I noticed you're implication in your post you were able to resync and have the icons reappear.
thinking there might be problem with garnet i removed it and installed it again (after rebooting) and re-resynced.
Splashshopper sync only syncs part of list Pc#
resyncing however did not bring them back, though the programs on both the pc and the n800 showed them all be synced. I have forgotten now which, but some program (?avantgo?) caused a catastrophic crash and all the palm program icons disappeared from the selection screen. The only feature I would add is: shareable, community lists.
Right-click on any of your deleted files or folders to restore them. The app is available on iOS and WatchOS and syncs between the two with all the data in. You’ll immediately see your deleted files as part of the file listing. i was able to sync what appeared to be all my programs and data from my clie version of palm and most of them worked, including To view and restore your deleted files you’ll want to go to the web panel and click the trashcan icon. i loaded garnet for the 810 on my 800 with 2008 on it. Still, now that the window area is so small, it is difficult to write there. Pennovate Notes and CalenNotes do not work. Two other nice programs that were not too cheap also do not work, but do not crash quite so badly. However, I have not tried to do much with it until I can be sure garnet is stable - as it was erased once again last night with my attempt to load Good Fortune, a really cute, rather sophisticated fortune cookie app. However, I only had the old version downloaded and it crashed garnet, erasing all of the palm apps. I am pleased that Oxford Dictionary, the latest version, works. Handmark Scrabble, the early version, works great. I have an extensive grocery list built up over the years and the way HS manages the lists is great. My favorite freeware title HandyShopper works. A couple of the only apps I have purchased in the year I have had my phone. So these are applications that I have paid for in the past 4 years or so and work.īookworm (my favorite of the Astraware games) You can set it to activating data and syncing every few hours at night or to. The only problem with the exceptions is that they crash garnet so hard that all of the loaded palm apps are deleted. I have found that many of the applications that I used before work with a few exceptions. It does not hurt to have a back up, and a back up of a back up and so on. ifsp,4744,tcp,Internet File Synchronization Protocol,AlexWhite. You can only sync between 1 device and the desktop application on your pc or mac. orasrv,1525,udp,oracle, prospero-np,1525,tcp,Prospero Directory Service. Easily manage, backup, and sync lists to your PC. Such as it is though, I sync and overwrite the calendar, and contacts. I loved his SplashShopper made this simple- until I went to sync the list. Manage your lists of groceries, gifts, to dos, wines, music, movies, and more. Frankly, if garnet had been available 3 months ago, I would not be the dubiously proud owner of an iphone.
Splashshopper sync only syncs part of list mac#
The Nokia syncs with my mac over wi-fi using missing sync. So, I have loaded garnet on my n800 and have used it for a couple of weeks. Launch a couple of apps at specific times of the day.I was a palm nut before I bought the Nokia. Reminde me via toast notifications about certain aspects of certain apps when I launch them. If you know what content is being synced and you are ready to sync your content, you can sync updates directly from the sidebar 4. You can also create a notification about the sync from the sidebar 3. A major advantage of this over a traditional desktop client is that you dont have to be near a computer to sync your. The only exception is Course Settings, which must be selected on a per-sync basis as part of the sync options 2. Turn on GPS, lock phone, change passcode, put a message on the lockscreen, and send GPS location information to the phone that activated the profile via SMS. Ours syncs up with the web so you can manage your list there and on the phone.
Turn on wifi when at home and work, off when I'm not. Turn the ringer volume all the way up and sound an alarm if I think I have lost it in my house, all activated via text. Turn the screen brightness all the way down on my drive home from work so that if I have to use my phone (something I avoid as much as possible) I'm not blinded by the screen.Īutorespond to texts during the hours I am usually asleep. Turn on GPS for certain apps that need it (Google Maps, Navigation, etc) I use Tasker (what Llama was copying/simplifying) for a number of items and it is the ONLY app that I have ever used extensively that has NEVER crashed/force closed/failed/etc.
0 kommentar(er)
