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Converting datebook.dat
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"Puma tech" makes a program called Intellisync
It allows you to to get data from any Palm app.
and lets you choose which fields to save and a date range.
Fantastic product. I got it for my wife cause she does here time sheet in her Palm VII and I created an Access database to uplink the Calendar.dat file to it and print it out.
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"Puma tech" makes a program called Intellisync
It allows you to to get data from any Palm app.
and lets you choose which fields to save and a date range.
Fantastic product. I got it for my wife cause she does here time sheet in her Palm VII and I created an Access database to uplink the Calendar.dat file to it and print it out.
check out this link on my WEB site.
DougP, MCP
Visit my WEB site to see how Bar-codes can help you be more productive
manivannan
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Are there any PC utilities for converting .mdb files to another format .dat for my palm applications ?
I think Intellisync is not what you want, because you want to covert a file, not sync.
I don't know any app that can transform the .dat file in a csv, but if you want to integrate the file to your own soft I'd recommend to open the datebook Conduit sample (that comes free in the CDK in ) where the file is created and look at the logic that it uses to create it and invert it to read it.
Still if you want to sync I recommend the Extended systems product (XTND Connect Server) it is easier to use and more powerful.
I don't know any app that can transform the .dat file in a csv, but if you want to integrate the file to your own soft I'd recommend to open the datebook Conduit sample (that comes free in the CDK in ) where the file is created and look at the logic that it uses to create it and invert it to read it.
Still if you want to sync I recommend the Extended systems product (XTND Connect Server) it is easier to use and more powerful.
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