StoryServer — Preview 11 — b56 — MyPhoneExplorer, Fol der Types, Cloud API Keys, Calendar, Phone and Forms!

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StoryServer — Preview 11 — b56 — MyPhoneExplorer, Folder Types, Cloud API Keys, Calendar, Phone and Forms Building API Bridges MyPhoneExplorer uses DDE integration to communicate with a certain one-pane organizer. (See how StoryServer’s UTF7 DDE integration https://medium.com/@polywickstudio/storyserver-utf7-extended-ecco-compatible-dde-6fc7e6beaa71 was made)
 
What if, an API-compatible DDE interface was built, such that, third-party apps which interact with StoryServer can obtain similar results?
 
Netizens would scoff at this idea— “DDE is outdated”, “DDE is for idiots” and so on…
 
Folder Type The folder-type system is exposed to the menus. This allows a customer to easily change folder-types.

 

 Cloud API Keys In order to access Google Contacts, Google Calendar, Google Notes, Apple iCloud, Microsoft Win-Contacts, you, the reader, must setup the app to use client-access.
 The world’s hardest holiday system One of the unique features about Ecco, is the dual-holiday, unique calendar system and multiple ways to specify Start of Week, Start of Week.


 Phonebook? Form? How about both? There are two ways to add forms —
 If you add via “Tools | Manage Forms…” the form is available in PhoneBook view.
 If you add via “Phonebook | ChangePhoneBook form”, the form is only specific to Phone-Book
 In StoryServer, this has been conveniently merged into one dialog-box, with multiple button-headers on top.
 The button-headers allows you to filter the dialog-box by form-type.
 


See:

 https://medium.com/@polywickstudio/storyserver-preview-11-b56-myphoneexplorer-folder-types-cloud-api-keys-calendar-phone-dde8a6aacf23 https://medium.com/@polywickstudio/storyserver-preview-11-b56-myphoneexplorer-folder-types-cloud-api-keys-calendar-phone-dde8a6aacf23