RE: 0.7.26 now available

> > I just tried the latest CVS to see if Stephen's patch fixed my Sanyo
PM8200
> > calendar ringtone problem, but I couldn't get that far.
>
> Even though calendar related, the prototypes.py patch was specific to
> the Samsung SPH-A620.

Stephen,
Regarding the CVS patch, I was referring to your check in of
com_sanyo8200.py to, "Get the right ID for default Calendar ringer."

> Maybe the year 4000 is an artifact of the entry being a repeating
> entry?  If so, describe it completely or send me a zip of your bitpim
> database (bitpim.db).
>
> 			Thanks, Stephen

> bpcalendar set this to indicate a "forever" or no-end-date repeat event.
The current work-around is to set an > end date to those events.
>
> -Joe Pham

I have 28 birthdays and anniversaries in my Outlook Calendar, all with no
end date. Even if I hadn't used the filter feature in BitPim's import,
doesn't each event get imported individually, so that looking at the repeat
value in Outlook is redundant?

I would expect BitPim to import whatever is in Outlook, up to its limit,
then write as many events to the phone as it will hold. FYI, DataPilot sets
a maximum limit of six months for both import and write. I could certainly
live with that. :-)

If necessary, I can add end dates to my events, but I would rather that
BitPim handle it. I'll be glad to send you a zip of bitpim.db if it will
help.

Thanks,
Jim



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