Re: Screen saver format - application/x-pmd

>> At least one of the Telus users is apparently working on the BitPim
>> code to make a version which will work with the Telus version of the
>> Samsung A670.
>>
>> Vic
>
> I'm on the sprint network, from what I've read the A620 (the phone
> spec site), the A620 is only used by sprint
>

The pm325 is also only available on the Sprint network.  The pmd in this 
case does hold an animated sequence of frames.

I'm making friends with fileinfo.py right now <g>.

- Ed

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Todd Imboden" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 7:41 AM
Subject: Re: [BitPim-devel] Screen saver format - application/x-pmd


>> > the gcd file is a descriptor file like a .jad would be to a .jar
>> > file... I don't know how many phones use it, obviously yours and my
>> > phone which is the Samsung A620
>>
>> You wouldn't happen to be using the Telus network would you? There has
>> been a lot of discussion on the Yahoo  A670 group about the differences
>> between the Verizon and Telus versions of that Samsung phone. There is
>> mention of ".gcd" files there.
>> e.g. http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/samsung_a670/message/3049
>>
>> At least one of the Telus users is apparently working on the BitPim
>> code to make a version which will work with the Telus version of the
>> Samsung A670.
>>
>> Vic
>
> I'm on the sprint network, from what I've read the A620 (the phone
> spec site), the A620 is only used by sprint
>
>
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