Re: Shadow and the Palm desktop in Vista
"Ken Latham" <[email protected]>
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It would be wicked (cool) if you two could get something going there. DateBk has never focused much on handling ToDo organization, especially the way Shadow does. I kind of doubt he has any real plans to move into that area. But I guess now would be the time to find out! Ken --- In [email protected], Bert Latamore <bertlatamore@...> wrote: > > Jeff, > > Yes, Pimlical has been released as a pretty stable beta. I have been playing with it for several weeks. > > Bert Latamore > Freelance Editorial Consultant > > > > > ________________________________ > From: Jeff Mitchell <skeezix@...> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Monday, December 29, 2008 11:42:41 AM > Subject: Re: [shadow-discuss] Shadow and the Palm desktop in Vista > > > On Sun, 28 Dec 2008, Bert Latamore wrote: > > # I was wondering, if I use Shadow in Windows to create and organize > # tasks, can I then export those tasks to the Palm desktop directly, that > # is without an actual Palm handheld involved? > > No; Palm Desktop uses a format which makes it annoying; ie: I can > go into details but suffic tro say that the format changes slightly many > many times, and is highl discouraged to be written to directly. I think > the yhandled thoe files all the wrong way myself.. > > Anyway, as a result, most applications (mine included) go through > the handhelds (or emulators/simulator s) to get to the desktop. > > # As you may know, CES Dewer has released Pimlicay, his new Java-based > # PIM application, and I am moving toward replacing my Palm T3 with my > # Vista-based Vaio UX handheld. At the same time I am now running a > # complex little project (writing/editing a bork) and want to use Shadow > # tostrack the progress of the chapters through the creation process. > # Hence my question. > > Do you mean Pimlical? > > Is that released on in 'preview'? > > jeff > > -- > If everyone would put barbecue sauce on their food, there would be no war. > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >