES" service on
compuserve.

For example, I have this in a POST/LX mailbox :)

Symb/Name     Volume     Open   Hi/Ask  Low/Bid     Last   Change Update
-------- ----------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- ------
INTL BUS MAC 3704100   107.80   110.09   107.10   108.09    -0.71 8/3 4:00PM
YAHOO INC    3739000    18.49    18.51    17.71    17.87    -0.58 8/3 4:00PM
SANDISK CORP  411600    24.79    25.42    24.70    25.42    +0.32 8/3 4:00PM
LION NATHAN L 420892    5.300    5.320    5.300    5.300   -0.010 8/3 11:21PM
AMP            34088   23.700   23.780   23.400   23.710   +0.060 8/3 11:24PM
MOLEX INC     381900    35.88    35.98    34.30    35.18    -0.45 8/3 4:00PM
INFINEON TECH 291700    25.47    25.64    24.93    25.40    -1.35 8/3 4:02PM
DEUTSCHE TELE 596000    21.33    21.33    21.05    21.15    -0.15 8/3 4:00PM
TELECOM NEW ZE 25000    17.89    17.89    17.55    17.72    -0.24 8/3 4:04PM
TELECOM CO O 2601446    5.370    5.380    5.270    5.280   -0.100 8/3 11:36PM
SKY NETWORK TV 16800    3.520    3.520    3.500    3.500   -0.050 8/3 11:20PM
DJ INDU AVERAGE  N/A 10550.01 10550.56 10433.07 10512.78   -38.40 8/3 4:03PM
NZ TOP 40 CAP    N/A  2064.65  2064.65  2051.15  2052.43   -12.21 8/3 12:08AM
XETRA DAX INDEX  N/A     0.00     0.00     0.00  5754.86     0.00 7/27 2:15PM
NIKKEI 225 INDEX N/A 12336.51 12365.88 12241.27 12241.97  -157.23 8/3 2:00AM
FTSE 100 INDEX   N/A  5584.50  5590.20  5511.10  5547.60   -36.90 8/3 11:37AM
NAS/NMS COMPSITE N/A  2079.15  2079.15  2047.62  2066.33   -21.05 8/3 5:16PM
S&P 500 INDEX    N/A  1219.61  1220.75  1205.31  1214.35    -6.40 8/3 4:18PM
HANG SENG INDEX  N/A 12487.99 12515.50 12256.78 12269.08  -197.29 8/3 4:07AM
NZDUSD=X         N/A      N/A      N/A      N/A 0.417800      N/A 8/3 4:49PM
EURUSD=X         N/A      N/A      N/A      N/A 0.883500      N/A 8/4 5:20AM
DEUTSCHE MARK    N/A   0.4507   0.4533   0.4495   0.4519  +0.0006 8/3 2:31PM
FRENCH FRANC     N/A  0.13438  0.13514  0.13401  0.13474 +0.00019 8/3 2:31PM
JAPAN YEN        N/A 0.008069 0.008107 0.008066 0.008087+0.000009 8/3 2:31PM
SW FRANC         N/A   0.5836   0.5875   0.5831   0.5857  +0.0011 8/3 2:31PM

If anybody wants to try this let me know.

Cheers, Tony

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I've tried to access the "super" site several times today. Get page not
available.   What's happening?

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Hello all
  I would like to Announce the availability of DOCHTML in source code form.
DOCHTML provides a way to convert memo editor files into HTML files.

I have hosted it on sourceforge.  The URL is http://dochtml.sourceforge.net
The latest version is Version 1.1

The application is available with source code under GPL.

Suggestions, improvements?  Please contact me at vivekv at
users.sourceforge.net or vivekv at yahoo.com

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Hi Michael,

On Fri, 3 Aug 2001 19:27:13 +0100, Michael Lennartz <lennartz-mi@GMX.NET> wrote:

> I use the internet access from my mobile provider E-Plus (GSM 1800).
> It works every time in good quality. In Denmark I selected Telia DK
> for roaming and called the german provider (+49 177 192192). No
> problems. Checking the bill I learned, that I have payed just for the
> internet access like in Germany, _no_ roaming fee. Numbers starting
> with 19... in Germany are used for special purposes, and I think,
> programming the provider's invoices nobody had in mind to dial the
> own internet access number from abroad. May be, anytime they will
> remark it.

Hey, das sind ja tolle Nachrichten! :-)
Ich bin auch bei E-Plus. Mu_ ich direkt mal ausprobieren, wenn ich
verreist bin!

(in English, translated very sloppyly: WOW, great! I'm also an
E-Plus customer. Hopefully they will not change that until
I am on vacation for the next time) ;-)

GTX
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Date:         Sun, 5 Aug 2001 13:03:41 -0400
Reply-To:     Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM>
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I found that hotmail was pretty crappy too. There's no pop mail, no
forwarding and it never saves sent mail unless you remember to check a
box. I think Yahoo is the best. I've also used Excite and they're as
good as yahoo but allow less storage.

I use yahoo as my account for use with www/lx. Whenever I want to send
something to my LX, I don't bother with switching cards and cables. I
just send it to the yahoo mail and get it thex next time I hook up
post/lx. I use ethernet for access so the speed is not a problem.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: HPLX Mailing List İmailto:HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu¨On
> Behalf Of
> Larry Castor
> Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2001 2:56 PM
> To: HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu
> Subject: Re: Hotmail
>
>
> Werner,
>
> > that would be probably the easiest way. Are the messages
> after forwarding still on Hotmail? With GMX it is a bit
> complecated, you have to decide between download and
> forwarding, and so I use 2 adresses: Nr one collects all
> the mail and does a forward to my office and to Nr 2, which
> is my private address at Gmx.<
>
> Didn't work afterall because Hotmail apparently does not
> support automatic forwarding!  At this stage, I think my
> wife should just drop Hotmail.  Every other email provider
> I've used has had no such problems.
>
> Larry
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hi Tomas,

> When I try to view text files from my HP on my Windows machine the
> text is wrong. My Swedich characters =E5=E4=F6 is not properly displayed=
. Is
> this due to the ANSI/ASCII translation?
>
yes indeed.

> Is there a way to batch convert a lot of hp text files so that I can
> view them properly on Win98.
>
> I know some ways to convert single files but not how to convert them
> all at once.
>
There is a utility called fixtext and it can convert characters from
a config file. It can of course be used in a batch file, you could
define a directory and use *.* for the converter.

http://users.erols.com/waynesof/bruce.htm

here you find the files.

servus,
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Actually, I would rather see all HP 200LX related stuff being
discussed here. The volume of this list is so low that it is not
necessary to remove certain topics. And I really don't want to
subscribe to yet another list just for a few messages each day.

Of course this is just my 2 cents - what do others think?

Tom
www.rundel.net/palmtop


On Sun, 5 Aug 2001 12:09:04 +1200, Tony Hutchins <th@PARADISE.NET.NZ> =
wrote:

 > Hi - If you would like to discuss Roboweb you are welcome to
 > send an email to:
 >
 > roboweb-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
 >
 > yahoo.com is a great place for Robo to dig, so I figure it
 > should be a good place to talk too :)
İsnip¨
 > - Tony
 >
İsnip¨

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Hi all,

This has an LX relevance, sort of.

I'm "moving mother boards around" (to upgrade my main PC's CPU) and will
lose access to a board that had both ISA and PCI slots in it.

Is there any sort of adapter that will let you use an ISA card in a PCI slot
.... I'm imagining "no," or they wouldn't have needed to make M-boards w/
both types of slots.

What I'm losing access to is my *old,* SCM-Swap Box ... for those who don't
know what that is, it's a PC-Card adapter that has (in this case .... there
were several configurations) an ISA card w/ a PC-Card slot accessible at the
back of the computer *and* ribbon cables that go to another plug-in slot you
can mount in a drive bay, on the front of your computer.

Alternately, does anyone know if there's a PCI adapter that would act as a
controller card for the front-box?

I used this box a lot in swapping out CF cards (in an adapter) w/ my LX
(aha! the LX connection to this message!), and digital cameras too.

The Swapbox was much more reliable than a USB adapter I have that's supposed
to do the same thing (it would "go wiggy" <drivers wouldn't work well, I
guess> *often* and not let me drag files over to my HDD w/o corrupting
them<!>. We all know *that's* no good!).

TIA for any help!

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Tim wrote:
> I'm "moving mother boards around" (to upgrade my main PC's CPU) and will
> lose access to a board that had both ISA and PCI slots in it.

Keep an old pc around to support your other old hardware.
You aren't limited to a single pc.

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I agree.

Cheers... Russ


Thomas Rundel wrote:
> Actually, I would rather see all HP 200LX related stuff being
> discussed here. The volume of this list is so low that it is not
> necessary to remove certain topics. And I really don't want to
> subscribe to yet another list just for a few messages each day.
>
> Of course this is just my 2 cents - what do others think?
>
> On Sun, 5 Aug 2001 12:09:04 +1200, Tony Hutchins <th@PARADISE.NET.NZ> wrote:
>  > Hi - If you would like to discuss Roboweb you are welcome to
>  > send an email to:
>  > roboweb-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

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Does anyone have an LX database you'd care to share that I could
use (or use as a starting point) to track my videos?  I'm
thinking of something that lists title, VHS/DVD, key actors,
etc.  Maybe I should include music CD, tapes, records too?

I'm open to suggestions.

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Thomas Rundel schrieb am 05.08.2001:
  >Actually, I would rather see all HP 200LX related stuff being
  >discussed here. The volume of this list is so low that it is not
  >necessary to remove certain topics. And I really don't want to
  >subscribe to yet another list just for a few messages each day.
  >
Yes, I agree.

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Thomas Rundel wrote:
>
> Actually, I would rather see all HP 200LX related stuff being
> discussed here. The volume of this list is so low that it is not
> necessary to remove certain topics. And I really don't want to
> subscribe to yet another list just for a few messages each day.

I subscribed in order to "support" Yahoo! They have great newsservice,
floundering financial results and probably need to show some figures to
people who want to place banner ad's (which we do not see with
ROBOWEB/LX). My only concern is giving away my e-mail address.

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Mon,  6 Aug 2001 19:03:21 +1200 (NZT)

08h53m13s ago ...
On Sun,  5 Aug 2001 17:10:08 -0500, Thomas Rundel wrote:

> Actually, I would rather see all HP 200LX related stuff
> being discussed here.

Good point Tom. I started roboweb@yahoogroups.com because it
will be convenient for me. I believe files can even be uploaded
there, so I can easily add occasional scripts.

I do belong to a couple of other yahoo groups and really like
them. If you have a yahoo "ID" you can also look back at all
the messages posted.

I just felt Roboweb needed a "home" of his own - this will
prevent him "taking over the knwon universe"<G>.

> The volume of this list is so low
> that it is not necessary to remove certain topics. And I
> really don't want to subscribe to yet another list just
> for a few messages each day.

Fair enough.

> Of course this is just my 2 cents - what do others think?

Oh well it is just an experiment. Of course ROBOWEB can still
be discussed here. The yahoo group may just be a useful
resource. Time will tell. I am still working on a few
enhancements, and don't want to hog this list with them - it
just doesn't seem right.

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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 04:27:35 -0400
Reply-To:     Ulrich Allen <Ulrich.Allen@GMX.DE>
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I support Thomas' opinion.
Why open another battle field. This list is in easy reach and
well known to the few owners of HPLX.
I too don't want to subscribe to another list. Here I get every
thing concerning hplx in one run.
Please leave it as it is.
Uli

 > Actually, I would rather see all HP 200LX related stuff being
> discussed here. The volume of this list is so low that it is not
> necessary to remove certain topics. And I really don't want to
> subscribe to yet another list just for a few messages each day.
>
> Of course this is just my 2 cents - what do others think?
>
> Tom
> www.rundel.net/palmtop
>
> On Sun, 5 Aug 2001 12:09:04 +1200, Tony Hutchins <th@PARADISE.NET.NZ> =
wrote:
>
>  > Hi - If you would like to discuss Roboweb you are welcome to
>  > send an email to:
>  >
>  > roboweb-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
>  >
>  > yahoo.com is a great place for Robo to dig, so I figure it
>  > should be a good place to talk too :)
> İsnip¨
>  > - Tony
>  >
> İsnip¨
>
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On Saturday, 04.08.2001 at 13:51 ZE2, Tomas Moberg <Tomas.Moberg@ABC.SE=
>
wrote:
> When I try to view text files from my HP on my Windows
> machine the text
> is wrong. My Swedich characters =E5=E4=F6 is not properly displayed.
> Is this due to the ANSI/ASCII translation?
>
> Is there a way to batch convert a lot of hp text files so
> that I can view
> them properly on Win98.
>
> I know some ways to convert single files but not how to
> convert them
> all at once.
>
The reason for this mess is that DOS and Windows use different
codepages. We have the same problem in German: Umlauts and
special characters are at different code points in these codepages.

There is a program called lx2win written by Paolo Custodio that
can do the conversion. I assume it is on Super; if not, send me
a note and I'll send you my copy. I'm usually using a little REXX
program myself because programs like lx2win use different
files for input and output and I like to update in place most of the
time.

Ulrich Boche
=

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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 02:06:57 -0700
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Hi everyone,
Is There any way I can scroll the days section so old task will be hide?

Shimon Nagar



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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 21:53:48 +1200
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Mon,  6 Aug 2001 21:03:11 +1200 (NZT)

Uli, Tom and everybody - I was not asking everybody to
subscribe to roboweb@yahoogroups.com. Sorry if I gave that
impression. I don't think Roboweb is that popular<G>.

I am happy to withdraw my offer, if that is what you want!
I don't want to wait for the votes to be counted.

Do not send an email to subscribe-roboweb@yahoogroups.com! Or
another listserver. That is what I now recommend :) This will
make you feel much better about HLX-L :) I will indeed be very
happy if nobody at all joins the roboweb list. At least I
offered the choice. That was all it was.

I hope this will stop this string of e-mails telling why people
do not want to join another e-mail list - and that it will not
start another thread on the opposite topic:)

If there is a concern about something in this thread I would
appreciate someone re-packaging it into another thread without
reference to me or roboweb.

Bye, Tony

35m36s ago ...
On Mon,  6 Aug 2001 04:27:35 -0400, Ulrich Allen wrote:

> I support Thomas' opinion.  Why open another battle
> field. This list is in easy reach and well known to the few
> owners of HPLX.  I too don't want to subscribe to another
> list. Here I get every thing concerning hplx in one run.
> Please leave it as it is.  Uli

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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 13:54:41 +0200
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Hi Fred

I send this on the list again, because you are the third person who
sais:

On Mon, 6 Aug 2001 03:29:03 +0000, <fjkaufman@worldnet.att.net> wrote:

> Daniel, hope you don't mind (and off list)
>
> > thanks a lot for all your valuable input, I have got about 10 emails
> > from you! Great!
> >
> > So, I now know the sentence is grammatically correct, maybe a little
> > awkward, but not wrong.
>
> I could not find anything really wrong with it either.
>
> > I'll never stop to learn!
>
> BUT the above means: "I will not stop (provide time) to learn."
>
> What you probably mean is
>
> "I'll never stop learning" Meaning "you will always learn"

Thank you! That is the best proof that I will indeed never stop
learning! ;-)
(please, if something is wrong with this or the above sentence, don't
say so anymore. This could become a chain reaction).

GTX
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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 13:54:43 +0200
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Hi Tomas,

On Sat, 4 Aug 2001 13:51:04 +0200, Tomas Moberg <Tomas.Moberg@ABC.SE> wrote:

> When I try to view text files from my HP on my Windows machine the text
> is wrong. My Swedich characters edv is not properly displayed.
> Is this due to the ANSI/ASCII translation?
>
> Is there a way to batch convert a lot of hp text files so that I can view
> them properly on Win98.
>
> I know some ways to convert single files but not how to convert them
> all at once.

If you know a way to convert ONE file, it is only a batch bile with a
for loop which you need to convert all files in a directory.

for %%f in (*.txt) do convert.exe %%f

if your program has the name convert.exe and needs the file to be
converted as the only parameter. only TXT files will be converted.

If you are looking for a fast and quite convenient search and replace
utility, try gsar (available on http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/rexsync -
gsar is not written by me)

GTX
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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 13:54:44 +0200
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Hi Tom

On Sun, 5 Aug 2001 17:10:08 -0500, Thomas Rundel <rundel-d@RUNDEL-D.COM> wrote:

> Actually, I would rather see all HP 200LX related stuff being
> discussed here. The volume of this list is so low that it is not
> necessary to remove certain topics. And I really don't want to
> subscribe to yet another list just for a few messages each day.
>
> Of course this is just my 2 cents - what do others think?

The same!
I really appreciate Tony'S efforts regarding roboweb and all the
maintaining and supprort he gives. But I also don't think it is
necessary to do that off this list.

But we are roboweb users.
Maybe non-users may think different.

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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 09:41:19 -0400
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Tony wrote:
> I just felt Roboweb needed a "home" of his own - this will
> prevent him "taking over the knwon universe"<G>.

I think, there should be a website, where I can find scripts.
For instance, the results from finance.yahoo.com are very interesting
(your mail from Aug 5, 2001). I would like to find such examples
together in one place/website.

Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton

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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 09:44:09 -0500
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Tim wrote:
> I used this box a lot in swapping out CF
> cards (in an adapter) w/ my LX (aha!
> the LX connection to this message!),
> and digital cameras too.
>
> The Swapbox was much more reliable
> than a USB adapter I have that's supposed
> to do the same thing (it would "go wiggy"
> <drivers wouldn't work well, I guess>
> *often* and not let me drag files over to
>  my HDD w/o corrupting them<!>.
> We all know *that's* no good!).

I've been using the Sandisk Imagemate.  It's a compact flash
reader/writer that connects through USB, but it's always been
perfect.  In the 3 years that I've had it I've never had a
problem of any kind and I use it at least once a day and often
more.

I use it for my laptop cards, my palmtop cards and my camera
cards.

I think they're only about $40 now and you can get them at Best
Buy or just about anyplace that sells digital cameras.

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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 18:01:37 +0200
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Tony,

for me it is very simple.

For me the list is additional. And as far as I did understand,
everybody is welcome there and if somebody else feels more comfortable
to discuss roboweb related topics here, then he is welcome to do it
here too.

So what is all the recommendation about?

I subscribed with pleasure!

Kind regards

Helmuth


> Mon,  6 Aug 2001 19:03:21 +1200 (NZT)
>
> 08h53m13s ago ...
> On Sun,  5 Aug 2001 17:10:08 -0500, Thomas Rundel wrote:
>
> > Actually, I would rather see all HP 200LX related stuff
> > being discussed here.
>
> Good point Tom. I started roboweb@yahoogroups.com because it
> will be convenient for me. I believe files can even be uploaded
> there, so I can easily add occasional scripts.
>
> I do belong to a couple of other yahoo groups and really like
> them. If you have a yahoo "ID" you can also look back at all
> the messages posted.
>
> I just felt Roboweb needed a "home" of his own - this will
> prevent him "taking over the knwon universe"<G>.
>
> > The volume of this list is so low
> > that it is not necessary to remove certain topics. And I
> > really don't want to subscribe to yet another list just
> > for a few messages each day.
>
> Fair enough.
>
> > Of course this is just my 2 cents - what do others think?
>
> Oh well it is just an experiment. Of course ROBOWEB can still
> be discussed here. The yahoo group may just be a useful
> resource. Time will tell. I am still working on a few
> enhancements, and don't want to hog this list with them - it
> just doesn't seem right.
>
> - Tony
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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 09:19:36 -0700
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Folks
  My program dochtml can convert LX's memo files into
HTML.  I am sure your favourite Windows word processor
will take the HTML file as input.  Give it a try.  Yes
the problem is due to ANSI/ASCII translation - to be
precise, teh oemToAscii API must be used.

Vivek

--- Ulrich Boche <BOCHE@DE.IBM.COM> wrote:
> On Saturday, 04.08.2001 at 13:51 ZE2, Tomas Moberg
> <Tomas.Moberg@ABC.SE>
> wrote:
> > When I try to view text files from my HP on my
> Windows
> > machine the text
> > is wrong. My Swedich characters edv is not
> properly displayed.
> > Is this due to the ANSI/ASCII translation?
> >
> > Is there a way to batch convert a lot of hp text
> files so
> > that I can view
> > them properly on Win98.
> >
> > I know some ways to convert single files but not
> how to
> > convert them
> > all at once.
> >
> The reason for this mess is that DOS and Windows use
> different
> codepages. We have the same problem in German:
> Umlauts and
> special characters are at different code points in
> these codepages.
>
> There is a program called lx2win written by Paolo
> Custodio that
> can do the conversion. I assume it is on Super; if
> not, send me
> a note and I'll send you my copy. I'm usually using
> a little REXX
> program myself because programs like lx2win use
> different
> files for input and output and I like to update in
> place most of the
> time.
>
> Ulrich Boche
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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 14:18:42 -0400
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Just had this question flash across my brain (quick trip too).
Since there is not a simple USB connection for full size PCMCIA cards like
the Sandisk Imagemate, could you use a Psion modem adapter to plug a PCMCIA
type 2 memory card into one of the Imagemates?  Right now I wish I had one
to try with.  Anybody know already?
Thanks,
bob
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> I've been using the Sandisk Imagemate.  It's a compact flash
> reader/writer that connects through USB, but it's always been
> perfect.  In the 3 years that I've had it I've never had a
> problem of any kind and I use it at least once a day and often
> more.
>
> I use it for my laptop cards, my palmtop cards and my camera
> cards.
>
> I think they're only about $40 now and you can get them at Best
> Buy or just about anyplace that sells digital cameras.
>
> Barry
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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 11:56:19 -0700
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On Sun, 5 Aug 2001, Tim wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> This has an LX relevance, sort of.
>
> I'm "moving mother boards around" (to upgrade my main PC's CPU) and will
> lose access to a board that had both ISA and PCI slots in it.
>
> Is there any sort of adapter that will let you use an ISA card in a PCI slot
> .... I'm imagining "no," or they wouldn't have needed to make M-boards w/
> both types of slots.

Nope.  The two busses are incompatable.

> What I'm losing access to is my *old,* SCM-Swap Box ... for those who don't
> know what that is, it's a PC-Card adapter that has (in this case .... there
> were several configurations) an ISA card w/ a PC-Card slot accessible at the
> back of the computer *and* ribbon cables that go to another plug-in slot you
> can mount in a drive bay, on the front of your computer.
>
> Alternately, does anyone know if there's a PCI adapter that would act as a
> controller card for the front-box?

There are controllers that are composed of a PCI card and a "floppy"
sized port that you can mount in the front of your computer, like a ...
floppy.  I have one made by Antec (the DataChute PCMCIA Adpater).  Mine's
an ISA card, but I believe that they make a PCI card version too.

See: http://www.antec-inc.com/product/pc_card/datachut.html

> I used this box a lot in swapping out CF cards (in an adapter) w/ my LX
> (aha! the LX connection to this message!), and digital cameras too.
>
> The Swapbox was much more reliable than a USB adapter I have that's supposed
> to do the same thing (it would "go wiggy" <drivers wouldn't work well, I
> guess> *often* and not let me drag files over to my HDD w/o corrupting
> them<!>. We all know *that's* no good!).

I've had very good luck with the DataChute.  I've had too many bad
experiences with USB to even plug the ports into any computer I currently
have anymore.

> TIA for any help!
> --tim

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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 15:16:41 -0400
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Hi,

I tried to use roboweb (robot.exe version 1.8) on my laptop - didn't =
work.
Total crash - the harddisk is turning and turning and turning...switch
off.

Does this robot.exe work on LX only?

Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton

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Tue,  7 Aug 2001 07:49:15 +1200 (NZT)

Michael, to be honest I never tried roboweb on a machine other
than a DS HP200LX. I can't answer your question. If you can get
POST/LX running on your laptop (I hear this is possible with
something like palrun) then I feel it is likely that ROBOWEB
would run. He is not programmed to be a laptop kiler<G>. Maybe
someone will get him running on a laptop and tell how so
others, who want to, can do it too.

- Tony

32m34s ago ...
On Mon,  6 Aug 2001 15:16:41 -0400, M. Lennartz wrote:

> Hi,
>=20
> I tried to use roboweb (robot.exe version 1.8) on my laptop
> - didn't work.  Total crash - the harddisk is turning and
> turning and turning...switch off.
>=20
> Does this robot.exe work on LX only?
>=20
> Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton
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I have been lurking on this list for quite a while and have gained much
appreciation for the power of my HPLX.  I am stumped as to the best way
to convert GDB files to a useful format in Excel on an Apple Powerbook.
Any ideas would be greatly apprecitaed.

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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 16:42:23 -0400
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Hi Tony,

thank you for the immediate answer.
My POST/LX is running on a laptop :-). Works fine. I'm waiting for a
CF-adapter to put roboweb on the LX. It should come this week.

Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton

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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 15:59:17 -0500
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On Mon, 6 Aug 2001, John Ofenloch wrote:

> I have been lurking on this list for quite a while and have gained much
> appreciation for the power of my HPLX.  I am stumped as to the best way
> to convert GDB files to a useful format in Excel on an Apple Powerbook.
> Any ideas would be greatly apprecitaed.

My first approach would be to create a Smart Clip (F5) that listed all
the fields I wanted in the spreadsheet.  I would add a delimiter (such
as a comma or tab) between each field, and then save the Smart Clip.

Next, I would go to File-Print and choose All Items, Custom (with the
Smart Clip I just defined), and print to a file.  Then, I would transfer
the file to the Powerbook and use Excel's import or parse functions to
load the file.

Ted

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Date:         Tue, 7 Aug 2001 09:39:00 +1200
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Tue,  7 Aug 2001 09:24:43 +1200 (NZT)

Michael! You got me curious. I set everything up on my old
Libretto which runs Win95. I think I have some kind of virus on
it at the moment - if I leave it unattended for about 5 minutes
it crashes, apparently from boredom<G> - saying "projecto"
caused a fault. Maybe some wonky screensaver got in there.

Anyway, I am just amazed!!!! I used cgagraph.com as the palmtop
graphics emuator. Put Scripts=c:\post3\scripts in İSYSTEM¨ in
POST.CFG. PKUNZIPED the robo scripts in c:\post3\scripts.
Copied all the roboweb *.exe files to c:\post3. Copied over my
plamtop RWEB.* x-box files. Put ExtProg=ROBOT -p "RWEB1 po" and
went online and blow me down, it worked like the wind!!!

The best part is the "GUI" of roboweb shows the shaded
"Subject" or label line in GREEN :) Looks magnificent.

Thanks for your challenge Michael :)

So, we can say that ROBOWEB/LX has been seen to work on a
laptop<G>.

Good luck with the CF-adaptor.

I've been spending time lately speeding up ROBOWEB - having a
new "Simple" mode which does no "keep" work, but still allows
selective getting. However, you show me that the best way to
speed it up is put it with a pentium :)

- Tony

42m20s ago ...
On Mon,  6 Aug 2001 16:42:23 -0400, M. Lennartz wrote:

> Hi Tony,
>
> thank you for the immediate answer.
> My POST/LX is running on a laptop :-). Works fine. I'm waiting for a
> CF-adapter to put roboweb on the LX. It should come this week.
>
> Mit freundlichem Gru_ / Regards / Saluton
>
> Michael Lennartz
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Does anyone have a minimal setup of Malcolm Drury's VIEW running on
their palmtop?  Things are getting tight on my 6mb unit, and its not
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Date:         Mon, 6 Aug 2001 21:40:36 -0500
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Marc - writes:
> Does anyone have a minimal setup of Malcolm Drury's VIEW running on
> their palmtop?  Things are getting tight on my 6mb unit, and its not
> feasible to upgrade memory at this point.

I don't know if there are additional functions in other files, but I have
just the main view.exe on my palmtop.  It's 92k as is, and 44k when zipped.

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Date:         Tue, 7 Aug 2001 06:44:26 +0100
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Hi Bob,

If you mean the Psion Modem adaptor that is
used for Series 3c/5 type machines, then no,
it won't work with memory cards.  Apparently
it doesn't have a full PCMCIA v2 pin
connection, and will only work with modems.
I'd be interested in how you thought to
connect it - the connector is a flat, 15 pin
PCMCIA dongle type (called Honda for some
reason) which is specific to Psion machines.

Also, whilst talking about Psion, just to
clear up some of the hysteria surrounding the
recent announcement.  Psion will continue to
manufacture and support the current models
(Revo, Revo Plus, 5mx, 7) through 2004.  They
may well pick up development of new models
before then, if the market improves.  Psion is
a big company, with four distinct branches:
Digital, which handles the PDAs and Wavefinder
(digital radio receiver); Dacom, which handles
Modems, ISDN, USB; Teklogix, which has
wireless and corporate products; plus the
stake in Symbian, which writes and supports
the EPOC OS, as used in the Nokia 9210.  Other
companies (eg Nokia) are developing for the
latest version of EPOC, thus keeping the
market alive.  Psion hasn't gone away yet...

Stuart

> Date:    Mon, 6 Aug 2001 14:18:42 -0400
> From:    Bob Penick <bpenick@MYREALBOX.COM>
> Subject: Do PCMCIA to Compactflash adapters exist?
>
> Just had this question flash across my brain (quick trip too).
> Since there is not a simple USB connection for full size PCMCIA cards like
> the Sandisk Imagemate, could you use a Psion modem adapter to plug a PCMCIA
> type 2 memory card into one of the Imagemates?  Right now I wish I had one
> to try with.  Anybody know already?
> Thanks,
> bob

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Did any one try the super carousel software. I have plan to buy this
software from thaddeus.com

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I'm not sure about SSC but it looks like a packaged version of SC with
a bunch of normally free apps. I use regular SC and it works great. I
advise that you have some built-in memory and EMM to use for swap
space.

Can anyone offer reasons why to choose SSC over SC?

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> Did any one try the super carousel software. I have plan to buy this
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> The palmtop often says "battery error, push ESC key". If the feeder is
not p
> gged the palmtop suthdown and power off.
>
> When POWERON, the palmtop restart again and, sometimes, the data in the c
dr
> e are completely lost.
>
> I changed the battery (main and backup), unplugged the flash card,
reinstall
>  the soft,... the trouble persist.

You might try doing a complete reset on the system.  This will wipe out all
the data in the internal RAM as well as any "oddities" that may have
corrupted some system settings.

1. Backup your internal RAM data to your card
2. Remove the main AAs and the backup lithium battery
3. Press and hold down the "ON" key for 30 secs (this squeezes the
remaining juice from the circuits)
4. Replace the batteries, and you're back in business.

If that doesn't work, you can always try Thaddeus for repairs.

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I Al-Khars wrote:
> Did any one try the super carousel software. I have plan to buy this
> software from thaddeus.com

That version of Software Carousel is very good; I upgraded to it
a couple of years ago.  The "Super" version is just a lot of
software preinstalled for you.  If you want the software then it
could be a good thing for you.  If you just want to run your own
software in a task swapping environment then just buy Software
Carousel (it's cheaper) and install your own programs.

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Has anyone successfully implemented an auto program
execution utility to their DOS environment?

I am using both Goin' Postal and WWW/LX-POST/LX for email.
It seems both could be made more useful if there were a
utility to start/run/close these programs. A utility that
would perform the send and receive functions every xx
minutes. The interval set by the user, say, in 5 or 10
minute increments.

I've tried the TSR programs that fake keyboard input to
launch one of these programs and perform the ritual of send
and receive, but these TSRs all seem to fail at closing the
program, waiting xx minutes and starting the cycle over
again. Is it not possible to write a DOS TSR, looping
batch file or compiled program that could just
launch/start/run/close any program every xx minutes?
..........................................................
 Bob Christopher  Littleton, Colorado USA  bob@palmtop.com
 . HP200LX Palmtop .Submini Cameras. Vintage Mechanicals .

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Shimon Nagar wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
> Is There any way I can scroll the days section so old task will be =
hide?

I did not understand your problem. Can you elaborate a bit more in
order to be able to help you ?

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>
> I am using both Goin' Postal and WWW/LX-POST/LX for email.
> It seems both could be made more useful if there were a
> utility to start/run/close these programs. A utility that
> would perform the send and receive functions every xx
> minutes. The interval set by the user, say, in 5 or 10
> minute increments.
>
> I've tried the TSR programs that fake keyboard input to
> launch one of these programs and perform the ritual of send
> and receive, but these TSRs all seem to fail at closing the
> program, waiting xx minutes and starting the cycle over
> again. Is it not possible to write a DOS TSR, looping
> batch file or compiled program that could just
> launch/start/run/close any program every xx minutes?
> ..........................................................

Hi Bob,
theoretical it is possible to write a TSR, which puts every xx
minutes some keystrokes into the  keyboard buffer. I would go another
way: May be, you know Net-Tamer, the e-mail-program by David Colston.
The "kernel" of Net-Tamer, that means the module, that dials up, sends
and gets messages and closes the connection, is called "netmail" and
available as shareware ($40 ???). It works with only one provider and
one mailbox, but you can change the configuration file in a batch, for
instance. I tested the shareware for another project, and it works
stable and reliable (in the test, I used it for more than an hour with an
intervall of 15 minutes for downloading messages.)

The shell programm, which calls netmail, I could rewrite and send to
you, but I don't know, if this T-Pascal-6 program runs under LX.

Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton

Michael Lennartz
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Date:         Wed, 8 Aug 2001 05:35:30 +0200
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Alan sent me his new masterpieces and i am impressed! (if you want them, ask
me, not him, he's recovering from a Costa Rica holiday)

Quickview does html and pcx among other jewels, and Minidict freed 500000
off my C:\ by removing LXDICT.EXE.

So far both are bug-free. (except in Minidict my F1 shows the palmtop
voltage, but when pressed shows garbled "About" text which will only go away
with an F10. Also, the beeping, each time it finds a word, is a bit
annoying)

Other than that, thank you Alan for this wonderful addition to reasons to
stay with the LX.

btw. i see less and less FS announcements - meaning there is nothing on the
market to replace the 'palmi', as the Germans call it.

     ) )
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Ed Keefe's article prompted me to create the following macro as a solution:

{Shift+End}{Copy} {F10}{F6}{F2}{Paste}{F10}{Paste}{F10}{F10}

if called in a note field in front of an SSL line lets me see as many
subsets as i want

Q: why do searches work faster if the note field is put into page 2 ?

Nat

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On Mon, 30 Jul 2001 09:48:53 -0500, Chris Lott wrote:

İSnipped some¨

> I tried once
> on my own to figure it out, and was not successful.

First you have to know if you cellphone provide this service. Then you
have to know that your provider supports it. Then you have to know the
smsc number andf enter it in to your phone.

Sms is only avalible in gsm based systems (AFAIK..probably some two way
pager systems in US++)

If you have a working setup on your phone you could send me a message
on +4790199462 and I will recive it instantly on my phone.

> I saw some recent posts on SMS from within POST/LX.  I'm currious
> also how/why people are combining SMS with their POST/LX program.

As Stefan wrote it is to make it easy to write. I also use the Post/Lx
to transfer/store messages I want to keep.

> -Chris "SMS Novice" Lott

Regards

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On Thu,  2 Aug 2001 18:45:06 +0100, HP Staber wrote:

> copied into an SMS and sent to my cellphone. This way I know if
> something arrived in my mailbox and I have a fair idea about the
> contents as well.

I have this service on my cellphone. But it is not fun reciving spam
and also get notified on the phone. I have added filters so that I am
not notified when the subject is something obvious.

I have changed my emailadress on this list. Maybe that will reduce the
spamamount. But I guess I am already screwd.

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On Sat,  4 Aug 2001 06:49:28 -0700, Bob Christopher wrote:

> I've tried to DL Daivd Bird's Days program from SUPER but
> have had no success. This program gives the seconds,
> minutes, days, weeks, months years, etc between two dates.
> Has anyone successfully DL this program? If so, could you
> email it to me. Thanks in advance.

I have "Days" here somewhere. I am not sure what version it is. But I
wrote him a email a long time ago regarding a bug. Then I got a new
version in return. I can mail it to you if you want. I am not sure
where I found my orginal copy

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On Wed, 8 Aug 2001, Martin Bergvill wrote:

> Sms is only avalible in gsm based systems (AFAIK..probably some two way
> pager systems in US++)

SMS is available on Verizon (TDMA) systems in the USA.  There may be
others, but I don't know.

Ted

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On Wed, 8 Aug 2001, Theodore Heise wrote:

> SMS is available on Verizon (TDMA) systems in the USA.  There may be
> others, but I don't know.

I must need another cup of coffee.  That should be CDMA above.  Sorry.

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On Mon,  6 Aug 2001 02:54:01 +0000 (GMT), Russel Brooks wrote:

> Tim wrote:
> > I'm "moving mother boards around" (to upgrade my main PC's CPU) and will
> > lose access to a board that had both ISA and PCI slots in it.
>
> Keep an old pc around to support your other old hardware.
> You aren't limited to a single pc.

Why do you have to talk about me all of a sudden :-))

I have a hardware graveyard here :-)

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Did a lot of research and purchased the HP Photosmart 618
digicam.

Requirements:

  1600x1200 resolution
  Compact flash (compatible with LX200 & OB800
  Runs of AA's

Nice to have

  Lesser resolutions
  Manual overides

Boy, am I pleased. The pictures are amazing. Have taken
pictures in dim light with no flash. They are incredible (a
tripod helps). CNET's reviewer of this camera had a bad day
or bad unit. Other cameras have more resolutions. This has
1600x1200 and 800x600. Thought others would be nice, but MS
Photoed takes care of that. I will probably take most pix at
the higher resolution so I'm not sorry later.

HP specifies W98 or above. Tried it on USB w/W95b. Drivers
install OK, shows error in device manager. This is not a
significant problem. Pictures can be transferred by putting
the CF in the computer. All other software seems OK.

Recently obtained an RCA Lyre 2204 MP3 player. Uses CF and
AA's. With the price I paid on eBay, got a CF reader for my
desktop and a 64MB Sandisk flash with the player thrown in
the deal.

Seems like most MP3 players run off AA's but not CF.
Many digicams run off neither.

Bob
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A friend was going purchase a Compaq PDA to run some windows
mapping software. I told him that his OS would not support
Win 9x. What he needs is a W9x machine able to be used in
daylight (reflective LCD) and be durable.

Panasonic seems to have a Toughbook that may do that, put
they are pricey. Any ideas?

Bob
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Le Wed, 8 Aug 2001 11:17:12 -0600
"Robert K=2E Meyer" <bmeyer@UNION-TEL=2ECOM> a =E9crit:

> Did a lot of research and purchased the HP Photosmart 618
> digicam=2E

Had you tried the Pentax EI 200 ?

Almost same caracteristics than the Photosmart, plus an 3x optical zoom=2E

Plus two great options for palmtop users wanting to upload their
pictures on a web site using cellular phone, without making to much
image processing on their palmtops :
- An automatic detection of the camera position (portrait / landmark)=2E
  No need to use image processing routine to rotate the image=2E=2E=2E
- The "Digita" OS, permitting to create some applets directly in the
  camera=2E Still need a function permitting to reduce the resolution to
  something like 400x300, but the firmware being upgradable, we can try
  to ask=2E=2E=2E ;-)

I tried it sometime ago=2E No problem with my compact flash card, and no
JPEG compatability problem with the image processing routines I use=2E

I tried several other cameras, none has all these features in the same
box=2E=2E=2E

Jacques=2E

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Daniel,

I'm not a Roboweb user, at least not yet, but I still believe that
_all_ topics which have to do with the HP 200LX and its software
should be discussed here.

Even if people are not using all programs, discussions about them are
usually interesting and useful, and perhaps even lead to more people
using these programs.

But as I now understand, Roboweb is not supported on the other list
exclusively, and discussions can still take place here, so this is not
an issue any more.

Tom
www.rundel.net/palmtop


On Mon, 6 Aug 2001 13:54:44 +0200, Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE=
> wrote:

 > The same!
 > I really appreciate Tony'S efforts regarding roboweb and all the
 > maintaining and supprort he gives. But I also don't think it is
 > necessary to do that off this list.
 >
 > But we are roboweb users.
 > Maybe non-users may think different.
 >
 > GTX
 > daniel

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On Tue, 7 Aug 2001 11:21:51 -0400, Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM> =
wrote:

İsnip¨

 > Can anyone offer reasons why to choose SSC over SC?

If someone is a new user of the 200LX, SSC is great because it saves
one from the hassle of downloading and setting up a bunch of apps.
All the good freeware and shareware apps are preinstalled and ready
to use out of the box. The user just needs to register those shareware
apps which he intends to use.

On the other hand, someone who already has all the software and just
wants to add task switching doesn't need SSC, for him SC will do just
fine.

Tom
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>Subject: OT: Laptop with Reflective LCD
>   Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2001 11:22:13 -0600
>   From: "Robert K. Meyer" <bmeyer@UNION-TEL.COM>
>
>A friend was going purchase a Compaq PDA to run some windows
>mapping software. I told him that his OS would not support
>Win 9x. What he needs is a W9x machine able to be used in
>daylight (reflective LCD) and be durable.
>
>Panasonic seems to have a Toughbook that may do that, put
>they are pricey. Any ideas?
>
>Bob
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Bob
I would suggest one on the earlier HP Omnibooks.

The 300, 425 and 430 are very compact and run WIN 3.1 (but not
WIN9x).
The earlier models also look exactly like a twice size
200LX.....

The 530, 600 and 800 are bigger but can run WIN 9x.
All are excellent portable computers.

Check out http://home.earthlink.net/~qman/  near the bottom of
the page.

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It is the same camera. HP and Pentax developed it together.
May be differences in the bundled software as in the 618 and
618xi. The camera OS apparantly has scripting capabilities.
Don't see scripts in the manual, but I've hardly gotten into
the manual.

Bob

Jacques Belin wrote:
>
> Had you tried the Pentax EI 200 ?
>

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> > Did a lot of research and purchased the HP Photosmart 618
> > digicam.
>
> Had you tried the Pentax EI 200 ?
>
> Almost same caracteristics than the Photosmart, plus an 3x optical zoom.

Steve's Digicam website describes them as the same exact camera (a
collaboration between HP and Pentax)

http://www.steves-digicams.com/hp_c618.html

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Le Thu, 9 Aug 2001 10:02:55 -0600
"Robert K=2E Meyer" <bmeyer@UNION-TEL=2ECOM> a =E9crit:

> It is the same camera=2E HP and Pentax developed it together=2E

You are true=2E There is an HP logo on the Pentax's screen=2E   ;-)

> May be differences in the bundled software as in the 618 and
> 618xi=2E The camera OS apparantly has scripting capabilities=2E
> Don't see scripts in the manual, but I've hardly gotten into
> the manual=2E

Go to http://www=2Edigitaphoto=2Ecom and http://www=2Edigitacamera=2Ecom for
scripts examples=2E=2E=2E



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Le Thu, 9 Aug 2001 09:56:10 -0700
Longden Loo <Longden_Loo@CANDLE=2ECOM> a =E9crit:

> Steve's Digicam website describes them as the same exact camera (a
> collaboration between HP and Pentax)
>=20
> http://www=2Esteves-digicams=2Ecom/hp_c618=2Ehtml

Very good review=2E :-)

The are also reviewed at=20
http://www=2Epcphotoreview=2Ecom/dc/reviews/show_all=2Ecfm?ProductID=3D560
(HP 618) and
http://www=2Epcphotoreview=2Ecom/dc/reviews/show_all=2Ecfm?ProductID=3D502
(Pentax EI 200)

Go to the "Sample Photos" section for the EI 200, you will see some very
good examples under very low light conditions, and what it can do in
macro mode=2E=2E=2E  :-)


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I am trying to learn Flexpad on my HP200LX and have the following
questions:

What is the difference between catagories, labels, sections and bookmarks,
and in what situation would each be used?

How do I transfer 300 names and addresses from the address program in my
HP200LX to Flexpad?

Is there a best way to type in names, addresses and phone number into
Flexpad?

Should each entry (like a name and address) be separated with a line space
or should no line space be used?

Should subjects be grouped together or just be entered free form?

When picking a catagory and getting the results, the lines of text won't
rap the words.  So I get part of the first line and none of the second
line.  Is this the way it is suppose to be?

Thanks,
Randy

P.S.  I tried to send these questions to the Flexpad list
(flexpad-users@yahoogroups.com) but my post will not come up.  Is the list
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Hi friends,

I have a question regarding IR.EXE by Andreas Garzotto:

Did anyone manage to send a MIDI file to the Siemens S25 or S35 phone
in order to use it as a ring tone?

I have tried it (Ir.exe oput midifile.mid) (yes, I have converted it to
MIDI0 first with midi1to0 from the lxmidi package), IR says it sends
the file, closes connection after sending, but the phone doesn't use
the new melody, but the old one instead (also a custom one). In the
spec for the phone is written, a new melody overwrites the old one and
is usable as melody #43. I always use melody 43, but the new one simply
isn't played.

The Siemens spec says also, that the Siemens phones are OBEX compliant.

Any ideas?

Thanks a lot
daniel

P.S.: The spec says something about "3COM Midi files". What is that? I
think MIDI0 is MIDI0. Or what?? ;-)



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A little off topic - perhaps someone can offer some expert opinions.
I reported a few years back that the Elvis VI editor has a mode in
which it can be operated that utilizes the BIOS interrupts for screen
and keyboard access.  This is almost an academic distinction, except
that I was using it in conjunction with the obscure DOS CTTY command,
which let me operate my computer over the COM port from an external
terminal (usually a better screen and keyboard).

Anyway, I am working on an embedded project that happens to be
remakably like the palmtop.  It is an AMD 188 embedded processor,
and unlike the palmtop, my design has no screen or keyboard, in
the normal PC way of thinking.  Instead my mini BIOS uses the COM
port for the console, almost identical to how the palmtop works
after you issue the CTTY command.

My question is this - my co workers who need to use this machine
are vi-illiterate.  I got to thinking, and I could not think of any
other "easy" editor that would support this kind of BIOS operation.
Something like Q editor would be great.  Does anyone here know of
such an editor that will work through the BIOS?

Thanks, and sorry for the off topic post.

-Chris Lott




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----- Original Message -----
From: "Daniel Hertrich" <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE>
> P.S.: The spec says something about "3COM Midi files". What is
that? I
> think MIDI0 is MIDI0. Or what?? ;-)

Sorry that I don't know much about your problem, but one thing:
MIDI0 can be multiple voices on a single track, as well as a
single voice.   Mobile phones and Palms can only handle single
voices, hence the so called 3COM Midi files.   If there is the
slightest chance that your file has more than one voice, even
part of the time, it will probably not play.

HTH

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Players of Curtis Cameron's FreeCell may enjoy (or hate) playing
game #892; I found this one much harder than other recent FC
games I've played.

One more down, thousands to go...  :-)

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Hi!
I am selling two PCMCIA cards.
I know what I gave for them but am not expecting to get that much for
them.
Make an offer. (In $ or Swedish krona)
Shiping is extra.

I have a SMART MODULAR TECHNOLOGIES FAX/MODEM & MEMORY CARD. 6Meg and
2400bps. Its a combo card with two in one.

One MEGAHERTZ X-jack (no adaptor required,the phone cord plugs rihgt
in) 14 400bps PCMCIA MODEM.

Make me an offer if You have the slightest interest.

      /tomas moberg
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Daniel wrote:


>
> If I were you, I would take the palmtop apart once more, clean
> everything, specially the contacts between keyboard and mainboard and
> the key contacts themselves, and reassemble it. Maybe this halps.


I did so and it seems as it works now, God knows what was
wrong.



> Strange -- what do the plastic keys in another way than you if you
> press the black dots manually?


I noticed on my old LX that these black dots were very
worned.


They must sure be unable to close the circuit sooner or later
after a long usage.


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Hi

For the first time I am trying to construct some more advanced
html-pages with the LX.


It seems as hv doesnt support non breaking space?

That is this sign &nbsp;


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Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> Did anyone manage to send a MIDI file to the Siemens S25 or S35 phone
> in order to use it as a ring tone?

Do you have a list of the non standard Siemens AT commands?
I once printed a list and I think it was from www.nobbi.com

The AT¬SBNW command is used to load logos and ringtones.
In order to load a new MIDI ringtone, you have to issue:

AT¬SBNW=3D"mid",0,1
> 4D54686400000...... (CTRL-Z)

You have to enter the command, and the phone answers with '>'.
You then have to enter your data in hex and finish the input
with CTRL-Z.

If you want to do it more than once, I recommend to write a
ROBOT script which takes a MIDI file as input. Nice exercise.

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Chris Lott wrote:
> My question is this - my co workers who need to use
> this machine are vi-illiterate.  I got to thinking, and I
> could not think of any other "easy" editor that would
> support this kind of BIOS operation. Something like
> Q editor would be great.  Does anyone here know of
> such an editor that will work through the BIOS?

I don't know if this is powerful enough for you but I just
checked the source of PC Magazine's TED (Tiny EDitor) and it
uses the BIOS for I/O.  I'm not sure that's actually what you
need, though.  I think for redirection you need something that
uses DOS.

Ted does come with source and it wouldn't be too difficult to
modify it to use DOS functions instead of BIOS functions.  I
think it's already using DOS functions for display (but check
closer, I just took a quick look) so you'd just need to modify
the key input.

This is a very small (2,984 bytes) editor that works fairly well
and is easy to use and can be learned in it's entirety in about
10 minutes.  Most people would just start using it.  It's pretty
intuitive and doesn't have any gotchas that I recall.  I used it
for a long time on my 95lx when I just had a 512k sram card.

I'm sure Q (Qedit) goes right to the hardware.  They have to do
do the things they do as fast as they do.  I did a quick search
through the doc file for an old version I have and didn't find
the word BIOS, but I'm sure it is direct.

There are also a number of expanded versions of Ted that various
people have made.  Most are still under 5 or 6k but add a lot of
features.  Some are very well done.  They all used to be in the
Compuserve library.  You might check Simtelnet.  I don't
remember their names but the binaries had names like E.com and
H.com (I remember these two. There are others).  I don't
remember that they also use the Bios but they probably did and
they come with source.

I have Ted if you need it.  I probably also have the others but
a quick search didn't turn them up.  I have about a thousand old
floppies and a couple of hundred Zip disks and a few hundred CDs
with old stuff on them.  None of it is indexed.

Barry


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Date:         Fri, 10 Aug 2001 12:42:25 -0400
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Hi all,

I've got a 2 MByte Intel/M-systems Flash Card Intel 28F008SA (labeled as
digital prgm card). The 200LX doesn't recognize it. Is it possible to
use it with an in-built driver or additonal software?

TIA

Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton

Michael Lennartz
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Hi friends,

I'm looking for a program whichi is good to compress a part of me
internal RAM disk.
It must be very reliable!

Background:

I have reconfigured WWW/LX to use my Accton Ethernet card to go online.
Before that I have stored all my email on the flash card, but now I had
to move all Post/LX mailboxes and the folders in which Post/LX filters
automatically to the internal RAM drive and I run out of space soon.

So I think the best option (besides buying an upgrade which is too
expensive for me) would be to compress the Post/LX files, which should
be very effective, since these files are nearly plain text.

Please recommend what I can use (jam, diet, stacker....)!

Thanks a lot
daniel

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Date:         Fri, 10 Aug 2001 21:04:02 -0600
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Thanks for response. I will pass the info along to my
friend.

Seems logical to me that all laptops would have a reflective
backlit screen. Industry must want to keep us in dark rooms.
I remember reading an article in one of the big industrial
electrical engineering magazines 25 years ago that LCD wrist
watches never catch on. Never had an LED watch myself. I
wanted to tell time in daylight. Industry wanted us in
caves. I would just as soon be able to compute in bright
sunlight.

Bob
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Hello

I have the following, and am thinking about selling it all, so would like to
get some offers to see if it is worth selling.

-- HPLX 200, Double speed, and 32mb from Rundel Datentechnik. The upgrade
was done in June 1998.
-- Australian 240v power adapter for 200LX
-- All boxes and manuals for the 200LX, unused, as I have 2 sets of manuals)
-- Serial Cable for 200LX
-- WWW/LX, POST/LX 2.x.  Tis is the previous version, and no longer
supported, but does the job fine for me.
-- ABC/LX (Battery charge software)
-- Software Carousel
-- Simple Technology 33.6 card modem with SimpleJack (the cool little
adapter that just fits over a normal phone cable), plus one spare simplejack
-- 1mb Grid PCMCIA card (Not flash, needs battery)
-- 2mb Grid PCMCIA card (Not flash, needs battery)
-- Spare battery for 1 of the above PCMCIA cards
-- Heaps of downloaded HPLX freeware software I will burn to CD if you like.
-- Original HP leather wallet for HP Palmtop.

I can send JPG pictures of all if interested.

The 200LX had the crack appear in August 1998, but I fixed it, and it has
not come back. The repair job is nearly invisible. Also, the spring appears
to have broken on the PCMCIA door. I mostly keep a card in there, which is
probably why this has happened. Also, for some reason, ever since the memory
and speed upgrade, the bottom of the 200LX has had a slight buckle so that
it does not quite sit on the four feet. I do not know if this is just a side
affect of the upgrade, but it has not bothered me, nor affected the use of
the 200LX, so I ignored it.

I have not dropped or damaged it in any way, and it is in good condition
other than the things mentioned above.

I still use it a little, but have scaled down my use lately as I have
computers nearly everywhere I go. I never thaught I would say this, but I am
considering getting a Palm PC of some kind, because as a software developer
for Windows, I could develop my own software for it. (I never had the time,
not interest to learn the software development tools on the 200LX)

Please email me directly at david@eggins.com, as I do not always get time to
read the list, but usually peruse the archives.

Thank You

David
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Date:         Sat, 11 Aug 2001 11:09:18 +0200
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Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> Hi friends,

> I'm looking for a program whichi is good to compress a part of me
> internal RAM disk.
> It must be very reliable!

Before I upgraded to my 220MB Sandisk I used JAM for quite some time without
any trouble. I can vote for it's reliability - never lost any data.

Michel

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Michael Lennartz wrote:

>Hi all,

> on Quinton Jones Website I've found the description and screenshot of
> "TaskBar", but the link to the website is dead. I searched on

A wild search got me TBLX18 as a free download from a Japanese site. As I do
not know the status, I can not post it, but can send it to requestors. Docs
are in Japanese but a simple analysis of the file will show how to configure
it.

Example( of my personal version)

                the İ option ¨ give main menu items displayed
                    the < option> a deeper level submenu displayed
                        the hex values are the key values for starting the
linked program.
İoption¨
taskbar=2
allkill=4000
tblxend=1
123g=08A9
ip=07BD

İrun¨
dosline=2000

İfind¨
Filename=6e00
Contents=6E00

İprogram¨
Smmx=A700
Tasklist=c300
KeyM=1300
PIM=0
Planning=0
Zoom=7f00
<PIM>
Appointments=b000
Phonebook=b400

<Planning>
ToDo=1400
Project=b300
Clock=7900


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Date:         Sat, 11 Aug 2001 06:45:24 -0400
Reply-To:     Martin Bergvill <hplx@BERGVILL.COM>
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On Fri, 10 Aug 2001 19:14:10 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> Hi friends,

Hellu there

> I'm looking for a program whichi is good to compress a part of me
> internal RAM disk.
> It must be very reliable!

I use Jam and are very satisfied. I have not had a problem for a very
long time.

> Background:
>
> I have reconfigured WWW/LX to use my Accton Ethernet card to go online.

I do exactly that every day.

> Before that I have stored all my email on the flash card, but now I had
> to move all Post/LX mailboxes and the folders in which Post/LX filters
> automatically to the internal RAM drive and I run out of space soon.

I have the same problem. I have emailfolders on the Cdrive and then
newsfolders on the G Jamdrive.

> So I think the best option (besides buying an upgrade which is too
> expensive for me)

I have too.. I have 500kb free on Gdrive and about 1400kb-Maxdos free
on the Cdrive. When I get around to it I will send a backupunit to Hal
and get it upgraded.. (I get around to it=when I get the money for it)

> would be to compress the Post/LX files, which should
> be very effective, since these files are nearly plain text.

I have had great success with this for years. I figured that since the
newsfolders in Www/lx are mostly just sitting there then I could put
them on a Jamdrive.

> Please recommend what I can use (jam, diet, stacker....)!

I would go for Jam.. I have not used Stacker or Diet On the Hplx. I
used Stacker long time ago on the desktop.

I have a 8mb ds machine and I have Jammed about 3.2mb of it for years.
I back it up to a flashcard by pkzipping the Cdrive and then just copy
the jamdrive file to the flashcard.

> Thanks a lot

You are welcome :-)

Regards

PS!1 Do you have an idea when you will have the info about Vcards/6210 up
on your webpage?

PS2! See other mail about Ericsson T39 and the Hplx :-)

Regards

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Hi

I should have used my money to get my backup hplx upgraded but I could
not resist the new mobil phone from Ericsson. The new T39m.

For those who do not know it it has these key features:

Gprs
Hscsd
Bluetooth
Irda
Wap 1.2.1
Voicecontrol
Voicememo(90 seconds)
Calender
Calculator
Alarmclock
Phonebook with more info for each name(511 enteries total) with SyncMl
++ lot more..

It even got a copy of the old Commondore 64 game "Styx" :-)

All this in a phone which is the size of a crediccard+arial and weighs
86gram.

I have used it now for a couple of days and I must say that I am
impressed. I still have my Nokia 6210 but it is now huge and will
probably be sold or put away somehere.. :-)

I have not yet charged the battery(!). The supplied battery has a
standbytime of max 300 hours(!). It was way below half full when I
first bought the phone. Now I got 78hours standby time left or 1.5
hours talktime. I have orded a "big" battery for this phone. It has a
standbytime of 700 hours. (figure out how many days that is for
yourself :-)

I tested it with Hplx with the same AT string I used with the 6210 to
establish a HSCSD connection through WWW/LX. It did not work. It
probably need some special AT strings to get it to work. But it did
however work with 9600bps..AT&F. I will get back to this when I know
more about this. I have posted some questions on news.

I have not yet tested it with Ring.com, but it seems that it makes some
more EMI problems than the 6210. This is yet to be confirmed. Hopefully
it will not be a problem.

I also transfered Vcards from the Hplx to the T39m the same way I did
with the 6210. This worked like a charm. Only problem was when the Hplx
phonebook had a lot of info in the notefield..the phone just crashed
and had to be rebooted. (this also happend with the 6210..not a
problem)

The Ericsson is a great phone and I hope to sell many of them in the
shop I work. Nothing from Nokia even comes close at this point in time.
But when the 6310 are launched it does not come close either.. Strange
because I am really a Nokia man, but now I have been blown away with
the T39m. A lot of things to get used to but still a great phone. (Yes
you can use it to call people too :-)

Things I need to get tested is:

To use GPRS(always online) with WWW/LX. Any suggestions?
How to use HSCSD with the Hplx
How to transfer Vcalender to the phone from Hplx.
+Suggestions from you guys

PS! I will try to get the Siemens S40 tested also.. Have to do it
tomorrow. We have just one left which is already sold. I will try it
out tomorrow saturday. If I remember correctly it does not support
HSCSD over irda...Daniel do you know anything about this? Is the irda
limited to 9600 or something? It is sold with a cable so it seems like
It need it for High speed

That is all for now..

Regards

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On Wed,  8 Aug 2001 08:01:07 -0500, Theodore Heise wrote:

> On Wed, 8 Aug 2001, Martin Bergvill wrote:
>
> > Sms is only avalible in gsm based systems (AFAIK..probably some two way
> > pager systems in US++)
>
> SMS is available on Verizon (TDMA) systems in the USA.  There may be
> others, but I don't know.

TDMA..is this gsm at 1900MHz?

Regards

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11-Aug-01

Hallo members on this "old" list.........

I am happy to come back to this HP-list after holding up
some years. I have used HP since the beginning with HP95.
Now I have HP200LX upgraded to 32 Mb. It works excellently.
This is the case with those I used earlier, too. As all of you know
there is no personal life without this palmtop near the
heart!

I am glad to see this list still be alive. The
HP-community still going strong, too. Thanks to the
HP-line!

Now my problem. It is the worse hazard that ever  have
happened to me with this machine during the years. Two weeks
ago, after running  the HP-test program (of/esc+on/release esc),
 the card, that was in the slot, did not want to give any
 information. I get the message "Drive not ready," in spite of the
card being there. I tried rebooting, even cold one with
"n", but no change. I tried other pcmcia-card. They worked!

The primary card, that now is not working, I have used a long
time, perhaps 4 year or longer. It is a 10 mb SanDisc and
has given me no trouble during the years. There is a
lot of valuable information on it. I MUST have it back.

What to do??????? What has happened?

The information on the card  is of the dignity that I pay
money for it to come back!

Regard from Rolf Aronsson, Sweden.

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Date:         Sat, 11 Aug 2001 18:26:04 +0200
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Hi Stefan,

On Fri, 10 Aug 2001 13:27:32 +0000, Stefan Peichl <Stefan.Peichl@T-ONLINE.DE> wrote:

> Do you have a list of the non standard Siemens AT commands?

Yes.

> The AT¬SBNW command is used to load logos and ringtones.
> In order to load a new MIDI ringtone, you have to issue:
>
> AT¬SBNW="mid",0,1
> > 4D54686400000...... (CTRL-Z)

Thanks! This is just what I need!

I tried it, but I had to give one more number at the end in order to
get a > rather than an ERROR

AT¬SBNW="mid",0,1,1
>

then I entered the hey code of the beginning of a midi file.
ctrl-z braught up another ERROR, but I could then read exact the same
as I wrote into the phone with the AT¬SBNR command, i.e. it has been
saved.
The phone didn:t play anything, though.

Do you know what the exact meaning of this last value is?
In the data sheet, it is said to be the "maxNumber" (=maximum number of
packets). Which packets are meant?

Another thing I wondered about was "Limitation: The maximum pdu size is
176 bytes (or 352 charcaters)". My MIDI files are up to 1.5kB in size!

> If you want to do it more than once, I recommend to write a
> ROBOT script which takes a MIDI file as input. Nice exercise.

Nice idea.
I looked into the robot.doc, but I couldn't find the appropriate
commands to read a file and write the hex values to the phone.
BTW: Is the phone connection equivalent to the "TCP" connection
mentioned in the docs?

GTX
daniel

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Date:         Sat, 11 Aug 2001 09:32:22 -0700
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Sure it does. Try this: http://www.dasoft.com/indexHV.html
right after the image with the words "D&A Software" and before
the icon for WWW/LX, there are three &nbsp; entities. There
are more throughout the D&A Software Website.

It may be that your font has nothing in place where that
"character" shows up?

  Avi


Lars Hedstroem wrote:
> Hi
>
> For the first time I am trying to construct some more advanced
> html-pages with the LX.
>
> It seems as hv doesnt support non breaking space?
>
> That is this sign &nbsp;
>
> Lars
>

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Chris Lott wrote:
> My question is this - my co workers who need to use
> this machine are vi-illiterate.  I got to thinking, and I
> could not think of any other "easy" editor that would
> support this kind of BIOS operation. Something like
> Q editor would be great.  Does anyone here know of
> such an editor that will work through the BIOS?


Aha!  A job for EDLIN!

It's just a little less scary than vi though.

Steve

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Date:         Sat, 11 Aug 2001 13:21:48 -0500
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Just to follow-up, after following a tip from Barry, it turns out
that the VDE editor has a mode that uses the BIOS console I/O
functions instead of direct hardware writes.  While I haven't tested
it, it might also work with the CTTY style of operation like Elvis
does.

-Chris Lott

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11-aug-01

Thanks for the interest. Hope there are anybody more on the list, who =
know the way out of this blocked flashcard. The constructor of the =
SanDisc flashcard perhaps know about the system.  I can not believe, =
that the data is away. There ought to be any program or so, which can =
break into the card. And more - what did happen in the seftesting mode? =
Sram-cards can manage it but not flashcards???

I did not know anything about the risk for the flashcards when doing =
this selftesting. This BUG I want the HP-user to know about. The Data on =
my card is of a very important sort, and as I said earlier, I pay for to =
have them back!

Regards from Rolf Aronsson.

P.S. Dear Daniel. I think I joined the list in the beginning 1990th. I =
do not know when the list started. Perhaps anybody knows!? D.S.

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<DIV>11-aug-01</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>Thanks for the interest. Hope there are anybody more on the list, =
who know=20
the way out of this blocked flashcard. The constructor of the SanDisc =
flashcard=20
perhaps know about the system.&nbsp; I can not believe, that the data is =
away.=20
There ought to be any program or so, which can break into the card. And =
more -=20
what did happen in the seftesting mode? Sram-cards can manage it but not =

flashcards???</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>I&nbsp;did not know anything&nbsp;about the risk for the flashcards =
when=20
doing&nbsp;this selftesting. This BUG I want the HP-user to know about. =
The Data=20
on my card is of a very important sort, and as I said earlier, I pay for =
to have=20
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<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>Regards from Rolf Aronsson.</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
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11-aug-01

Thanks for the interest. Hope there are anybody more on the list, who =
know the way out of this blocked flashcard. The constructor of the =
SanDisc flashcard perhaps know about the system.  I can not believe, =
that the data is away. There ought to be any program or so, which can =
break into the card. And more - what did happen in the seftesting mode? =
Sram-cards can manage it but not flashcards???

I did not know anything about the risk for the flashcards when doing =
this selftesting. This BUG I want the HP-user to know about. The Data on =
my card is of a very important sort, and as I said earlier, I pay for to =
have them back!

Regards from Rolf Aronsson.

P.S. Dear Daniel. I think I joined the list in the beginning 1990th. I =
do not know when the list started. Perhaps anybody knows!? D.S.

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<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
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who know=20
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flashcard=20
perhaps know about the system.&nbsp; I can not believe, that the data is =
away.=20
There ought to be any program or so, which can break into the card. And =
more -=20
what did happen in the seftesting mode? Sram-cards can manage it but not =

flashcards???</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>I&nbsp;did not know anything&nbsp;about the risk for the flashcards =
when=20
doing&nbsp;this selftesting. This BUG I want the HP-user to know about. =
The Data=20
on my card is of a very important sort, and as I said earlier, I pay for =
to have=20
them back!</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>Regards from Rolf Aronsson.</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
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1990th. I do=20
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Martin Bergvill writes:
>
> TDMA..is this gsm at 1900MHz?

According to Steven DenBeste's CDMA FAQ, GSM uses a TDMA interface.
I'm not sure what frquency it operates in the US.

  http://denbeste.nu/cdmafaq

Ted

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Date:         Sun, 12 Aug 2001 06:33:05 +0200
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I am looking for Mark in Seattle. Both addresses return a fault:
Mark Willis mwillis@tx3.net or mwillis@foxinternet.net
Does anyone know his new e-mail address?

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Is there a place on the web where I can find additional information on
Taskbar? I am especially interested in detailed setup info.

Michel, I'd love the address to download TaskBar.

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Date:         Sun, 12 Aug 2001 04:58:29 -0400
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On Sun, 12 Aug 2001 06:33:05 +0200, Nathalie Bugeaud wrote:

Nathalir

> I am looking for Mark in Seattle. Both addresses return a fault:
> Mark Willis mwillis@tx3.net or mwillis@foxinternet.net
> Does anyone know his new e-mail address?

I got a mail from him from the mwillis@foxinternet.net address not long
ago. So it should be real and up.

Maybe there are some trouble with the servers or something.

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Tomas Moberg wrote:


> When I try to view text files from my HP on my Windows machine the text > is wrong. My Swedich characters edv is not properly displayed. > Is this due to the ANSI/ASCII translation?

I haven't that problem at all, but then I have Win95.


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Date:         Sun, 12 Aug 2001 14:54:42 +0200
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Hi,

I recently got a subscribtion as "friendly user" for GPRS from
Swisscom, the biggest GSM operator in Switzerland. I am working in the
company which has delivered the GSM network + GPRS system to Swisscom.
Currently GPRS is working with Swisscom, but not yet officially
launched. After the official launch, which will happen in the next few
months, all GSM subscribers with Swisscom will automatically have the
GPRS subscription.

GPRS (General packet radio switching/system?) is a packet switched data
service for GSM, which will allow permanent packet data connection to
servers. Currently up to 4*9600 bit/s are possible, depending of the
number of concurrent users and availability of time slots. Only data
amount, not connection time will be charged. Therefore this service is
very good for interactive connection to a service, like WAP, email etc.
File transfer is evtl. more economic over a switched connection. E.g.
HSCSD (High speed circuit switched data) allows a switched connection
using up to 4*9600 bit/s time slots.

Now I am trying to get a mobile phone like Ericsson R520 or T39, which
are both the same from point of view of functionality (R520 is bigger),
but different in size and have the features mentioned by Martin below.

Martin Bergvill wrote:
> For those who do not know it it has these key features:
>
> Gprs
> Hscsd
> Bluetooth
> Irda
> Wap 1.2.1
> Voicecontrol
> Voicememo(90 seconds)
> Calender
> Calculator
> Alarmclock
> Phonebook with more info for each name(511 enteries total) with SyncMl
> ++ lot more..
>
> It even got a copy of the old Commondore 64 game "Styx" :-)
>
> All this in a phone which is the size of a crediccard+arial and weighs
> 86gram.
>
> I have used it now for a couple of days and I must say that I am
> impressed. I still have my Nokia 6210 but it is now huge and will
> probably be sold or put away somehere.. :-)
>
> I have not yet charged the battery(!). The supplied battery has a
> standbytime of max 300 hours(!). It was way below half full when I
> first bought the phone. Now I got 78hours standby time left or 1.5
> hours talktime. I have orded a "big" battery for this phone. It has a
> standbytime of 700 hours. (figure out how many days that is for
> yourself :-)

Ericsson seems to have made a big step towards better battery life...

> I tested it with Hplx with the same AT string I used with the 6210 to
> establish a HSCSD connection through WWW/LX. It did not work. It
> probably need some special AT strings to get it to work. But it did
> however work with 9600bps..AT&F. I will get back to this when I know
> more about this. I have posted some questions on news.

I am keen to know more about your experiences, especially with WWW/LX.

> I have not yet tested it with Ring.com, but it seems that it makes some
> more EMI problems than the 6210. This is yet to be confirmed. Hopefully
> it will not be a problem.

My experience with Ericsson phones shows that with all 3.3V models one
must have very strong field strength in order to have a low
transmitting power of the mobile phone and thus have few EMI problems.
With the former Ericsson 4V models (SH888, T10, T18. ...) the IR
devices had more power and so the distance between the HPLX and the
phone could be much more (>50cm) compared to the 3.3V models, where a
maximum of only 20cm between the IR senders/receivers is possible.

> I also transfered Vcards from the Hplx to the T39m the same way I did
> with the 6210. This worked like a charm. Only problem was when the Hplx
> phonebook had a lot of info in the notefield..the phone just crashed
> and had to be rebooted. (this also happend with the 6210..not a
> problem)

How did you do that? I failed in transmitting Vcards between my
Ericsson R380 and HPLX using ir.exe oget (Timeout on R380).

> The Ericsson is a great phone and I hope to sell many of them in the
> shop I work. Nothing from Nokia even comes close at this point in time.
> But when the 6310 are launched it does not come close either.. Strange
> because I am really a Nokia man, but now I have been blown away with
> the T39m. A lot of things to get used to but still a great phone. (Yes
> you can use it to call people too :-)
>
> Things I need to get tested is:
>
> To use GPRS(always online) with WWW/LX. Any suggestions?
> How to use HSCSD with the Hplx
> How to transfer Vcalender to the phone from Hplx.
> +Suggestions from you guys

Please keep us updated! I believe I am not the only person on this list
who is interested in your experiences!

Maybe sooner or later with the knowledge of all list members we will even
be able to make a connection via bluetooth!

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Date:         Sun, 12 Aug 2001 09:28:58 -0400
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My old dc-dc adapter I was using in the car for my HP200LX has died. I have
been looking for an alternate. I can find lots of 12V dc adapters with the
right kind of plugs to fit the LX. However, all of these adapters put out
unregulated voltage when the 12V setting is selected (usually about 14~14.5
volts). I can't find an adapter which regulates the output when set for 12V.

Does anyone know of a source for a regulated adapter for use in a car which
actually puts out 12V?

Does anyone know if using a power source of 14~14.5V will damage the LX?


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Avi wrote:

> Sure it does. Try this: http://www.dasoft.com/indexHV.html
> right after the image with the words "D&A Software" and before > the icon for WWW/LX, there are three &nbsp; entities. There > are more throughout the D&A Software Website.


OK, I will have a look there.

I expressed myself wrongly, I didn't mean that it didn't
work, it looks like this:

htmlcode:

&nbsp; texttexttext

hv shows

_ texttext


But one thing hv doesn't support seem to be such a command:


<HR ALIGN="CENTER" WIDTH="400">

Instead a whole line goes from the left side to the right side.


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Date:         Sun, 12 Aug 2001 18:58:51 +0200
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Hi friends,

On Sat, 11 Aug 2001 14:23:13 -0500, Theodore Heise <theise@NETINS.NET> wrote:

> Martin Bergvill writes:
> >
> > TDMA..is this gsm at 1900MHz?
>
> According to Steven DenBeste's CDMA FAQ, GSM uses a TDMA interface.
> I'm not sure what frquency it operates in the US.

xDMA is "x division multiple access". T=time, C=code, there are many
others.

They describe medium access techniques, i.e. it is another so-called
network layer than protocols like GSM and co.

GSM _uses_ TDMA for medium access, i.e. it uses time slots.

Regarding the frequency: here in Europe there are two different GSM
systems, one operates on 900 MHz (the "D" networks D1 and D2) and one
operates on 1.8GHz (the "E" networks E-Plus and VIAG Intercom).
In USA the corresponding system operates at 1.9GhHz, but I ton't know
if it is also called GSM.

GTX
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Date:         Sun, 12 Aug 2001 18:58:52 +0200
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Hi Richard,

On Sun, 12 Aug 2001 09:28:58 -0400, Richard Millard <reader00@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote:

> Does anyone know if using a power source of 14~14.5V will damage the LX?

Don't do it!
Maybe 14V don't damage the palmtop immediately, but the internal
voltage regulating circuitry would get warmer than normal, so the
ICs would die sooner than with 12V.

Another issue in cars is that if you start the motor or use other
devices like the starter which disturb the on-board voltage in such a
bad way (very high voltage peaks!), the palmtop can easily be damaged.

Use a regulated one!

GTX
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Date:         Sun, 12 Aug 2001 14:17:49 -0400
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> Please recommend what I can use (jam, diet, stacker....)!

I have used Jam to compress part of my palmtop's internal RAM drive.  It =
worked
well and did not give me problems.  It does slow down disk access and =
take up
some lower DOS RAM.  I quit using it when I got a 64 Meg internal drive. =
 I
don't think Stacker can be used on just part of a drive.  I have not used =
diet
in TSR mode, although I do still use it to compress *.exe files.

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Date:         Sun, 12 Aug 2001 21:29:58 +0000
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Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> > Does anyone know if using a power source of 14~14.5V will damage the LX?
>
> Don't do it!
> Use a regulated one!

If a regulated supply is difficult to find a small motorcycle
battery and a switch could be used.  The switch would either
charge the battery from the car or run the LX like this...


                 /
         ---O +-O   O---
      LX      |  /      Car
         ---O | O   O---
              | |
              | |
       Motorcycle Battery

An LX should run for a l-o-n-g time on a fully charged
motorcycle battery.

Cheers... Russ

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> happened to me with this machine during the years. Two weeks
> ago, after running  the HP-test program (of/esc+on/release esc),
>  the card, that was in the slot, did not want to give any
>  information. I get the message "Drive not ready," in spite of the
> card being there. I tried rebooting, even cold one with
> "n", but no change. I tried other pcmcia-card. They worked!

Unfortunately that TEST routine is ONLY FOR the older SRAM cards and NOT
for Flashcards.  It can corrupt the formatting information as you have
accidently discovered.  (by the way, it does not always ruin data but I
don't know if there is a way to find out which cards survive).

The data is probably on the card but the directory/fat/formatting
information is ruined.  I'm not sure if you can get to that card using
an older version of Norton 4.5 or something like it or not.

Sandisk may have something to fix it.  A data recovery business might
also be able to fix it but I'm not sure.

You can use the card again (after deciding the data is not recoverable)
by using the fdisk in the d:\bin directory (check its name) and then
formatting the card from Filer.  WARNING, this will remove all hope of
getting that data back but makes the card useable again.

Good luck

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>>What to do??????? What has happened?

the built in self test program is only for sram cards unfortunately as you
found out it sometimes trashes ata flash cards.
I would try to use fdisk100 on the card I believe you will find it on the d
drive somewhere than format the card

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Date:         Mon, 13 Aug 2001 09:20:40 +0200
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Hi Russ,

On Sun, 12 Aug 2001 21:29:58 +0000, Russel Brooks <rlbrooks@POBOX.COM> wrote:

> If a regulated supply is difficult to find a small motorcycle
> battery and a switch could be used.  The switch would either
> charge the battery from the car or run the LX like this...
>
>                  /
>          ---O +-O   O---
>       LX      |  /      Car
>          ---O | O   O---
>               | |
>               | |
>        Motorcycle Battery

Generally a good idea, but be careful: If you switch the motorcycle
battery to the car battery the way you have drawed above, surely the
fuse will melt. I think in order to charge a battery, at least a currnt
limiting resistor would be needed, because an empty rechargeable looks
like a short-circuit to the charging source.
I can be wrong, but that's the way I recall it from my EE lectures in
university ;-)
And this resistor must stand quite a lot of current, you can't use such
a standrad 0.25W-resistor! It would be blown away like a fuse.

GTX
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Hi friends,

sorry, I made a little mistake here:

On Sun, 12 Aug 2001 18:58:51 +0200, Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE> wrote:

> Regarding the frequency: here in Europe there are two different GSM
> systems, one operates on 900 MHz (the "D" networks D1 and D2) and one
> operates on 1.8GHz (the "E" networks E-Plus and VIAG Intercom).
> In USA the corresponding system operates at 1.9GhHz, but I ton't know
> if it is also called GSM.

the D and E networks only have these names in Germany, not in entire
Europe. But correct is that in entire Europe (like in most countries in
the world), GSM900 and GSM1800 is used.

What I always wanted to know:

Here in Germany the cellular networks have their own "area codes",
so if you call a cell phone, say, in the E-Plus network, you always
have to dial a "0177" in front of the handset number, regardless, where
in Germany (or even in the world) the handset currently is.

Every network has its own "area code" (actually in that case this
isn't an area code, because it is the same, whereever you are with your
phone).

Is it the same in other countries, or do cellular networks in other
countries seamlessly integrate with the wired network, using the area
codes of the "real" spatial areas?

TNX
daniel


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On Mon, Aug 13, 2001 at 09:20:40AM +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> Is it the same in other countries, or do cellular networks in other
> countries seamlessly integrate with the wired network, using the area
> codes of the "real" spatial areas?

Singapore's too small to justify area codes, so mobile (cellphone & pager)
numbers are only distinguished from fixed-lines numbers by a '9' prefix.

And yes, we have both GSM 900 and 1800 networks in Singapore, and at
least one mobile operator supports auto-switching between networks in
areas served by only one band, while still maintaining just one number.
You'd need at least a dual-band phone, of course, but that's pretty much
the norm here.

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The UK did start out with separate 'area codes' for each provider, and each
provider was only allowed to operate in one of the bands (900 or 1800) -
measures to avoid a monopoly.

However I believe that restriction is lifted, but in practice there are
still separate networks, with separate providers.

The bad thing is that due to pressure from consumers, you can keep your
number now even when you change providers.  So there is no longer any way to
tell whether you are calling someone on the same provider as you, or another
- let alone what band they are on (though I can't see the latter is
important).

The catch is that a call to another mobile, on a different provider, is
*very* expensive.  Much more than to a landline, or to another mobile on
'your' provider.   The regulator has started to take an interest, on the
basis that there is no technical reason for it to cost more to operate the
call.

So in the UK you do know you call a mobile - all such numbers start 07 now -
but you cannot tell if it is a fairly expensive call or a very expensive
call until you get the bill.

-o-

Some mobiles allow you to opt for a package with cheap 'local' calls, and on
my Nokia it can be made to display what is the 'local' landline area code on
the screen.

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Hi Alan,

i've read about Your progs MiniDict 1.0 and QuickView in the digest, but I
could'nt find them at the SuPER-Site both in the Most Popular
Files-Section (last modified 4th May 2001) and in the complete Section.
Did You get any response or do You know, where I could find them?

Thanks a lot,

regards, Axel

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Date:         Mon, 13 Aug 2001 10:48:02 -0600
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The power supply for the HP Omnibook 800's use the F1064B
supply, 12V and reguated. Works with the LX with no
modifications. Might check on ebay or perhaps a list member
knows where you could find one.

Bob

Richard Millard wrote:
>
> My old dc-dc adapter I was using in the car for my HP200LX has died. I have
> been looking for an alternate. I can find lots of 12V dc adapters with the
> right kind of plugs to fit the LX. However, all of these adapters put out
> unregulated voltage when the 12V setting is selected (usually about 14~14.5
> volts). I can't find an adapter which regulates the output when set for 12V.
>
> Does anyone know of a source for a regulated adapter for use in a car which
> actually puts out 12V?
>
> Does anyone know if using a power source of 14~14.5V will damage the LX?
>
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Date:         Mon, 13 Aug 2001 23:12:42 +0530
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Hello all
  Further to this, I have also made the source code available.  Please see
the following URL

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=32363

Regards
Vivek
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> Hello all
>   I would like to Announce the availability of DOCHTML in source code
form.
> DOCHTML provides a way to convert memo editor files into HTML files.
>
> I have hosted it on sourceforge.  The URL is
http://dochtml.sourceforge.net
> The latest version is Version 1.1
>
> The application is available with source code under GPL.
>
> Suggestions, improvements?  Please contact me at vivekv at
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Date:         Mon, 13 Aug 2001 13:54:48 -0400
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On Mon, 13 Aug 2001 09:20:40 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> Hi friends,

Hello there

> Here in Germany the cellular networks have their own "area codes",
> so if you call a cell phone, say, in the E-Plus network, you always
> have to dial a "0177" in front of the handset number, regardless, where
> in Germany (or even in the world) the handset currently is.

If you call +4790199462 you will get my phone regardless where I am in
the world. Since the new T39m is a triband phone I could be home or
having dinner with Avi when you call :-)

> Every network has its own "area code" (actually in that case this
> isn't an area code, because it is the same, whereever you are with your
> phone).

I gues +47 is what you call "area code".

> Is it the same in other countries, or do cellular networks in other
> countries seamlessly integrate with the wired network, using the area
> codes of the "real" spatial areas?

If you are witin Norway and call my cellphone you just have to call
90199462. The cellphone swithc knows where I am. If you are outside
Norway then you call the norwegian swithc and the norwegian switch puts
you through to my phone wherever I am.

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The original reply went to Josef only, so I repeat it:

Josef Meyer wrote:
> Only data
> amount, not connection time will be charged. Therefore this service is
> very good for interactive connection to a service, like WAP, email etc.
> File transfer is evtl. more economic over a switched connection. E.g.
> HSCSD (High speed circuit switched data) allows a switched connection
> using up to 4*9600 bit/s time slots.
>
Hi Josef,

the german provider E-Plus offers these high speed connections, but
they are rather expensive. Conventional way: I can now download 30 KByte
per minute (ca. 0,20 DM).

If I remember right, I would pay 0,60 DM for the same amount using
the new protocols (withing the first 100 KByte, for which E-Plus has a
special price).

Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton

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Date:         Mon, 13 Aug 2001 20:38:41 +0200
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Hi friends,

On Thu, 26 Jul 2001 16:09:25 -0500, "Stanley, John L." <JLStanley@ADDCOINC.COM> wrote:

> Daniel...
>    It's Microsoft Windows HLP (helpfile) format.  If you double-click the
> file on a Windows machine, it opens the standard helpfile browser with
> indexes, hotlinks, nicely formatted text and tables.

Could someone repost the URL to this Nokia AT commands help file
please?
Due to a hard disk crash of my desktop computer I lost the file.
I consider offering all these data sheets (Siemens, Nokia and hopefully
Ericsson soon) on my homepage.


Thanks a lot
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Le Mon, 13 Aug 2001 09:20:40 +0200
Daniel Hertrich <daniel=2Ehertrich@GMX=2EDE> a =E9crit:

> Is it the same in other countries, or do cellular networks in other
> countries seamlessly integrate with the wired network, using the area
> codes of the "real" spatial areas?

It is about the same in France=2E

The general numbering scheme is=20

  0x yy zz nn nn=20
  (when you call from another country, you have to add the country code
  (33) and omit the first digit "0"=2E Then you must type +33 x yy zz zz zz)

If x =3D 1 to 5, you have a wired line=2E It is localized, following this
patern:
=20
    01 : Paris and neigbourgh
    02 : North-West of France
    03 : North-East
    04 : South-East
    05 : South-West
 =20
  the "zz" number is the number of the central you are connected=2E Then
  it shows more precicely where you live=2E
 =20
 =20
If x =3D 6, you have a cellular phone number=2E

  Each provider use some of the "yy" numbers
 =20
  For example, Itineris/Orange uses : 07-08,54,70,=2E=2E=2E=2E
                        SFR uses : 09-23,55=2E=2E=2E
                        Bouygues uses : 60-66,67-68=2E=2E=2E
      (Sory, l don't have the complete list=2E=2E=2E :-) )                 =
=20
 =20
  To my knowledge, for none of the providers, the "yy" digits are based
  to the subscriber home localisation=2E
 =20
if x =3D 8, you have access to special services=2E
     0800zznnnn are tolls free phones=2E=20
     0836zznnnn are for surtaxed services=2E
     0860zznnnn are for the national number of the ISP
                (always local paid)=2E


Then, if you have a phone numbers like :

  01 42 37 nn nn, you know that the subscriber lives near Paris
  (and probably near Antony)
  06 60 zz nn nn, it is a Bouygues Telecom subscriber=2E=20
  06 60 92 20 00 : The national number of the "Free=2Efr" ISP=2E


About GSM frequencies, Itineris and SFR uses 900Mhz and Bouygues has
been lanched exclusively in 1800 Mhz, but uses now a few 900 Mhs BTS=2E
    =20
    =20
Jacques=2E

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Date:         Mon, 13 Aug 2001 21:26:31 +0200
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Hi Martin,

On Mon, 13 Aug 2001 13:54:48 -0400, Martin Bergvill <hplx@BERGVILL.COM> wrote:

> I gues +47 is what you call "area code".

No. +47 is the country code.

My number is +49 177 7955549

+49 is the country code (Germany)
177 is the area code (0177 within Germany if you leave away the +49)
7955549 is my participant number.

Regarding the networks:

+49 177 is always the German E-Plus network. (or 0177 from within
Germany)
+49 171 is always the German D1 network (or 0171)

and so on.
Since the networks have now too much participants to cover them all
with 7-digit numbers, they now have additional area codes, for eample
E-Plus has now
+49 177
+49 178

D1 has
+49 171
+49 170
+49 175

D2 has
+49 172
+49 173
+49 174

And VIAG (yes, Stefan, I don't forget you ;-))
+49 179 (no additional area codes, AFAIK)

But if you get a number from someone beginning with "0171" (or +49
171), you always KNOW he is a customer of the D1 network.

> 90199462. The cellphone swithc knows where I am. If you are outside
> Norway then you call the norwegian swithc and the norwegian switch puts
> you through to my phone wherever I am.

Yes, same here.
901 seems to be your network's area code (or only 90?), seems like
cell phone netwprk provides love the "9".

Sorry, folks, if this is off topic, but I find it very interesting to
discuss that here!

GTX
daniel


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Date:         Mon, 13 Aug 2001 20:40:39 +0000
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Daniel Hertrich wrote:
>
> > If a regulated supply is difficult to find a small motorcycle
> > battery and a switch could be used.  The switch would either
> > charge the battery from the car or run the LX like this...


                 /        R1
         ---O +-O   O--/\/\/\/\--
      LX      |  /               Car
         ---O | O   O------------
              | |
              | |
       Motorcycle Battery

> Generally a good idea, but be careful: If you switch the motorcycle
> battery to the car battery the way you have drawed above, surely the
> fuse will melt. I think in order to charge a battery, at least a currnt
> limiting resistor would be needed, because an empty rechargeable looks
> like a short-circuit to the charging source.
> I can be wrong, but that's the way I recall it from my EE lectures in
> university ;-)
> And this resistor must stand quite a lot of current, you can't use such
> a standrad 0.25W-resistor! It would be blown away like a fuse.

Excellent point Daniel, shame on me for forgetting it.  I have
modified the picture (above) to show such a resister.

Since power, in watts, is computed by P=I*I*R we can estimate
the resister needed.  Example a 10 ohm resister will cause about
a 1.4A current flow (into a dead short) so 1.4*1.4*10 is almost
20 watts which is pretty big.  A 50 ohm resister would cause
.28A and up to 4 watts which is much easier to deal with.

A 100 ohm would half the current and power again but lengthen
charging times and might also be suitable for long duration
trickle charging.

So, if anyone gives this a try select a suitable resister based
on charging time (the bigger R1 the lower current flow and the
longer charge required) and max current and power acceptable.

Cheers... Russ

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Hallo
Daniel Hertrich schrieb am 13.08.2001:

  >Due to a hard disk crash of my desktop computer I lost the file.
  >I consider offering all these data sheets (Siemens, Nokia and
  >hopefully
  >Ericsson soon) on my homepage.
Here it is:
http://support.forum.nokia.com/support/at_command.zip

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Date:         Tue, 14 Aug 2001 09:45:38 +0100
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I know this topic has appeared over the years, but has anyone ever made
progress on synchronising Lotus Notes and the HP200?

From searching the internet and the HPLX-L back lot all I've found was:

1.      Russell Lewis (who has changed e-mail address so I've not managed to
reach him) wrote about having a Lotusscript that could be run (provided you
had the designer installed).  This just uploaded from the HP200 appointment
to Notes calendar.

2.      Someone else (sorry I did not note who) used two commercial products
to synchronise via Schedule+

It's bizarre having just got synchronisation sorted with Outlook thanks to
Curtis Cameron, but our organisation is moving to Lotus Notes.

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Date:         Tue, 14 Aug 2001 05:43:26 -0700
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William,
Will the version of Notes you firm is going to synch
with the older Lotus Organizer 2.x?

If so 2.x can often be found cheaply, ebay for example has
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3D1264526500=

which includes 2.1

There was even a $9.95 cd-rom version floating around on those=
 big shelves of software at the local office superstore, Fred=
 Meyer's, Kmart, Wallmart and such like places.

Than this freebie from IBM will synch it with the 200lx=
 appointment
and phone books.
ftp://ftp.pc.ibm.com/pub/pccbbs/commercial_desktop/zq6t00a.exe
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D

Baring that find out what the version of Notes will synch to, and=
 look for a linking product.

On Tue, 14 Aug 2001 09:45:38 +0100, Brown, William D wrote:
>I know this topic has appeared over the years, but has anyone=
 ever
>made progress on synch
ronising Lotus Notes and the HP200?
>
>>From searching the internet and the HPLX-L back lot all I've=
 found
>>was:
>
>1. =A0 =A0 =A0Russell Lewis (who has changed e-mail address so I've=
 not
>managed to reach him) wrote about having a Lotusscript that=
 could be
>run (provided you had the designer installed). =A0This just=
 uploaded
>from the HP200 appointment to Notes calendar.
>
>2. =A0 =A0 =A0Someone else (sorry I did not note who) used two=
 commercial
>products to synchronise via Schedule+
>
>It's bizarre having just got synchronisation sorted with=
 Outlook
>thanks to Curtis Cameron, but our organisation is moving to=
 Lotus
>Notes.
>
>William D.Ll.Brown
>
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Date:         Tue, 14 Aug 2001 08:42:13 -0500
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Some butthole from this list keeps sending me a virus as an attachment. I am
getting about two a day now. Be on the alert. If you get an email with HP
listed as the sender with something concerning the LX (like LXDial) as the
title of the attachment don't open it. Delete it. It is the jerk trying to
infect you with a virus. I don't know which one it is all I do is delete the
message.

John

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Date:         Tue, 14 Aug 2001 13:31:05 -0700
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Don't be too hard on him; it's probably not his fault. It sounds as though
he's got a worm virus infecting his PC. He may not even realize it yet.

Larry Mittell


At 06:42 AM 8/14/01, John Musielewicz wrote:
>Some butthole from this list keeps sending me a virus as an attachment. I am
>getting about two a day now. Be on the alert. If you get an email with HP
>listed as the sender with something concerning the LX (like LXDial) as the
>title of the attachment don't open it. Delete it. It is the jerk trying to
>infect you with a virus. I don't know which one it is all I do is delete the
>message.
>
>John
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Could some kind soul help me (in private email of course) with
my new Linux installation?   I just installed Red Hat Linux 7.1
as a dual boot with WindowsME, and although I am figuring out
things as I go, I wish I could figure some things faster than
others, mainly:

1-How to get Linux to recognize the dsl adapter (I found some
information on the Web, but it asumes that Linux recognizes the
adapter, which it does not).  WindowsME uses a special
connection program, not just a driver.

2-How to recognize other drives.   I got the Linux installation
to create a DOS partition, but neither Linux nor Windows sees it
(the installation does).   Also Linux doesn't see the main
Windows partition, and Windows doesn't see the Linux drive.

3-How to access different display settings without running
Xconfigurator everytime (it makes the system act weird if I do
something wrong).

I figure if I can access the Web via Linux, searching for
information on how to set it up while I have it in front of me
will be much easier, rather than going back to Windows each time
I need to search the Web.

Any help appreciated.

Domingo

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Date:         Tue, 14 Aug 2001 07:06:55 +0200
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> Maybe there are some trouble with the servers or something.
> Regards
> Martin Bergvill ,Narvik Norway

thanks, Martin, he reads the list but hasn't replied - either he is on a
loooooong holiday or he indeed has problems

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Date:         Wed, 15 Aug 2001 08:24:34 +0100
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John,

> Some butthole from this list keeps sending me a virus as an attachment. =
I am
> getting about two a day now. Be on the alert. If you get an email with =
HP
> listed as the sender with something concerning the LX (like LXDial) as =
the
> title of the attachment don't open it. Delete it. It is the jerk trying =
to
> infect you with a virus. I don't know which one it is all I do is =
delete the
> message.

I have checked my outbox in case you did mean me - no messages of that
kind have been sent by me.

BTW I do all e-mail from my DOS based 96 meg DS HP200LX. It would be
very unlikely if it came from me.

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Date:         Wed, 15 Aug 2001 09:06:34 +0200
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Hi friends,

I'd like to know if there is any demand here in such a software, before I
invest too much power for such a project.

It is the "successor" of DMSIM, please have a look at
http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/dmsim
if you don't know what I'm talking about, and it is only interesting for
diabetics (or maybe for doctors having to do with diabetics).

It is a diabetes tracking software for use on the palmtop and as the
successor of DMSIM it is intended to be also usable WITHOUT the Camit software,
which DMSIM has created files for.

Please read the short description:

/* LXGLUC    Diabetes tracking software
 *
 * LXGLUC replaces the software DMSIM. It is an improved
 * version of DMSIM, but since it has non-Accutrend-DM-
 * specific features now, I decided to change its name.
 *
 * This software is especially developed to work on an
 * HP 100LX / 200LX palmtop, but works on every DOS
 * computer which has at least an 8086 processor,
 * 128kB RAM and 0.5 MB hard disk (or floppy).
 * It should also work within every DOS emulation
 * environment under Windows or other OSs.
 *
 * LXGLUC asks you to enter your blood glucose and several
 * other parameters and events (designed having the glucose
 * meter Accutrend DM in mind). LXCLUG saves these values
 * either in a file format which can be read by the Windows
 * software "Camit", version 3.0, by Roche Diagnostics,
 * or it can save the values in CSV format (comma seperated
 * values), so that you can read the data directly with every
 * spread sheet application and use it to draw diagrams or
 * whatever.
 *
 * Maybe I'll add a Lotus 123 compliant output format, so
 * one could directly process the data created by LXGLUC on the
 * palmtop with Lotus 123. (Lotus 123 cannot import CSV files, AFAIK)
 *
 * (c) 2001 by Daniel Hertrich. http://www.daniel-hertrich.de
 *
 */


GTX
daniel

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Date:         Wed, 15 Aug 2001 06:07:34 -0400
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Hi:

I'm that 'someone else' ... who perservered and eventually got it going.
What I used was XTNDConnectPC (www.extendedsystems.com) to go from Lotus
Notes to Schedule+ (I've also done Notes<->Outlook with this product), and
then IntelliSync for HPLX to sync Sched+ to the HP200LX.  It works, but I
had to be very careful with field matching and (in particular) repeat
patterns for appointments.

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Date:         Wed, 15 Aug 2001 14:19:45 +0200
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Le Mon, 13 Aug 2001 09:20:40 +0200
Daniel Hertrich <daniel=2Ehertrich@GMX=2EDE> a =E9crit:

> the D and E networks only have these names in Germany, not in entire
> Europe=2E But correct is that in entire Europe (like in most countries in
> the world), GSM900 and GSM1800 is used=2E

About cellular phones in USA, I just found an intersting faq at
http://celdata=2Ecjb=2Enet/

Jacques=2E

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Hi friends,

I'm running an automated dbcheck and then (if it succeeds) a backup
from C: to A: ever night (by the appointment book).

If dbcheck fails, it omits the backup and creates a txt file in the
backup directoy whcih contains the text "backup failed due to db
error".

What I'm looking for is a way to let the palmtop notify me about the
failed backup automatically if I switch it on the next morning.
I think about something like the greeting message of the appointment
book, containint not a palmtop tip, but the message "backup failed last
night".

Any ideas?

TNX
daniel

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Date:         Wed, 15 Aug 2001 23:20:25 +0530
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Hello all
  I would like to hear from users / developers of Dochtml.  Any
comments/suggestions folks?  I would really like to hear something.  Also,
anybody in this list interested in doing a Japanese support?  I have some
exposure to Japanese software but dont have the linguistic skill.  If there
is interest in the same, can someone come forward ...

regards
Vivek


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Date:         Wed, 15 Aug 2001 22:24:26 -0500
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From:         Theodore Heise <theise@NETINS.NET>
Subject:      Re: Backup with automated dbcheck and alert

Daniel Hertrich writes:

> What I'm looking for is a way to let the palmtop notify me about the
> failed backup automatically if I switch it on the next morning.
> I think about something like the greeting message of the appointment
> book, containint not a palmtop tip, but the message "backup failed last
> night".
>
> Any ideas?

How about writing a batch file that looks for the text file written if
there was a failure, and echos it to the screen if it exists?  You could
run this from an appointment each morning.

Ted

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Date:         Thu, 16 Aug 2001 10:37:26 +0200
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Hi Ted,

On Wed, 15 Aug 2001 22:24:26 -0500, Theodore Heise <theise@NETINS.NET> wrote:

> How about writing a batch file that looks for the text file written if
> there was a failure, and echos it to the screen if it exists?  You could
> run this from an appointment each morning.

Yes, that's a good idea!
Thanks
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Date:         Thu, 16 Aug 2001 10:37:27 +0200
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Hi friends,

thanks for all your valuable replies regarding this topic!

On Sun, 12 Aug 2001 14:17:49 -0400, Steve Carder <steve@CARDERFAMILY.NET> wrote:

> I have used Jam to compress part of my palmtop's internal RAM drive.  It worked
> well and did not give me problems.  It does slow down disk access and take up
> some lower DOS RAM.  I quit using it when I got a 64 Meg internal drive.  I

Yes, this issue with lower DOS RAM is a really bad problem, which I
haven't thought of  before. Since I don't have any spare RAM in my
WWW/LX / Post/LX environment, this whole thing is not practical for me.
I will try to save space and simply be happy withthe space I have.

GTX
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Date:         Thu, 16 Aug 2001 06:08:08 -0400
Reply-To:     Martin Bergvill <hplx@BERGVILL.COM>
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Hi

I have now gotten HSCSD to work with Ericsson T39m and Hplx/Www/Lx.

The AT string I used was:

Modeminit=ATZ+cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=4,2,0,12
Baud=38400

It gave me a 28.8 connection. I have not gotten all the other AT
strings for the Ericsson T39m. I will try to get a hold of them too.

I have not tested the Ericsson T39m that much but it seems that I can
have about a 1m between Hplx and phone. This means less EMI trouble.

I have also gotten the GPRS setup for Hp Jornada. But I have not gotten
this to work with Hplx yet. But I am very close

İISP_Gprs¨
Port=-1
OmniGo=1
PPP=1
Modem=1
Baud=38400
My_IP=0.0.0.0
DNS_IP=removed
DNS2_IP=removed
Script=CHAP_Script
Login=
ModemInit=AT+cgdcont=1,"IP,"internet"
Dial=Special number from your mobilprovider *something*

When I try a GPRS connection I get almost established.

But it stops on

Negotiating LCP arrow down up down up....

Cannot establish PPP
Irda buffer overflow.

I will try some more and see if I can resolve this. I am very close and
a little bit exited.

I will keep you all posted.

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Date:         Thu, 16 Aug 2001 12:25:09 +0200
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Hallo Mertin,

On Thu, 16 Aug 2001 06:08:08 -0400, Martin Bergvill <hplx@BERGVILL.COM> wrote:

> It gave me a 28.8 connection. I have not gotten all the other AT
> strings for the Ericsson T39m. I will try to get a hold of them too.

looking firward to get a link for my home page :-)
Congratulations that you've got it to work!

> I have not tested the Ericsson T39m that much but it seems that I can
> have about a 1m between Hplx and phone. This means less EMI trouble.

Very good!

> I have also gotten the GPRS setup for Hp Jornada. But I have not gotten
> this to work with Hplx yet. But I am very close

Hey, great! Keep us informed! This seems to be the first time someone
tries to go online with the HPLX via GPRS!
A little step for you, but a big step for mankind! :-)

GTX
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Date:         Thu, 16 Aug 2001 08:35:37 -0400
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Daniel Hertrich wrote:

>  * Maybe I'll add a Lotus 123 compliant output format, so
>  * one could directly process the data created by LXGLUC on the
>  * palmtop with Lotus 123. (Lotus 123 cannot import CSV files, AFAIK)

Hi Daniel,

   1-2-3 does accept CSV files.  In the english version...

/File, Import, Numbers.

It does require non-numeric values to be "quoted" to work
properly.

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Thu, 16 Aug 2001 09:15:39 -0500 (EST)

What is the "overhead" of the JAM driver? I seem to recall STACER was
~122k

05h38m12s ago ...
On Thu, 16 Aug 2001, Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> Hi friends,
>
> thanks for all your valuable replies regarding this topic!
>
> ...
> Yes, this issue with lower DOS RAM is a really bad problem, which I
> haven't thought of  before. Since I don't have any spare RAM in my
> WWW/LX / Post/LX environment, this whole thing is not practical for me.
> I will try to save space and simply be happy withthe space I have.
>
> GTX
> daniel
>
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> If dbcheck fails, it omits the backup and creates a txt file in the
> backup directoy whcih contains the text "backup failed due to db
> error".


Set an early alarm that runs a dos program that opens and displays that
file.

And if you have a sucessful run, display "Success!"

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Date:         Thu, 16 Aug 2001 19:56:22 +0100
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Martin,
>
> I have now gotten HSCSD to work with Ericsson T39m and Hplx/Www/Lx.

I will need to replace my Nokia due to wear and tear soon. Relying on
your market knowledge. What would be a good replacement under the
following constraints (dual band is sufficient):

- size (small)
- battery life
- IrDA


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Date:         Thu, 16 Aug 2001 14:44:58 -0400
Reply-To:     Ulrich Allen <Ulrich.Allen@GMX.DE>
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Does anyone know whether there is a program to read
smart cards e.g. gsm-cards with the hplx via COM1?
Uli

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Date:         Thu, 16 Aug 2001 15:31:55 -0400
Reply-To:     Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      ricochet
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Hey, Let's all chip in and buy ricochet! We can rename it to "Yet
Anoter Wireless Network" (YAWN). We'll support only HPLX devices and
all other handhelds running non-MS operating systems. Hal, watta
y'say? We can use the profits to fund research into more features.
Maybe we can revive the backlight project.


http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/zd/20010816/tc/ricochet_s_last_gasp_1.htm
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Date:         Thu, 16 Aug 2001 21:35:29 +0200
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I am currently just in front of the Notre Dame cathedral, in Paris,
France.

Well, you will say "what kind of interest, he plays the tourist
in his own city"... <g>.

Yes, but at this time, just between me and the cathedral, there is a bi=
g
cinema screen... And several thousands of persons (4000, 5000 ?) are
waiting, like me, for a movie.

And guess what is the movie ? "The Hunchback of Notre Dame", version
1956, by Jean Delanoy, with Gina Lollobrigida and Antony Quinn...


This projection is part of a cycle of "under the moon" projections
showing movies at the same place they were shot.


Whell, if Quasimodo exits from the screen and jumps to the towers,
you will be the firsts informed !   ;-)


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Date:         Thu, 16 Aug 2001 16:18:01 -0400
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Hi

This is info I have collected about mobilphones and Hplx/HSCSD/Gprs

Ericsson R520/T39:

             Analog                       V110
9.600        at+cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=1,1,0,4  at+cbst=71,0,1;+chsn=1,1,0,4
14.400       at+cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=2,1,0,12 at+cbst=75,0,1;+chsn=2,1,0,12
19.200       at+cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=3,2,0,12 at+cbst=79,0,1;+chsn=3,2,0,12
28.800       at+cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=4,2,0,12 at+cbst=80,0,1;+chsn=4,2,0,12
Gprs string  at+cgdcont=1,"IP","internet"

Ericsson R520/T39:

             Analog                       V110
9.600        at+cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=1,1,0,4  at+cbst=71,0,1;+chsn=1,1,0,4
14.400       at+cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=2,1,0,12 at+cbst=75,0,1;+chsn=2,1,0,12
19.200       at+cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=3,2,0,12 at+cbst=79,0,1;+chsn=3,2,0,12
28.800       at+cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=4,2,0,12 at+cbst=80,0,1;+chsn=4,2,0,12
Gprs string  at+cgdcont=1,"IP","internet"

Siemens S40:(not tested)

             Analog                       V110
9.600        at+cbst=0,0,1                at+cbst=71,0,1;+chsn=1,1,0,4
14.400                                    at+cbst=75,0,1;+chsn=0,1,0,12
19.200                                    at+cbst=79,0,1;+chsn=0,2,0,12
28.800                                    at+cbst=80,0,1;+chsn=0,2,0,12

Samsung SGH-Q100(Not tested)

             Analog                       V110
9.600        at+cbst=0,0,1
14.400       at+cbst=0,0,1
19.200       at+cbst=0,0,1
28.800       at+cbst=0,0,1

Nokia 6210/9210/CardPhone 2.0

             Analog                       V110
9.600        +cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=1,0,0,0    +cbst=71,0,1;+chsn=1,0,0,0
14.400       +cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=2,0,0,0    +cbst=81,0,1;+chsn=2,0,0,0
19.200       +cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=3,0,0,0    +cbst=81,0,1;+chsn=3,0,0,0
28.800       +cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=4,0,0,0    +cbst=81,0,1;+chsn=4,0,0,0
43.200       +cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=6,0,0,0    +cbst=81,0,1;+chsn=6,0,0,0

I have tested/used the 6210 for a while and it worked well with the
Hplx.

Weblinks for more info:

http://cellular.co.za/technologies/gprs/gprs-terminals.htm
http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/comms/
http://www.mobilegprs.com/

I now have a T39 and it works. I have almost gotten it to work on Gprs.
I get to

Negotiating LCP
Irda buffer overrun

I will probably have a datacable that I can test soon. Not sure where
the problem is, but I am working on it. Any progress will ofcourse be
posted to the list.

Daniel please feel free to put any of the above on your website. Please
use my emailaddress:hplx@bergvill.com if you want to put my name there.

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On Thu, 16 Aug 2001 13:56:21 -0400 (EDT), HP Staber wrote:

HP

> > I have now gotten HSCSD to work with Ericsson T39m and Hplx/Www/Lx.
>
> I will need to replace my Nokia due to wear and tear soon. Relying on
> your market knowledge. What would be a good replacement under the
> following constraints (dual band is sufficient):
>
> - size (small)

Nokia 6210 is "big" compared to the T39m. They are both laying on the
table here. The size of the T39m is with antenna (yes I would have
liked it to be internal) as tall as the 6210. But the T39m is lighter
and smaller. If you put them besides each other:(I hope this shows
alright)

--
||
_______    _______
|-----|    |     |
|     |    |-----|
|-----|    |6210 |
| T39 |    |-----|
|     |    |     |
|_____|    |1 2 3|
           |4 5 6|
           |7 8 9|
           |* 0 #|
           -------

From top to bottom the T39 is right between row 1(1 2 3) and row 2 (4 5
6) on the 6210. But it has the antenna which is not really a problem.

It has a smaller display, but it has three fonts which you can choose
from. Not a problem. Also much better resolution.

The 6210 is a gsm 900/1800/Hscsd phone. The T39 is newer and got
HSCSD/Bluetooth/Hscsd/triband/voicerecord

Well  think I have written a message on what the T39 got.

> - battery life

The orginal LiPolymer battery on the T39 are supposed to have a
standbyetime of 300 hours. I have not tested this to be true, but it
got longer standby time than my 6210 thats for sure.

> - IrDA

EMIproblem seems to be "as good" with the Nokia.

If you are in the market for a new phone (what phone do uou got now?)
you should either wait for the 8310 (which has FM radio, but (probably)
not all the features that the T39 got.

The new Nokia 6310 is not that "new" as they hype it to be. Looks the same
but got gprs and some new features ofcourse.

Buy a Ericsson T39m. Soon you will have Gprs woking on it too. If you
want you can sync it with Outlook and soon some online calender if you
want. It also got Bluetooth and maybe you can get it to work with the
Hplx in the future through BT.

Price for a Nokia 6210 is now approx 3295,- Nok
The Ericsson you can get for 3995,- Nok

If you want a techphone then the T39 is what you want. I do not think
that there are any other phones out there that has what you want and
also are compatible with the Hplx. (And ofcourse are so well supported
by me :-)

Regards

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On Thu, 16 Aug 2001 09:28:00 -0400, Al Kind wrote:

> Thu, 16 Aug 2001 09:15:39 -0500 (EST)
>
> What is the "overhead" of the JAM driver? I seem to recall STACER was
> ~122k

I have Jam support two stacked drives and the overhead is 32.6kb

Not sure how much it is for just one drive.

Regards

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Hello folks,

Have any of you had trouble deleting spam from  "Secret Diet
<powerdiet@usa.net>" ?

The first message I got (on my desktop) was so big it took half a minute
to download. It said "Lose 28lbs by September 15, Guaranteed.....etc." I
did not reply or ask to be removed from their list, I just deleted it.
The second, dated Sat. 11th, could not be deleted; the browser froze.
Ctrl,Alt,Del froze the computer which had to be switched off. Several
more attempts failed before one froze on the "End task" frame, and after
the machine was switched off and restarted, the message was gone.


Richard

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Dear Folks,

This is to let you know that MM/LX (MindMap/LX) Version 1.1
was uploaded to our Website at http://www.dasoft.com.

This version is full of goodies: Enhancements, new features,
bug fixes.

The details are on the website and you can go directly to the
MM/LX Updates page at http://www.dasoft.com/MMLX/mmupd.htm.
Both FTP sites have the new version in archive file mm.zip. I
put direct links to the archive file in the MM/LX updates
page mentioned above.

Also, you HV users (and even non-HV users), your main page has
been update (http://www.dasoft.com/indexHV.html)

The price has changed. If you have a license for MM/LX please
READ the information on the updates page - it may be worth
your time..

Well, I hope you will like this version. We all think it is
simply great!

Oh, BTW - if you read this far down, then your prie is that
the trial version has a new scheme, which allows you to save
and do EVERYTHING you want, but only for 30 days. So I suppose
sometime in mid September the orders will pour in, huh? <G>...

Enjoy.

Best regards,

  Avi Meshar
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> What is the "overhead" of the JAM driver?

I am going from distant memory, but around 35-40K.  This is with setting
optimized for less memory usage.  If you go for faster and better compress=
ion
Jam uses something like 8K or 16K more memory.

 Steve Carder <steve@carderfamily.net>
 PGP public key on the server at http://pgp.mit.edu

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Date:         Fri, 17 Aug 2001 02:50:44 -0400
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On Thu, 16 Aug 2001 12:25:09 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> Hallo Mertin,

:-) Hello there..

> On Thu, 16 Aug 2001 06:08:08 -0400, Martin Bergvill <hplx@BERGVILL.COM> wrote:
>
> > It gave me a 28.8 connection. I have not gotten all the other AT
> > strings for the Ericsson T39m. I will try to get a hold of them too.
>
> looking firward to get a link for my home page :-)

I can mail you the xls or you can use the message I posted here. The
orginal xls has some about some Motorola's also I think.

> Congratulations that you've got it to work!

Well I have had some calls to Ericsson and also Telenor. I may have to
call back to the Ericssonguy and tell him that he does not use the best
AT string with his T39m. :-)

The best should be the V110 string for 28.8. Will test it tomorrow.

> > I have not tested the Ericsson T39m that much but it seems that I can
> > have about a 1m between Hplx and phone. This means less EMI trouble.
>
> Very good!

Tested it now with Ring.com. If I have the Hplx and the T39m about 5cm
apart I get disturbance. Above that I get no disturbance at all.(!)

I have to do some more field testing with HSCSD connections and see if
Www/lx report any errors. But this looks promising.

> > I have also gotten the GPRS setup for Hp Jornada. But I have not gotten
> > this to work with Hplx yet. But I am very close
>
> Hey, great! Keep us informed! This seems to be the first time someone
> tries to go online with the HPLX via GPRS!

Hm I never thought of myself as a pioneer..but I guess I am :-)

With a little more help from Andreas I am sure that I can report a
success.

> A little step for you, but a big step for mankind! :-)

If we can get the Hplx to work with Gprs it will mean it can survive
longer. I upgrade my phone often. About every year. I bought the 6210
last year approx this time of year. Next year I hope to report a
successstory with a Hplx vs a UMTS phone :-)

I think I am the only one here on the list with a Gprsphone?

Regards

--
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Reply-To:     Martin Bergvill <hplx@BERGVILL.COM>
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On Thu, 16 Aug 2001 14:44:58 -0400, Ulrich Allen wrote:

> Does anyone know whether there is a program to read
> smart cards e.g. gsm-cards with the hplx via COM1?

I know that there is a serialreader called Snappy or something that
reads gsmcards. But I think it comes with winsoftware. Maybe only
availible in Norway. Do search I do not have a weblink.

I also have a serial 16c84(or something like that) reader/writer laying
around here somewhere. I remember I used some dossoftware to upload
something to it many years ago. I then used a old 286 laptop.

I can see if the software is still around somewhere If you are
interested. I think you can find schematic of these kinds of
readers/writers on the web and maybe on the website of the magazine
Elektor.

Regards

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Date:         Fri, 17 Aug 2001 02:50:47 -0400
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On Tue, 14 Aug 2001 07:06:55 +0200, Nathalie Bugeaud wrote:

> > Maybe there are some trouble with the servers or something.
> > Regards
> > Martin Bergvill ,Narvik Norway
>
> thanks, Martin, he reads the list but hasn't replied - either he is on a
> loooooong holiday or he indeed has problems


I got a email from him back in april. He wrote he was superbusy selling
computers to people. And he only lurked on the list. I guess he is so
behind now that he does not see these messages.

I hope things work out..

Regards from Martin playing Styx on his new gadget (T39m) :-)

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Thanks Martin for your infos concerning a cardreader.
If you find that software it could help to solve my
problem.
Please send the software to my private email-adress: UliAllen@UliAllen.De
At least I could give it a try.
I am looking  forward.
Uli

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Maybe:
1. with all of your personalized comments and vast knowledge about the
laws in The United States, and how and why and where and when and who
(the 4 w's) accepts cash, cashiers check not personal checks ...
2. who should, could, must file for income tax, and what is and how is
taxable ?
3. on who exports what to where, why, when, how much ?
4. identifying the people who are in it for the hobby OR a profit making
enterprise ?
5. Even railroading knowledgeable, technical people turn a deaf ear to
this list ?
6. and the federales without wanting to have wasted their time scouring
"this HPLX-L list" "looking for spies ?" and "non existent secret
messages ?"
e.g.(Example Given -may have nothing to do with this message):
The Wronged Man: C.I.A. Officer Mistaken for Spy Down the Street
By JAMES RISEN and DAVID JOHNSTON
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/08/11/national/11SPY.html
have turned him into an escape goat, to justify their time and budget
spend here ?
doesn't who gets ruined financially, socially ...
7. Soliciting amorous letter, and how great your sexual life is, then
sending flames, and also later claiming "Nathalie, who never ate supper
before saying grace!" and how sensuous are French women (do not bathe but
use perfume to cover their stink ? ).
Definitely there is a skunk here.
And is it always a coincidence that your postings on this list coincide
with the same monthly phases of the moon ?
A mailing list is usually a microcosm of the society at large, and we all
know (the ones who know are always bothered by the ones who think they
know) how a losers, snitches (AKA Judas), instigators (which you already
have admitted being an instigatrice) stop the productive member(s) of
society to achieve greater good, and are turned off by the ... et cetera,
et cetera, et cetera ...

N.B. (Nota Bene): Any message sent to me, will and could be published in
any form I see fit. I truly believe in the U.S.C. 5.552 and the First
Amendment (Now translate that Nathalie!)

Rule No. 1: Never ask a question that you don't already know the answer
(attorneys at law speak)

Rule No. 2: Never ask a question that you may not be able to handle the
answer.

The evidence is the archives, I don't need to keep any of such -Have a
nice day !

On Tue, 14 Aug 2001 07:06:55 +0200 Nathalie Bugeaud <tps-seti@WANADOO.FR>
writes:
> > Maybe there are some trouble with the servers or something.
> > Regards
> > Martin Bergvill ,Narvik Norway
>
> thanks, Martin, he reads the list but hasn't replied - either he is
> on a
> loooooong holiday or he indeed has problems
>
> nat

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Date:         Sat, 18 Aug 2001 00:06:42 +1000
Reply-To:     Russell Hemery <rhemery@POWERUP.COM.AU>
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At 12:21 AM 17/08/01 -0400, you wrote:
>> What is the "overhead" of the JAM driver?
>
>I am going from distant memory, but around 35-40K.  This is with setting
>optimized for less memory usage.  If you go for faster and better compression
>Jam uses something like 8K or 16K more memory.

From the manual its 32k default memory used with 8k clusters and can be
reduced to 24k if you specify 4k clusters when running jcreate.

Hope this is of help

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> And guess what is the movie ? "The Hunchback of Notre Dame", version
> 1956, by Jean Delanoy, with Gina Lollobrigida and Antony Quinn...

Dare I admit to having seen it when it was first released.  (G)  Oh, and
I saw it in just a classic place - Da Bronx, NY.

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08/17/01 11:15 am

I HPLX-L subscribers feel the need to "feed this FLAME", please do so
in private, not on HPLX-L

Cheers...AJKind


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Date:         Fri, 17 Aug 2001 01:06:40 -0700
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To:           HPLX-L@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU

Maybe:
1. with all of your personalized comments and vast knowledge about the
laws in The United States, and how and why and where and when and who
(the 4 w's) accepts cash, cashiers check not personal checks ...

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been thinking of getting a rexx anyone recommend a model to get and
price?
also any program's that transfer hplx phone to rexx??
thanks
scotty2u@juno.com

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Secure Device users, just how paranoid are you?   :-)

If you think someone's out to get your data here's a way to
increase its protection; add another SecDev drive whose
encrypted file is in your first SecDev drive.

Example:
  device=secdev.sys c:\secdev01.!@#
  device=secdev.sys g:\secdev02.!@#

The 1st line establishes my main SecDev drive which becomes my
G: drive.  Note the 2nd line says the encrypted file
(secdev02.!@#) is in the G: drive.  That becomes my H: drive.

To access H: files I must login to G: before I can login to H:.
The drives can (and should) have different passwords.

Yes H: is slow(er).  All the data has to be encrypted/decrypted
twice.  The 2nd SecDev drive also uses @6.5k more storage.

Is this practical?  You decide; after verifying it works I
deleted my 2nd SecDev drive.  It worked but I didn't reall need
that extra layer of security.

I assume you can add addition layers of nested SecDev drives but
I didn't test that.

Cheers... Russ

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Date:         Sat, 18 Aug 2001 02:34:50 +0000
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scott wormser wrote:
> been thinking of getting a rexx anyone recommend a model to get and
> price?
> also any program's that transfer hplx phone to rexx??

I assume you mean Rex, the tiny pda, not Rexx.
Rexx with 2 Xs is a very nice interpreted language.

Cheers... Russ

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Date:         Sat, 18 Aug 2001 05:38:30 +0100
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In message , Jacques Belin <jbelin@ALTERN.ORG> writes
>I am currently just in front of the Notre Dame cathedral, in Paris,
>France.
<snip>
>And guess what is the movie ? "The Hunchback of Notre Dame", version
>1956, by Jean Delanoy, with Gina Lollobrigida and Antony Quinn...
>
>This projection is part of a cycle of "under the moon" projections
>showing movies at the same place they were shot.

Thanks for the great tip. Looking forward to "Titanic". ;-)
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Date:         Sat, 18 Aug 2001 12:04:22 +0200
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Le Sat, 18 Aug 2001 05:38:30 +0100
Chris Randle <chris@AMLOG=2EDEMON=2ECO=2EUK> a =E9crit:

> Thanks for the great tip=2E Looking forward to "Titanic"=2E ;-)

Well, with a litlle luck, there will be a GSM base station on the
iceberg !  ;-)

Jacques=2E

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Hi Russel,

On Sat, 18 Aug 2001 01:04:46 +0000, Russel Brooks <rlbrooks@POBOX.COM> wrote:

> If you think someone's out to get your data here's a way to
> increase its protection; add another SecDev drive whose
> encrypted file is in your first SecDev drive.

Very interesting experiment!

Hopefully the sevdev encryption mechanism doesn't work similar to ROT13!
;-)

GTX
daniel
(not (yet) a secdev user)

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Hi Scott,

On Thu, 16 Aug 2001 16:24:51 -1000, scott wormser <scotty2u@JUNO.COM> wrote:

> been thinking of getting a rexx anyone recommend a model to get and
> price?
> also any program's that transfer hplx phone to rexx??

The only Rex that's synchronizable with the LX is the REX-3 (or Rex
3000) (this one with 256kB RAM).

Please have a look at
http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/rexsync

to see what's possible and what not.
Regading appointment synchronization: Chris Lott, what's the current
state of your software decelopment?

GTX
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Date:         Sat, 18 Aug 2001 15:46:01 +0200
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Hi Martin,

On Fri, 17 Aug 2001 02:50:44 -0400, Martin Bergvill <hplx@BERGVILL.COM> wrote:

> I can mail you the xls or you can use the message I posted here. The
> orginal xls has some about some Motorola's also I think.

The XLS, Please! :-)

GTX
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On Sat, Aug 18, 2001 at 03:46:00PM +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> The only Rex that's synchronizable with the LX is the REX-3 (or Rex
> 3000) (this one with 256kB RAM).

Do you mean that the other models lack the sync tools, or that some
other factor (eg. current draw) makes in-slot syncing impossible?

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Hello folks
  Stumbled on a nice collection of MSDOS freeware tools.  Take a look at

http://master.swlibero.org/~daniele/dos/valuedos.html

Regards
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hi Russel,

On 18 Aug 2001, at 1:04, Russel Brooks wrote:

>
> If you think someone's out to get your data here's a way to
> increase its protection; add another SecDev drive whose
> encrypted file is in your first SecDev drive.
>

this looks even more secure than applying ROT13 twice on a file ;-)


cheers,
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hello,

a friend of me has tried to use Bgfax with his Ericson SH 888 phone.
It did not work and he now wants to send the phone to me for a try.
The phone has a modem built in and he tried it with the data cable,
not IRDA of course.

Has anybody used this mobile phone for faxing with the palmtop?
Are there any initialization commands necessary?

thank you for reading and any hints

Werner



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This is mostly for the unix and regular expression inclined ... the rest of
you can just hit delete (with my apologies).

I have to filter a text file using grep (or sed) and need to delete all
lines that contain one or less of a certain delimiter.

For example,

aaa|bbb|ccc
xxx|zzz
333
111|222|444|qqq

with the vertical bar "|" as  the delimiter, only the first and last lines
should be retained:

aaa|bbb|ccc
111|222|444|qqq

Does anyone know the regular expression for sed or grep that will match
this?  Many thanks for an answer (simplest is best) ... my head is sore
from beating the monitor.

- Longden

PS - I know Rexx and Korn shell and other languages can do this easily in a
loop.  I need to do it using grep or sed (NOT awk).

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due to increased summer temperature and/or old age my adapter shows output
14.8V which caused my LX to buzz needing several ctrl/shift/on to come
alive. It also corrupted files needing further boots.

Did anyone have the "buzzing" noise and similar consequences?

also, my PC seems to have a virus - i can't get past the " Fatal Error 0E at
0028:00CA0F9E " or at 0028:00CB77CC in VxD-- VKD (01) in windoze98. The "no
response" items are Explorer and Vshwin32. I tried F8 and 'sans echec' (safe
mode?) but it just locks up. do i need to format C:\ or a new puter
altogether?

 >and how sensuous are French women (do not bathe but use perfume
 >to cover their stink..

as to Frenchwomen smelling . . wasn't John F infatuated by Marilyn just
because of 'That' Smell?

Nathalie

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Nathalie,

> due to increased summer temperature and/or old age my adapter shows output
> 14.8V which caused....buzz needing.....

Purchase a new adapter! I wouldn't use this one.

> Did anyone have the "buzzing" noise and similar consequences?

Does your 200LX still buzz while on batteries. If not you
may escaped expensive repair costs. If I were you I would
purchase a four pack of NiMH batteries and charger. This way
you could carry the spares around with you to use on those
heavy use days when one set runs low.

> also, my PC seems to have a virus - i can't get past the " Fatal Error 0E at
> 0028:00CA0F9E " or at 0028:00CB77CC in VxD-- VKD (01) in windoze98.

Fatal exception errors are codes that are returned by a
program in the following cases:

Access to an illegal instruction has been encountered

Invalid data or code has been accessed

The privilege level of an operation is invalid

Error: 14 (0E): Page Fault

The Page Fault interrupt allows the operating system to
implement virtual memory on a demand-paged basis. An
interrupt 14 usually is issued when an access to a page
directory entry or page table with the present bit set to 0
(Not present) occurs. The operating system makes the page
present (usually retrieves the page from virtual memory) and
re-issues the faulting instruction, which then can access
the segment. A page fault also occurs when a paging
protection rule is violated (when the retrieve fails, or
data retrieved is invalid, or the code that issued the fault
broke the protection rule for the processor). In these cases
the operating system takes over for the appropriate action.

You need to perform a clean boot. Can you get Windows 98 up
long enough to run MSCONFIG? Once you run this program you
will see a number of tabs across the top below the menu. The
one you need be concerned with is the General tab. Choose
selective startup and disable all the checked items to get a
clean boot.

You don't need a new computer. These VXD files are use by
third party manufacturer to load hardware and software
drivers. All that has happened is a driver for one of your
devices has become corrupted and needs to reloaded.

Here is a good place to start looking for a solution:

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q192/9/26.ASP

Let me know if I can be or any furthur assistance.

>  >and how sensuous are French women (do not bathe but use perfume
>  >to cover their stink..
>
> as to Frenchwomen smelling . . wasn't John F infatuated by Marilyn just
> because of 'That' Smell?

What is this all about? Some people need to get a life!

Anytime for assistance,
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Adrian Ho" <aho-hplx@03S.NET>
> On Sat, Aug 18, 2001 at 03:46:00PM +0200, Daniel Hertrich
wrote:
> > The only Rex that's synchronizable with the LX is the REX-3
(or Rex
> > 3000) (this one with 256kB RAM).
> Do you mean that the other models lack the sync tools, or that
some
> other factor (eg. current draw) makes in-slot syncing
impossible?

He means the former.   The Rex 3 is the only one supported at
this time.

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(The reply-address was wrong, so I send it again.)

Hallo Nathalie,

I don't know, if you have a virus, but I see, that you use VSHIELD.
On some machines a virus scanner (Norton AV) destroys the OS after
some time. I use DOS-F-PROT for manual scanning.

If the v-scanners don't caution, you should simple re-install win98.
Some win98-machines need this "maintenance" once a year. Start
setup.exe on the Win-CD or the win98-folder, if you have copied the
CD on your computer. This procedure helps in most cases. Don't worry,
it keeps the installed software in order.

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Nathalie Bugeaud schrieb am 19.08.2001:

  >also, my PC seems to have a virus - i can't get past the " Fatal
  >Error 0E at
  >0028:00CA0F9E " or at 0028:00CB77CC in VxD-- VKD (01) in
  >windoze98. The "no
  >response" items are Explorer and Vshwin32. I tried F8 and 'sans
  >echec' (safe
  >mode?) but it just locks up. do i need to format C:\ or a new puter
  >altogether?


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Werner,

Dr. Werner Furlan wrote:
>
> a friend of me has tried to use Bgfax with his Ericson SH 888 phone.
> It did not work and he now wants to send the phone to me for a try.
> The phone has a modem built in and he tried it with the data cable,
> not IRDA of course.

As far as I know the SH888 uses the IRDA protocol also via cable. No AT
strings in asynchroneous direct transmission can be detected. Instead
of sending direct strings via serial cable as normal, the IRDA protocol
is transmiited via cable instead over infrared. Because BGFAX only
allows the "normal" way of controlling modems via serial port, SH888 is
useless.

> Has anybody used this mobile phone for faxing with the palmtop?
> Are there any initialization commands necessary?

The only way to use the SH888 is to buy a PCMCIA modem that supports
the SH888 (e.g. DC23-V4 from Ericsson or the PSION Goldcard Global).
This will work, but is quite expensive. I believe for the price of a
PCMCIA modem card you better buy WWW/LX and use email instead of FAX.
WWW/LX works with the infrared port of SH888

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Le Mon, 13 Aug 2001 20:38:41 +0200
Daniel Hertrich <daniel=2Ehertrich@GMX=2EDE> a =E9crit:

> Could someone repost the URL to this Nokia AT commands help file
> please?
> Due to a hard disk crash of my desktop computer I lost the file=2E
> I consider offering all these data sheets (Siemens, Nokia and hopefully
> Ericsson soon) on my homepage=2E


About Siemens phone, there are two files :
http://www=2Emy-siemens=2Ecom/external/tt/hq/mw/hd/hd/p35/s35i_c35i_m35i_mod=
em_commandset_v01=2Epdf
for the supported standard AT commands, and
http://www=2Emy-siemens=2Ecom/external/tt/hq/mw/hd/hd/p35/s35i_c35i_m35i_atc=
_commandset_v01=2Epdf
for the GSM AT command set


About Ericsson phone, the only place I founded some documentation (a few mon=
ths ago)
was in their "developper zone", which requires (free) registration
before access=2E So If there are some urls (for the R320s, for example :
http://www=2Eericsson=2Ecom/mobilityworld/developerszonedown/downloads/docs/=
r320/R320s_WP_R1A=2Epdf )
I don't think it is "legal" to post the URL of the file on your site=2E=2E=
=2E
Anyway, there is was only a summary of the commands, without detailed
syntaxes=2E You must read the İmore complete¨ Siemens docs, and try for
yourself to see which commands are compatible=2E=2E=2E


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Longden
  Can you use cut?  If so then just cut for Field 3 with the delimiter set.
If it returns a valid value then you need that line otherwise skip it.

if İ -s cut -f3 -d"|" ¨


Vivek


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Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2001 4:36 AM
Subject: Off Topic: Reg Exp help


> This is mostly for the unix and regular expression inclined ... the rest
of
> you can just hit delete (with my apologies).
>
> I have to filter a text file using grep (or sed) and need to delete all
> lines that contain one or less of a certain delimiter.
>
> For example,
>
> aaa|bbb|ccc
> xxx|zzz
> 333
> 111|222|444|qqq
>
> with the vertical bar "|" as  the delimiter, only the first and last lines
> should be retained:
>
> aaa|bbb|ccc
> 111|222|444|qqq
>
> Does anyone know the regular expression for sed or grep that will match
> this?  Many thanks for an answer (simplest is best) ... my head is sore
> from beating the monitor.
>
> - Longden
>
> PS - I know Rexx and Korn shell and other languages can do this easily in
a
> loop.  I need to do it using grep or sed (NOT awk).
>
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Thanks Vivek (and all others who responded).

Acutally, I had been using "cut", but this required a loop to read
each line, spawning a shell to echo each line to process the cut
command and took just too long.

Using the proposed solution ... grep "|.*|" reduced the time from
something like 20 secs to 2 secs.

Thanks again to all.

- Longden

On 19 Aug 2001, at 21:09, Vivek Venugopalan wrote:

> Longden
>   Can you use cut?  If so then just cut for Field 3 with the delimiter
>   set.
> If it returns a valid value then you need that line otherwise skip it.
>
> if İ -s cut -f3 -d"|" ¨

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Hi Adrian,

On Sat, 18 Aug 2001 22:46:33 +0800, Adrian Ho <aho-hplx@03S.NET> wrote:

> Do you mean that the other models lack the sync tools, or that some
> other factor (eg. current draw) makes in-slot syncing impossible?

Power is not the problem, the REX is simply an SRAM (or the newer model
a flash) card for the LX. Not ATA-compatible, probably, so you canot
access it like a DOS drive. But Mack is the expert here. He wrote the
software to write data to the REX.

Chris Lott develops the converter software.

The data structure in the newer Rexs is totally different to the Rex 3
data structure, and since Chris isn't an old guy who doesn't have
anything else to do, he cannot care about all these different data
structures ;-)

We can be happy that he managed all the work to explore the Rex 3 data
structure.

GTX
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> As far as I know the SH888 uses the IRDA protocol also via cable. No AT
> strings in asynchroneous direct transmission can be detected. Instead
> of sending direct strings via serial cable as normal, the IRDA protocol
> is transmiited via cable instead over infrared.

Your message was very enlightening!  I have the CF888, which I believe
to be similar to the SH888.  I have attempted to use the serial cable
yet, but I had mistakenly believe it to have an internal modem-like
interface.  I was so suspicious of you comment that I dug out my
manual, and sure enough, it sure seems like you are correct.  Well,
that still doesn't exclude using my phone/cable with my laptop, since
some Windows software was provided with the phone.  But it appears
cable operation with the HP200 is out.

> The only way to use the SH888 is to buy a PCMCIA modem that supports
> the SH888 (e.g. DC23-V4 from Ericsson or the PSION Goldcard Global).
> This will work, but is quite expensive.

I happen to have the DC12 PCMCIA card, which is a predecessor to the
DC23.  I used it extensively with my first phone, a CF388.  If it is
capable of connection to the 888, I don't know how I would accomplish
this.  Perhaps through a special adaptor cable?  If you know of such
a connector, please advise.  It would be nice to have in an emergency.

Thanks,

-Chris Lott




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Date:         Sun, 19 Aug 2001 22:31:43 -0700
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> Hello, all
>
> Been a long time since I have needed this list....
> But it is always good to read what others are doing.
>
> My question is....
>
> My favorite source of AA li energizer batteries no longer has them...;.
>
> Home depot at 4.19 a pair says they no longer stock them.
>
> Anyone else know of a reasonable source for these?
>
> I've seen them at Radio shack and other stores for around 10bucks a pair
(!)
>
> Thanks
>
>
> dave

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Date:         Sun, 19 Aug 2001 23:31:12 -0600
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Seems like I saw a pack of 4 at the Laramie Super Walmart
for about 10 bucks. As there are several battery displays,
you may find them on one out of five displays.

Bob

DM wrote:
>
> > Hello, all
> >
> > Been a long time since I have needed this list....
> > But it is always good to read what others are doing.
> >
> > My question is....
> >
> > My favorite source of AA li energizer batteries no longer has them...;.
> >
> > Home depot at 4.19 a pair says they no longer stock them.
> >
> > Anyone else know of a reasonable source for these?
> >
> > I've seen them at Radio shack and other stores for around 10bucks a pair
> (!)
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >
> > dave
>
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Date:         Mon, 20 Aug 2001 08:07:11 +0200
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Chris Lott wrote:
>
> I happen to have the DC12 PCMCIA card, which is a predecessor to the
> DC23.  I used it extensively with my first phone, a CF388.  If it is
> capable of connection to the 888, I don't know how I would accomplish
> this.  Perhaps through a special adaptor cable?  If you know of such
> a connector, please advise.  It would be nice to have in an emergency.

I don't believe that you will find a cable to connect the DC12 PCMCIA
card with a SH888 mobile phone. As far as I remember, the CF388 is 5V
technology, whereas the SH888 is 4V technology. I know that Ericsson
has released the DC23 modem for the 388 serieas and the later DC23V4
for the 6xx/7xx/8xx series. The DC23 (without the 4V suffix) hasn't
worked with the 6xx/7xx/8xx models, even with the correct cable, I have
tried it some years ago.

I think the situation is the same with the DC12.

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Date:         Mon, 20 Aug 2001 09:13:38 +0200
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Hi Chris

On Sun, 19 Aug 2001 15:45:47 -0500, Chris Lott <rclott@RO.COM> wrote:

> Your message was very enlightening!  I have the CF888, which I believe
> to be similar to the SH888.  I have attempted to use the serial cable
> yet, but I had mistakenly believe it to have an internal modem-like
> interface.  I was so suspicious of you comment that I dug out my
> manual, and sure enough, it sure seems like you are correct.  Well,
> that still doesn't exclude using my phone/cable with my laptop, since
> some Windows software was provided with the phone.  But it appears
> cable operation with the HP200 is out.

Not entirely: I believe WWW/LX can use the IrDA protocol over the cable with a
special combination of options in www.cfg (IR=x and Port=y, for the
correct x and y values please ask Avi)

GTX
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Date:         Mon, 20 Aug 2001 00:30:01 -0700
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Avi,

Mind Map LX rocks! I'll certainly be registering and told another friend about it. BTW, his vision is going, so he'd love a
bigger font (doesn't matter to him if he has to scroll around a bit more)

Also been experiencing some strange file corruption, though, but still trying to reproduce.

Only one feature I would truly love to see in this program: the ability to link to child. Yep, would be tricky to show all
those links across the board, so here's how I would propose to do it: give a tell-tale sign that there are links to other
children (similar to the idea of the "+" when there are collapsed children), and only show the links to other children when
that one child is highlighted. When the children is not highlighted, only show the tell-tale sign.

Thanks for a great program!

A bientot,

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Date:         Mon, 20 Aug 2001 00:44:56 -0700
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Of course, I meant "the ability to link two children".

Yes, I saw on the site that it is possible to do this by having a child be in a different mind map, and then linking two
parents to it, but that has the effect of hising that child from the main mindmap. What I find amzingly useful is the
capability to see and establish right on the main mind map those child-child connections I find between ideas (and not just
a parent-child).

Thanks again!

Philippe


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From: "Fryday" <fryday@CALIFORNIA.COM>
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Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 12:30 AM
Subject: Mind Map LX


> Avi,
>
> Mind Map LX rocks! I'll certainly be registering and told another friend about it. BTW, his vision is going, so he'd love
a
> bigger font (doesn't matter to him if he has to scroll around a bit more)
>
> Also been experiencing some strange file corruption, though, but still trying to reproduce.
>
> Only one feature I would truly love to see in this program: the ability to link to child. Yep, would be tricky to show
all
> those links across the board, so here's how I would propose to do it: give a tell-tale sign that there are links to other
> children (similar to the idea of the "+" when there are collapsed children), and only show the links to other children
when
> that one child is highlighted. When the children is not highlighted, only show the tell-tale sign.
>
> Thanks for a great program!
>
> A bientot,
>
> Philippe
>
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>

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Date:         Mon, 20 Aug 2001 10:38:20 -0600
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I've never ordered from them, but Omega Man sells
Energizer Lithium AA batteries @ $8.95 per two pak.

http://www.omegamanenterprises.com/energizerlithiumaabatteries.htm

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From: Robert K. Meyer İmailto:bmeyer@UNION-TEL.COM¨
Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2001 11:31 PM
To: HPLX-L@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU
Subject: Re: Fw: Energizer Li battery...


Seems like I saw a pack of 4 at the Laramie Super Walmart
for about 10 bucks. As there are several battery displays,
you may find them on one out of five displays.

Bob

DM wrote:
>
> > Hello, all
> >
> > Been a long time since I have needed this list....
> > But it is always good to read what others are doing.
> >
> > My question is....
> >
> > My favorite source of AA li energizer batteries no longer has them...;.
> >
> > Home depot at 4.19 a pair says they no longer stock them.
> >
> > Anyone else know of a reasonable source for these?
> >
> > I've seen them at Radio shack and other stores for around 10bucks a pair
> (!)
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >
> > dave

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Date:         Mon, 20 Aug 2001 10:43:20 -0600
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Sorry... I was thinking 4-pack! Here's a better source:
http://www.smarthome.com/9820la.html
Energizer Lithium AA Batteries (2 Pack) $5.49

-----Original Message-----

I've never ordered from them, but Omega Man sells
Energizer Lithium AA batteries @ $8.95 per two pak.

http://www.omegamanenterprises.com/energizerlithiumaabatteries.htm

-----Original Message-----
From: Robert K. Meyer İmailto:bmeyer@UNION-TEL.COM¨
Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2001 11:31 PM
To: HPLX-L@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU
Subject: Re: Fw: Energizer Li battery...


Seems like I saw a pack of 4 at the Laramie Super Walmart
for about 10 bucks. As there are several battery displays,
you may find them on one out of five displays.

Bob

DM wrote:
>
> > Hello, all
> >
> > Been a long time since I have needed this list....
> > But it is always good to read what others are doing.
> >
> > My question is....
> >
> > My favorite source of AA li energizer batteries no longer has them...;.
> >
> > Home depot at 4.19 a pair says they no longer stock them.
> >
> > Anyone else know of a reasonable source for these?
> >
> > I've seen them at Radio shack and other stores for around 10bucks a pair
> (!)
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >
> > dave

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Date:         Mon, 20 Aug 2001 22:52:31 +0200
Reply-To:     Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE>
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Hi friends

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/mob_hplx

changes:

* new title
* new section about faxing
* more HSCSD init strings
* thanks to Martin we now have a review for the new Ericsson T39m
* new sction about phone book synchronization between phone and palmtop
* new section about CDPD service which is available in the US, thanks
to Bruce Maggs
* AT command collections for HSCSD, GPRS and general AT commands (still
looking for a collection for Ericsson phones!)

GPRS is not yet usable. Andreas Garzotto works on correct GPRS connection
handling by WWW/LX.

On some other pages there are minor changes, for examplle on the serial
port info page I now have more detailled info about the serial port of
the 95LX.


GTX
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Date:         Mon, 20 Aug 2001 20:10:06 -0500
Reply-To:     Chris Lott <rclott@ro.com>
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Today I was changing batteries in my HP200LX, and I noticed an unusual
break in my case.  There is a thin strip of plastic, part of the actual
bottom of the case, along the side of the battery compartment.  It you
have the unit upside down, looking at battery compartment, it is the
side of the compartment that runs along the outside edge of the case.
Anyway, this thin piece of plastic cracked right in two!  It doesn't
appear at present that this weakens the case any, and is just a
nuisance.  I wonder if anyone else has encountered this before...

-Chris


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Date:         Mon, 20 Aug 2001 22:38:17 -0500
Reply-To:     Tim <palmtop@N-LINK.COM>
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From:         Tim <palmtop@N-LINK.COM>
Subject:      Can Any LX Program "snag" email addresses from headers (filter
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Hi all, this'll be a quick question.

Got a typical "spam" (hoax) email.... One of the ones that say,  "If you
forward this to all your friends, $.07 will go to help some poor child with
cancer..." Anyway, I took the time to go to one of the hoax sites, this one
İUrban Legend Site http://www.snopes.com ¨ can let you search for the
page/story that says, "This hoax has been around since xxxx and it has taken
the following forms... Click HERE to forward this page to someone."

Well, I spend about 20 min. in Notepad (yes, Windows ... sorry), ferreting
out all the email addresses (had to sift through headers, etc. and remove
angle brackets, "real" names and all sorts of work.

Is there an LX program that can take one of these junk-ridden emails and
give me a nice clean email list?

TIA,

--tim

PS. I don't ALWAYS take time to do this; but, when I do, I'd like it to be
faster!
PPS. Three other good sites, for those who are interested, are:
Urbanlegends. com http://www.urbanlegends.com CIAC Hoax list
http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/
and the Hoax Kill site http://www.hoaxkill.com/  ........

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Date:         Tue, 21 Aug 2001 11:09:55 +0200
Reply-To:     Josef Meyer <meyerj@SWISSONLINE.CH>
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Manuals of the Ericsson phones (also AT command set) can be found under

http://www.ericsson.com/mobilityworld/

You have to register (sign up), free of charge.

Then one can follow the link to the open zone:

http://www.ericsson.com/mobilityworld/open/index.html

and follow the links to the appropriate mobile phones (T39, R520, etc.).

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Date:         Tue, 21 Aug 2001 16:02:39 +0200
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From:         "Dr. Werner Furlan" <furlan@GMX.NET>
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Subject:      Re: Mobile phone <--> HPLX home page updated
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hello Daniel,

thank you for the information, especially the information about faxing with
mobile phones and the palmtop.
The cable connection to the phone seems to be crucial, do you know of any
other working cable connections other than the Siemens phones?

Werner



on 20 Aug 2001, at 22:52 Daniel Hertrich wrote about:
Mobile phone <--> HPLX home page updated

> Hi friends
>
> http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/mob_hplx
>
> changes:
>
> * new title
> * new section about faxing
> * more HSCSD init strings
> * thanks to Martin we now have a review for the new Ericsson T39m
> * new sction about phone book synchronization between phone and palmtop *
> new section about CDPD service which is available in the US, thanks to Bruce
> Maggs * AT command collections for HSCSD, GPRS and general AT commands
> (still looking for a collection for Ericsson phones!)
>
> GPRS is not yet usable. Andreas Garzotto works on correct GPRS connection
> handling by WWW/LX.
>
> On some other pages there are minor changes, for examplle on the serial port
> info page I now have more detailled info about the serial port of the 95LX.
>
>
> GTX
> daniel
>
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>



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Date:         Tue, 21 Aug 2001 22:29:59 +0200
Reply-To:     Josef Meyer <meyerj@SWISSONLINE.CH>
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From:         Josef Meyer <meyerj@SWISSONLINE.CH>
Subject:      WWW/Lx via GPRS
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Today I "borrowed" a GPRS/GSM Ericsson R520 mobile phone to play around
with the phone and WWW/LX. With the settings in the phone I was able to
access WAP pages through GPRS with the phone internal WAP browser.

After this try with WAP I was sure that I found out the coreect
settings for GPRS. This resulted in the following settings for WWW/LX:

İGPRS_SC_Com¨
Port=1
OmniGo=0
PPP=1
Modem=1
Baud=38400
My_IP=
DNS_IP=164.28.36.34
DNS2_IP=164.128.76.39
Script=CHAP_Script
Login=gprs
ModemInit=AT&F
Dial=*99***5#
Password=

I connected the HPLX and the phone with a serial cable. When I tried to
connect with WWW/LX to the provider, nothing at all happened! WWW/LX
only showed 'Dialling *99***5#', then it hanged.

With the inbuilt communication SW of the HPLX I managed the phone to
dial with command 'ATD*99***5# (preceeded by At&F), which is the
'subscriber number' of the GPRS service. I got a 'connect' string as
answer by dialling this way and the display of the phone said the same.

Question: Is the string "99***5# not correctly sent out by WWW/LX? I
have no other explanation. Why else is the phone estabishing a
connection with comms, but not with WWW/LX?

Any solutions?

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Date:         Mon, 20 Aug 2001 23:37:33 +0100
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From:         Francois Ennesser <fnsr@FREESURF.FR>
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Hello all,

I recently bought a 128 MB Compact Flash card from Kingston Technology with a
Compact Flash to PC Card Adapter, with the intention of using it in my
digital camera and in my 200LX as well.

Unfortunately, I have a weird problem with this card. It works perfectly in
my spare regular Single Speed 200Lx, but not in the double speed 64MB
unit that I currently use ("Drive not ready. Abort, Retry, Ignore?" message).
I also tested it in my old double speed 5MB unit,
and it doesn't work there either. The tests were performed directly under
DOS, both with and without the double speed drivers loaded. As I made the
tests with 2 Kingston Conpact flash with the same result, I think we can
conclude that Kingston Flash cards work in single speed LX, but not
with double speed LX.

The double speed upgrade documentation mentions Ethernet and Modem card that
exhibit a similar behavior, but I didn't think that flash memory cards could
have a problem too. So here are my questions:

- Does anyone know of other memory cards that work in single speed units,
but not with double speed? It would be great to put together a list of cards
that do/do not work in single/double speed 200LX. (I made a proposal to
build a similar list a couple of months ago, but did not come up with enough
answers to do anything. BTW, thanks to those who responded!).

- Does anyone know the possible interworking between the double speed
crystal and the PCMCIA slot that could cause the problem? I suspect some
protocol pulses become too short or arrive too fast too be recognized by some
cards, but I would like to know exactly what happens.

Thanks god, I still have an old 8MB Sandisk Compact flash that I can use to
transfer images between my digital camera and double speed LX. But it would
have been nice to know which cards would not work before buying one. So,
Thanks in advance to anyone who sends me his experience of cards that do/do
not work so that we can come up with a list to post on the web.

Regards,
F. Ennesser
19, rue des Feuillantines
75005 Paris
Tel/Fax (33-1)4051-7580
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Date:         Tue, 21 Aug 2001 14:14:49 -0700
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From:         Avi Meshar <sponsor@FTEL.NET>
Subject:      Re: Mind Map LX
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Fryday wrote:
> Mind Map LX rocks! I'll certainly be registering and told another =
friend about it.

Thank you.

> BTW, his vision is going, so he'd love a bigger font (doesn't
> matter to him if he has to scroll around a bit more)

Cannot use fonts other than the max that can be displayed.

> Only one feature I would truly love to see in this program:
> the ability to link to child.

Do you mean an entry linking to another entry in another
branch? I have not tried it, but I think you can already now
link to another spot in the file itself, and so you can link
to another entry. Something similar to <A
HREF=3D"thisfile.html#thisspot"> So you can jump from one spot
to another using the link, but not back.

> Yep, would be tricky to show all
> those links across the board, so here's how I would propose to
> do it: give a tell-tale sign that there are links to other
> children (similar to the idea of the "+" when there are
> collapsed children), and only show the links to other children
> when that one child is highlighted. When the children is not
> highlighted, only show the tell-tale sign.

If I understand it: you want to show the line between these
two itms if, and only if, one of the two ends is highlighted.
What if one end is off the screen? What if one end is hidden?
How would you want to handle multiple links to one item?

> Thanks for a great program!

You are welcome.

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> Cannot use fonts other than the max that can be displayed.

If you ever come up with larger fonts, you'll probably expand your market as
well :-)

> > Only one feature I would truly love to see in this program:
> > the ability to link to child.

> Do you mean an entry linking to another entry in another
> branch? I have not tried it, but I think you can already now
> link to another spot in the file itself, and so you can link
> to another entry. Something similar to <A
> HREF="thisfile.html#thisspot"> So you can jump from one spot
> to another using the link, but not back.

Actually, I'm looking for a visual cue, not an actual jump necessarily per
se.

> > Yep, would be tricky to show all
> > those links across the board, so here's how I would propose to
> > do it: give a tell-tale sign that there are links to other
> > children (similar to the idea of the "+" when there are
> > collapsed children), and only show the links to other children
> > when that one child is highlighted. When the children is not
> > highlighted, only show the tell-tale sign.

> If I understand it: you want to show the line between these
> two itms if, and only if, one of the two ends is highlighted.

Actually, only one end.

> What if one end is off the screen?

Then you show it going off the end of the screen (just like the parent/child
relationships you already have)

> What if one end is hidden?

Then connect to the parent.

> How would you want to handle multiple links to one item?

You show them all while the item is highlighted. Maybe put a limit of 5
links or something.

> > Thanks for a great program!
> You are welcome.

Pleasure's all mine :-)

A bientot,

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On Tue, 21 Aug 2001, Fryday wrote:

> > Cannot use fonts other than the max that can be displayed.
>
> If you ever come up with larger fonts, you'll probably expand your market as
> well :-)

I don't recall the original question, but in mm.cfg you can have
mm/lx use external fonts, rather than the built in ones, e.g.

İFonts¨
0=c:\fonts\huge.hfn
1=c:\fonts\large.hfn
2=c:\fonts\smaller.hfn

etc.

At least it worked when I tried it.

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On Tue, 21 Aug 2001, Fryday wrote:

> > Cannot use fonts other than the max that can be displayed.
>
> If you ever come up with larger fonts, you'll probably expand your market as
> well :-)

I don't recall the original question, but in mm.cfg you can have
mm/lx use external fonts, rather than the built in ones, e.g.

İFonts¨
0=c:\fonts\huge.hfn
1=c:\fonts\large.hfn
2=c:\fonts\smaller.hfn

etc.

At least it worked when I tried it.

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On Tue, 21 Aug 2001 22:29:59 +0200, Josef Meyer wrote:

> Today I "borrowed" a GPRS/GSM Ericsson R520 mobile phone to play around
> with the phone and WWW/LX. With the settings in the phone I was able to
> access WAP pages through GPRS with the phone internal WAP browser.

I can also do that with my Ericsson T39m

> After this try with WAP I was sure that I found out the coreect
> settings for GPRS. This resulted in the following settings for WWW/LX:
>
> İGPRS_SC_Com¨
> Port=1
> OmniGo=0
> PPP=1
> Modem=1
> Baud=38400
> My_IP=
> DNS_IP=164.28.36.34
> DNS2_IP=164.128.76.39
> Script=CHAP_Script
> Login=gprs
> ModemInit=AT&F
> Dial=*99***5#
> Password=

Here are my settings. I have only tried irda. But I can not get it
connected. It stops on LCP negotiating.

İISP_Gprs¨
;mask1=0
;nocompress=1
;LCPwait=2
Port=-1
OmniGo=1
PPP=1
Modem=1
Baud=38400
My_IP=0.0.0.0
DNS_IP=212.17.131.3
DNS2_IP=212.17.113.194
Script=CHAP_Script
Login=T39
ModemInit=AT+cgdcont=1,"IP","internet"
;Dial=*99*0*1*1#
Password=>333
Dial=*99***1#

You could try to have mask1=0 active and also nocompress=1 and
LCPwait=2.

Also try the other dialnumber which is rem'd above. Username and
password should just be "something"

I can not get this to work on irda. If you could try the above with
cable I would appriciate it very much. Maybe I have to buy myself a
cable.

> I connected the HPLX and the phone with a serial cable. When I tried to
> connect with WWW/LX to the provider, nothing at all happened! WWW/LX
> only showed 'Dialling *99***5#', then it hanged.

I get a bit further than that, because I have the correct AT string.


>
> With the inbuilt communication SW of the HPLX I managed the phone to
> dial with command 'ATD*99***5# (preceeded by At&F), which is the
> 'subscriber number' of the GPRS service. I got a 'connect' string as
> answer by dialling this way and the display of the phone said the same.

I get "connecting" but it stops while negotiating.


> Question: Is the string "99***5# not correctly sent out by WWW/LX? I
> have no other explanation. Why else is the phone estabishing a
> connection with comms, but not with WWW/LX?
>
> Any solutions?

I hope we can get some solution. Maybe irda is not possible, but cable
is.

Please try out the settings and let us know..

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While watching something (60 minutes?) this past Sunday I noticed that
the co-pilot was using an HP200LX to figure something while the voice
over was describing the antiquated equipment that was available on the
plane and that the flight crew had to do a lot of the work themselves.

I don't know if it is standard issue or if that particular crew found
that they needed the best "extra" equipment to get to their desired
destinations.

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LEXAR MEDIA COMPACT FLASH CARD 16MB-$14.00
LEXAR MEDIA COMPACT FLASH CARD 32MB-$24.00
LEXAR MEDIA COMPACT FLASH CARD 48MB-$29.00
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Hi Francois

On Mon, 20 Aug 2001 23:37:33 +0100, Francois Ennesser <fnsr@FREESURF.FR> wrote:

> Unfortunately, I have a weird problem with this card. It works perfectly in
> my spare regular Single Speed 200Lx, but not in the double speed 64MB
> unit that I currently use ("Drive not ready. Abort, Retry, Ignore?" message).
> I also tested it in my old double speed 5MB unit,

When were the double speed upgrades of your palmtop have been made and
by whom?
What driver are you using?

If they are older upgrades, or even not made by Thaddeus (Times2Tech),
you may have either a so-called overtone Quartz crystal (is this the
correct Englih word for "Oberwellen-Quarz"?), which may cause several
problems, because 31.xxxx MHz, which is needed for the palmtop, is not the
main frequency of that quartz, but an overtone, the over sine waves
must be filtered out, so an additional electronics board is needed,
or you even may have regular 32 MHz quartz, which is not the one the
palmtop's processor actually wants. It is slightly faster than the
optimal upgrade, so it may cause incompatibilities as well.
You even need a special driver for these (cheap) kind of double speed
upgrade. Some japanese people even have upgraded the palmtop to 36 MHz
quatz speed (=18 MHz processor speed). I realy don't want to know how
bad this works! :-(

GTX
daniel


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Hello friends, hello Avi,

I just downloaded the new version of MM/LX and I am amazed! Now all my
previous problems are solved and I will now start to extensively use
MM/LX (just waited for this release with my real MM/LX work).

Today I began to create a mindmap which I want to structure a
presentation with. Something like a "table of contents", from which I
probably will directly create the presentation slides, and the notes
shall contain the things I will speak about.

Is there any way to _sort_ childs (i.e. if I have 10 childs with the
names
1. theme
2. introduction
3. goal
...

how can I assure that they appear in the correct order in the exported
HTML file, or even in the .mm file itself)?
Is this mainually be done by using the upwards / downward (¬U/¬D)?
Can it be made automatically in any way?

Thanks a lot
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> On Mon, 20 Aug 2001 23:37:33 +0100, Francois Ennesser <fnsr@FREESURF.FR>
wrote:
>
> Unfortunately, I have a weird problem with this card. It works perfectly
in
> my spare regular Single Speed 200Lx, but not in the double speed 64MB
> unit that I currently use ("Drive not ready. Abort, Retry, Ignore?"
message).
> I also tested it in my old double speed 5MB unit,

I posted something of the same sort last October:

<<
I bought a Canon A50 camera that came with a 8mb Canon branded CF card.
The card did not work in my double-speed 200LX (with the same symptoms as
you described), but worked fine in my unmodified single-speed 200LX.
Further, several list members had the same card and swore that the card
worked in their double-speed LXs, but to complicate things, it appeared
also that the same Canon branded cards may have also have been manufactured
by different vendors.

My double-speed has never had a problem with a CF/flash card until this
one, and I tried every suggestion (and then some) to make it work to no
avail.

I ultimately sold the card to another list member (with the appropriate
warnings).
>>

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Daniel,

> how can I assure that they appear in the correct order in the exported
> HTML file, or even in the .mm file itself)?

Do you have any example or indication that the order is been changed?
Here they appear to be always the same as saved in the mm file

> Is this mainually be done by using the upwards / downward (¬U/¬D)?
> Can it be made automatically in any way?

Do you really expect this feature from a mindmap program?

Why don't you use a program like WordPerfect or Word which sorts your
items automatically?

Kind regards

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Any info about 200lx's working with QCP2760 (QualComm 3-mode CDMA =
cellphone)? And where to buy or download Webster or other English
dictionaries for 200lx? Thanks a lot.

Bing
Canada



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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<HTML><HEAD>
<META content=3D"text/html; charset=3Diso-8859-1" =
http-equiv=3DContent-Type>
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<STYLE></STYLE>
</HEAD>
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or other=20
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I've used a 200lx with both a QCP860 and QCP2760 with Verizon's service.

You just need the Qualcomm data cable to connect to the phone and the
serial cable connected to the 200lx.
I used WWW/LX to connect to a couple of different ISP's.

Christopher.


Bing Xu wrote:

> Any info about 200lx's working with QCP2760 (QualComm 3-mode CDMA
> cellphone)? And where to buy or download Webster or other English
> dictionaries for 200lx? Thanks a lot.
>
> Bing
> Canada
>

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I'd say it would be neat to get MM/LX to sort based on some numbering of the items themselves, but otherwise I guess that
yes, it probably will export in the order set by upward/downward, not that the positioning on the map should have anything
to do with the actual 2D order.

Thanks,

Philippe

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Subject: Re: Mindmap/LX


> Daniel,
>
> > how can I assure that they appear in the correct order in the exported
> > HTML file, or even in the .mm file itself)?
>
> Do you have any example or indication that the order is been changed?
> Here they appear to be always the same as saved in the mm file
>
> > Is this mainually be done by using the upwards / downward (¬U/¬D)?
> > Can it be made automatically in any way?
>
> Do you really expect this feature from a mindmap program?
>
> Why don't you use a program like WordPerfect or Word which sorts your
> items automatically?
>
> Kind regards
>
> Helmuth
>
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For dictionaries try:

http://www.palmtoppaper.com/cgi-bin/shop.plx/SID=998496904.247/page=dictions.htm


> Any info about 200lx's working with QCP2760 (QualComm 3-mode CDMA cellphone)?
> And where to buy or download Webster or other English dictionaries for 200lx?
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Bing
> Canada
>
>
>

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Hi Vivek,

On Sun, 19 Aug 2001 00:07:32 +0530, Vivek Venugopalan <vivekv@YAHOO.COM> wrote:

> http://master.swlibero.org/~daniele/dos/valuedos.html

Thanks for the link!
This seems to be a great selection!

GTX
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> While watching something (60 minutes?) this past Sunday I noticed that
> the co-pilot was using an HP200LX to figure something while the voice
> over was describing the antiquated equipment that was available on the
> plane

Perhaps they ment that the 200LX IS the "antiquated equipment"?  I mean, =
the
200LX doesn't have color, or pretty icons, or a Windows operating system; =
so it
MUST be antiquated, right?

 Steve Carder (Typing away on his 200LX while the Jornada 680 sits =
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----- Original Message -----
> I don't recall the original question, but in mm.cfg you can have
> mm/lx use external fonts, rather than the built in ones, e.g.
>
> İFonts¨
> 0=c:\fonts\huge.hfn
> 1=c:\fonts\large.hfn
> 2=c:\fonts\smaller.hfn

Where do you get those fonts from?

TIA

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On Wed, 22 Aug 2001, d wrote:

> ----- Original Message -----
> > I don't recall the original question, but in mm.cfg you can have
> > mm/lx use external fonts, rather than the built in ones, e.g.
> >
> > İFonts¨
> > 0=c:\fonts\huge.hfn
> > 1=c:\fonts\large.hfn
> > 2=c:\fonts\smaller.hfn
>
> Where do you get those fonts from?

Sorry, except for large.hfn, I was just making them up for an
example. I don't recall where I got large.hfn from, but probably
from one of the packages on SUPER like FontStuff, Pal Font
Editor or one of the reader programs.

After sending the last email I had second thoughts. It does
work, but using external fonts also uses more memory which might
cause a problem. So, I'm back to the internal fonts, but using
large, middle and small. No tiny. Thats good enough for my eyes.

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I think this is the beginning of the end of the Xircom Rex Micro-PDA line. I
no longer see any benefit in the pursuit of any kind of interface between the
Rex products and the 200LX.  I've decided to just let it die, get used to it,
and wait patiently for whatever might come along later that might fit my
needs.  Xircom (and the companies that developed it previously) was ahead of
their time, just like HP with the 200LX.  The 200LX is so capable that there
is no replacement nor any real enhancement.  "The 'Rex' is dead, long live the
'Rex.'"*

Regards,
Richard

* Those who are familiar with the Latin meaning of the word "rex" will get the
joke.

rexteam@us.xircom.com wrote:

> *** REX(R) MicroPDA Customer Alert ***
>
> Dear Valued Customer:
>
> Thank you for registering at REX.net. We hope you have enjoyed this free
> service for your REX MicroPDA. We regret to inform you that the REX.net
> website and service will be discontinued effective September 1, 2001. This
> will not affect how you use your REX MicroPDA or how it works.
>
> We developed REX.net to closely tie an Internet-based service to the REX
> 6000 Micro PDA. While we were optimistic that the REX.net user base would
> be large enough to sustain the resources required to offer this service
> and support future development, it has not grown as expected.
>
> If you synchronize with REX.net after August 31 but before December 31,
> 2001, you will "clean out the contents" of your REX MicroPDA's Web
> browser. This will free up memory for more contact records, memos, etc.
>
> We will continue to honor your existing REX product warranties and provide
> you with technical support.
>
> If you have technical questions about your REX MicroPDA, please go to
> www.Xircom.com for technical support or call (805) 376-9200.
>
> Again, thank you for registering at REX.net. We know you will continue to
> enjoy your REX MicroPDA - the world's smallest, lightest, full-function
> PDA.
>
> Yours truly,
> Xircom, Inc., an Intel company
>
> P.S. For more information, please visit our REX.net FAQ page at
> http://www.rex.net/rex/cda/faq/0,2110,203-13-0-3-0-1,00.html before August
> 31, 2001.
>
> - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
> Please note: This communication is an important but non-recurring message
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Kopplin" <kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU>
> After sending the last email I had second thoughts. It does
> work, but using external fonts also uses more memory which might
> cause a problem. So, I'm back to the internal fonts, but using
> large, middle and small. No tiny. Thats good enough for my eyes.

The large font is the same as the smallest Sysmgr font, which doesn't make
sense to me personally.   That's why I was hoping.

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Heh -- he was probably using LXGPS!!

Jaime Viehweg <jviehweg@LUCENT.COM> said:

While watching something (60 minutes?) this past Sunday I noticed that
the co-pilot was using an HP200LX to figure something while the voice
over was describing the antiquated equipment that was available on the
plane and that the flight crew had to do a lot of the work themselves.

I don't know if it is standard issue or if that particular crew found
that they needed the best "extra" equipment to get to their desired
destinations.


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> > After sending the last email I had second thoughts. It does
> > work, but using external fonts also uses more memory which might
> > cause a problem. So, I'm back to the internal fonts, but using
> > large, middle and small. No tiny. Thats good enough for my eyes.
>
> The large font is the same as the smallest Sysmgr font, which doesn't make
> sense to me personally.   That's why I was hoping.

I'm not sure what you mean. "large", "middle", "small" and
"tiny" correspond to the 4 sysmgr fonts. So if you set all the
levels to large, like

0=large
1=large
2=large
   etc.

then MM/LX should display everything using the largest sysmgr
font.

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Date:         Thu, 23 Aug 2001 09:02:58 +0200
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Hi MM/LX-users,
I have a problem with my setup of MM/LX (ver 1.1)
I keep my maps in one directory and MM/LX in another
and I use a batchfile like the one described on the T&T-page
for startup.
But as soon as i have invoked an external program like LXPIC or
an editor MM/LX forgets the map-dir and uses the dir where MM/LX
resides as map-dir.
Is it a bug or might something be wrong with my setup?
You can try for yourself with the example apps.
As soon as I have displayed the Trentino map-map <G>
MM/LX cannot find the other maps anymore.

Regards
Lasse in Stockholm Sweden

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Date:         Thu, 23 Aug 2001 00:47:37 -0700
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Hi Daniel,

I know Helmuth replied to yu, but I have a different
perspective because I used MM/LX to do EXACTLY the things you
talk about: One was a "map of maps", and there were two
presentations I created.

Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> Is there any way to _sort_ childs (i.e. if I have 10 childs with the
> names
> 1. theme
> 2. introduction
> 3. goal

You cannot sort their appearance on the screen, they will move
about as you add and subtract material.

But you can edit the source file and move items about using
PE. That order will NOT change AFAIK. This is also the source
that will be used by the HTML export, so the order of the HTML
exported items will always be the same, even if on the screen
their location changes positions a lot.

The point about mindmapping is that you _want_ to discover new
relationships, new perspectives on the information. When you
see it all the time in the same order, your minds tends to
accept what is and not look deeper into the material. When
these items move around your mind will be released to not be
"in a box", and discover new things, ideas, perspectives,
aspects.

My work on the presentation looked erratic - I kept going from
item to item and adding here, there, changing stuff, and so
on. But this was _within_ the main "chapters". So in the intro
I had 4 main ideas and I kept changing the children of these 4
main ideas until I felt it was good.

When I exported it, the for main ideas needed just one
transposition, but all the creative material was there.

Hope this helps.

  Avi

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Kopplin" <kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU>
> > The large font is the same as the smallest Sysmgr font, which doesn't
make
> > sense to me personally.   That's why I was hoping.
> I'm not sure what you mean. "large", "middle", "small" and
> "tiny" correspond to the 4 sysmgr fonts. So if you set all the
> levels to large, like
Are you speaking of the first version, or of the new version (which I have
not tried)?  The first version had 3 fonts, the 2 smallest ones are way too
small, the largest one being the default small Sysmgr font.   When I zoom,
the fonts get smaller, not bigger.   Unless I missed something.

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Kopplin" <kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU>
> I'm not sure what you mean. "large", "middle", "small" and
> "tiny" correspond to the 4 sysmgr fonts. So if you set all the
> levels to large, like
>
> 0=large
> 1=large
> 2=large
>    etc.

I just checked the cfg file, and this is what I found for fonts:
0=middle
1=middle
2=small
3=tiny
4=tiny

I changed 2 to large, and now I see a bigger font, but the zoom command
switches between tiny and large, nothing in between (before it was zooming
between small & tiny, nothing else).
Now that I figured that much out, what else am I missing with the zoom
function?   Looking at the help file, it appears zoom is intented to work
that way.   If so, is it any different in the new version?

TIA

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Date:         Thu, 23 Aug 2001 11:31:34 -0400
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Kopplin" <kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU>
> I'm not sure what you mean. "large", "middle", "small" and
> "tiny" correspond to the 4 sysmgr fonts. So if you set all the
> levels to large, like
> 0=large
> 1=large
> 2=large
>    etc.
>
> then MM/LX should display everything using the largest sysmgr
> font.

I set everything to middle except 2, which I set to large.  It still zooms
between large and tiny, nothing else.

That seems weird.

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Date:         Thu, 23 Aug 2001 18:29:51 -0400
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On Wed, 22 Aug 2001 18:36:10 -0400, Steve Carder wrote:

> > While watching something (60 minutes?) this past Sunday I noticed that
> > the co-pilot was using an HP200LX to figure something while the voice
> > over was describing the antiquated equipment that was available on the
> > plane
>
> Perhaps they ment that the 200LX IS the "antiquated equipment"?

..we ofcourse know that it is the plane they are talking about :-)

>  I mean, the
> 200LX doesn't have color, or pretty icons, or a Windows operating system; so it
> MUST be antiquated, right?

That is what many people think yes. When I tell them what I have they
laugh..but I know that I can do more than what they do..

Actually I seldom see people with pda's around here. My father has a
Psion 5Mx and a friend of mine has a Series 5. Had one guy that came to
work with a broken Series 5..then I saw maybe a couple of Palm's
around. Some years ago at the university I was the only one(I think)
with a pda.

>  Steve Carder (Typing away on his 200LX while the Jornada 680 sits unused)

My brother has a 620 or maybe it was a 680lx. Can it be used to access
websites that are secure. Https sites? That is maybe the only thing I
would need it for when I travel.

Regards

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Richard and Patti Smith wrote:

> I think this is the beginning of the end of the Xircom Rex Micro-PDA line

Intel officially killed it today,

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On Thu, 23 Aug 2001 19:35:13 -0400, KenLondon wrote:

> Richard and Patti Smith wrote:
>
> > I think this is the beginning of the end of the Xircom Rex Micro-PDA line
>
> Intel officially killed it today,

Saw something about a lawsuit against them somewhere.. People are not
happy because they bought the Rex6000 based on what it could dowload
from the rex.net.

I am okey with two Rex3's. I will not sue anyone :-)

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Date:         Fri, 24 Aug 2001 10:33:35 -0100
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The LEXAR cards FAIL in a HP OMNIBOOK 300/425; I doubt
they'd work in the LX machines for the same reason (they depend on
a proprietary windows 9x series driver.)

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Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 5:33 AM
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> Someone knows if these card work well in the LX?
> Some driver requerided?
>
>
>
> >Sender:       HPLX Mailing List <HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
> >From:         Getz <jgetz@WCENET.COM>
> >Subject:      Flash Cards
> >Comments: To: omnibook@elektro.cmhnet.org
> >To:           HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu
> >
> >LEXAR MEDIA COMPACT FLASH CARD 16MB-$14.00
> >LEXAR MEDIA COMPACT FLASH CARD 32MB-$24.00
> >LEXAR MEDIA COMPACT FLASH CARD 48MB-$29.00
> >http://www.softwareandstuff.com/newarrival.html
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I have a 200LX 8MB DS with
adapter
software carousel
book- PC in your pocket
Intellisync
Connectivity Pack
Project Kick start
All related documentation & cables

All in excellent condition

Is anyone on the list interested in swapping it for a jornada 720 (I
already have a 690)

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Martin Bergvill wrote:

> Saw something about a lawsuit against them somewhere.. People are not
> happy because they bought the Rex6000 based on what it could dowload
> from the rex.net.

How can they sue?  They bought a rex based on promises from a company that
no longer exists.  The whole shooting match is now owned by Intel and they
have the option of doing what they want.  I would guess that somewhere
in the fine print for the Rex is the option for any services to be shut down
when the owner decides to.   More than likely the Intel lawyers
found they had no legal obligation to keep rex.net up and running.
Also I have a rex and saw nothing about rex.net in the
material included with the device.   Where did you learn about
this rex.net?

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as expected, s.u.p.e.r. updates take some time these days.
Qman has been so kind to lend me a corner of his website to make the
programs available.
http://home.earthlink.net/~qman/
his page is being redesigned. so you will have to look around. at the
moment, the "downloads" link will take you to the programs.

new versions are being worked on and will be available by autumn

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Date:         Fri, 24 Aug 2001 09:23:23 -0500
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Wait a second, the lexar cards work OK in the LX, at least the
three that I have do. They don't use a special driver under
Windows 9x. The issue with the Omnibook must be something else.
Bryan


David Feldman wrote:
>
> The LEXAR cards FAIL in a HP OMNIBOOK 300/425; I doubt
> they'd work in the LX machines for the same reason (they depend on
> a proprietary windows 9x series driver.)
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Josi Angel de Castro Barco <castrobarco@YAHOO.COM>
> To: <HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
> Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 5:33 AM
> Subject: Re: Flexa cards
>
> > Someone knows if these card work well in the LX?
> > Some driver requerided?
> >
> >
> >
> > >Sender:       HPLX Mailing List <HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
> > >From:         Getz <jgetz@WCENET.COM>
> > >Subject:      Flash Cards
> > >Comments: To: omnibook@elektro.cmhnet.org
> > >To:           HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu
> > >
> > >LEXAR MEDIA COMPACT FLASH CARD 16MB-$14.00
> > >LEXAR MEDIA COMPACT FLASH CARD 32MB-$24.00
> > >LEXAR MEDIA COMPACT FLASH CARD 48MB-$29.00
> > >http://www.softwareandstuff.com/newarrival.html
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It's a problem with the OB300. The 300 has a non-standard PCMCIA slit.
Sandisk cards work well in 'em but a smart modular card I had would
not work. The card did work in the 200lx. I think that Sandisk
supports an ATA standard that makes the card look more like a real IDE
hard drive. They just put a whole lot more in their cards which is
what makes them the best.



> -----Original Message-----
> From: HPLX Mailing List İmailto:HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu¨On
> Behalf Of
> Bryan Biggers
> Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 10:23 AM
> To: HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu
> Subject: Re: Flexa cards
>
>
> Wait a second, the lexar cards work OK in the LX, at least the
> three that I have do. They don't use a special driver under
> Windows 9x. The issue with the Omnibook must be something else.
> Bryan
>
>
> David Feldman wrote:
> >
> > The LEXAR cards FAIL in a HP OMNIBOOK 300/425; I doubt
> > they'd work in the LX machines for the same reason (they depend on
> > a proprietary windows 9x series driver.)
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: Josi Angel de Castro Barco <castrobarco@YAHOO.COM>
> > To: <HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
> > Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 5:33 AM
> > Subject: Re: Flexa cards
> >
> > > Someone knows if these card work well in the LX?
> > > Some driver requerided?
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > >Sender:       HPLX Mailing List <HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
> > > >From:         Getz <jgetz@WCENET.COM>
> > > >Subject:      Flash Cards
> > > >Comments: To: omnibook@elektro.cmhnet.org
> > > >To:           HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu
> > > >
> > > >LEXAR MEDIA COMPACT FLASH CARD 16MB-$14.00
> > > >LEXAR MEDIA COMPACT FLASH CARD 32MB-$24.00
> > > >LEXAR MEDIA COMPACT FLASH CARD 48MB-$29.00
> > > >http://www.softwareandstuff.com/newarrival.html
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> > C/S.Lorenzo,1-3:B
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On Tue, 5 Jun 2001 19:04:12 -0700 (PDT), Mike Cheponis <mac@Wireless.Com> wrote:

>
> I don't think there would be much disagreement that the appt book and the
> other db s/w is buggy; so is Quicken, for that matter.
>
> If you haven't seen these bugs, then perhaps you believe that -you- did
> something wrong, and therefore, you assume that the machine is "ok" and you
> are "incorrect", or maybe you just don't push the apps like I do.

Well, I don't know what you do with your appointment book and
other apps. I use mine many times each day. I use ToDos and
keep notes in my appointments and also use alarms on a regular
basis. How else would you like me to "push" them?

What may be different is that I do not use SC. Is there any
correlation between those people who have problems with the
built-in apps and those who use SC? If so, I don't see how you
can blame this on HP.

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Date:         Fri, 24 Aug 2001 09:23:01 -0700
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Are you saying that you have NEVER seen ANY bugs in the HP s/w?

-Mike


On Fri, 24 Aug 2001, Victor Roberts wrote:

> From: Victor Roberts <victor_roberts@compuserve.com>

> On Tue, 5 Jun 2001 19:04:12 -0700 (PDT), Mike Cheponis <mac@Wireless.Com> wrote:

>> I don't think there would be much disagreement that the appt book and the
>> other db s/w is buggy; so is Quicken, for that matter.

>> If you haven't seen these bugs, then perhaps you believe that -you- did
>> something wrong, and therefore, you assume that the machine is "ok" and you
>> are "incorrect", or maybe you just don't push the apps like I do.

>Well, I don't know what you do with your appointment book and
>other apps. I use mine many times each day. I use ToDos and
>keep notes in my appointments and also use alarms on a regular
>basis. How else would you like me to "push" them?
>
>What may be different is that I do not use SC. Is there any
>correlation between those people who have problems with the
>built-in apps and those who use SC? If so, I don't see how you
>can blame this on HP.
>
> Vic Roberts

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Date:         Fri, 24 Aug 2001 12:52:32 -0400
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There are definitely some corruption problems when you let the
appointment book data file get too big. I'm not sure about the phone
book tho.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: HPLX Mailing List İmailto:HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu¨On
> Behalf Of
> Mike Cheponis
> Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 12:23 PM
> To: HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu
> Subject: Re: What to do with a big flashcard?
>
>
> Are you saying that you have NEVER seen ANY bugs in the HP s/w?
>
> -Mike
>
>
> On Fri, 24 Aug 2001, Victor Roberts wrote:
>
> > From: Victor Roberts <victor_roberts@compuserve.com>
>
> > On Tue, 5 Jun 2001 19:04:12 -0700 (PDT), Mike Cheponis
> <mac@Wireless.Com> wrote:
>
> >> I don't think there would be much disagreement that the
> appt book and the
> >> other db s/w is buggy; so is Quicken, for that matter.
>
> >> If you haven't seen these bugs, then perhaps you believe
> that -you- did
> >> something wrong, and therefore, you assume that the
> machine is "ok" and you
> >> are "incorrect", or maybe you just don't push the apps like I do.
>
> >Well, I don't know what you do with your appointment book and
> >other apps. I use mine many times each day. I use ToDos and
> >keep notes in my appointments and also use alarms on a regular
> >basis. How else would you like me to "push" them?
> >
> >What may be different is that I do not use SC. Is there any
> >correlation between those people who have problems with the
> >built-in apps and those who use SC? If so, I don't see how you
> >can blame this on HP.
> >
> > Vic Roberts
>
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Date:         Fri, 24 Aug 2001 11:07:18 -0700
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> > I'm not sure what you mean. "large", "middle", "small" and
> > "tiny" correspond to the 4 sysmgr fonts. So if you set all the
> > levels to large, like
> >
>
> I just checked the cfg file, and this is what I found for fonts:
> 0=middle
> 1=middle
> 2=small
> 3=tiny
> 4=tiny
>
> I changed 2 to large, and now I see a bigger font, but the zoom command
> switches between tiny and large, nothing in between (before it was zooming
> between small & tiny, nothing else).
> Now that I figured that much out, what else am I missing with the zoom
> function?   Looking at the help file, it appears zoom is intented to work
> that way.   If so, is it any different in the new version?

I'm using the new version, and I believe it was the same in the
first one. I think that is the way the zoom is intended to
work. Maybe think of it more as a ZOOM OUT function, using the
small font to show as much of the map on the screen as
possible, instead of rotating between different font sizes
like in PE or the built-in apps. The fonts set in the cfg file
are what you get unzoomed.

Mike

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Date:         Fri, 24 Aug 2001 14:22:15 -0400
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>  The fonts set in the cfg file
> are what you get unzoomed.

I wonder why there are 5 font settings when you can only use two at a time
.  .  .

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Date:         Fri, 24 Aug 2001 20:27:10 +0100
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ashoni arora

> I have a 200LX 8MB DS with
> adapter
> software carousel
> book- PC in your pocket
> Intellisync
> Connectivity Pack
> Project Kick start
> All related documentation & cables
>
> All in excellent condition
>
> Is anyone on the list interested in swapping it for a jornada 720 (I
> already have a 690)

I have both and would not want to swap a 200LX for a J720 ;-)

HP Staber/Salzburg

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> >  The fonts set in the cfg file
> > are what you get unzoomed.
>
> I wonder why there are 5 font settings when you can only use two at a time

I think I see the confusion now. You are using all 5 font
settings when in unzoomed mode. When you have 0=large in the cfg
file, it means items at level 0 (the parent) uses the large
font. 1=middle would mean items at level 1 (the first children)
use the middle fontsize. Similarly, you specifiy the font size
at different levels (or layers of children). This way you can
have the important items or overall ideas at the top levels in a
larger font, and the less important grandchildren and
greatgrandchildren (details) in smaller fonts.

If you don't see different font sizes displayed when not ZOOMed,
then something isn't working right.

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Speaking of interesting uses of HP200LXes...

Anyone else see the recent National Geographic episode where a team
made a 380-day trek across the rainforests of Gabon? The lead geographer
seemed to have an HP200LX too. Too bad Thaddeus doesn't print HP
Palmtop anymore. I would be curious to know how they used it.

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Date:         Sat, 25 Aug 2001 01:07:49 +0200
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On Fri, 24 Aug 2001 12:09:17 -0400, Victor Roberts wrote:

>Well, I don't know what you do with your appointment book and
>other apps. I use mine many times each day. I use ToDos and
>keep notes in my appointments and also use alarms on a regular
>basis. How else would you like me to "push" them?
>
>What may be different is that I do not use SC. Is there any
>correlation between those people who have problems with the
>built-in apps and those who use SC? If so, I don't see how you
>can blame this on HP.
>

Hi All,

Well I use Appointments (with to do's, alarms etc), Database, Lotus 123, HP Calc, Memo, World
Time, System Macro's and (occasionally) Pocket Quicken extensiveley together with several other
programs in 9 other sessions under Software Caroussel (v6.89) all open at the same time and
switching continually between them. I do this since several years and I wouldn't really know that the
software is buggy. I never am stuck in the apps. What I do have occasionally is a failure in my
automatic backup macro launched from Appointments every morning, and I have not been able to
reproduce the exact circumstances when it will fail. The only other thing is that (even without SC
running) in one or two built-in apps in the menu there is no response to my typing Q (for quit), I
have to use the arrows to get there. Can't remember in which ones, I gues they are happy running and
don't want to quit <GGG>

Best regards,

         ...Frank LOUWERS (Belgium)...

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Date:         Fri, 24 Aug 2001 17:13:03 -0700
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Folks,

Does anyone know of any tools for reading texts formated for use=
 with MobiPocket reader on the HPLX?


MobiPocket reader can be found at www.mobipocket.com


--
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Folks,

My doublespeed 5meg 200lx has a dying screen. The right half=
 starts bluring and shifting and even showing stuff from the left=
 half. If I give it a slight wack to the back of the lid it will=
 work normally for a few minutes.

My backup machine is a 1 meg 100lx. =A0I have been switching stuff=
 and keep running in to with the way I'm used to doing things.

I tend to run everything from appmanager. DOS stuff I run using=
 MaxDOS.

However MaxDOS doesn't run well on the 100lx as I have one the 1=
 meg and MaxDOS wants a nice large bit of disk space to swap apps=
 in and out. =A0

So I find my self using HDM in DOS but then the appointment book=
 is closed and doesn't beep. =A0So any ideas? =A0Is there something I=
 can use on a 100lx like MaxDOS? =A0

Or tips on getting maxDOS to work? =A0

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Date:         Fri, 24 Aug 2001 20:22:34 -0500
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All,

Well, its official im a confirmed gadget nut and have been for some time
since
I first set eyes on a Radio Shack PC-2 pocket computer... but I degress.

I started a site a while back to post battery times between various
handhelds
that fed my handheld addiction... It lists tests of Palms, Pocket PCs, etc.
and
the most recent test is of a HP 1000cx with standard duracell AA batteries.

This test proves what we all have been saying for years... nothing beats the
HP 200lx battery life.   Checkout my site at
http://gizmo.digital-alchemy.net
if you want to see how our beloved handheld stacks up to the competition.

Dan Ridenhour
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I just finished AREACODE.GDB, listing 282 telephone area codes for North
America (USA/Canda) because the WDB list is inconvenient and incomplete for
finding locations via area codes. First column are the numbers 201 New
Jersey to 978 Massachusetts. Second column are the locations (States), and
third column are their abbreviations, ie. NJ or MA. There are no notes in
order to make search/find near instantaneous. Subsets show states with all
area codes; ie. California tops the list with 35, followed by Texas with 18.

Since the SUPER site is temporarily down, you may ask me for a copy. It is
12970 (5348 zipped) after import to a new file to eliminate 'garbage' (i
haven't figured out how to cut garbage any other way, or why it increases
all the time even without editing)

You are welcome to add any codes i may have left out.

Nathalie

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Patrick West wrote:

> My doublespeed 5meg 200lx has a dying screen...
> My backup machine is a 1 meg 100lx.

Why don't you put your 200lx mainboard into your 100lx?
I did it already years ago, because I prefer the black
color of the 100lx case.

If you know how to open the palmtop case, it is a 5 minutes
operation.

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Hi friends,

On Fri, 24 Aug 2001 10:30:32 -0400, Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM> wrote:

> It's a problem with the OB300. The 300 has a non-standard PCMCIA slit.
> Sandisk cards work well in 'em but a smart modular card I had would
> not work. The card did work in the 200lx. I think that Sandisk

The early Omnibooks (300 - 600) have two totally different kinds of
PCMCIA slots:
On the left side there are slots just like the one of the 200LX, a
full-featured PCMCIA slot (double, on the Omnibooks, the 200LX has jsut
one), maybe a few limitations compared to newer standards, regarding
compatibility to modern cards.

On the right side, the Omnibooks have a Type3 PCMCIA slot, which is not
a full-featured PCMCIA slot, but which is actually a standard IDE port,
with PCMCIA pin mapping. So you can put IDE hard disks in there with
PCMCIA connector, Flash cards or Microdrives SHOULD also work, if they
follow the IDE standard. No other kind of PCMCIA card work in these
slots.

GTX
daniel

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Hi Frank,

On Sat, 25 Aug 2001 01:07:49 +0200, Frank LOUWERS <efflept@IRFL.8M.COM> wrote:

> reproduce the exact circumstances when it will fail. The only other thing is that (even without SC
> running) in one or two built-in apps in the menu there is no response to my typing Q (for quit), I
> have to use the arrows to get there. Can't remember in which ones, I gues they are happy running and
> don't want to quit <GGG>

:-)

I get exactly this behaviour (not always, but often) after switching
back from another work area to WA1 (system manager).
If I then press Menu-E (Ende = Quit), the menu apears, sometimes in
a garbled font, if I come from a work area which uses all built-in
fonts, such as Post/LX, but the menu doesn't react on any of the
shortcuts. I have to use the arrow keys and then press enter.

GTX
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Hi Patrick.,

On Fri, 24 Aug 2001 17:47:03 -0700, Patrick West <francis_patrick_west@YAHOO.COM> wrote:

> My doublespeed 5meg 200lx has a dying screen. The right half starts bluring and shifting and even showing stuff from the left
>  half. If I give it a slight wack to the back of the lid it will work normally for a few minutes.
>
> My backup machine is a 1 meg 100lx. -I have been switching stuff and keep running in to with the way I'm used to doing things.

You can swa the screens. The screens are identical on both the 100LX
and 200LX.

GTX
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Hi Nathalie

On Sat, 25 Aug 2001 05:36:10 +0200, Nathalie Bugeaud <tps-seti@WANADOO.FR> wrote:

> I just finished AREACODE.GDB, listing 282 telephone area codes for North

Oh yes, please send me a copy. :-)

> 12970 (5348 zipped) after import to a new file to eliminate 'garbage' (i
> haven't figured out how to cut garbage any other way, or why it increases
> all the time even without editing)

Do you use this "fastdb" TSR (or whatever its name is)? I think this
could cause such problems, because, AFAIK, changes in the GDB are not
really worked into the GDB, but appended, for faster processing, just
like the "fast save" option of MS Word works.

I can be wrong, since I have never used it.

GTX
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Domingo,

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Mike Kopplin" <kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU>
> >  The fonts set in the cfg file
> > are what you get unzoomed.
>
> I wonder why there are 5 font settings when you can only use two at a time
> .  .  .


I had a quick look at help.mm


HELP.MM:
---
      ZOOM: Toggle tiny font

      İFonts¨ section
         0=...4=: fonts for levels
0=Large tells MM/LX to use the large font for level 0 (central) items.
1=Middle tells MM/LX to use the middle font for level 0 (main branch).
etc.
---

If you have any further question don't hesitate to ask.

Kind regards

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I looked through the list archives and could not find anything like
this, but I thought I would ask...  Is there a utility that would let an
HP200 send and recieve  the beam signals that the palms use?  I guess I
am looking at a way to transmit and recieve the phone book and
appointment book items.  I have not programmed these units, but it seems
like it could be a TSR triggered by a keystroke, maybe if you want to
send, just highlight the appt or phone book person and hit ctrl-S,
recieve could work similar.  I could see am issue with data translation,
but from looking at friends palms, many fields are very similar and just
need to be pointed in the right direction.

Does this exist or is this a new idea.  It sure would bring 200 users
into a broader capability.

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I tend to be all thumbs.  My 100lx is one assembled from two=
 broken machines and I almost couldn't get it to work.
I don't see how to disconnect the screen ribbon cable from the=
 board and swap boards.

On Sat, 25 Aug 2001 11:04:59 +0000, Stefan Peichl wrote:
>Patrick West wrote:
>
>>=A0My doublespeed 5meg 200lx has a dying screen...
>>=A0My backup machine is a 1 meg 100lx.
>
>Why don't you put your 200lx mainboard into your 100lx?
>I did it already years ago, because I prefer the black color of=
 the
>100lx case.
>
>If you know how to open the palmtop case, it is a 5 minutes
>operation.
>
>Stefan
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Date:         Sat, 25 Aug 2001 11:51:45 -0700
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David Feldman wrote:
> The LEXAR cards FAIL in a HP OMNIBOOK 300/425; I doubt
> they'd work in the LX machines for the same reason (they depend on
> a proprietary windows 9x series driver.)

Bad conclusion. I use lexar cards successfully in LX and in
Windows of several ilks.

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Folks,

FYI: MM/LX version 1.1a uploaded to D&A Website last night.
This version has just one small bug fix.

In case you are unaware, we also uploaded on the 16th of
August MM/LX 1.1 a major improvement. It had a small bug
which was repaired.

If you want to see the details, head to
http://www.dasoft.com/MMLX/mmupd.htm ... The latest released
version is on top, and prior releases are behind it, down the
page.

Enjoy!

  Avi Meshar
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  http://www.dasoft.com

PS: I am interested to know your about impressions you have
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I think this was just fixed in MM/LX 1.1a uploaded last night
(Friday, 24 Aug) Mind trying it and give feedback again? Check
out http://www.dasoft.com/MMLX/mmupd.htm (there is description
and direct links to d/l the program...)

Thanks in advance?

  Avi


Lasse Karlsson wrote:
> Hi MM/LX-users,
> I have a problem with my setup of MM/LX (ver 1.1)
> I keep my maps in one directory and MM/LX in another
> and I use a batchfile like the one described on the T&T-page
> for startup.
> But as soon as i have invoked an external program like LXPIC or
> an editor MM/LX forgets the map-dir and uses the dir where MM/LX
> resides as map-dir.
> Is it a bug or might something be wrong with my setup?
> You can try for yourself with the example apps.
> As soon as I have displayed the Trentino map-map <G>
> MM/LX cannot find the other maps anymore.
>
> Regards
> Lasse in Stockholm Sweden
>

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Hi all,

Anyone having any luck beaming documents, files, etc. between a PalmOS
device and a 200LX (or any LX for that matter)?

I tried some of the "Super" downloads, some time ago.... One had some
command/features like "oput" and "oget" I think, but didn't have any luck.

Any help would be appreciated....

--tim

Also, if I can beam, can I CONVERT say, a .WK1 spreadsheet into something
the Palm can use (or vice-versa)?

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tks dan.  can you combine the tests somehow?  the minutes column seems to be
redundant, so you'd get some extra space there.


----Original Message Follows----
From: Dan Ridenhour <driden@STLNET.COM>
Reply-To: Dan Ridenhour <driden@STLNET.COM>
To: HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu
Subject: HP 200lx/1000cx Battery Test Results - Proving what we already
         know!
Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 20:22:34 -0500

All,

Well, its official im a confirmed gadget nut and have been for some time
since
I first set eyes on a Radio Shack PC-2 pocket computer... but I degress.

I started a site a while back to post battery times between various
handhelds
that fed my handheld addiction... It lists tests of Palms, Pocket PCs, etc.
and
the most recent test is of a HP 1000cx with standard duracell AA batteries.

This test proves what we all have been saying for years... nothing beats the
HP 200lx battery life.   Checkout my site at
http://gizmo.digital-alchemy.net
if you want to see how our beloved handheld stacks up to the competition.

Dan Ridenhour
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Hi friends,

I'll visit the IFA (internationale Funk-Ausstellung = international
broadcast exhibition, showing the new trends in entertainment
electronics and so on) here in Berlin tomorrow.

Today I have looked for a list of exhibitors in text format to load it
onto my LX.
Unfortunately, these idiots only have published somthing special for
the palm and for WinCE devices. I found a file with PDB as extension
and it indeed contains the data I need (the text is in there, but
embedded into some weird binary stuff and very bad formatted).

Does anyone know of a way to convert this into plain text or maybe even
into GDB format?

The file can be found in the zip archive
http://ifa-berlin.de/palmppc/vers1/palm/ifa2001_de.zip or in English at
http://ifa-berlin.com/palmppc/vers2/palm/ifa2001_en.zip

I need the solution within the next 12 hours!! :-)

Thanks
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> > Is anyone on the list interested in swapping it for a jornada 720 (I
> > already have a 690)
>
> I have both and would not want to swap a 200LX for a J720 ;-)
>
> HP Staber/Salzburg
>

Ha, ha, ha- one J720 cost at least 4-5 units of HP 200LX! :-) :-)

Regards,

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> Is anyone on the list interested in swapping it for a jornada 720 (I
> already have a 690)

What is the difference between a Jornada 680/690 and the Jornada 720?  =
Are they
tha same size?  Does software for the 680/690 also run on a 720?  Is a =
720
faster?

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The processor in the 720 is faster, that is the main difference.  I don't
remember the exact processor speeds, you could go to the HP website for that
info.  I know that it wasn't that much of a difference as far as I was
concerned.  Both run on Windows CE.  The same MS Office version is packaged
in both the 690 and the 720, and that is why I still use my 690.  I am very
well please with my 690.  When they finally decide to upgrade some of the
pre-loaded software in whatever is going to replace the 720, then I might
consider dropping another $1000 on that replacement.  One of these days I am
going to have to put my three 200LX's, my DoubleSlot and Travel Floppy that
I don't use any more up for sale.

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Might work


http://freewarepalm.net/utilities/pdbconverter.shtml

PDB Converter v2.5

Size: 3926 KB
Date: July 16, 2001 (Updated)
Type: Freeware
Min. Requirement:
  =95 Any hardware
  =95 Any OS
  =95 Pentium
  =95 Windows 98
Download:
  =95 pdbconverter.zip

Author: Michael Verive
Home: http://www.mverive.com/
Email: mverive@peoplepc.com


Description:
PDB Converter is a Windows 9x application designed to create,=
 edit, or convert between standard Palm databases (PDB) and Excel=
 4 or 5 worksheets, CSV files (quoted or unquoted), and text=
 files (delimited or non-delimited).
PDB Converter currently only works with pure string (text)=
 databases, but can handle PDB files of up to 16384 records, 255=
 fields per record, and 255 characters per field.

PDB Converter uses a spreadsheet interface making it ideal for=
 creating or editing databases, and can run in "command-line"=
 mode for unattended, automatic conversions.

PDB types known NOT to work with PDB Converter include HanDBase,=
 Jfile, MobileDB, and others that use proprietary database=
 formats.

PDB Converter has been tested with and works well with databases=
 created with NSBasic/Palm, and other standard PDB files created=
 using PalmDB.DLL.

Update Description:
v2.5 (7/16/01):
Added support for both standard text and tab-delimited text=
 files.

v2.4.1 (7/15/01):





On Sat, 25 Aug 2001 22:59:43 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:
>Hi friends,
>
>I'll visit the IFA (internationale Funk-Ausstellung =3D=
 international
>broadcast exhibition, showing the new trends in entertainment
>electronics and so on) here in Berlin tomorrow.
>
>Today I have looked for a list of exhibitors in text format to=
 load
>it onto my LX.
>Unfortunately, these idiots only have published somthing special=
 for
>the palm and for WinCE devices. I found a file with PDB as=
 extension
>and it indeed contains the data I need (the text is in there,=
 but
>embedded into some weird binary stuff and very bad formatted).
>
>Does anyone know of a way to convert this into plain text or=
 maybe
>even into GDB format?
>
>The file can be found in the zip archive http://ifa
>-berlin.de/palmppc/vers1/palm/ifa2001_de.zip or in English at
>http://ifa-berlin.com/palmppc/vers2/palm/ifa2001_en.zip
>
>I need the solution within the next 12 hours!! :-)
>
>Thanks daniel
>
>-
>http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/contact
>
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Hey Robert,

Where have you been hiding? In a bank? <big grin>!

Anyways, regarding the 690, didn't you upgrade the OS?

I'm really happy with my 720 too, but when it comes to running some of the
old
DOS apps, they still run faster in native on the 200LX than they do in
Pocket
DOS on the 720. So I guess I still need both machines. Picture this...
A large pair of dockers pants, 200LX in one pocket, 720 in the other pocket.
My belt doesn't work any more... now I need suspenders!!! :-)

Mike...

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Date:         Sun, 26 Aug 2001 00:07:38 +0000
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Nathalie Bugeaud wrote:
> I just finished AREACODE.GDB, listing 282 telephone area codes for North
> America (USA/Canda) because the WDB list is inconvenient and incomplete for
> finding locations via area codes. First column are the numbers 201 New
...

Wow!  I'm surprised that someone in France would go to the bother
of a USA phone db;  Is it something you needed?  I'll take a
copy too please.

You might fix your garbage problem by using BDview (dbv.exe) to
view the data in read only mode.  I use it to view the SUPER db
mainly so the db file timestamp doesn't get touched so I have an
idea how old the db file is.

Cheers... Russ

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Date:         Sun, 26 Aug 2001 08:33:00 +0200
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Hi Stefan and Patrick

On Sat, 25 Aug 2001 11:04:59 +0000, Stefan Peichl <Stefan.Peichl@T-ONLINE.DE> wrote:

> Why don't you put your 200lx mainboard into your 100lx?
> I did it already years ago, because I prefer the black
> color of the 100lx case.
>
> If you know how to open the palmtop case, it is a 5 minutes
> operation.

Yes, this is of course the most simple operation.
Swapping screens, as I suggested, needs more skills. So if you are not
so familiar with the innards of the palmtop, rather swap the mainboard!
:-)

Thanks Stefan!

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Hi,
=20
 I have recently had to restore my HP. Unfortunately, for some reason I =
had only save an older set-up for my POSTLX.
=20
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=20
 "SMTP ACCESS REJECTED 500 syntax error, command unrecognised"
=20
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working before with this provider. Receiving Email works fine. FAQ files
 have not helped.

I have tried POPFirst=3D1, but still giving me this message.

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>Date:    Sat, 25 Aug 2001 09:13:42 -0500
>From:    Scott Barrett <sabarrett@BPSINET.COM>
>Subject: palm connectivity

>I looked through the list archives and could not find anything like
>.this, but I thought I would ask...  Is there a utility that would let an
>HP200 send and recieve  the beam signals that the palms use?  I guess I
>am looking at a way to transmit and recieve the phone book and
>appointment book items.  I have not programmed these units, but it seems
>like it could be a TSR triggered by a keystroke, maybe if you want to
>send, just highlight the appt or phone book person and hit ctrl-S,
>recieve could work similar.  I could see am issue with data translation,
>but from looking at friends palms, many fields are very similar and just
>need to be pointed in the right direction.

>Does this exist or is this a new idea.  It sure would bring 200 users
>into a broader capability.

>Scott

Scott,

I tried to do this a couple of years ago and could not get any further that
an acknowledgment that the IR's could sense each other.

I believe I tried the IR.exe program from SUPER.

I agree that this would extend the life of the 200lx and I would love to
have something that would allow me to communicate with "The Dark side" :-)

Let me know if something works for you!

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>Date:    Sat, 25 Aug 2001 11:59:58 +0200
>From:    Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE>
>Subject: Re: new "areacode.gdb" for SUPER

>Hi Nathalie

>On Sat, 25 Aug 2001 05:36:10 +0200, Nathalie Bugeaud <tps-seti@WANADOO.FR>
>wrote:

>> I just finished AREACODE.GDB, listing 282 telephone area codes for North

>Oh yes, please send me a copy. :-)

>> 12970 (5348 zipped) after import to a new file to eliminate 'garbage' (i
>> haven't figured out how to cut garbage any other way, or why it
increases
>> all the time even without editing)

>Do you use this "fastdb" TSR (or whatever its name is)? I think this
>could cause such problems, because, AFAIK, changes in the GDB are not
>really worked into the GDB, but appended, for faster processing, just
>like the "fast save" option of MS Word works.

>I can be wrong, since I have never used it.

>GTX
>daniel

Daniel, Nathalie,

I would love a copy of this!

I have used Fastdb for many years and have has a problem only one time. Las
year I was unable to back up my Appt book due to an error in the middle of
the previous year. Appt book worked fine except when accessing that
particular week. Some garbage was in normally good records. After I
recoverd as much as I could I instituted a semi-automated backup plan and
now backup use Dbcheck in a .bat file several times a week. I suspected
that Fastdb MIGHT have had an effect and stopped using it for several
weeks, however, the increased speed that it gives on the DS palmtop lured
me back. I have had no other db problems since. I THINK that Fastdb's
changes are worked into the db but only upon closing of the file instead of
concurrent to running the db.

See Ya

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>Date:    Sat, 25 Aug 2001 09:13:42 -0500
>From:    Scott Barrett <sabarrett@BPSINET.COM>
>Subject: palm connectivity

>I looked through the list archives and could not find anything like
>.this, but I thought I would ask...  Is there a utility that would let an
>HP200 send and recieve  the beam signals that the palms use?  I guess I
>am looking at a way to transmit and recieve the phone book and
>appointment book items.  I have not programmed these units, but it seems
>like it could be a TSR triggered by a keystroke, maybe if you want to
>send, just highlight the appt or phone book person and hit ctrl-S,
>recieve could work similar.  I could see am issue with data translation,
>but from looking at friends palms, many fields are very similar and just
>need to be pointed in the right direction.

>Does this exist or is this a new idea.  It sure would bring 200 users
>into a broader capability.

>Scott

>Date:    Sat, 25 Aug 2001 15:33:10 -0500
>From:    Tim <palmtop@N-LINK.COM>
>Subject: LX <--> Palm via IR

>Hi all,

>Anyone having any luck beaming documents, files, etc. between a PalmOS
>device and a 200LX (or any LX for that matter)?

>I tried some of the "Super" downloads, some time ago.... One had some
>command/features like "oput" and "oget" I think, but didn't have any luck.

>Any help would be appreciated....

>--tim

>Also, if I can beam, can I CONVERT say, a .WK1 spreadsheet into something
>the Palm can use (or vice-versa)?


Scott,Tim,

I tried to do this a couple of years ago and could not get any further that
an acknowledgment that the IR's could sense each other.

I believe I tried the IR.exe program from SUPER.

I agree that this would extend the life of the 200lx and I would love to
have something that would allow me to communicate with "The Dark side" :-)

Let me know if something works for you!

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Hi all
just so you know I just picked up a j720 on e-bay for $340
Im sure I can get more for a 200LX DS 8MB with SC etc etc
Thaddeus wants about $800 for such a unit

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>KenLondon wrote:

>>Martin Bergvill wrote:

>> Saw something about a lawsuit against them somewhere.. People
are not
>> happy because they bought the Rex6000 based on what it could
dowload
>> from the rex.net.

 >snip<
>Also I have a rex and saw nothing about rex.net in the
>material included with the device.   Where did you learn about
>this rex.net?

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Sorry about the previous message like this one, I hit Send too
soon!

>KenLondon wrote:

>Also I have a rex and saw nothing about rex.net in the
>material included with the device.   Where did you learn about
>this rex.net?

Rex.net was created especially for the Rex 6000 series -- or
maybe it was the other way around -- anyway, it was supposed to
be a portal for Rex users where one could download web content
to the Rex 6000.  It was promoted in the Rex 6000 literature.
It worked pretty well for a little while -- about 2 weeks.

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Hi friends,

has anyone ever seen the mobile phone ME45 by Siemens?

I have never seen that one before, even on Siemens' website when I
browsed it a few weeks ago.
It is a GPRS capable phone. I just have had the chance to connect it to
my LX on the IFA Berlin (sitting in the train back home now), but I
couldn't get it to work. I tried tmyy self-made data cable, which fits
nicely into the phone, and I tried via IrDA.
WWW/LX said (when trying to establish a normal GSM data connection with
the same settings I also use for my Siemens S35i):
connectong to <Provider>
hanging up

when I tried the cable. When I tried IrDA it said
connecting to <Provider>

and nothing more. I had to abort the online run with CTRL. Then a short
"talking to SIEMENS ME45" appeared, but disappeard again and WWW/LX
aborted.

Strange, isn't it?
Maybe the cable port is not compatible? But Setcom.bat (or better
modem.com) recognized the modem at the COM port. And why should IrDA
refuse to work, if only the cable port wasn't compatible. So it has to
be something else.

I hope to get another chance to test this phone more extensively in the
future.

Martin, do you have a chance to test this phone?

GTX
daniel


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> just so you know I just picked up a j720 on e-bay for $340
> Im sure I can get more for a 200LX DS 8MB with SC etc etc
> Thaddeus wants about $800 for such a unit
>
> --
> ashoni arora

Good luck. Let's share our frustrations :-}

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 08:55:27 +1200
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Mon, 27 Aug 2001 08:40:43 +1200 (NZT)

Available at:

http://www.geocities.com/aghutchins/roboweb.zip

Same functionality as before, but much faster to start digging.
Some additional built-in features, for weather and quotes.
Now works over IrDA - thanks to Andreas for a new ROBOT.EXE!
Start with README.TXT, and RWEBFAQ.DOC. Previous users need to
read RWHIST.DOC.

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I have two 128MB Smart Media cards of pics I took during my vacation, but=

am unable to read them. When I pop them in my ActionTec card reader (that=

rhas slots for PC cards, Compact Flash, and Smart Media) it won't recogni=
ze
them. (Tried this at home and at work with 2 different ActionTec on 2
different computers, no luck, tho they read PC Cards and Compact Flash OK=
,
so seem to be working....) When I pop them into my Microtech Digital Flas=
h
Film card (converter to PC Card format) and put that into my 200lx or int=
o
the card readers I still can't read them.... Any ideas of what might be
wrong??  Both these methods have worked for me in the past, albeit  with
other, smaller Smart Media cards, not the two in question....
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Mon, 27 Aug 2001 09:27:36 +1200 (NZT)

09h41m52s ago ...
On Sun, 26 Aug 2001 21:45:44 +1000, Alex Kamvissis wrote:

>  "SMTP ACCESS REJECTED 500 syntax error, command unrecognised"

That's a pretty hard error. Ther server could have really old
software that does not recognise "EHLO". If so, adding

ESMTP=0

to the mailbox section should help. Hope so :)

This is from tip #7 in "Tips 'n Tricks" at www.dasoft.com.

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Sorry for the lateness of this reply, but after I read the
request from you, my brain started cooking. Today I took a 2
hour walk on the beach and POP!!! There it was...

To summarize: You know that the dbcheck/backup process
succeeds or fails based on dbcheck. You want a notification in
the palmtop, such a the Daily Greetings of apptbook.

So... Run the dbcheck. If success, create a file, and the
text: "<date> backup successful." Save the file.

If failure: prepare the same filename and text: "<date> backup
failed." .

Have the backup batch file save this file using the same
location, the same filename.

Schedule an appointment each day, some significant time AFTER
the end of the backup, and in that appointment run a macro.
This macro opens an appointment, and opens the note (F3),
insert file (F3 providing the filename of the message. The
cursor ends up at the end of the added text, so entetr
SHIFT-CTRL-Home to marke the entire text, cut it, F10 to close
note, Alt-R to return to the Description field, and paste the
note. Save the appointment.

When you next open the palmtop, Daily Greeting will have that
message there as an event.

The only question I am not sure of is this: Say you schedule
this to take place at 3am. Does opening an apptbook from a
macro awakened constitute a "first open" i.e. will daily
greeting show up then, but not again when you wake up at 6am
and power up the Palmtop?

To help in that, look for GREET.ZIP. Andreas wrote this in
1994, and it conrols the daily greeting timing. You can find
it in ftp://ftp.dasoft.com/pub/MISC/greet.zip ...

Enjoy.

Oh,,,

here is a macro to advance a specific appointment forward by
one day (or more): Could be adapted to advance more than one
appointment....

{Appt}{F9}{F5}{F4}{Left}{F4}|a:\batch\bakup.bat{Enter}{Enter}{Alt+T}4.00{A=
lt+D}+{F10}{Menu}q{Appt}{F9}{F5}{F4}{Left}{F4}||9{Enter}{Enter}{Alt+T}4.30=
{Alt+D}+{F10}{Menu}q

This one advances a batch file execution appointment and a
macro (itself, actually) to the next day.

{Appt}{F9} - open appt, make sure it is in appt view

{F5}{F4}{Left} - Goto today, to make sure, then move to
yesterday.

{F4}|a:\batch\bakup.bat{Enter}  -- search for the string
"a:\batch\bakup.bat".

{Enter} -- enter that appointment.

{Alt+T}4.00{Alt+D}+{F10}  -- Go to time field and enter 4.00
am, in case it was manually changed in the prior day. Go to
date field, and add 1 to the date. Save.


{Menu}q -- Quit the apptbook.

The next part is a repeat, but now searching for "||9" the
macro I want to move forward. The time is 30 minutes later.

{Appt}{F9}{F5}{F4}{Left}{F4}||9{Enter}{Enter}{Alt+T}4.30{Alt+D}+{F10}{Menu=
}q

Hope this is helpful.

  Avi

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Mon, 27 Aug 2001 14:56:57 +1200 (NZT)

Hi Alex, Oh that's good, the ESMTP=0 must have worked.
Sorry I am not too good on modems. Maybe someone else here can
help.

If you are using the serial port have a look at the pins and
see if one is bent or something. I had a serial cable fail on
me recently too.

If it's a card modem, I'd recommend using Stefan's LXCIC to
initialise it.

If you get no response from an AT then, basically the comms
program can't see the modem at all. Either that, or the modem
is on-line and not in command mode, so the AT is not
interpreted as such, it is just sent down the line :)

Oh! You do get "Busy" or "no dialtone" - that's good! :) It
could be your wife is on the phone?<G>. Or, it could be
something else - maybe try ATX3DT1122 instead - the X3 should
cause the modem to dial, even if no dialtone can be detected.

- Tony

03h01m49s ago ...
On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 09:55:08 +1000, Alex Kamvissis wrote:

> Thanks Tony,
>
> I have been trying to test the program when I came up
> against another frustrating hurdle.
>
> Occasionally, my 200LX doesn't pick up the dial tone. I
> have gone into the HP COM & tried AT&V which lists the modem
> settings & everything looks ok. I have tried the modem with
> a spare 200LX and works fine. When I try an ATDT1122 for
> a test. Nothing, either "Busy" or no "dial tone".
>> Usually when the power on\off, I could hear a click that
> I assume is the dial tone. Not anymore. Could it be the
> COMM loaded in at Boot up. Tried a couple of Ctl Alt Del,
> but nothing.
>> Any thoughts.
>> Alex
>> > >  "SMTP ACCESS REJECTED 500 syntax error, command
> > >  unrecognised"
> >
> > That's a pretty hard error. Ther server could have really
> > old software that does not recognise "EHLO". If so, adding
> >
> > ESMTP=0
> >
> > to the mailbox section should help. Hope so :)
> >
> > This is from tip #7 in "Tips 'n Tricks" at
>

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Tony your a wiz,

Thanks very much.

ESMTP=0 worked. Yippeee.   after at least 2 months of many wasted hours.

Now I can say, written on a 200LX.

I would be interested to know what ESTMP=0 does, for future reference.

Regards one very greatful person

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 10:01:03 +0200
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Avi wrote:

> I think this was just fixed in MM/LX 1.1a uploaded last night
> (Friday, 24 Aug) Mind trying it and give feedback again? Check

That's correct. Now it's ok after invoking external programs.
But.... one minor cosmetic bug remains.

Try this in the example app.
Press e to go to meetings
Press m for more meetings
Don't press ENTER instead press ESC.
MM/LX gives an error message  "invalid lin meeting.mm"

Kind regards
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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 20:42:17 +1200
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Mon, 27 Aug 2001 20:17:31 +1200 (NZT)

02h17m48s ago ...
On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 01:59:43 -0400, Alex Kamvissis wrote:

> ESMTP=0 worked. Yippeee.   after at least 2 months of many
> wasted hours.

Alex - I pleased that was it!

> I would be interested to know what ESTMP=0 does, for future
> reference.

Instead of greeting the server with "EHLO", POST.EXE says
"HELO", when ESMTP=0. Most SMTP servers do understand "EHLO",
but clearly some don't. Looks like your bigpond.com SMTP uses
"Netscape Messaging Server 4.15", and it is not programmed to
understand "EHLO" so reports a syntax error. That's strange
because I'm sure I've seen earlier versions (4.05) that do
ESMTP.

Most servers don't mind "EHLO" - but very few actually *do*
ESMTP. GMX.NET is one that does - which is great because you
can use any ISP and still send through GMX.NET - with ESMTP the
authentication is done based on Login/password.

The "Tips and Tricks" section at www.dasoft.com has a section
on this.

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 11:28:30 +0200
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> Tony your a wiz,

Yes indeed, Tony is a wiz.

Kind regards

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 06:58:35 -0500
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Hello! Cool stuff on eBay:

Tripmate GPS (works with lx):
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1269041971

Parallax Basic Stamp Development Kit:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1269031870

Regards,
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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 06:33:26 -0700
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> I have two 128MB Smart Media cards of pics I took during my vacation, but
> am unable to read them. When I pop them in my ActionTec card reader (that
> rhas slots for PC cards, Compact Flash, and Smart Media) it won't
recognize
> them. (Tried this at home and at work with 2 different ActionTec on 2
> different computers, no luck, tho they read PC Cards and Compact Flash
OK,
> so seem to be working....) When I pop them into my Microtech Digital
Flash
> Film card (converter to PC Card format) and put that into my 200lx or
into
> the card readers I still can't read them.... Any ideas of what might be
> wrong??  Both these methods have worked for me in the past, albeit  with
> other, smaller Smart Media cards, not the two in question....

128mb Smart Media was a recent thing, wasn't it?  Another list member
mentioned having occasional problems with Smart Media adapters (floppy or
PCMCIA) when the cards were "large".  Since the adapters (or readers) must
have the controller "smarts" built into them (vs CF which was engineered
with on-board controllers), it's possible the readers/adapters were made
before 128mb SM was widely available and the manufacturers may have only
designed for the cards on the market at the time.

Just a guess.  More importantly, since your camera obviously works with
your 128mb cards, you should just use whatever cable connection is
available to first backup your pics.  Check with the vendor for the cards
and see what reader/adapter they suggest, or contact the reader/adapter
manufacturer to see if your model supports 128mb.

- Longden

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 10:26:00 -0400
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I recently found an Ericsson MC218 (a Psion 5mx clone) at a reasonable price
on eBay.  I bought it to play with based on comments I've read on this list
(Owen?).
Does anyone know of a support list for the 5mx that is similar to this or
the Omnibook list?
Thanks in advance,
bob
PS  - Interesting, but it will never replace my 200lx.  This one will end up
in the wife's possession because she likes it.  It's just that I'll have to
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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 10:49:19 -0400
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Hi,

I told Nat I would keep the gdb file in my corner of cyberspace so she
wouldn't have to keep emailing it.

http://epadin.freeshell.org/stuff/

Until super comes back (if ever) I'm willing to keep more stuff there
so, let me know. I think I can put as much as 60MB of stuff there.

I seem to recall an lxmap with area codes. I'm sure it's out of date
by now, tho.



> -----Original Message-----
> From: HPLX Mailing List İmailto:HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu¨On
> Behalf Of
> Nathalie Bugeaud
> Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 11:36 PM
> To: HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu
> Subject: new "areacode.gdb" for SUPER
>
>
> I just finished AREACODE.GDB, listing 282 telephone area
> codes for North
> America (USA/Canda) because the WDB list is inconvenient
snip
> Since the SUPER site is temporarily down, you may ask me

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 07:56:38 -0700
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Using the latest mm.exe with meeting.mm from Helmuths example
map there is a problem displaying the items in the first
meeting. Zooming displays correctly, but in regular mode the
items overlap. If I delete either of the children from the Todos
entry it displays correctly. Adding a second Todos child to the
second meeting causes this one to overlap also.

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 14:49:22 +0000
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Hello - All,

Does HP still provide migration tools for the
HP200LX built-in apps. when you purchase one of
their WinCE machines?.

<salu2>

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 11:35:57 -0400
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>Jose Manuel Armada Dacal wrote:

>Does HP still provide migration tools for the
>HP200LX built-in apps. when you purchase one of
>their WinCE machines?.

Have an hp680 and an hp545, they provide no
help in this respect.   Do yourself a favor,
don't get a CE device.  Upgrade your 200lx,
you'll be happier in the long run.

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 19:38:25 +0200
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Hi Avi,

On Sun, 26 Aug 2001 19:47:04 -0700, Avi Meshar <sponsor@FTEL.NET> wrote:

> Sorry for the lateness of this reply, but after I read the
> request from you, my brain started cooking. Today I took a 2
> hour walk on the beach and POP!!! There it was...
>
> İ...¨
>
> Hope this is helpful.

Indeed it IS! :-)
Thank you so much, Avi.
This seems to be the ideal solution.

I hae got suffestions to let sppointment book open the created file in
a text viewer in the morning,
Also a noce idea, but if a text editor is open, and I don't take care
about the used memory, the alarm clock refuses to ring in the morning!
So what then? I have to hurry, don't have time to read the results of
the backup, close the viewer, and so I also could have not let it
display the results at all. ;-)

I'll try your solution and report!

GTX
daniel

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 11:15:48 -0700
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On Mon, 27 Aug 2001, Ed Padin wrote:

> Until super comes back (if ever) I'm willing to keep more stuff there
> so, let me know. I think I can put as much as 60MB of stuff there.

SUPER is not down.  It never was.  There was a problem with the perl
script that automatically processes updates, but it's been fixed for a
while now.

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 16:07:24 -0400
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Oh, sorry. I made an assumption without checking. I know that Mitch
Hamm doesn't run it anymore and the Dave Sargeant has been MIA for a
while. I even remember a few times in the past where I could not
access it. It seems to be okay now, tho.

> -----Original Message-----
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> Behalf Of
> Ian Butler
> Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 2:16 PM
> To: HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu
> Subject: Re: URL for dload (was: new "areacode.gdb" for SUPER
>
>
> On Mon, 27 Aug 2001, Ed Padin wrote:
>
> > Until super comes back (if ever) I'm willing to keep more
> stuff there
> > so, let me know. I think I can put as much as 60MB of stuff there.
>
> SUPER is not down.  It never was.  There was a problem with the perl
> script that automatically processes updates, but it's been
> fixed for a
> while now.
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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 20:52:14 -0000
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Subject:      Compact Flash Too Thick

This is my first posting to this group.  Hope it works - I could sure use
your help.  I just bought a Sandisk 160MB CF memory card from Ebay to use in
my HP100LX.  I also bought a PC Card Adapter from another party.  When I
received both, I realized that the card would not fit into the adapter.  It
is too thick!  I am hoping that the CF card seller can help me find a
suitable resolution.

However, what I am hoping this group can help me with is how to read the
specifications and know that what I am ordering will work on the HPLX.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide,
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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 16:10:12 -0500
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Oh, oh, sounds like you bought a Type II version of CF and a type
I adapter. Didn't someone say that type II would fit in if you
had a CF to Type II adapter? Bryan


Victor Beazel wrote:
>
> This is my first posting to this group.  Hope it works - I could sure use
> your help.  I just bought a Sandisk 160MB CF memory card from Ebay to use in
> my HP100LX.  I also bought a PC Card Adapter from another party.  When I
> received both, I realized that the card would not fit into the adapter.  It
> is too thick!  I am hoping that the CF card seller can help me find a
> suitable resolution.
>
> However, what I am hoping this group can help me with is how to read the
> specifications and know that what I am ordering will work on the HPLX.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help you can provide,
> Victor Beazel
>
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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 16:16:56 -0500
Reply-To:     Orin Keplinger <orink@IX.NETCOM.COM>
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My action tec card reader required no modifications to read 128
smart media cards. I did notice a much longer delay before the
card contents were read into explorer, etc. I attributed this to
the larger size of the card.

Orin

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 21:21:22 -0000
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Bryan Biggers <bbiggers@CHARTER.NET> said:

> Oh, oh, sounds like you bought a Type II version of CF and a type
> I adapter. Didn't someone say that type II would fit in if you
> had a CF to Type II adapter? Bryan
>

You are correct.  I confused PCMCIA Type II with CF Type II.  I don't think
CF Type II will fit at all.  I held the CF up to the PCMCIA slot and it looks
too thick to me.

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 15:27:41 -0700
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> You are correct.  I confused PCMCIA Type II with CF Type II.  I don't
think
> CF Type II will fit at all.  I held the CF up to the PCMCIA slot and it
looks
> too thick to me.

CF Type II will fit, with the right adapter.

My IBM Microdrive is CF Type II and it came with said special PCMCIA
adapter which fits in the 200LX slot.  Both card and adapter are the same
thickness.

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 00:37:53 +0000
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Patrick West wrote:

> I don't see how to disconnect the screen ribbon cable from the board =
and swap boards.

that's very simple: the ribbon cable is pressed on the
mainboard through a slider connector. You only have to
open the slider and then you just remove the cable either by
hand or with a pencil, which you put into the hole in the
middle of the cable.

Visit a site with photos like Daniel Hertrich's or David
Sergeant's site with their very good explanations.

Stefan

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 22:41:25 -0000
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Longden said:
>
> CF Type II will fit, with the right adapter.
>
> My IBM Microdrive is CF Type II and it came with said special PCMCIA
> adapter which fits in the 200LX slot.  Both card and adapter are the same
> thickness.
>
> - Longden
>
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Thanks for the welcome news.  I start looking around for a Type II adapter.
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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 00:30:04 +0100
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Is there a limit in the number of phone book records converted from the
HPLX to Outlook by Curtis Cameron's OL2LX 3.03?

I have about 300 records in my HPLX phone book database, and when
converting to Outlook 97, only 167 records appear in Outlook (apparently
the older records).

Thanks to Curtis for this excelent addition to our HPLX tool set.

Paulo

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 05:40:28 +0200
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David who runs the SUPER site commented:

 >SUPER is not temporarily down ... it never was.  The people who
 >have said otherwise were wrong.
 >To submit your new software, send it to super@palmtop.net.

i sent areacode.gdb, but for the third time received this back:

 -----  The following recipients were processed by MTA
magnolia.wanadoo.fr...
 super@palmtop.net; Action: Failed; Status: 5.1.1 (bad destination mailbox
address) Remote MTA palmtop.net: SMTP Diagnostic 550 5.1.1
<super@palmtop.net>...
 User unknown
 ---- Message SMTP Diagnostic: 554 DATA Transaction failed, no recipients
given

so, SUPER ... IS ... down ?!?

nat

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 05:42:44 +0200
Reply-To:     Nathalie Bugeaud <tps-seti@WANADOO.FR>
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From:         Nathalie Bugeaud <tps-seti@WANADOO.FR>
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Daniel asked:
 >Do you use this "fastdb" TSR (or whatever its name is)? I think
 >this could cause such problems, because, AFAIK, changes in the GDB
 >are not really worked into the GDB, but appended, for
 >faster processing, just like the "fast save" option of MS Word works.

i am not sure if it is loaded or not; the instructions say to put fastdb.tsr
into C:\_dat, but my autoexec.bat does not have this directory in its path

and Russ commented:
 >Wow!  I'm surprised that someone in France would go to the bother of
 >a USA phone db;  Is it something you needed?  I'll take a copy too please.

often message signatures show just a fax number, and i wanted to know where
they come from (i have special interest in states with native American
connections ie. Indian Health Service 'IHS')

 >You might fix your garbage problem by using BDview (dbv.exe)

I use it too, but it doesn't reduce db file sizes which grow each time they
are opened. I have not found a way to reduce them but to import them into a
new file. Unfortunately DBview won't list subsets until they are used in the
Apps.DB program. Maybe Ed Keefe could point us to an issue of the Palmtop
paper where this is discussed.

and Joe requested:
 >I would love a copy of this!

Ed Padin put it on his site to download

 >I THINK that Fastdb's changes are worked into the db but only
 >upon closing of the file instead of concurrent to running the db.

closing the GDB application doesn't reduce the file's size at all - it
actually increases it each time

for example, the original areacode.gdb is only 12k, but mine has now swollen
to 37k by just opening and closing it without any editing. If it gets too
much, i import it into a new file and it will be again 12k, but then DBview
won't give me subsets.

any way out?

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 05:45:27 +0200
Reply-To:     Nathalie Bugeaud <tps-seti@WANADOO.FR>
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From:         Nathalie Bugeaud <tps-seti@WANADOO.FR>
Subject:      Subject: MM/LX 1.1a Uploaded to D&A Site
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Avi wrote:
 >Folks, FYI: MM/LX version 1.1a uploaded to D&A Website
 >last night. This version has just one small bug fix.

For 2 days now i am 'testing' v1.1a running it via maxdos ... no data losses
yet! I really miss the "abandon" :)

After a few losses of links due to entering note text (and getting warned:
ERROR - Invalid Link #.....) and after creating 2 files within the same
file, the second file showing garbled text in place of a child (without
note), i created a menu with all the number and letter keys of the LX
keyboard as hotkeys. Now i have to add links to all those potential maps :)

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Date:         Mon, 27 Aug 2001 21:25:55 -0700
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From:         Ian Butler <ianrb@HPLX.NET>
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On Tue, 28 Aug 2001, Nathalie Bugeaud wrote:

> David who runs the SUPER site commented:
>
>  >SUPER is not temporarily down ... it never was.  The people who
>  >have said otherwise were wrong.
>  >To submit your new software, send it to super@palmtop.net.
>
> i sent areacode.gdb, but for the third time received this back:
> <snip>
> so, SUPER ... IS ... down ?!?

The super@palmtop.net address was set to reject any messages with
attachments a couple of weeks ago, when the SirCam virus was going around
and the address was getting multimegabyte virus messages from everybody
who ever visited SUPER and then infected their computer with SirCam by
clicking on an infected attachment.  Now that things have quieted down,
the address is accepting attachments again.

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 00:16:36 -0500
Reply-To:     Curtis Cameron <curtc@AIRMAIL.NET>
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From:         Curtis Cameron <curtc@AIRMAIL.NET>
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Subject:      Re: MM/LX display bug
Comments: To: kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU
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On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 07:56:38 -0700 Mike Kopplin wrote:
>Using the latest mm.exe with meeting.mm from Helmuths example
>map there is a problem displaying the items in the first
>meeting. Zooming displays correctly, but in regular mode the
>items overlap. If I delete either of the children from the Todos
>entry it displays correctly. Adding a second Todos child to the
>second meeting causes this one to overlap also.

I saw this as well with my own map. One of the children of the main
item was on the left side, but its children displayed to the right,
interfering with the main item and its children which were displayed
on the right side.

--
Curtis Cameron
WGS-84 N33.033 W96.724

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 00:19:46 -0500
Reply-To:     Curtis Cameron <curtc@AIRMAIL.NET>
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From:         Curtis Cameron <curtc@AIRMAIL.NET>
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Subject:      Re: OL2LX 3.03: converting phone book limits?
Comments: To: Paulo Custodio <paulocustodio@YAHOO.COM>
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On Tue, 28 Aug 2001 00:30:04 +0100 Paulo Custodio wrote:
>Is there a limit in the number of phone book records converted from the
>HPLX to Outlook by Curtis Cameron's OL2LX 3.03?
>
>I have about 300 records in my HPLX phone book database, and when
>converting to Outlook 97, only 167 records appear in Outlook (apparently
>the older records).

I've heard of this before, and the cause then was a corrupted
database. Have you DBCHECKed it?

And in that case, the owner e-mailed me the file, which I was able to
recover. I've had quite a bit of success recovering corrupted files
that Garlic can't fix, so if anyone needs help, let me know.

--
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WGS-84 N33.033 W96.724

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 00:29:41 -0500
Reply-To:     Curtis Cameron <curtc@AIRMAIL.NET>
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Subject:      Re: GDB garbage, was Re: new "areacode.gdb" for SUPER
Comments: To: Nathalie Bugeaud <tps-seti@WANADOO.FR>
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On Tue, 28 Aug 2001 05:42:44 +0200 Nathalie Bugeaud wrote:
>closing the GDB application doesn't reduce the file's size at all - it
>actually increases it each time
>
>for example, the original areacode.gdb is only 12k, but mine has now swollen
>to 37k by just opening and closing it without any editing. If it gets too
>much, i import it into a new file and it will be again 12k, but then DBview
>won't give me subsets.

When a GDB file is open, the LX keeps a table in memory with pointers
to each record in the database, but the actual file doesn't contain
that table. When you close it, the LX writes the lookup table at the
end of the file, so that it will be able to find all the records
quickly next time, but as a result the file will be larger.

It should be larger by about eight bytes times the number of records -
there is one record for each data item, one for each note, one for
each field in the database, and two for each subset that's defined.

If you have FASTDB.TSR in C:\_DAT, I believe even if that directory is
not in your path, then it will wait until you've accumulated at least
three garbage records before it cleans them out. Maybe those three
that aren't being deleted are lookup tables, which can be somewhat
large.

Could you send me these files, where one is about 12k, and another
supposedly identical one is 37k? I'd like to see what it is.

--
Curtis Cameron
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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 02:41:29 -0400
Reply-To:     Martin Bergvill <hplx@BERGVILL.COM>
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From:         Martin Bergvill <hplx@BERGVILL.COM>
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On Sun, 26 Aug 2001 21:32:30 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> Hi friends,

Hello there..


> has anyone ever seen the mobile phone ME45 by Siemens?

I have seen some pictures, but I am bit behind with everything.
> Martin, do you have a chance to test this phone?

We have some orders in..not sure when we get it. I will test it when we
get it. But it will be irda only. I do not think I have any datacables
at work.

I have also ordered the Nokia 8310.. Will test that one too when I get
it.

Soon it will be wintertime here and my motorcycle will be parked. I
plan to do some more testing then.

Regards

--
Martin Bergvill ,Narvik Norway

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 00:12:42 -0700
Reply-To:     sponsor@FTEL.NET
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From:         Avi Meshar <sponsor@FTEL.NET>
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Folks,

I posted a few days ago about MM/LX 1.1 upload. Among others,
I wrote this:

> The price has changed. If you have a license for MM/LX please
> READ the information on the updates page - it may be worth
> your time..

This is a mistake! The price has NOT CHANGED. All current
licensees of MM/LX can download the new version and use it
with no limitation. Those of you who have not yet purchased a
license for this exciting program, please do so <G>...

The second part of the paragraph refer to current licensees:
If you currently have a license, read the the info in the
updates so when you UNPACK the updated package you do not lose
the current configuration.

I apologize if this caused a confusion to anyone.

  Avi Meshar
  D&A Software
  http://www.dasoft.com

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 00:46:33 -0700
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From:         Avi Meshar <sponsor@FTEL.NET>
Subject:      Re: Compact Flash Too Thick
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Bryan Biggers wrote:
> Oh, oh, sounds like you bought a Type II version of CF and a type
> I adapter. Didn't someone say that type II would fit in if you
> had a CF to Type II adapter? Bryan

CF Type II should fit fine in the 200LX. I used a IBM
Microdrive 1GB which is a Type II CF and it fits fine with its
adapter.

There may be something else going on. I wonder if Sandisk
deviated from the standard?

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 10:30:00 +0200
Reply-To:     Etienne Lemaire <stelem@attglobal.net>
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From:         Etienne Lemaire <etienne.lemaire@PANDORA.BE>
Subject:      Re: TECH
Comments: To: Bing Xu <bxu@SITE.UOTTAWA.CA>
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I have Windi7, a 7 language dictionary that works on the
palmtop. Installed, it requires about 2MB per language- not very
extensive, used to be a free download, I can sentd it if
required

HTH

Etienne
----- Original Message -----
From: Bing Xu <bxu@SITE.UOTTAWA.CA>
To: <HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 05:42 PM
Subject: TECH


Any info about 200lx's working with QCP2760 (QualComm 3-mode
CDMA cellphone)? And where to buy or download Webster or other
English
dictionaries for 200lx? Thanks a lot.

Bing
Canada

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 07:11:16 -0400
Reply-To:     I Al-Khars <ialkhars@HOTMAIL.COM>
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From:         I Al-Khars <ialkhars@HOTMAIL.COM>
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Does it contain ARABIC language

Al-Khars

>From: Etienne Lemaire <etienne.lemaire@PANDORA.BE>
>Reply-To: Etienne Lemaire <stelem@attglobal.net>
>To: HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu
>Subject: Re: TECH
>Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 10:30:00 +0200
>
>I have Windi7, a 7 language dictionary that works on the
>palmtop. Installed, it requires about 2MB per language- not very
>extensive, used to be a free download, I can sentd it if
>required
>
>HTH
>
>Etienne
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Bing Xu <bxu@SITE.UOTTAWA.CA>
>To: <HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
>Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 05:42 PM
>Subject: TECH
>
>
>Any info about 200lx's working with QCP2760 (QualComm 3-mode
>CDMA cellphone)? And where to buy or download Webster or other
>English
>dictionaries for 200lx? Thanks a lot.
>
>Bing
>Canada
>
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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 13:20:27 +0200
Reply-To:     Etienne Lemaire <stelem@attglobal.net>
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From:         Etienne Lemaire <etienne.lemaire@PANDORA.BE>
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No luck: English, Spanish,French, Italian, Portuguese, German,
Dutch

Etienne
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From: I Al-Khars <ialkhars@HOTMAIL.COM>
To: <HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2001 01:11 PM
Subject: Re: TECH


| Does it contain ARABIC language

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 09:35:04 -0400
Reply-To:     Ulrich Allen <Ulrich.Allen@GMX.DE>
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From:         Ulrich Allen <Ulrich.Allen@GMX.DE>
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Is there a way to print the screen of mm/lx?
Uli

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 17:14:41 +0200
Reply-To:     Josef Meyer <meyerj@SWISSONLINE.CH>
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From:         Josef Meyer <meyerj@SWISSONLINE.CH>
Subject:      ROBOWEB/LX error message
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Today I installed the new ROBOWEB/LX files on my HPLX.

I made the setup according to the instructions in Readme.txt, i.e. I
used only the POST/LX settings in post.cfg, but nothing in robot.cfg.

From the predefined settings in rweb.o I selected the weather for
Munich and sent this "mail".

During "sending" I got several error messages which were too fast to
read, but at the end the following one stayed on the screen:

ROBOT/LX Error:
Cannot have RControl=1 and no Post= in İHTTP¨
(Line 15 in file SCR\RWEBINIT.SCR)

But at the end I found in my Inbox the requested wheather forecast!

Do I have a fault in my setup (but I followed strictly the instructions
in readme.txt), or is something else not correct?

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 17:29:15 +0200
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From:         "Guenther Helmuth E." <h_e_guenther@ATTGLOBAL.NET>
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Ulrich,

> Is there a way to print the screen of mm/lx?
> Uli

Make a screen copy using e.g. caplx, which creates a pcx file. You may
print this result from any desktop.

Kind regards

Helmuth

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 11:36:27 -0400
Reply-To:     Bing Xu <bxu@SITE.UOTTAWA.CA>
Sender:       HPLX Mailing List <HPLX-L@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU>
From:         Bing Xu <bxu@SITE.UOTTAWA.CA>
Subject:      Holidays
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Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII

Any software of American and Canadian holidays and being able to integrate
into the AppointmentBook?
BTW, my rechargable NiCd batteries can not be charged to 3.09v to which I
set in the ABC, but only to 2.8v then drop. Does this do harm to my hp200,
or do I have to replace a new pair of batteries?
Thanks.
Bing

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 16:17:44 -0000
Reply-To:     vmbeazel@SWCP.COM
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From:         Victor Beazel <vmbeazel@SWCP.COM>
Subject:      Re: Compact Flash Too Thick
In-Reply-To:  <200108280746.AAA31910@ftel.net>

Avi Meshar <sponsor@FTEL.NET> said:

> CF Type II should fit fine in the 200LX. I used a IBM
> Microdrive 1GB which is a Type II CF and it fits fine with its
> adapter.


I just talked to SanDisk about an adapter for a Type II CF, and they said
that they have not come out with one yet.  Those of you who are using Type II
CF in the 200LX, where did you find your PC Card Adapter?

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 10:16:38 -0700
Reply-To:     Longden_Loo@CANDLE.COM
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> I just talked to SanDisk about an adapter for a Type II CF, and they said
> that they have not come out with one yet.  Those of you who are using
Type II
> CF in the 200LX, where did you find your PC Card Adapter?

As I mentioned in my note (and Avi alluded in his), the IBM Microdrive came
with a PCMCIA Type II adapter (labeled IBM) as part of a "kit".

I don't know if the CF II spec means all the adapters are the same (or
not).  What's surprising is that Sandisk doesn't offer an adapter for its
own CD II card.

I can't find a place where the IBM adapter is sold separately (assuming it
even fits a Sandisk).

- Longden

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 10:54:24 -0700
Reply-To:     D&A Software/Avi <info@DASOFT.COM>
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From:         D&A Software/Avi <info@DASOFT.COM>
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Folks,

This is to let you know that the website has been moved to a
new hosting site where we home to continue operating. The new
hosting organization has hosted a number of domains that I was
involved with and while we had a few minor glitches, my
opinion is that the service is certainly a good value.

If all went as I planned it, you should experience no changes
whatsoever. I left the old site in tact and so both locations
are mirrors of each other. (you know what they say about
plans... :->  ...)

If you encounter any difficulties accessing our site, please
let me know right away.

Thank you!

  Avi Meshar
  D&A Software
  http://www.dasoft.com

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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 13:08:52 -0500
Reply-To:     Barry <barry@FBTC.NET>
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> This is my first posting to this group.  Hope it works
> I could sure use your help.  I just bought a Sandisk
> 160MB CF memory card from Ebay to use in my HP100LX.
>  I also bought a PC Card Adapter from another party.
>  When I received both, I realized that the card would
> not fit into the adapter.  It is too thick!  I am hoping
> that the CF card seller can help me find a suitable
resolution.
>
> However, what I am hoping this group can help me with
> is how to read the specifications and know that what I am
> ordering will work on the HPLX.

I have a Sandisk 160 meg compact flash that I bought from
someone on this list.  When I got it I didn't have a spare
adapter so I used the one I'd been using for my 40 meg compact
flash.  That adapter is a Sandisk also and is a few years old.
I'm not quite sure how long I've had it.  In any case it worked
just fine in my 200lx.

I ordered a new Sandisk adapter, not concerned with thickness
since I wasn't aware that this could be an issue and it works
just fine too.  I don't really use it in the 200lx.  40 meg is
plenty for me.  I use it to transfer files from my laptop to my
desktop.  It works fine in the laptop, too.  I also just tried
it in my 100lx and it worked fine.

The numbers on the back are SDCFB and then copyright 99 Sandisk.
I'm not sure if the SDCFB is actually a model number but I know
they used to put the model numbers on their flash cards.  So if
yours has the same numbers, I'd get a Sandisk adapter.  If not I
think I'd call Sandisk and ask them.  Or maybe check their
website.

I think I do remember seeing somewhere that there are two types
of compact flash 160 meg cards from Sandisk.  I have no idea
what the differences are but I guess it's possible you might
have just found out.

Barry


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>  I also bought a PC Card Adapter from another party.
>  When I received both, I realized that the card would
> not fit into the adapter.  It is too thick!

I just did a little looking around on the Sandisk site and it
seems that there is a regular compact flash that is 3.3 mm thick
and a type II compact flash that is 5.0 mm thick.  It also lists
the adapater as 5.0 mm thick.

The 160 meg card does come in both types.  The model number for
the regular one is SDCFBX-YY-ZZZ and the model number for the
type II is SDCF2BX-YY-ZZZ.  The model number for the adapter is
SDCF-03.  That seems to be their only adapter.

Mines just says SDCFB.  If yours says SDCF2B it's probably the
type II.  I can't really find an indication that the adapter
will fit the type II.  Looking at my adapter it doesnt look like
a card half again as thick would fit.

I found the reference I remembered to 2 different 160 meg
Sandisk compact flash cards at www.cdw.com.  But they both have
the SDCFB model numbers.  They're priced $20 apart and one is in
stock and the other one says it takes 2 to 4 weeks to get.
There's no mention of any difference in them.

I also went through all the Sandisk literature I can find on
their site.  They used to be full of information and it was easy
to find.  Now they've made it user friendly and I can't find a
thing about the type II compact flash card except that one
mention in some downloaded PDF literature.

I have a feeling it's probably an OEM product and information on
that is only available to registered OEMs.

I'm starting to think you might be out of luck trying to use
that in the palmtop but I sure don't know that.

I think I'd give Sandisk a call.  If they say it won't work I
think I'd find out what it will work in and see if you can
manage a trade.

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> Thanks for the welcome news.  I start looking around
> for a Type II adapter.

The normal adapter is a type II adapter since it adapts compact
flash to fit in a type II PCMCIA slot.  So you'll have to be
careful how you ask for what you need.

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I missed most of this conversation, but I think what you are looking for is
a type II compact flash adapter...  Here is one that I bought...
http://www.microtechint.com/qs-cfIIadp.html

Mike...

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> Thanks for the welcome news.  I start looking around
> for a Type II adapter.

The normal adapter is a type II adapter since it adapts compact
flash to fit in a type II PCMCIA slot.  So you'll have to be
careful how you ask for what you need.

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> Have an hp680 and an hp545, they provide no
> help in this respect.   Do yourself a favor,
> don't get a CE device.  Upgrade your 200lx,
> you'll be happier in the long run.
>

Hello - Ken,

I will not. I just was curious that, if I ever have to migrate, HP might be the
best option because of the migration tools.

Thanks for your help.

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> I use it to transfer files from my laptop to my
> desktop.  It works fine in the laptop, too.  I also just tried
> it in my 100lx and it worked fine.

Hi Barry,

I have a laptop MITAC 5033 (Fujitsu...;-) with Win98. The PCMCIA-slot
works fine with several cards (network, modem, SRAM), but _not_ with
CF (it is 8 MB HP with a noname-adapter). CF plus adapter works well
with my 200LX and another laptop with Win2000, so it is ok.

How did you get your laptop to work with the CF - or what OS do you
use?

TIA

Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton

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Thanks Guenther,
did you try that with mm/lx?
It does work on my normal screen e.g. file manager.
But it doesn't on mm/lx-screens?
What might I do wrong?
Are there alternatives?
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Hi

On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 15:27:41 -0700, Longden Loo <Longden_Loo@CANDLE.COM> wrote:

> My IBM Microdrive is CF Type II and it came with said special PCMCIA
> adapter which fits in the 200LX slot.  Both card and adapter are the same
> thickness.

That'S correct, but don't be mislead: It fits mechanically, but none of
the Microdrive works in the 200LX, because they need too much power.

One of the newer drives can be read, according to tests of Avi Meshar,
but not written. End even read only while the palmtop is on AC, IIRC.

GTX
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Hi Patrick

On Tue, 28 Aug 2001 00:37:53 +0000, Stefan Peichl <Stefan.Peichl@T-ONLINE.DE> wrote:

> Visit a site with photos like Daniel Hertrich's or David
> Sergeant's site with their very good explanations.

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/repair

There is also a link to David's site.
My page doesn't show this connector. But david's does:
The pictures "parts3.jpg" shows the connection (item "4") and picture
"cable1.jpg" shows the cable with the little hole.

GTX
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Hi Nat,

On Tue, 28 Aug 2001 05:42:44 +0200, Nathalie Bugeaud <tps-seti@WANADOO.FR> wrote:

> i am not sure if it is loaded or not; the instructions say to put fastdb.tsr
> into C:\_dat, but my autoexec.bat does not have this directory in its path

It is loaded. Any *.tsr in the C:\_dat (or a:\_dat, if you "boot" from
A:) is loaded automatically when it can be used.

> closing the GDB application doesn't reduce the file's size at all - it
> actually increases it each time

That sounds like a typical effect of fastdb.
Delete fastdb.tsr or rename it, reboot the palmtop.
And then open the database and close it
again.
I think this will reduce the file size again?

GTX
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> > My IBM Microdrive is CF Type II and it came with said special PCMCIA
> > adapter which fits in the 200LX slot.  Both card and adapter are the same
> > thickness.
>
> That'S correct, but don't be mislead: It fits mechanically, but none of
> the Microdrive works in the 200LX, because they need too much power.

Might be possible with doubleslot, with the external power supply.

-Chris



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Ulrich,

> Thanks Guenther,
> did you try that with mm/lx?
> It does work on my normal screen e.g. file manager.

I will send you an example from my screen. It works flaless.


Kind regards

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> Might be possible with doubleslot, with the external power supply.

It just so happens that I have a DoubleSlot and a Travel Floppy for sale.
Accurite currently is selling the DoubleSlot for $149.00 + S&H, and the
Travel Floppy for $259.00 + S&H.  I am willing to sell the DoubleSlot for
$60.00 and the Travel Floppy for $100.00.  Both work very well in the
200LX's, and both are in excellent condition.  I also have three 200LX's
that I am not using.  They are a 200LX-2 meg, a 200LX-8 meg double speed,
and a brand new 200LX-4 meg.  I have intentions on putting the three 200LX's
on ebay (which a closed item search shows them selling for around $300.00),
but if anyone in interested in buying any of these, or wants the DoubleSlot
or Travel Floppy, please email me privately.

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Folks,

Thanks for all the info and support on the swaping of my 200lx=
 into the 100lx body.  I am going to give it a try this weekend.



On Tue, 28 Aug 2001 21:42:23 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:
>Hi Patrick
>
>On Tue, 28 Aug 2001 00:37:53 +0000, Stefan Peichl=
 <Stefan.Peichl@T-
>ONLINE.DE>=A0wrote:
>
>>=A0Visit a site with photos like Daniel Hertrich's or David
>>Sergeant's site with their very good explanations.
>
>http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/repair
>
>There is also a link to David's site.
>My page doesn't show this connector. But david's does: The=
 pictures
>"parts3.jpg" shows the connection (item "4") and picture
>"cable1.jpg" shows the cable with the little hole.
>
>GTX daniel
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Thank you all for your help.  The MicroTech site was a good link.  I also
found another one that was a few bucks cheaper:
  http://www.progressiveteam.com/product_info.php?products_id=41

This group is a wealth of information.
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Wed, 29 Aug 2001 10:38:25 +1200 (NZT)

07h23m44s ago ...
On Tue, 28 Aug 2001 17:14:41 +0200, Josef Meyer wrote:

> ROBOT/LX Error:
> Cannot have RControl=1 and no Post= in İHTTP¨
> (Line 15 in file SCR\RWEBINIT.SCR)

This should only happen if "ROBOT.EXE -p" is used but the
parameter after RWEB1 is not "po" - for example,

ExtProg=ROBOT.EXE -p "RWEB1 pp"

would cause that error. But then, there should be an immediate
exit.

> But at the end I found in my Inbox the requested wheather
> forecast!

I don't know how that happened.
Do you just have the one ROBOT.EXE call in your ExtProg=?

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> Anyone having any luck beaming documents, files, etc. between a PalmOS
> device and a 200LX (or any LX for that matter)?

I have been able to do it with IR.EXE and a Palm program called IrPad.
This is ok for the occasional Memo or two, but it is very inconvenient for
substantial amounts of information.

> I tried some of the "Super" downloads, some time ago.... One had some
> command/features like "oput" and "oget" I think, but didn't have any luck.

That's IR.EXE.   It works, but not consistenly (is not bad programming, but
it is very difficult to implement the IR protocol to talk to a Palm (is not
just IRDA, is more complicated than that).  Plus, I read some posts about
problems with the physical characteristics of the IR port on the hplx.
Something about signal interference (it was related to cell phones with IR
functionality, I think).

> Any help would be appreciated....

This is not the most helpful post that could be posted, but I am not a
technical writer.  :-)
Anyone who wishes can chip in.

> Also, if I can beam, can I CONVERT say, a .WK1 spreadsheet into something
> the Palm can use (or vice-versa)?

If you can forget about the IR thing, there are lots of options.
Palmgear.com has a number of programs which allow you to connect a Palm to a
PC via a regular terminal program, which means the same can be done with the
hplx.   I have not tried this because I have no interest in accomplishing
this with cables.   I know I would not do it on the go, and at home or work
it is much easier to use a Windows system and the hotsync program the Palm
comes with.

There are several programs which will allow you to share spreadsheet between
a PC and a Palm.  Check Palmgear.

On the hplx, the only options at this time are MakeDoc.exe and DocRead.exe,
both found at SUPER.  They allow to convert and read text data,
respectively.

By the way, the Hotsync program is the magic of a Palm.   It accomplishes
the data translations needed.   Without it you are up a creek, only being
able to send some text data back and forth.   Now, several Windows programs
exist which allow to download files to a Palm without Hotsyncing, but this
assumes the files are already Palm files, and that the files are NOT for the
built in applications, but for third party ones.

I have seen a number of different tricks accomplished via the HotSync
cradle.   But your options are more limited via IR.

I hope this meager information helps some.

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> I looked through the list archives and could not find anything like
> this, but I thought I would ask...  Is there a utility that would let an
> HP200 send and recieve  the beam signals that the palms use?

IR.EXE by Andreas Garzotto, and some of his other programs, such as WWW/LX,
are the only thing which would remotely qualify.   They are not perfect by
far, but no one else has tried, apparently.

> I guess I
> am looking at a way to transmit and recieve the phone book and
> appointment book items.

If you can deal with cables, this can be done via Curtis Cameron's hplx to
outlook converter, plus some Outlook to Palm converter (there are several on
the market).   Hal of Thadeus computing tried to find a third party solution
to do it via IR (the product was called Synctalk or something), but the
folks at Synctalk decided that the hplx is a dead platform, not worth their
attention (they already support just about every other handheld in the
market, including the now floundering Symbian devices; is not like it would
have killed them or something).

>  I have not programmed these units, but it seems
> like it could be a TSR triggered by a keystroke, maybe if you want to
> send, just highlight the appt or phone book person and hit ctrl-S,
> recieve could work similar.  I could see am issue with data translation,
> but from looking at friends palms, many fields are very similar and just
> need to be pointed in the right direction.

Data translation IS the main problem.   In overly simplistic and brief
terms, an hplx has much more in common with a Mac than with a Palm.  For
example there are no directories, and no files in the usual sense (it is
Palm's idea to spare you the details).  You get the idea  .  .  .   (for
those who may feel this explanation is inadecuate, you are welcome to be
more specific; I am kind of tired right now, but just wanted to respond to
this post).

> Does this exist or is this a new idea.  It sure would bring 200 users
> into a broader capability.

Not new.   If you are a programmer and feel inclined to, you can jump into
the fray of figuring out the programming issues.   But let me tell you that
our best hplx programmers have given up on the issue.   Even the people at
the  (former) Palmtop paper tried their hands at this issue.  So far no
luck.

I will comment some more on my response to the other post like yours.
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On Tue, 28 Aug 2001, David Becher wrote:

> Quite a while ago I sent some software to SUPER and it was not added
> to the site, and when I wrote to Mitch to ask, he said that it was
> very difficult for him to add software as he no longer has an HPLX
> computer. Is there now someone who IS accepting and handling software
> updates for SUPER?

Yes, send software to super@palmtop.net.

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Josef,

> ROBOT/LX Error:
> Cannot have RControl=3D1 and no Post=3D in İHTTP¨
> (Line 15 in file SCR\RWEBINIT.SCR)

You should have the following lines in robot.cfg :

İHTTP¨
PostCfg=3Dc:\w3\post.cfg
Post=3Dc:\mail\

indicating in which directory post.cfg sits and which directory
receives the downloaded messages (do put the trailing backslash at the
end of the second line).

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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 04:37:15 -0400
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Patrick West wrote:


> My doublespeed 5meg 200lx has a dying screen. The right half
>  starts bluring and shifting and even showing stuff from the left >  half. If I give it a slight wack to the back of the lid it will
>  work normally for a few minutes.
>
> My backup machine is a 1 meg 100lx. -I have been switching stuff
>  and keep running in to with the way I'm used to doing things.
>
>
> So I find my self using HDM in DOS but then the appointment book
>  is closed and doesn't beep. -So any ideas? -Is there something I
>  can use on a 100lx like MaxDOS? -
>
> Or tips on getting maxDOS to work? -



Why not change screens? Reportedly, the screen of a 100LX is
the same as a screen of a 200LX.


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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 20:46:18 +1200
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Wed, 29 Aug 2001 20:41:21 +1200 (NZT)

HP, yup your suggestion would have stopped that error message.
Josef was trying the setup in README.TXT which uses only
POST.CFG , but he had two extra lines in his "ExtProg" .BAT file
which tried to use ROBOT.CFG, but ROBOT.CFG wasn't ready to be
used. I have now tried to make the README.TXT a little clearer.

- Tony

01h13m24s ago ...
On Wed, 29 Aug 2001 08:27:57 +0100, HP Staber wrote:

> Josef,
>
> > ROBOT/LX Error:
> > Cannot have RControl=1 and no Post= in İHTTP¨
> > (Line 15 in file SCR\RWEBINIT.SCR)
>
> You should have the following lines in robot.cfg :
>
> İHTTP¨
> PostCfg=c:\w3\post.cfg
> Post=c:\mail\
>
> indicating in which directory post.cfg sits and which directory
> receives the downloaded messages (do put the trailing backslash at the
> end of the second line).
>
> HP Staber/Salzburg
>
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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 01:44:52 -0700
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Ulrich Allen wrote:
> Is there a way to print the screen of mm/lx?

Only two ways to do it: Export to HTML and print the HTML
version, or use image grabbing software such as GRABBER to
copy the screen. But all you'll get of course is the one
screen. I am not sure if you can pan around and "snap
pictures" then print them all and tile them together... Maybe
possible, but sounds like a lot of work.

If you have an idea, please post it.

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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 01:45:00 -0700
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Ulrich Allen wrote:
> Thanks Guenther,
> did you try that with mm/lx?
> It does work on my normal screen e.g. file manager.
> But it doesn't on mm/lx-screens?

Look at the MM/LX webpages at http://www.dasoft.com. The first
one in the main MM/LX page is an image map to many other maps.
All these images were taken with Grabber 3.98.

> What might I do wrong?

Maybe wrong product? <G>

> Are there alternatives?

Try Grabber 3.98

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Victor Beazel wrote:
> Avi Meshar <sponsor@FTEL.NET> said:
>
> > CF Type II should fit fine in the 200LX. I used a IBM
> > Microdrive 1GB which is a Type II CF and it fits fine with its
> > adapter.
>
> I just talked to SanDisk about an adapter for a Type II CF, and they =
said
> that they have not come out with one yet.

Lazy dorks!

>  Those of you who are using Type II
> CF in the 200LX, where did you find your PC Card Adapter?

It came with the IBM Microdrive.

BTW, someone asked me about the Microdrive. If I recall the
questions:

Power: Yes uses a lot and REQUIRES P/T on adapter, and even
then it gets hot. Also, on prolonged writes, the PCMCIA slot
just isn't providing sufficient power and some (long) writes
fail.

Speed: This failure (see above) manifests either in a total
failure to write and the palmtop tells you so, or the write
takes an inordinate amount of time, rewriting, rewriting, and
on and on to compensate fr errors.

Lastly the writer wrote something enthusiastic about the
drive. Well, I like it in my notebook and my PC110 and even on
the desktop, but the usage on the Palmtop was not planned and
only performed to see if it works.

So it nominally works, but it is lousy, full of error, and
sloooooow. Definitely not intended for the PCMCIA slot of the
Palmtop. If you have a separately powered PCMCIA slot for the
palmtop it will probably work much much better.

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Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> Hi
>
> On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 15:27:41 -0700, Longden Loo <Longden_Loo@CANDLE.COM>=
 wrote:
>
> > My IBM Microdrive is CF Type II and it came with said special PCMCIA
> > adapter which fits in the 200LX slot.  Both card and adapter are the =
same
> > thickness.
>
> That'S correct, but don't be mislead: It fits mechanically, but none of
> the Microdrive works in the 200LX, because they need too much power.

They need just a litle bit more than the PCMCIA slot can
provide, but not much more, so in a marginal way they work.
But I would NEVER recommend it, nor rely on it.

It also overheats the machine too much, sucking out of it more
power than it can provide. Too much damage to the Palmtop in
any extended use. I used it max 30 minutes or so.

> One of the newer drives can be read, according to tests of Avi Meshar,
> but not written. End even read only while the palmtop is on AC, IIRC.

Not so. It reads fine, the power is ok for that, although
high. But the write is problematic, going OVER the 150mAh of
the PCMCIA chassis. I never tried the read with out adapter. I
described the writing problems in another post to Victor here.

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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 08:33:53 -0400
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The DoubleSlot and Travel floppy that I was selling has been sold.  Thank
you all that replied, the response was overwhelming.  FYI.

Best Regards,

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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 09:16:02 -0400
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Nathalie wrote:

> in my series of intelligent brain implants, an intermediate step has been
> achieved. Human Interface Technology of the U of WA  are making RSDs
> (retinal scanning displays) to draw an image directly on to the retina of
> the eye by a low-powered laser scanning back and forth. Because the laser
> moves so rapidly, the human visual system sees a complete and stable image.

   There is a mention of an eye scanning laser imageing system
called "Nomad" in the latest issue of "Scientific American".
Says it will cost about 8 - 10 thousand dollars this fall though.

   The article is at
http://www.sciam.com/2001/0901issue/0901scicit6.html .

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> > achieved. Human Interface Technology of the U of WA  are making RSDs
> > (retinal scanning displays) to draw an image directly on to the retina of
> > the eye by a low-powered laser scanning back and forth. Because the laser
> > moves so rapidly, the human visual system sees a complete and stable image.
>
>    There is a mention of an eye scanning laser imageing system
> called "Nomad" in the latest issue of "Scientific American".
> Says it will cost about 8 - 10 thousand dollars this fall though.

Late last fall, we were working on-site at a client's place doing some
checkout of a portable data collection box we built them.  One aspect
of this box was that it recorded, amongst other things, a standard
video signal on a little Sony 8mm VCR.  Since this box was portable,
they had a set of "eyeglasses" sold by Sony that let them view the
video signal without needing a cumbersome monitor.  They "glasses"
they had were reportedly $1K-$2K each, and had a flip-up mirror
arrangement that let you view the picture completely in the dark,
or alternatively as a heads-up image while you were also looking
out in the "real world".  That was absolutely neat!  Unfortunately
for the computer geeks, this particular model only supported ordinary
NTSC video, and corresponding units that had VGA or better resolution
were many times more expensive.  This is getting waay off topic, better
quit now.

-Chris

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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 15:23:26 -0400
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You are Helmuth,
it works fine as long as I don't start mm/lx with
xf.
But that doesn't matter because I know a way now to
get my prints.
Thanks again.
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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 22:06:17 +0200
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Hi friends,

I have now set up my nightly backup the way Avi suggested, and it
works!! Thank you! I have even figured out a second way for the
notification in the morning, if the backup was successful or not. See
below. I'll now shortly summarize the way:

Appointment book invokes a system macro at 2am which closes all
applications, then it invokes a bath file backup.bat.

Backup.bat does the following: tests, if the battery is good enough for
a backup (voltchck), if not, no backup is done and "backup failed:
battery" is written into a:\backup_c\report.txt.
Then the main DBs are checked by dbcheck. If that fails, no backup is
done, anf "backup failed: dbcheck. See a:\dbcheck.log" is written into
a:\backup_c\report.txt.
The pkzip zips the whole C drive to A:\backup_c
If that fails due to disk space shortage (errorlevel 14 of pkzip),
"backup failed: disk space" is written into a:\backup_c\report.txt.
If pkzip has finished wothout error, "backup succeeded" iss written
into the report.txt.

Half an hour later (could also be 5 minutes), a second system macro is
invoked, which
* opens report.txt in Memo
* Kopies the content to the clipboard
* starte the appointment book
* creates a new appointment and fills the fields with:
  title: clipboard content ("backup failed: xxxxx" or "backup
  succeeded")
  time: 8am
  and so on.


This way I get an entry in the appointment book at 8am which says if my
backup succeeded or not, and if not, why not.

Another way for the notification would be the daily greeting of the
appointment book: If you don't need the nice tips appearing each
morning, one could write a little program which writes the text, which
is now written to report.txt directly into the c:\_dat\appts.ini into
the section İFORTUNECOOKIES¨. COUNT would have be set to "1", and thus
the daily greeting should always show the one "fortune cookie" which
contains the backup report.

Thanks to Avi for the idea with the appointment entry!

GTX
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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 22:06:25 +0200
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Hi friends,

I'm considering to install secure device on my palmtop, instead of my
current PGP setup to encrypt a file with personal data.

From what I have seen so far, a big disadvantage of secdev compared to
PGP seems to be that I MUST have a device driver loaded all the
time, even when I don't use secdev. Is that correct?

If yes, how much conventional memory does it take up?

I run out of memory in some of my Souftware Carousel work areas, so
this could be a real problem.
Or is it possible to load this device driver in only one SC area via
it's own "autoexec.bat" and with the device driver loader supplied with
SC?

How long does it take to decrypt data?
In my PGP setup I use a 768 bit key, which needs about 15 sec to
decrypt a text file which is 5 kB in size. Is Secdev faster?

Thanks for answers!
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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 23:04:33 +0000
Reply-To:     Russel Brooks <rlbrooks@POBOX.COM>
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Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> I'm considering to install secure device on my palmtop, instead of my
> current PGP setup to encrypt a file with personal data.

SecDev is Good stuff!

> From what I have seen so far, a big disadvantage of secdev compared to
> PGP seems to be that I MUST have a device driver loaded all the
> time, even when I don't use secdev. Is that correct?
> If yes, how much conventional memory does it take up?

I don't think it is a BIG disadvantage.  I ran MEM both with the
driver loaded and also after I rebooted without it. As you can
see below,  it uses about 6k of storage.  If you know you don't
need access to your SecDrv drive you can comment out the driver
in your Config.Sys file and recover that 6k but it isn't worth
it (to me).  Note, I also run with SC v7 loaded which partly
explains the 560k free storage.

-------------------------------------------
With SECDEV.SYS driver loaded

    651264 bytes total conventional memory
    651264 bytes available to MS-DOS
>>  560288 largest executable program size

   4194304 bytes total EMS memory
         0 bytes free EMS memory
-------------------------------------------
Without driver loaded

    651264 bytes total conventional memory
    651264 bytes available to MS-DOS
>>  566832 largest executable program size

   4194304 bytes total EMS memory
         0 bytes free EMS memory
-------------------------------------------

> I run out of memory in some of my Souftware Carousel work areas, so
> this could be a real problem.
> Or is it possible to load this device driver in only one SC area via
> it's own "autoexec.bat" and with the device driver loader supplied with
> SC?

No, it loads via Config.Sys so it uses memory that is common to
all work areas.

> How long does it take to decrypt data?
> In my PGP setup I use a 768 bit key, which needs about 15 sec to
> decrypt a text file which is 5 kB in size. Is Secdev faster?

It doesn't encrypt 'FILES', it encrypts/decrypts disk sectors as
DOS write and reads them.  In general I don't notice any delay
on my 1x speed LX but I also only have a 64k SecDev drive with a
couple small files on it.  They're so small (several K max) that
the extra overhead is do slight I don't notice any delays.  If
you create a 4Meg drive and start using files of several hundred
K then you'd start noticing extended read/write times.  Probably
less noticable impact on a 2x LX.

Give it a try; it's easy to setup and just as easy to remove if
you don't like it.

Cheers... Russ

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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 21:52:27 -0400
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> Does HP still provide migration tools for the
> HP200LX built-in apps. when you purchase one of
> their WinCE machines?.

I recently got a Jornada 690.  It came with a program to move my 200LX
appointment book and phone book to the Jornada.  It only works one-way,
however.  You can't synchronize them after the initial "dump" into the =
Jornada.

 Steve Carder <steve@carderfamily.net>
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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 21:52:31 -0400
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> Is there a limit in the number of phone book records converted from the
> HPLX to Outlook by Curtis Cameron's OL2LX 3.03?

I got it to convert my phonebook with 302 entries.  So, it is possible to =
do
that many.

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> any way out?

Try adding an empty record to the database then deleting it.  Now close =
the
database and check the size.  If this doesn't work, reopen and add two =
empty
records and then delete them before closing the database.

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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 21:52:39 -0400
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> BTW, my rechargable NiCd batteries can not be charged to 3.09v to which =
I
> set in the ABC, but only to 2.8v then drop.

This is normal for NiCd batteries.  They don't have as high a maximum =
voltage
as Alkaline and Lithium batteries do.  NiMH rechargeable batteries also =
have a
lower maximum voltage, a lot like the NiCd

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Date:         Wed, 29 Aug 2001 22:42:35 -0400
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Steve Carder wrote:

> I recently got a Jornada 690.  It came with a program to move my 200LX
> appointment book and phone book to the Jornada.  It only works one-way,
> however.  You can't synchronize them after the initial "dump" into the Jornada.

What program is that?  Got a 680 and a 545, neither had such a program.

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On Wed, 29 Aug 2001, KenLondon wrote:

> Steve Carder wrote:
>
> > I recently got a Jornada 690.  It came with a program to move my 200LX
> > appointment book and phone book to the Jornada.  It only works one-way,
> > however.  You can't synchronize them after the initial "dump" into the Jornada.
>
> What program is that?  Got a 680 and a 545, neither had such a program.

Um, assuming you're talking about the Jornada 680, it does indeed come
with such a program.  And it works quite well, although I prefer the
200LX's phone book and appointment book to the ones on the Jornada.

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From: "Wolf Video" <support@wolfvideo.net>
Subject: FS: HP-200LX
Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 20:20:58 GMT

$200.00
Excellent condition with AC adaptor& manual.
Also a 1 meg PCMCIA card.

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Date:         Thu, 30 Aug 2001 05:14:30 +0200
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Helmuth and Curtis asked:
"Did this all happen using version 1.1a?"

Yes, all that starting my first file even ! :)

> After a few losses of links due to entering note text (and getting warned:
> ERROR - Invalid Link #.....) and after creating 2 files within the same
> file, the second file showing garbled text in place of a child, ..

to be exact, i herewith correct my "garbled text" as actually being the
"overlap" as explained below:

>Using the latest mm.exe with meeting.mm from Helmuths example
>map there is a problem displaying the items in the first
>meeting. Zooming displays correctly, but in regular mode the
>items overlap. If I delete either of the children from the Todos
>entry it displays correctly. Adding a second Todos child to the
>second meeting causes this one to overlap also.
and..
>I saw this as well with my own map. One of the children of the main
>item was on the left side, but its children displayed to the right,
>interfering with the main item and its children which were displayed
>on the right side.

is it possible that you have re-named the central item making it longer? The
arrows/lines do not seem to follow the longer text in the main item if
altered.

another lesson i had to learn: even if PE is in the same directory as MM and
identified as EDITOR=PE.EXE, MM/LX cannot find it if the full path is not
specified; this also applies to the starting menu file.

so, mine looks like:

Editor=C:\pe\LW.EXE
Start=C:\pe\MENU.MM

LW is LapWrite in giant font (fat letters on only 11 lines per screen - good
for dimly lit phone booths)

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Thu, 30 Aug 2001 00:05:30 -0500 (EST)

OK, with all the OB800CT & LX owners out there, has anyone figured out
how to exchange files via the IR?

TIA & Cheers...AJKind

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On Thu, 30 Aug 2001, Nathalie Bugeaud wrote:
> to be exact, i herewith correct my "garbled text" as actually being the
> "overlap" as explained below:
>
> >Using the latest mm.exe with meeting.mm from Helmuths example
> >map there is a problem displaying the items in the first
> >meeting. Zooming displays correctly, but in regular mode the
> >items overlap. If I delete either of the children from the Todos
> >entry it displays correctly. Adding a second Todos child to the
> >second meeting causes this one to overlap also.
>
> is it possible that you have re-named the central item making it longer? The
> arrows/lines do not seem to follow the longer text in the main item if
> altered.

Not in my case. To make sure it wasn't a problem with the file,
I unzipped the original example map again. Display problem was
still there. I have not encountered it so far in my own mapping.

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Date:         Thu, 30 Aug 2001 00:08:08 -0700
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Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> Hi friends,
>
> I have now set up my nightly backup the way Avi suggested, and it
> works!! Thank you!

I am glad my idea helped. Your second idea to create an
appointment is excellent!

I have been asked many times about creating a macro that will
produce today's date so it can be used in a back up
application to generate the date to include in the file name.

Here is an idea which is not complete, but maybe someone will
be inspired:

In Calculator we have a Date application, accessible by CTRL-D
once you are in CALC. F10 enters todays date in a format that
depends how you set up your date in the SETUP application /
time-date setup. I use yyyy-mm-dd so I'll use that date
format. The manipulation I'll describe have to be changed a
little to accomodate other date formats...

When I press F1 and enter, then press COPY, I get this when I
paste it into Memo:  "2,001.0829 " (no quotes, but I wanted to
show the trailing blank.

Press Home, type "SET HEUTE=3D"  without the quotes, then del
key 3 times to remove the 2, ",", and "0". You are left with

SET HEUTE=3D01.0829

Right arrow 3 times, Del once get rid of dot. Jump to end, get
rid of trailing space (important!)

Menu, Save-As, A:\batch\heute.bat (and if exists, enter F10 to
overwrite.

So you have a tiny batch file called HEUTE.BAT (in German, for
non-German speaking folks, "Heute" means "today"). If you run
it, you get an environment item called HEUTE with a value of
010829 (or whatever date it is!)

All this is wonderful, but how to use?

Well in batch file you can use an environment variable like
this:

ren a:\backup\cbak.zip a:\backup\c%heute%.zip

And now you have ahe zip file called: C010829.ZIP

I am sure this gives you a good start to do the rest of the
details <G>...

Enjoy.

  Avi

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Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> Hi friends,
>
> I have now set up my nightly backup the way Avi suggested, and it
> works!! Thank you! I have even figured out a second way for the
> notification in the morning, if the backup was successful or not. See
> below. I'll now shortly summarize the way:
>
> Appointment book invokes a system macro at 2am which closes all
> applications, then it invokes a bath file backup.bat.
>
> Backup.bat does the following: tests, if the battery is good enough for
> a backup (voltchck), if not, no backup is done and "backup failed:
> battery" is written into a:\backup_c\report.txt.
> Then the main DBs are checked by dbcheck. If that fails, no backup is
> done, anf "backup failed: dbcheck. See a:\dbcheck.log" is written into
> a:\backup_c\report.txt.
> The pkzip zips the whole C drive to A:\backup_c
> If that fails due to disk space shortage (errorlevel 14 of pkzip),
> "backup failed: disk space" is written into a:\backup_c\report.txt.
> If pkzip has finished wothout error, "backup succeeded" iss written
> into the report.txt.
>
> Half an hour later (could also be 5 minutes), a second system macro is
> invoked, which
> * opens report.txt in Memo
> * Kopies the content to the clipboard
> * starte the appointment book
> * creates a new appointment and fills the fields with:
>   title: clipboard content ("backup failed: xxxxx" or "backup
>   succeeded")
>   time: 8am
>   and so on.
>
> This way I get an entry in the appointment book at 8am which says if my
> backup succeeded or not, and if not, why not.
>
> Another way for the notification would be the daily greeting of the
> appointment book: If you don't need the nice tips appearing each
> morning, one could write a little program which writes the text, which
> is now written to report.txt directly into the c:\_dat\appts.ini into
> the section İFORTUNECOOKIES¨. COUNT would have be set to "1", and thus
> the daily greeting should always show the one "fortune cookie" which
> contains the backup report.
>
> Thanks to Avi for the idea with the appointment entry!
>
> GTX
> daniel
>
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Date:         Thu, 30 Aug 2001 14:14:18 +0200
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Nathalie, Mike,

thank you very much for your feedback, in the beta we are analyzing the
problem and working on it.

Andreas pointed out:

In MM/LX version 1.1, one goal was to render the maps on the screen in
an even more compact form than in 1.1. By doing that, new situations
have been introduced. Look at this example:


         This is the central item
                  /
               Child

Due to compaction, "Child" starts *right* of the central item even
though it is *left* of the item, structurally. This can lead to some
odd effects, namely that MM/LX thinks the item is to the right of the
central item and thus adds more children to the right. A work around is
to make sure the central item text is not longer than the text of its
children. In the beta, we are working on a solution to this problem,
which will be available in the next release.


Kind regards

Helmuth

> On Thu, 30 Aug 2001, Nathalie Bugeaud wrote:
> > to be exact, i herewith correct my "garbled text" as actually being the
> > "overlap" as explained below:
> >
> > >Using the latest mm.exe with meeting.mm from Helmuths example
> > >map there is a problem displaying the items in the first
> > >meeting. Zooming displays correctly, but in regular mode the
> > >items overlap. If I delete either of the children from the Todos
> > >entry it displays correctly. Adding a second Todos child to the
> > >second meeting causes this one to overlap also.
> >
> > is it possible that you have re-named the central item making it longer? The
> > arrows/lines do not seem to follow the longer text in the main item if
> > altered.
>
> Not in my case. To make sure it wasn't a problem with the file,
> I unzipped the original example map again. Display problem was
> still there. I have not encountered it so far in my own mapping.
>
> Mike
>
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Chris Lott wrote:

> Since this box was portable,
> they had a set of "eyeglasses" sold by Sony that let them view the
> video signal without needing a cumbersome monitor.  They "glasses"
> they had were reportedly $1K-$2K each, and had a flip-up mirror
> arrangement that let you view the picture completely in the dark,
> or alternatively as a heads-up image while you were also looking
> out in the "real world".  That was absolutely neat!  Unfortunately
> for the computer geeks, this particular model only supported ordinary
> NTSC video, and corresponding units that had VGA or better resolution
> were many times more expensive.

   I purchased a gadget called "iGlasses" that work with tv video
(not tried), and the 320x200 VGA mode.  They even had a 3D version
of the game "Heretic" that came with it.  It had a head tracker
built in that let you use your head like a poor joystick.  It uses
semi-transparent mirrors, so you could get the Heads Up Display
effect while you tried to get everything set up.  Then one installed
a shield to see the images without distraction.

>   This is getting waay off topic, better
> quit now.

  Aw..

Steve

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Date:         Thu, 30 Aug 2001 16:28:13 +0200
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Thu, 30 Aug 2001 16:30:53 +0200 (CET)

Hi all,
Has anyone managed to send SMS with Post/PDU using a Nokia 6210?
I decided to give it a try and had no luck sending directly from Post.
Copying messages to/from Post and the SIM-card was no problem.
Seems like the phone gives an error msg after the AT+CMGS command ;-(
BTW I used a cable connection.

Any ideas?


Regards
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Date:         Thu, 30 Aug 2001 10:10:23 -0500
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Hi Everyone,

We have an opportunity to purchase 30 96 meg upgrade kits via Mack. (We
would probably need to get and sell at least 20.)  As you might imagine
given your cost, Mack and my costs are also quite substantial.

Therefore, I need to have a good idea if there is a demand before we go
ahead.

If you really think you will want to get an upgrade or a refurbished unit
with the upgrade, please email me.  Your response isn't binding, but PLEASE
don't respond to me unless you are 100% sure you will purchase the upgrade
or unit.

Prices:
Upgrade to 96 meg:
From 2 or 4 meg: $999
From 5 or 6 meg:  964
From 8 meg: 934
From 32 meg: 799
From 64 meg: 599


Subject to availability -- currently we have only a few new units in stock
if that:

Used 200LX with 96 meg: 1225
New 200LX with 96 meg: 1499

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> OK, with all the OB800CT & LX owners out there, has anyone figured out
> how to exchange files via the IR?

They're using incompatible IR protocols (Irda on the 800, HP-SIR on the
LX), so IR (using the built-in IR transceivers) isn't possible unless
someone writes a driver to make one machine compatible with the other.
There are SIR drivers, and I've tried some on the 800CT with no luck.  I
imagine that at the hardware level, the IR devices for which the SIR
drivers were written (some off-shore notebook) differed from the 800's.

There may be some combination of Laplink that might work, tho I haven't
tested that exhaustively.  All in all, it's usually faster and more
reliable to swap the ol' PC card and do the transfer that way.  But of
course, if anyone knows a reliable way to transfer using the IR's, I'd like
to know too.

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I have a big spreadsheet of addresses for a control system that I'm working
on - (about 2,500 rows, by 13 columns - many of the rows are wide because
they describe the equipment or model).  I want to convert it to the database
program so that I can carry it with me, plus the dBase program is better for
searching.  I tried converting it to a comma separated file from it's native
Excel, and then converting it to dBase with the dbio program from super.
When I opened the converted file, it said it couldn't find a record.  I then
tried saving it to Lotus 123, and converting it to a csf via the add-in from
Super.  But, when I tried to use dbio.exe again, I ended up with the same
problem.  I think I did everything right for dbio.exe.  Does anyone have any
suggestions?

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I finally got off my butt and took inventory of what I have for sale.  All
of these items include standard US shipping.  If interested please contact
me privately.  I thought I would try the list first before listing these on
ebay.  Any questions please feel free to contact me.

Brand new (unused) 200LX 4 meg-1X speed (as shipped from factory)
Language: US English
Serial Number: SG80500805
Includes: original box & unopened manuals
Condition: brand new-never used
Price: $300.00

Like new 200LX-2 meg-1X speed (as shipped from factory)
Language: US English
Serial Number: SG62102250
Includes: original box & manuals
Condition: excellent
Price: $250.00 (Thaddeus sells for $300)

Used 200LX-8 meg-2X speed (Thaddeus upgraded, was 1 meg-1X speed)
Language: US English
Serial Number: SG53600968
Includes: manuals & carry case
Condition: repaired right side hinge crack, otherwise good condition
Price: $250.00 (Thaddeus sells for $400)

HP AC Adapter
Model Number: F1011A-ABA
Price: $25 (Thaddeus sells for $50)

One Outlet AC Adapter
Price: $20 (Thaddeus sells for $40)

2-HP Connectivity Cables
Model Number: F1015-80002
Price: $20 each (Thaddeus sells for $40)

2-Belkins Serial to Parallel Adapters
Model Number: F5F113
Price: $40 each (Thaddeus sells Greenwich for $70, I paid $90 each for
these)

Cigarette Lighter Adapter
Price: $15

Pocket Quicken Connect
Includes: manual & disk
Price: $10

PowerBasic v3.50
Includes: PB user guide, PB reference guide, disks & Sam s Learning Basic
book
Price: $50 (I paid $100 for PB software which is still sold and supported at
v3.50 for $100 at: www.powerbasic.com, learning basic book was $40.00)

Lotus 123 v2.4 (full version-same version that HP 200LX has on it)
Includes: Original box, manuals & disks
Price: $40

ABC/LX Advanced Battery Charging software
Includes: Manual & disk
Price: $15 (Thaddeus sells for $35)

Personal Food Analyst
Includes: Manual & PCMCIA card with software on card
Price: $7 (Thaddeus sells for $12)

Pretec 12MB ATA PCMCIA Flash Card
Price: $15.00 (you don t want to know what I paid for this)

2-SimpleTech 40MB ATA PCMCIA Flash Card
Price: $40 each (you don t want to know what I paid for these)

APEX  Mobile Plus Cellular V.34 33.6 Data/Fax Modem
Includes: Cable to connect modem to landline & cable to connect modem to
StarTAC Cellular phone.  Works well in 200LX.
Price: $40 (I paid $100 for modem & landline cable & $50 for StarTAC cable,
which I am including for no additional charge)

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Just an update on the items I have for sale.  The 200LX-1 meg is sold, and
so is the Pocket Quicken Connect software.  First come, first serve, and
those two were in minutes!

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Correction to my last update, the 200LX-2 meg is sold, not the 200LX-1 meg.
I don't have a 1 meg unit for sale.  Also I forgot about another large item.
I have 47 issues of the HP Palmtop Paper, dated from January 1993 to August
1999, and the HP 100LX/200LX Developer's Guide (over 572 pages), and 6
Subscriber Power Disks dated from 1993 to 1998.  This whole package price
is: $90, which includes $30 in shipping charges.  All the items weigh 20
pounds.  I called my local Mail Boxes, ETC, and they said for me to ship 20
pounds it would cost $30.

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> I tried converting it to a comma separated file from it's native
> Excel, and then converting it to dBase with the dbio program from super.
> When I opened the converted file, it said it couldn't find a record.  I
then
> tried saving it to Lotus 123, and converting it to a csf via the add-in
from
> Super.  But, when I tried to use dbio.exe again, I ended up with the same
> problem.  I think I did everything right for dbio.exe.  Does anyone have
any
> suggestions?

I've never tried dbio.exe, but if it works like gdbdump/gdbload (which I
have tried), then when you open the newly created DB for the first time
(and get the record msg), you have to re-define the subset (F6/All database
Items) before anything shows up.

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Here is an update on the items I have for sale that have been sold:

Pocket Quicken Connect
200LX-2 meg-1X speed
Travel Floppy & DoubleSpeed
1-40 meg flash card
One Outlet AC Adapter
ABC/LX

I will keep you up to date on what I have confirmed that is sold.  Thanks
everyone.

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Date:         Thu, 30 Aug 2001 11:45:06 -0700
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--- Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE> wrote:
> I'm considering to install secure device on my
> palmtop, instead of my
> current PGP setup to encrypt a file with personal
> data.

It's a nice program.

> How long does it take to decrypt data?
> In my PGP setup I use a 768 bit key, which needs
> about 15 sec to
> decrypt a text file which is 5 kB in size. Is Secdev
> faster?

In my setup (double speed 32M HP-LX), it takes about 2
seconds to copy a 5K file to the encrypted drive.


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Here is another update on the items I have for sale that have been sold:

Pocket Quicken Connect
200LX-2 meg-1X speed
Travel Floppy & DoubleSpeed
1-40 meg flash card
One Outlet AC Adapter
ABC/LX
1-Belkin's Serial to Parallel Adapter
APEX Cellular Modem

I will keep you up to date on what I have confirmed that is sold.  Thanks
everyone.

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Lasse,

> Hi all,
> Has anyone managed to send SMS with Post/PDU using a Nokia 6210?
> I decided to give it a try and had no luck sending directly from Post.
> Copying messages to/from Post and the SIM-card was no problem.
> Seems like the phone gives an error msg after the AT+CMGS command ;-(
> BTW I used a cable connection.

Try IrDA and it will work.

Using the cable connection requires cable XXX.

First you might see if it works using Datacom from SYSMGR. Just
type AT&F and see if you will get an OK?

Good luck!

Kind regards

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> What program is that?  Got a 680 and a 545, neither had such a program.

The CD that came with the Jornada is at the office and I am at home.  =
When I
started the CD, it had a menu option for HP utilities.  The conversion =
tools
were under there.  I will try to look for a more specific answer tomorrow.

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Excel ought to work.

Lotus includes a program specifically for DBase/123 conversions in the
retail DOS Lotus package.

Bob

Stephen Soper wrote:
>
> I have a big spreadsheet of addresses for a control system that I'm working
> on - (about 2,500 rows, by 13 columns - many of the rows are wide because
> they describe the equipment or model).  I want to convert it to the database
> program so that I can carry it with me, plus the dBase program is better for
> searching.  I tried converting it to a comma separated file from it's native
> Excel, and then converting it to dBase with the dbio program from super.
> When I opened the converted file, it said it couldn't find a record.  I then
> tried saving it to Lotus 123, and converting it to a csf via the add-in from
> Super.  But, when I tried to use dbio.exe again, I ended up with the same
> problem.  I think I did everything right for dbio.exe.  Does anyone have any
> suggestions?
>
> Thanks
> Steve
>
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Man, did not even get a chance to ask you about your stuff, now it is
gone.

Anyway, I hate to see you LXless. You introduced me to this list some
time ago. Unfortunately, you introduced me to the dreaded hinge crack
also!

Bob

Robert Hocking wrote:
>
> Here is an update on the items I have for sale that have been sold:
>
> Pocket Quicken Connect
> 200LX-2 meg-1X speed
> Travel Floppy & DoubleSpeed
> 1-40 meg flash card
> One Outlet AC Adapter
> ABC/LX
>
> I will keep you up to date on what I have confirmed that is sold.  Thanks
> everyone.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Robert Hocking
>
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From: "Lee Sublett" <wb0blv@codenet.net>
Subject: FS HP 200lx
Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2001 19:48:32 -0600

I have a HP200LX w/ 10 meg PC card and All manuals, and connectivity
cables/adapaters//  Best voffer get it.. Works great...>



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Fri, 31 Aug 2001 08:02:04 +0200 (CET)

09h57m58s ago ...
On Thu, 30 Aug 2001 22:04:06 +0200, Guenther Helmuth E. wrote:

> > Has anyone managed to send SMS with Post/PDU using a Nokia 6210?
>
> Try IrDA and it will work.
>
> Using the cable connection requires cable XXX.

Thanks for a quick response.
I already use the phone with Post/LX for mail both with cable and Irda.
My problem with PDU is that I can copy SMS messages to/from the SIM-card
from an SMS-box in Post but I cannot send them directly.
The AT+CMGS command gives an error.
 Regards
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Hi Lasse,

On Thu, 30 Aug 2001 16:28:13 +0200, Lasse Karlsson <Karlsson.Lasse@MAIL.COM> wrote:

> Thu, 30 Aug 2001 16:30:53 +0200 (CET)
> Hi all,
> Has anyone managed to send SMS with Post/PDU using a Nokia 6210?
> I decided to give it a try and had no luck sending directly from Post.
> Copying messages to/from Post and the SIM-card was no problem.
> Seems like the phone gives an error msg after the AT+CMGS command ;-(

You have to adjust the SMSC number in sms.tpl.
It is the SMS center number, i.e. the number you also set in the
telephone as SMS service center.

GTX
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Longden Loo <Longden_Loo@CANDLE.COM> wrote:


> > OK, with all the OB800CT & LX owners out there, has anyone figured out
> > how to exchange files via the IR?

> They're using incompatible IR protocols (Irda on the 800, HP-SIR on the
> LX), so IR (using the built-in IR transceivers) isn't possible unless
> someone writes a driver to make one machine compatible with the other.
> There are SIR drivers, and I've tried some on the 800CT with no luck.  I
> imagine that at the hardware level, the IR devices for which the SIR
> drivers were written (some off-shore notebook) differed from the 800's.

   I tried to track down the hardware specifications without much
luck.  Is there a Linux driver (with source) available?  What is
the SIR driver you have?

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i could try to program such a thing, but it is too hard to write an IrDA
stack myself.

i asked at D&A software if they would share their code or libraries from
IR.EXE, but i got no reply.

if someone knows a source to an IrDA stack, please drop me a hint.

alan krempler

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Date:    Thu, 30 Aug 2001 00:07:20 -0400
From:    Al Kind <MCHEM1@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU>
Subject: LX <--IR-->OB800

Thu, 30 Aug 2001 00:05:30 -0500 (EST)

OK, with all the OB800CT & LX owners out there, has anyone figured out
how to exchange files via the IR?

TIA & Cheers...AJKind

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> I have a big spreadsheet of addresses for a control system that I'm =
working
> on - (about 2,500 rows, by 13 columns - many of the rows are wide =
because
> they describe the equipment or model).

This may be too big for the built-in database program in the LX.  You can =
use a
free database program called Data Perfect on the LX which can handle =
databases
this large.  Data Perfect will import Comma-deliminated files.  I use =
Data
Perfect to track the 1500 or so books in my personal library.

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On Fri, 31 Aug 2001, Steve Carder wrote:

> > I have a big spreadsheet of addresses for a control system that I'm working
> > on - (about 2,500 rows, by 13 columns - many of the rows are wide because
> > they describe the equipment or model).
>
> This may be too big for the built-in database program in the LX.  You can use a
> free database program called Data Perfect on the LX which can handle databases
> this large.  Data Perfect will import Comma-deliminated files.  I use Data
> Perfect to track the 1500 or so books in my personal library.

An easy option (but it would lack the search functionality you desired)
would be to save the Excel file as a *.wk1 file and use it in the native
Lotus 123.

By the way, I believe the request was for a palmtop format database
file, but the Subject (...a dBase File) could be confused with another
database format.

Ted

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> Daniel asked:
>  >Do you use this "fastdb" TSR (or whatever its name is)? I think
>  >this could cause such problems, because, AFAIK, changes in the GDB
>  >are not really worked into the GDB, but appended, for
>  >faster processing, just like the "fast save" option of MS Word works.
>
> i am not sure if it is loaded or not; the instructions say to put fastdb.tsr
> into C:\_dat, but my autoexec.bat does not have this directory in its path

That directory does not have to be in the path and the fastdb.tsr does
not get executed by the user.  But if it is in that path or maybe
a:\_dat, the hp recognizes it and will run it as it boots.

> for example, the original areacode.gdb is only 12k, but mine has now swollen
> to 37k by just opening and closing it without any editing. If it gets too
> much, i import it into a new file and it will be again 12k, but then DBview
> won't give me subsets.

I THINK - open the file, edit one record, you don't have to actually
change any data, just re-write one or two letters in any field and then
close - it may then do "garbage collection" and shrink the file back
down.

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Subject:      FW: Palmtop & various other items

This is a list of items that I still have available, for the 200LX.  All
items work in the 200LX.  Rather than continue to tell you what I don't
have, I am listing what I do still have.  I will pay standard shipping to
the continental United States.  Lots of stuff has sold fast, thanks for the
bandwidth.

1-Used 200LX-8 meg-2X speed (Thaddeus upgraded, was 1 meg-1X speed)
Language: US English
Serial Number: SG53600968
Includes: manuals & carry case
Condition: repaired right side hinge crack, otherwise good condition
Price: $250.00 (Thaddeus sells for $400)

1-HP AC Adapter
Model Number: F1011A-ABA
Price: $25 (Thaddeus sells for $50)

2-HP Connectivity Cables
Model Number: F1015-80002
Price: $20 each (Thaddeus sells for $40)

1-Belkins Serial to Parallel Adapter
Model Number: F5F113
Price: $40 each (Thaddeus sells Greenwich for $70, I paid $90 each for
these)

1-Cigarette Lighter Adapter for 200LX (charge your LX while traveling)
Price: $15

1-PowerBasic v3.50
Includes: PB user guide, PB reference guide, disks & Sam s Learning Basic
book
Price: $50 (I paid $100 for PB software which is still sold and supported at
v3.50 for $100 at: www.powerbasic.com, learning basic book was $40.00)

1-Personal Food Analyst
Includes: Manual & PCMCIA card with software on card
Price: $7 (Thaddeus sells for $12)

1-SimpleTech 40MB ATA PCMCIA Flash Card
Price: $40 each (you don t want to know what I paid for this)

Best Regards,

Robert Hocking

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Date:         Fri, 31 Aug 2001 09:37:50 -0700
Reply-To:     Bob Christopher <bob@PALMTOP.COM>
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From:         Bob Christopher <bob@PALMTOP.COM>
Subject:      Convert *DB TO DBF
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Has anyone come across a utility that will convert the LX
databases (adb,pdb,mdb,wdb,etc) to dBase dbf format and
vice-versa?

Bob
..........................................................
 Bob Christopher  Littleton, Colorado USA  bob@palmtop.com
 . HP200LX Palmtop .Submini Cameras. Vintage Mechanicals .

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Date:         Fri, 31 Aug 2001 08:56:37 -0700
Reply-To:     Longden_Loo@CANDLE.COM
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From:         Longden Loo <Longden_Loo@CANDLE.COM>
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> > There are SIR drivers, and I've tried some on the 800CT with no luck.
I
> > imagine that at the hardware level, the IR devices for which the SIR
> > drivers were written (some off-shore notebook) differed from the 800's.
>
>    I tried to track down the hardware specifications without much
> luck.  Is there a Linux driver (with source) available?  What is
> the SIR driver you have?

I used the Puma driver disks that came with my son's Trogon notebook.  That
was a long time ago and I'm not even sure he has the disks anymore (or can
find them, being the kid he is).

- Longden

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Date:         Fri, 31 Aug 2001 13:24:13 -0400
Reply-To:     Ulrich Allen <Ulrich.Allen@GMX.DE>
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From:         Ulrich Allen <Ulrich.Allen@GMX.DE>
Subject:      HPLX <-> pcanywhere-host?
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Is there any chance to get a filetransfer to or from
a pcanywhere host with the hplx?
Has that been ever tried?
Uli

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Date:         Fri, 31 Aug 2001 14:25:12 -0400
Reply-To:     Domingo <dvm123@GMX.CO.UK>
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From:         Domingo <dvm123@GMX.CO.UK>
Subject:      Alternative to Int5f
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Hi all.  Anyone knows of a faster alternative to Int5f?   MMLX and Pal Edit
look pretty good with it on my Poqet Plus, but it is rather slow with the
screen drawing.  The screen is CGA and the machine is an xt, if that makes a
difference (I think one of the other emulators requires at least EGA).

TIA

Domingo

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Date:         Fri, 31 Aug 2001 21:55:16 +0200
Reply-To:     Lasse Karlsson <Karlsson.Lasse@MAIL.COM>
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From:         Lasse Karlsson <Karlsson.Lasse@MAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: SMS and Post/PDU with Nokia 6210
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Fri, 31 Aug 2001 21:43:51 +0200 (CET)

13h38m46s ago ...
On Fri, 31 Aug 2001 08:05:05 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> You have to adjust the SMSC number in sms.tpl.
> It is the SMS center number, i.e. the number you also set in the
> telephone as SMS service center.

Thanks for your advice.

Been there, done that... <G>

Here is a piece of the robot trace.
It seems like the:  SEND AT+CMGS=3D031 fails...?
Any ideas?

-----------------------------------------
PROCESS file c
PROCESS send AT+CMG$c3=3D$it\r
SEND AT+CMGS=3D031
PROCESS wait 4 >
GOT >AT+CMGS=3D031
><
PROCESS file r sms.pdu
PROCESS get
FGOT 07916407080007F811000C916437930821F40000AD13F0FA7C0E7A83D6F270BBA1682=
81A8A8602
PROCESS send $it
SEND 07916407080007F811000C916437930821F40000AD13F0FA7C0E7A83D6F270BBA1682=
81A8A8602
PROCESS send \032\r
SEND

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Date:         Fri, 31 Aug 2001 22:14:07 +0200
Reply-To:     Lasse Karlsson <Karlsson.Lasse@MAIL.COM>
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From:         Lasse Karlsson <Karlsson.Lasse@MAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: SMS and Post/PDU with Nokia 6210
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Fri, 31 Aug 2001 22:10:02 +0200 (CET)

The trace I tried to send got truncated by the CTRL<Z>

Here is a new try
--------------------------------
PROCESS file c
PROCESS send AT+CMG$c3=3D$it\r
SEND AT+CMGS=3D031
PROCESS wait 4 >
GOT >AT+CMGS=3D031
><
PROCESS file r sms.pdu
PROCESS get
FGOT 07916407080007F811....snipped
PROCESS send $it
SEND 07916407080007F811....snipped
PROCESS send \032\r
SEND          ctrl<Z>
PROCESS file c
PROCESS
PROCESS :send_status
PROCESS get
GOT >07916407080007F811....snipped
PROCESS if (begin ERROR) send_error
PROCESS if (begin OK) send_ok
PROCESS if (!begin +CMG) send_status
PROCESS get
GOT ><
PROCESS if (begin ERROR) send_error
PROCESS if (begin OK) send_ok
PROCESS if (!begin +CMG) send_status
PROCESS get
GOT >> <
PROCESS if (begin ERROR) send_error
PROCESS if (begin OK) send_ok
PROCESS if (!begin +CMG) send_status
PROCESS get
GOT >+CMS ERROR: 38<
PROCESS if (begin ERROR) send_error
PROCESS if (begin OK) send_ok
PROCESS if (!begin +CMG) send_status
PRHanging up...
OCESS get
GOT BEFORE TIMEOUT: ><
Freeing rand
Freeing c8=3D'c:\bin\wwwlx\'
Freeing c9=3D'c:\_dat\wwwlx\sms\'
Freeing c3=3D'S'
Freeing c4=3D'sending'
Freeing c5=3D'SENDING'
Freeing n5
Freeing n1
Freeing c1=3D'SMSC: +46708000708
To: +46733980124
puss o kram



'
Freeing c6=3D'SMS'
Freeing c2=3D'm'
Freeing n2

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Date:         Fri, 31 Aug 2001 23:05:27 +0200
Reply-To:     Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE>
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From:         Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE>
Subject:      Fwd: HP Backup Messages
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Hi friends,

I'm sorry!!!

"My" idea wasn't actually my idea!
I just found a message in my private email inbox, which I haven't read
by now, written by David Solinas.
He suggested exactly what I have posted about the appts.ini
İFORTUNECOOKIE¨ idea of notifying me about the backup success.

I don't think David minds if I send his message to the list:

--- begin of forwarded message ---

From: "Solinas, David M." <dsolinas@ubspainewebber.com>
To: "'palmtop@epost.de'" <palmtop@epost.de>
Subject: HP Backup Messages
Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 09:06:22 -0400

Hi Daniel.  In HPLX-L, you wrote:

> What I'm looking for is a way to let the palmtop notify me about the
> failed backup automatically if I switch it on the next morning.
> I think about something like the greeting message of the appointment
> book, containint not a palmtop tip, but the message "backup failed last
> night".

I have my backup script write its results to the appts.ini file.
It tells me how many files it copied to the flash card, and when.
Right now, my greeting message is:

        Backup found 8 new data files
        Wed Aug 15 18:36:03 GMT 2001

I'll send you my script if you like, but it uses the MKS Toolkit for
some Unix-like commands (rm, echo, paste, find, touch, date and cat).
The idea is that I keep a file called "apptsini.tpl" (meaning template),
which has the following lines in it:

        İEMPTYDAY¨
        COUNT=1
        001=No new or due items today.

        İFORTUNECOOKIE¨
        COUNT=1
        ;  =  İ...¨  ~ İ...¨  ~

That last line is a commented line that shows the format of the fortune
cookie lines -- I took out a bunch of spaces for this Email.  The tilde
is a line terminator, and you can only have 46 chars per each of the two
lines.  So there were 46 blanks before each tilde.  This line comes with
the appts.ini file.

Then, my script makes a temp file with the line:

        001=Backup found 8new data files~Wed Aug 15 18:36:03 GMT 2001

(no ending tilde, I notice).  Finally, I append the temp file to the
template file, and write it as c:\_dat\appts.ini, and that's it.
Again, let me know if you want the script.  It's pretty simple.

BTW, have you heard from Chris Lott about the next version of REX2HP?
I've mailed him twice w/o a reply, and I don't want to keep bothering
him.

Dave Solinas

--- end of forwarded message ---

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Date:         Sat, 1 Sep 2001 01:21:17 +0000
Reply-To:     Russel Brooks <rlbrooks@POBOX.COM>
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From:         Russel Brooks <rlbrooks@POBOX.COM>
Subject:      Re: Alternative to Int5f
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Domingo wrote:
> Hi all.  Anyone knows of a faster alternative to Int5f?   MMLX and Pal Edit
> look pretty good with it on my Poqet Plus, but it is rather slow with the
> screen drawing.  The screen is CGA and the machine is an xt, if that makes a
> difference (I think one of the other emulators requires at least EGA).

I don't think it is faster but PALRUN was supposed to replace
Int5f (I think).

Cheers... Russ

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Date:         Fri, 31 Aug 2001 22:51:35 -0400
Reply-To:     Robert Hocking <hocking@TIR.COM>
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From:         Robert Hocking <hocking@TIR.COM>
Subject:      FS: 3 items left

This is all I have left:

1-HP Connectivity Cables
Model Number: F1015-80002
Price: $20 each (Thaddeus sells for $40)

1-Belkins Serial to Parallel Adapter
Model Number: F5F113
Price: $40 each (Thaddeus sells Greenwich for $70, I paid $90 each for
these)

1-PowerBasic v3.50
Includes: PB user guide, PB reference guide, disks & Sam s Learning Basic
book
Price: $50 (I paid $100 for PB software which is still sold and supported at
v3.50 for $100 at: www.powerbasic.com, learning basic book was $40.00)

Best Regards,

Robert Hocking

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