RE: [HS] Android replacement for HandyShopper
"Claudio Brusadin" <[email protected]> Fri, 25 Nov 2011 17:24:35 -0600
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That is a very good news, I am using ToMarket myself but it lacks a lot of features that HS has. Now I would love to try this new app but how do I convert the HS or better the ToMarket database to xml? I have not found any way in HS or in HSUtilities, it just exports to notepad, and ToMarket only in csv. Hope some merciful soul can guide me through this. Thanks in advance Claudio De: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] En nombre de Greg Gaub Enviado el: Viernes, 25 de Noviembre de 2011 03:23 p.m. Para: [email protected] Asunto: Re: [HS] Android replacement for HandyShopper AndersBroe wrote: >I was one of many satisfied HandyShopper users. Chris Antos had made the perfect shopping app for the PalmPilot, and I even went so far to that I bought a Windows Mobile phone because Chris had ported HandyShopper to Windows Mobile. >But enough was enough. My next phone was to be an Android - but how could I survive without HandyShopper? I couldn't, and I couldn't find an appropriate substitute for Android - so I had to clone it myself. >AndshoBBer is the result - currently in beta. In some ways worse, in some ways different but in many ways inspired by HandyShopper. I hope Chris Antos sees this as a tribute, not a plagiarism. >You may download AndShoBBer from https://market.android.com/details?id=dk.andbb.andshobber.database >https://sites.google.com/site/andshobber/ > > I see that one can convert their HS lists to XML and then import to AndShoBBer. What, if any, data loss is there after the import process? I look forward to trying this out myself when I have some more time this weekend. Until then, you can look forward to many questions about your software and help using it via this forum. This one is on the edge of HandyShopper compatability, since although it does require export/import like other apps, rather than being able to open HS databases outright, the process does seem at least a bit more direct, and /hopefully/ lossless. As such, I won't be all "on topic nazi" when it comes to this app. Let's see where this takes us. :) -Greg [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]