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Subject: Re: Palm Software Upgrade?

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Michael Steinberg

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Date Posted: 05:51:36 12/18/03 Thu
In reply to: novopalm 's message, "Re: Palm Software Upgrade?" on 21:07:38 12/08/03 Mon

If I understand correctly, you want to use one palmOne ROM based program in a different palmOne device. Sadly, since these are ROM (Read-Only Memory) based programs, they can't be copied and moved to another device.

Sorry

>Michael,
>
>Thank you for your reply. I'm not sure whether we're
>on the same page, though. Our problem is about
>application, not data file. See, Zire71 is
>pre-installed with "AddressBook" and "DateBook"
>whereas Tungsten E is equipped with newer software
>called "Contacts" and "Calendar." We like the latters
>better, so my wife wanted to upgrade her organizer
>applications. She has her data files synchronized
>between desktop and palm, all she needs I guess is to
>install the newer apps. The question is how?
>
>novopalm
>
>
>>Sounds like you should come to a PUG meeting.
>>
>>Changing devices is usually pretty easy, since most
>>people store a copy of there data somewhere on their
>>desktop. Normally, its a matter of making sure your
>>hotsync is properly set up. I need clarification.
>>Where is her data now? Is it in a desktop program,
>>such as Palm Desktop or Outlook?
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>My wife has Zire71, and since I've gotten Tungsten E,
>>>she wished to upgrade her AddressBook to Contacts,
>and
>>>DateBook to Calendar. We're newbies; what would we
>>>need to do?
>>>
>>>novopalm

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