Re:I am in serious need of Note Studio Full Version 3.3.2 for Windows a
"Steve" <dayguess-/[email protected]> Sat, 15 Aug 2009 20:03:11 -0000
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hi- they actually gave me the rights to continue development and the full source code. so if you need a copy, let me know off-line. unfortunately though, with the demise of my palm pda and the lack of foresight from palm on the webos, i haven't devoted much time at all to updating notestudio. if there was interest from other developers, it would be nice to join forces and maybe get some updates released. i know people are clamoring for vista compatibility and a good winmo client. steve notestudio (at) gmail.com --- In [email protected], mcbgraham <mcbgraham@...> wrote: > > Interesting what happens when software becomes "deadware". The site states > that since the Palm platform has declined, so did their income so they > stopped supporting it or offering it for sale. No mention of being able to > obtain it at all, in fact it says "cryogenically sealed" as they can't > devote any resources to it. To bad they didn't just release it for open > source or something, or offer a reduced price for the version up until they > ceased developing it. > > I have no idea what it was doing for you, but you might want to try > Evernote. I too have a Centro and find the apps I use the most are... > Gtasks,Gmail,maps,handyshopper, and of course the assorted phone stuff. > Goosync for syncing the calender for free. You can use Dial2do to send > notes to your Evernote account by voice and you can access them on the phone > if you have a data plan. If you don't have a data plan, you might want to > still use Evernote and just use the phone to send things to it accessing it > from your computer. > > Caroline > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >