Re: Question about Datebk6...please help

Hi,

On iPhone and iTouch you have a couple option that deal with iCal on Mac and iPhone, it read iCal on iPhone so there is no needs for GoogleCal, but nothing very close to DateBk. You have SaiSuke that is nice (Google or iCal), WeekCal also a nice app but week view only, MyWeek is unstable, Hachi Calendar good, AroundCal that could be a very nice alternative, I do use right now Week Cal but did use SaiSuke a lot, Pocket informant is coming soon with native iPhone calendar sync.
I bought or use the Lite version of all those apps trying to make my mind.

Regards,

Luc

--- In [email protected], "Marcia Sue Clever, MD" <LeStressMD@...> wrote:
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> Hyperscheduler....
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> My head spun twice reading your question! LOL! Your question is beyond me...maybe someone else in the thread can help with specifics. My comment about exporting comes from CESD at Pimlico itself...and I now share with you what was sent to me:
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> There are no programs from Pimlico Software at this time that run on the 
> iPhone/iPod nor is there likely to be anything in the near future. Android 
> is more likely to be implemented first. However, quite a few Palm Users are 
> now using an iPhone along with Pimlical on the desktop to update Google 
> Calendar directly so you have the benefit of a more powerful calendar 
> application to update google Calendars the information in which is then 
> pushed directly to iphone, Android and WinMob phones (but that would still 
> be using the regular native calendar application).
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> Do note, however, that one advantage of Pimlical is that it has a feature 
> (in registered versions) to export the Palm calendar as an industry-standard 
> iCalendar file which can then be imported into most other calendar 
> applications.....
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> Cheers!
> CESD, Pimlico Software, Inc.
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> I have not tried any of this BECAUSE I am Mac all the time, so I do not have access to Pimlical. Once it is available on Mac, I will be trying it.
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> Your other question....
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> It seems to me that *if* you could perform the step for which I admit I need clarification, then couldn't you also reverse the process by, say, scheduling directly on your iPhone and then following the process that you described so that the information ultimately ends up back on your PalmOS device?
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> ........to the best of my knowledge the answer is no. It is a one-way action and that is the down-side.
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> And lastly......
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> I am very eager to solve this issue because I often contemplate whether it is possible to keep my iPhone-to-Google Calendar-to-Pimlical system BUT to also add a DateBk6-running Centro to the mix!
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> For example, what would happen if I made a change to Google Calendar, and then later in the day I decide to make a change to the same entry on a Centro?  Later in the evening, I assume that I would run Pimlical, sync Pimlical with Google Calendar, but *then* would I hotsync so that Pimlical could obtain the changes that I made on the Centro itself? 
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> .........wow, I do not know for sure. I would think each action you are doing between two "machines" would update those machines to have identical databases (unless you told one machine to overwrite the other.) It would likely be multiple steps, but I think you should be able to do what you asked (as long as all software is compatible.) Anybody out there know a definitive answer?
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> Marcia
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>  LeStressMD
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> Marcia Sue Clever, MD
> LeStressMD@...
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: hyperscheduler <hyperscheduler@...>
> To: pimlicodatebk <[email protected]>
> Sent: Thu, Aug 19, 2010 5:02 pm
> Subject: [pdbk] Re: Question about Datebk6...please help
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> Hi Marcia,
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> I see what you mean.  I have a question, though, regarding your statement that, after scheduling on a PalmOS device like a Palm T/X and then syncing to Pimlical, you could (or wish you could) "export the data in the proper format and load it on my iPhone."
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> I love scheduling and calendaring but I am something of a layperson when it comes to computers.  Can you please clarify *that* particular step?
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> It seems to me that *if* you could perform the step for which I admit I need clarification, then couldn't you also reverse the process by, say, scheduling directly on your iPhone and then following the process that you described so that the information ultimately ends up back on your PalmOS device?
> 
> I am very eager to solve this issue because I often contemplate whether it is possible to keep my iPhone-to-Google Calendar-to-Pimlical system BUT to also add a DateBk6-running Centro to the mix!
> 
> For example, what would happen if I made a change to Google Calendar, and then later in the day I decide to make a change to the same entry on a Centro?  Later in the evening, I assume that I would run Pimlical, sync Pimlical with Google Calendar, but *then* would I hotsync so that Pimlical could obtain the changes that I made on the Centro itself?   
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> All the best,
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> HyperScheduler
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> --- In [email protected], "Marcia Sue Clever, MD" <LeStressMD@> wrote:
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> > Hi Hyperscheduler,
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> > 
> > One problem with Google Calendar is confidentiality concerns. I use my Palm T/X to do all my medical office scheduling (I am a private practicing physician, one woman band.) So, the content of what I need to "sync" is patient names and phone numbers....that is why Palm T/X direct to my computer (no cloud) has been so great. I wish Pimlical was available for Mac. I would do the scheduling on Datebk6, sync to Pimlical, export the data in the proper format and load it on my iPhone. Not the best solution....I still would not be able to add to the iPhone and have it end up on my Palm T/X. But a start. SIGH.
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> > Marcia
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> >  LeStressMD
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> > Marcia Sue Clever, MD
> > LeStressMD@
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> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: hyperscheduler <hyperscheduler@>
> > To: pimlicodatebk <[email protected]>
> > Sent: Thu, Aug 19, 2010 1:45 pm
> > Subject: [pdbk] Re: Question about Datebk6...please help
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> > Hi Crystal,
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> > I do not know the answer to your question BUT it may be possible to achieve what you are talking about by buying ANY modern-day superphone and then setting up that phone to sync with Google Calendar.
> > 
> > For example, my wife and I each have an iPhone and we each have our iPhone's calendar set-up to automatically synch everything with our seperately maintained Google Calendars.
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> > I frequently accept her invitations, just like you have described below.
> > 
> > When Pimlical comes to the Mac, I plan on buying my first-ever iMac and then using Pimlical as a way to customize/refine/perfect the calendar that I maintain on Google Calendar and access on my iPhone.  You can achieve this right now buy buying Pimlical for your Windows-based PC/computer.
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> > Finally, you may want to consider an Android-based phone so that you will have the option of running Pimlical as an "app." directly on your Android-based phone.
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> > Good luck!
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> > Sincerely,
> > 
> > HyperScheduler
> > 
> > --- In [email protected], "tastefully_crystal" <crystaldvorakaud@> wrote:
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> > > I am a previous palm user (before it was phone capable) and LOVED Datebk
> > > My husband and I are considering getting Palms, but I need to know if we are able to "share" events on our calendars. Example, if I set up an event for my daughters dentist appt I can send it to him so he "accepts" it to put it on his calendar too.
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> > > Does anyone know if this is possible like it is on blackberry?
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> > > Thanks
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