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Palm OS

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Palm OS

Palm OS

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Does anyone know how to determine which version of the Palm V operating system OS that you are running. My Palm decided to temporarily die on me a couple weeks ago and I had updated the OS a month or so back. When I revived the Palm I think the old OS was installed.

RE: Palm OS

Sure.  Select the "home" icon and select the "pull-down menu" icon.  From the "App" pull-down menu, select "info".  This will give you a view of your used/free memory and a list of the applications you have installed.  At the bottom of the screen, choose "version", and the display will change to show the version of the OS you are using, and the versions of each of the apps you have installed.
(Note: YMMV. These were the prompts which worked for my Palm V, OS 3.1.1 )
Hope this helps!

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