Re: Everything we need.... we still have!!

Martin Ossio via NewtonTalk <[email protected]>
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 Hi Dan,
Fatal flaw coming to End :)
IN and OUT is working quite nicely for most things, via email on Einstein.
I love to take notes in meetings, in checklist form, re-arrange them as needed, and then sending them by email.Many people want a Newton already!!
It feels great to be able to send this wonderful lists!!
I have posted a temporal working solution for email on NewtonCity.orgI am still looking for a better 100% free solution for email.
I have just received a MP 2000 with no WifiCard, which I have already ordered and hope to pickup myself next week in NYC.
(I live in Peru, and some eBay offers do not ship to Peru, but I have to go to NYC now and then.)
While I have to confess than using Einstein on a big screen pen Android is becoming very pleasurable, I look forward to hear the sounds my Newton next week!!
To unleash the full potential of the Newton, that mix Text and Drawing, I am working to trying to make PDFs for printing or emailing them.
I am programmer, but not an expert in what is needed, so I have been looking now for some days, for others programmers to help.
I have hi hopes for a FreeLancer I have found in Argentina to help me in a way to making a Wireless Printing to PDF (and actual print) first step solution.
I will keep you updated on any progress....
Cheers!
Martin




    On Monday, April 29, 2019, 2:15:20 AM GMT-5, Dan <[email protected]> wrote:  
 
 Not quite everything.  Ernestine needs work.  While it *could* be, it has one fatal flaw: you can't get data in or out.  It is more of an island than our actual Newts, which is why I never got into it.  There are wonderful Android tablets out there now that would be perfect for Newt use, but again you have that data import/export problem.  Now if this has been licked and I missed it somehow, please do let me know.

I think that once this is done and is stable, our Newts are truly immortal then.  I can only imagine the development that could be done at that point.  Sadly I am not a programmer, or would help.

-Dan

On 4/28/2019 9:37 PM, Martin Ossio via NewtonTalk wrote:
> Hi everyone!
> 
> The best Newtons minds!!
> We collectively have some money!
> They say, all you need is Love, we also have it for our Newtons!
> 
> I have just came to realize we have absolutely everything we could posible need to accomplish anything that might be needed!
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     On Monday, April 29, 2019, 2:15:20 AM GMT-5, Dan <[email protected]> wrote:  
 
 Not quite everything.  Ernestine needs work.  While it *could* be, it has one fatal flaw: you can't get data in or out.  It is more of an island than our actual Newts, which is why I never got into it.  There are wonderful Android tablets out there now that would be perfect for Newt use, but again you have that data import/export problem.  Now if this has been licked and I missed it somehow, please do let me know.

I think that once this is done and is stable, our Newts are truly immortal then.  I can only imagine the development that could be done at that point.  Sadly I am not a programmer, or would help.

-Dan

On 4/28/2019 9:37 PM, Martin Ossio via NewtonTalk wrote:
> Hi everyone!
> 
> The best Newtons minds!!
> We collectively have some money!
> They say, all you need is Love, we also have it for our Newtons!
> 
> I have just came to realize we have absolutely everything we could posible need to accomplish anything that might be needed!
*snip*
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