Re: Desktop editor?

Jeffrey Kaplan <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.handhelds.palm.iconmgr
Organization EAS Agamemnon
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Tue, 3 Jan 2006 16:31:42 -0800 Chris Antos wrote:

> LOL, let me turn that around and ask why would I want to spend a ton of time 
> doing that?  I can't think of any reason I'd want to do that.

Charge a reasonable fee for it, and you should be able to make some
money off of it.

I find it's easier to a lot of things on the desktop rather than on the
palmtop for several reasons, including a more comfortable data entry
method, larger screen, etc.

Specifically, what I'm interested in doing is concatenating all of my
"resource/backup" icon databases into One Big Collection so I can weed
out functional duplicates, etc.  It's damn near impossible to do that
weeding from the Palm since it can only show a maximum of 130 icons at
one time on a 320x320 display.  And it would be easier to join them
all, weed the dupes, then re-split into topical databases (this one has
food related icons, this one has transportation related icons, etc)
because I could select +all+ remaining icons of a type at once, than to
keep shuffling back and forth between a dozen databases to relocate the
icons between databases.

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