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2007-01-24
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@ "Almost there!" (Monte Christo, Count of)
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2007-01-24
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2007-01-24
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@ Italy
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However, the usability is limited, because the documents I watch (e.g. my bus table) must be zoomed in order to make the text readable, and then the horizontal scrollbar appears. At that moment the right button click just scrolls sideways, there doesn't seem to be a way to go to the next page through buttons.
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2007-01-24
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2007-01-24
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GPE Calendar does provide an import (and synchronisation) which works well for me with ScheduleWorld and Google Calendar.
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2007-01-24
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I have already written a simple freeware program called OutLink that is available somewhere on this website, that extracts your Outlook data into an XML file.
Can't anybody take that free software and figure out a way to get it populated into the complicated labyrinth of folders and data within Linux Maemo/Debian? I guess not.
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2007-01-24
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It's done (late, admittedly): OS 2007 includes an alarm framework:
http://maemo.org/platform/docs/howto...face_bora.html
Hopefully GPE will be updated to use it shortly.
C++ should be possible with gtkmm/maemomm and possibly Laika/CDT in Eclipse.
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2007-01-24
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Therein lies the problem; you have used that hopefully word again. This same type of teary-eyed plea for hobbyist developers to update free software, (with no incentive to support or enhance it) is very familiar to me, as a former Newton user.
I am under the impression that the 770 is already running its last OS version.
Should and possibly don't work for me. I don't work in should/could/would/possibly/probably.
Does anybody in the world, including Nokia, Hello?, know where I can download a toolkit that I can install, without spending months trying to get it to possibly work, so that I can build the stuff I want?
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2007-01-24
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as to gui points, a good article in many respects and I can understand why there isn't more drag n drop functionality, some kind of "scrap" effect on the "desktop" and resizable "windows" for apps. it does seems to make the overall feel somewhat dated.