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Originally Posted by pichlo View Post
If you can call that "natively export". If I were the judge, I would not accept an evidence thus obtained without asking additional questions.

What I call a native export is something like a PC suite for backing up your PIM, with an export functionality. I am not aware of any platform that got it right since Palm OS (but then, I have no clue about WM, iOS and BB). Nokia has tried but did not quite succeed. Jolla has not even tried.
Natively export as in copy that file to your pc, run queries to export to any other file format you want/expect. You can probably even import it into M$ acce$$ (is writing like this still a thing?) straight away. Or just use the script from TJC, or modify it. Expecting Jolla to provide export to Symbian/BB/WP/iOS and every other possible device is a bit weird. If they had used some proprietary Jolla only format and encryption and hidden the filesystem, yeah some kind of windows only pc suite for export/backup surely would be better than nothing.

I think you've misspelt "independent developers". Modrana and Poor Maps come to mind.
Oh okay, did not consider Maps application to be 'service' by Jolla, but in that regard, yeah. Kind of a bummer. Still believe the intention behind limiting the allowed libs is quality for end users using harbour and they do increase that number, albeit slowly
 

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