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On Fri, 31 Aug 2001 21:55:16 +0200, Lasse Karlsson wrote:

> Fri, 31 Aug 2001 21:43:51 +0200 (CET)
>
> 13h38m46s ago ...
> On Fri, 31 Aug 2001 08:05:05 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:
>
> > You have to adjust the SMSC number in sms.tpl.
> > It is the SMS center number, i.e. the number you also set in the
> > telephone as SMS service center.
>
> Thanks for your advice.
>
> Been there, done that... <G>

Hi

I have not read your messages that well but here is my setup that
worked with a Nokia 6210. I hope it helps:

Www.cfg:

ÝISP_Telenor¨
Port=-1
Baud=38400
Modem=1
PPP=1

Post.cfg:
ÝSYSTEM¨
ÝEXTERNAL¨
&Sms=robot pdu

ÝWWW¨
T2_Sms/ir=ISP_Tele2 Port=-1 Dial=21312000

ÝSMS¨
CheckFields=0
Alias=SMS
SMTP=not.set
POP=not.set
Template=SMS.TPL
Sets=

ÝFOLDERS¨
SMS=X


Sms.tpl:
SMSC: +4790002100
To: (enter phone number or email address)
Subject: (transferred for email only)

I can transfer smsmessages from my new T39 also, but I have not tested
it to see if I can send messages. But I think it should work like the
6210.

Regards

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Lasse Karlsson wrote:

> The trace I tried to send got truncated by the CTRL<Z>
> Here is a new try

Let me try to explain, what the script does. It may help you
to isolate your problem.

> PROCESS file r pdu.len
> PROCESS get
> PROCESS file c

PDU.COM creates the intermediate file pdu.len, which holds
the length of the pdu to be transferred. In the script, the
lenght is assigned to the variable $it

> PROCESS send AT+CMG$c3=3D$it\r
> SEND AT+CMGS=3D031

because you want to send a pdu, the varible $c3 has been set
to 'S' earlier in the script. $it holds the lenght, which is
031 decimal in your case.

> GOT >AT+CMGS=3D031
> ><

the phone accepted the AT+CMGS=3D031 command and now waits for
31 octets to be transferred to the phone

> PROCESS file r sms.pdu
> PROCESS get
> FGOT 07916407080007F811....snipped
> PROCESS send $it
> SEND 07916407080007F811....snipped
> PROCESS send \032\r
> SEND          ctrl<Z>

the file sms.pdu (which holds 31 octets) is loaded into the
variable $it and is transferred to the phone including the ¬Z
(end of input) marker.

> PROCESS get
> GOT >+CMS ERROR: 38<
> PROCESS if (begin ERROR) send_error

instead of OK you received ERROR 38 from the
phone. The AT command set documentation for
the 8210 (should not differ from 6210 in this
case) summarizes CMS ERRORS 0-127 as
'kind of error=3D9', which is described as:

"RP layer cause value from network"

whatever that means :-(

There is no explanation for the specific error 38,
but it probably can be found in the ETSI standard
(GSM 07.05 section 3.5.1), as NOKIA says in the DOC
for the AT+CMGS command. Unfortunately I don't have
that documentation.

Are you able to send out a PDU from the phone, which
you previously copied from the HP to the phone?

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Hi
Does anyone know how to set up two or
more notebook NDB (or GDB, PDB) icons?

TIA
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I would like to add time numbers, like

        201:12
          1:09
         31:31
        105:05
        ======

sum

Lotus allows time format and to add these numbers. However this is all
based on 24 hours (24 hours = 1), which in the example above results in
an error.

1. Is it possible using Lotus 123 on the hp200lx?
2. If yes, I appreciate any help.

Kind regards

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> I have a big spreadsheet of addresses for a control system
that I'm =
working
> on - (about 2,500 rows, by 13 columns - many of the rows are
wide =
because
> they describe the equipment or model).

You can use Lotus 123 possibly.  I think I remember having
spreadsheets larger than that on lotus 2.1 on a PC a LONG time
ago.  And since Lotus is in rom and not using system memory
except a little for variables you can have a larger spreadsheet
in the 200lx than you could on a PC.  I did experiment with that
and I don't remember how much larger but it was significant.  My
guess is that it will work.  Nothing to lose by trying.

if you have a csv file (your title says csf which isn't familiar
to me so I'm hoping it's a typo) dBase will read it and convert
it.  At least dBase 3+ would.  I used to move stuff from Lotus
to dBase and back all the time.  It's fairly straightforward
although I don't remember the procedure now.  It's in the manual
if you have it.  It's probably in the help, too.  Lotus and
dBase were the top names in their areas and they made sure they
could exchange data easily.

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> Has anyone come across a utility that will convert the LX
> databases (adb,pdb,mdb,wdb,etc) to dBase dbf format and
> vice-versa?

I think you can export these all as comma delimited files and
dBase can import them directly.

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> Hi all.  Anyone knows of a faster alternative to Int5f?
> MMLX and Pal Edit look pretty good with it on my
> Poqet Plus, but it is rather slow with the screen
> drawing.  The screen is CGA and the machine is an xt,
> if that makes a difference (I think one of the other
> emulators requires at least EGA).

I wrote a set of graphic functions in assembly to replace the 5F
functions that was intended for use in PAL but they decided that
would make it too complicated for the non-programmers to have to
link in an object file.

Anyway these functions use direct screen writes and are about 15
times faster than the 5F functions but did everything pretty
much the same way.  I say pretty much because after it was
decided not to use them I didn't polish them up to be sure they
were all exactly the same.

I'm not sure I still have them.  At least not in that form.  But
if you want to implent them and modify those programs to use
them and recompile, I'll see if I still have them.  I'd say
there's a 50-50 chance I do.  Of course you'll have to deal with
any differences from the 5F functions that you find.  I don't
know that there are any but I never did a close check on that.

A possible alternative way would be to make a loader that
installs these functions as an ISR capturing the 5F vector.
That might be the simplest way to do it and it could be used for
any PAL program or any other program that uses the 5F functions.
Of course then you'd have to make sure these do exactly emulate
the 5F functions and fix them if they don't.

It'll take some time to find them and I don't want to do it
unless you really think this is the way you want to go.  But if
you do I'll see if I still have it.

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>>I would like to add time numbers, like

check out the calc solver functions for time, there are two functions for
converting so you can convert than do the math and convert back

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Sun,  2 Sep 2001 12:04:14 +1200 (NZT)

Hi Helmuth, all I can think of is having the hr/min in separate
columns. See below. row 5 adds them. row 6 adjusts the totals
to show true hours and minutes.


           A           B
 1        201          12
 2          1          09
 3         31          31
 4        105          05
 5 @sum(a1..a4)        @sum(b1..b4)
 6 +a5 +@INT(b5/60)    @mod(b5,60)

I am sure there will be a better answer though.

- Tony

08h33m45s ago ...
On Sat,  1 Sep 2001 17:30:29 +0200, Guenther Helmuth E. wrote:

> I would like to add time numbers, like
>
>         201:12
>           1:09
>          31:31
>         105:05
>         ======
>
> sum
>
> Lotus allows time format and to add these numbers. However this is all
> based on 24 hours (24 hours = 1), which in the example above results in
> an error.
>
> 1. Is it possible using Lotus 123 on the hp200lx?
> 2. If yes, I appreciate any help.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Helmuth
>
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On Sat, 1 Sep 2001, Guenther Helmuth E. wrote:
> I would like to add time numbers, like
>
>         201:12
>           1:09
>          31:31
>         105:05
>         ======

Ok, here's a way. You can enter the times as you would normally
write them, and the answer is in the appropriate format. It does
use a second column, but it could be hidden or off to the side.

     A       B        C
1  201:12             formula 1
2    1:09             "
3   31:31             "
4  105:05             "
5  =====              @sum(C1..C4)
6  formula 2

Where cells A1..A4 are text formatted cells so you can enter
strings like 201:12

and formula 1 is:
(@VALUE(@LEFT(A1,@LENGTH(A1)-3))*60)+@VALUE(@RIGHT(A1,2))
which converts a string like 201:12 to 12072 minutes.

and formula 2 is:
@STRING(@INT(C5/60),0)&":"&@STRING(@MOD(C5,60),0)
which finds the hour and minute portions and then creates a
string like 338:57  :)

Regards,
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----- Original Message -----
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Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 9:21 PM
Subject: Re: Alternative to Int5f


> Domingo wrote:
> > Hi all.  Anyone knows of a faster alternative to Int5f?   MMLX and Pal
Edit
> > look pretty good with it on my Poqet Plus, but it is rather slow with
the
> > screen drawing.  The screen is CGA and the machine is an xt, if that
makes a
> > difference (I think one of the other emulators requires at least EGA).
>
> I don't think it is faster but PALRUN was supposed to replace
> Int5f (I think).

Thanks.   Actually, I knew about Palrun, but I was hoping if someone could
remember about yet another program which did the same, which was mentioned a
little less than a year ago, by Stephan, I think (I mean I think he
mentioned, I don't know who wrote it and I don't recall the name).  I tried
SUPER with no luck so far.

TIA

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Sent: Saturday, September 01, 2001 12:43 PM
Subject: Re: Alternative to Int5f


> > Hi all.  Anyone knows of a faster alternative to Int5f?
> > MMLX and Pal Edit look pretty good with it on my
> > Poqet Plus, but it is rather slow with the screen
> > drawing.  The screen is CGA and the machine is an xt,
> > if that makes a difference (I think one of the other
> > emulators requires at least EGA).
>
> I wrote a set of graphic functions in assembly to replace the 5F
> functions that was intended for use in PAL but they decided that
> would make it too complicated for the non-programmers to have to
> link in an object file.

> I'm not sure I still have them.  At least not in that form.  But
> if you want to implent them and modify those programs to use
> them and recompile, I'll see if I still have them.

I have compiled programs before, the same way some people paint wonderful
paintings, by filling in the blanks of some ready made stencil.   In other
words, what are the chances of a non programmer taking advantage of your
offer?   If very low, then don't worry about it.   I can patch a program if
I all I have to do is follow directions.

Thanks for your offer.

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FreeCell fans; if you were ever in doubt I can now verify that
all games from 0 thru 1000 can be won.  Now on to game 2000...

Cheers... Russ

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Date:         Sat, 1 Sep 2001 21:43:48 -0400
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From: "Domingo" <dvm123@gmx.co.uk>
> Thanks.   Actually, I knew about Palrun, but I was hoping if someone could
> remember about yet another program which did the same, which was mentioned
a
> little less than a year ago, by Stephan, I think (I mean I think he
> mentioned, I don't know who wrote it and I don't recall the name).  I
tried
> SUPER with no luck so far.

Just a clarification, it is not CGAGRAPH either.

TIA

Domingo

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Sun,  2 Sep 2001 15:05:48 +1200 (NZT)

From Stefan's FRAMES.DOC:

-------
Download PALMPC from:

 http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Horizon/5463/palmpc.zip
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- Tony

01h21m60s ago ...
On Sat,  1 Sep 2001 21:43:48 -0400, Domingo wrote:

> > little less than a year ago, by Stephan, I think (I mean
> > I think he mentioned, I don't know who wrote it and I
> > don't recall the name).  I tried SUPER with no luck so far.
>
> Just a clarification, it is not CGAGRAPH either.

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On Thu, 30 Aug 2001 23:47:19 +0800 Stephen Soper wrote:
>I tried converting it to a comma separated file from it's native
>Excel, and then converting it to dBase with the dbio program from super.
>When I opened the converted file, it said it couldn't find a record.

Take a look at the CSV file that you created with Excel, using a
standard text editor like Windows' Notepad. I believe you'll find that
Excel doesn't normally put quotes around fields, unless that field
contains a quote, comma, or a newline character. Like this:

Excel:
"Cameron, Curtis",40,Garland,TX,"This is a
note"

But gdbio wants it like this:
"Cameron, Curtis","40","Garland","TX","This is a\r\nnote"

So you need to put quotes around every field that doesn't have them,
and for any multi-line fields, change the line breaks to "\r\n". I
wrote a small program to put quotes around all the fields, which I'll
send you if you want, but the line breaks you'll have to do manually.

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This was done in asm and I did find a copy in an early backup
but it's not anywhere near complete and I don't know how well it
was functioning at this point in it's development.

If you know assembly language this probably wouldn't be too
difficult to use and add to but you wouldnt be able to do it by
following any simple instructions.  It would take some study.

If you dont know assembly language you won't want to do this
unless you want a reason to learn asm.   I doubt if you'll want
to learn asm just to do this.

Let me know if you still want them.

If you just want to speed up printing text to the screen there
is code all over the place for that.  I might even have a couple
of fonts and their drivers that I wrote.  I don't think they
were written to call from C but that's simple enough to change.
I also don't remember if they were fixed fonts or proportional
fonts.  My guess is they were fixed.

There is a lot of code available to do this.  And most of it
would be simple to use from C.  Check Simtelnet and Jumbo and
the hplx super site or some of the code resource sites.  In the
meantime if I have some of the fonts on my hard drive I'll check
and see just what they are.  It's been many years since I wrote
them.

Barry

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To: "Barry" <barry@FBTC.NET>; <HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
Sent: Saturday, September 01, 2001 8:32 PM
Subject: Re: Re: Alternative to Int5f


> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Barry" <barry@FBTC.NET>
> To: <HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
> Sent: Saturday, September 01, 2001 12:43 PM
> Subject: Re: Alternative to Int5f
>
>
> > > Hi all.  Anyone knows of a faster alternative to Int5f?
> > > MMLX and Pal Edit look pretty good with it on my
> > > Poqet Plus, but it is rather slow with the screen
> > > drawing.  The screen is CGA and the machine is an xt,
> > > if that makes a difference (I think one of the other
> > > emulators requires at least EGA).
> >
> > I wrote a set of graphic functions in assembly to replace
the 5F
> > functions that was intended for use in PAL but they decided
that
> > would make it too complicated for the non-programmers to
have to
> > link in an object file.
>
> > I'm not sure I still have them.  At least not in that form.
But
> > if you want to implent them and modify those programs to use
> > them and recompile, I'll see if I still have them.
>
> I have compiled programs before, the same way some people
paint wonderful
> paintings, by filling in the blanks of some ready made
stencil.   In other
> words, what are the chances of a non programmer taking
advantage of your
> offer?   If very low, then don't worry about it.   I can patch
a program if
> I all I have to do is follow directions.
>
> Thanks for your offer.
>
> Domingo
>
>
>

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hi Barry,

On 1 Sep 2001, at 11:30, Barry wrote:

> > Has anyone come across a utility that will convert the LX
> > databases (adb,pdb,mdb,wdb,etc) to dBase dbf format and
> > vice-versa?
>
> I think you can export these all as comma delimited files and
> dBase can import them directly.
>
> Barry
>
you can import CDF in a Dbase file, but not convert it with dbase.
You have first to create  a dbf with the appropriate fields and then
append from the cdf.

If you do not have dbase, or you want to do it direct, go straight
ahead to
http://users.erols.com/waynesof/bruce.htm
and get convert.

it creates dbase files from cdf direct. You need a little RTFM but it
works great.

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Curtis,

You are great.  You write great programs - like all the games - and the data
base programs.  That sounds like it might be my problem.  I looked at the
csf that Excel made, and you're right the quotes aren't right.  Could you
send me that little program that will add all the quotes?  I would sure save
a lot of time - doing about 10,000 fields by hand would be slightly time
consuming.

Thanks,
Steve

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On Thu, 30 Aug 2001 23:47:19 +0800 Stephen Soper wrote:
>I tried converting it to a comma separated file from it's native
>Excel, and then converting it to dBase with the dbio program from super.
>When I opened the converted file, it said it couldn't find a record.

Take a look at the CSV file that you created with Excel, using a
standard text editor like Windows' Notepad. I believe you'll find that
Excel doesn't normally put quotes around fields, unless that field
contains a quote, comma, or a newline character. Like this:

Excel:
"Cameron, Curtis",40,Garland,TX,"This is a
note"

But gdbio wants it like this:
"Cameron, Curtis","40","Garland","TX","This is a\r\nnote"

So you need to put quotes around every field that doesn't have them,
and for any multi-line fields, change the line breaks to "\r\n". I
wrote a small program to put quotes around all the fields, which I'll
send you if you want, but the line breaks you'll have to do manually.

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Sun,  2 Sep 2001 20:43:08 +1200 (NZT)

Mike, you posted the complete solution. Nice!

I was going to suggest the "poor man's solution" which would
mean

typing 201+12/60, 1+9/60, 31+31/60 , 105+5/60, into
A1,A2,A3,A4.

& entering @sum(a1..a4) in A5.

Only hours and fractions of hours show in the cells though.
But the "201+12/60" etc are still seen if the cells are
highlighted.

.6*@MOD(A5,1) in say A6 would show the minutes in the total.

Hmm, maybe a B1-B5 column could have B1= @INT(A1)+0.6*@MOD(A1,1)
etc and then all the HH.MM could be seen too<G>.

I was real pleased to see your answer.

- Tony

07h15m38s ago ...
On Sat,  1 Sep 2001 18:27:30 -0700, Mike Kopplin wrote:

> On Sat, 1 Sep 2001, Guenther Helmuth E. wrote:
> > I would like to add time numbers, like
> >
> >         201:12
> >           1:09
> >          31:31
> >         105:05
> >         ======

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Tony Hutchins schrieb am 02.09.2001:

----------<snip>-----------
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Horizon/5463/palmpc.zip
----------<snip>-----------

Seems to be a broken link.

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Mike,

thank you very much for your answer and this smart solution.

Kind regards

Helmuth

> On Sat, 1 Sep 2001, Guenther Helmuth E. wrote:
> > I would like to add time numbers, like
> >
> >         201:12
> >           1:09
> >          31:31
> >         105:05
> >         ======
>
> Ok, here's a way. You can enter the times as you would normally
> write them, and the answer is in the appropriate format. It does
> use a second column, but it could be hidden or off to the side.
>
>      A       B        C
> 1  201:12             formula 1
> 2    1:09             "
> 3   31:31             "
> 4  105:05             "
> 5  =====              @sum(C1..C4)
> 6  formula 2
>
> Where cells A1..A4 are text formatted cells so you can enter
> strings like 201:12
>
> and formula 1 is:
> (@VALUE(@LEFT(A1,@LENGTH(A1)-3))*60)+@VALUE(@RIGHT(A1,2))
> which converts a string like 201:12 to 12072 minutes.
>
> and formula 2 is:
> @STRING(@INT(C5/60),0)&":"&@STRING(@MOD(C5,60),0)
> which finds the hour and minute portions and then creates a
> string like 338:57  :)
>
> Regards,
> Mike
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Larry,

thank you for your answer, I will give it a try.

Kind regards

Helmuth

> >>I would like to add time numbers, like
>
> check out the calc solver functions for time, there are two functions for
> converting so you can convert than do the math and convert back
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This is all I have left:

1-HP Connectivity Cable
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Price: $20 each (Thaddeus sells for $40)

1-PowerBasic v3.50
Includes: PB user guide, PB reference guide, disks & Sam s Learning Basic
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Hi friends,

I'm just writing a description of my backup strategy because I have got
several requests to do so in the past.

I use system macros, but since I have only German palmtops, I cannot write
the exact "translation" for use on English palmtops.

Could please anyone who owns both a German and a (US) English palmtop
figure out the translation (key names and shortcuts for menu items) for
the following macros:

{Datei-Manager}{Datei-Manager}{Mehr}{Men|}{Enter}a{Enter}J
{Mehr}{Men|}{Enter}a

(this one closes all applications in system manager)

and

{Memo}{F9}a:\backup_c\report.txt{Enter}{Ums+Ab}{Kopie}
{Men|}e{KAL}{F5}{F4}{F2}{Einf|g}{Tab}8{Tab}8.01{Tab}
{Tab} {Tab}{Tab}{Tab}{Tab}{Tab} {Tab} {F10}{Men|}e

This one opens Memo, loads a file, copies the contents (one line) to
the clipboard, exits Memo, opens appointment book, jumps to today (F5
F4), creates a new appointment (f2), pastes clipboard as name for
appointment and seets the other items in the dialog to the desired
values (no monthly and weekly view, no notification, start time 8am,
stop time 8.01pm) and exits appointment book again.

Thank you very much
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Tony Hutchins" <th@PARADISE.NET.NZ>
> -------
> Download PALMPC from:
>
>  http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Horizon/5463/palmpc.zip

That's the one!  Now how do I get it?  It is a dead link.

TIA

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Lennartz" <lennartz-mi@GMX.NET>
----------<snip>-----------
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Horizon/5463/palmpc.zip
----------<snip>-----------

> Seems to be a broken link.

I followed the help link to see what might be the problem, and I found the
following as a reason for the broken link:

"Using GeoCities for the sole purpose of storing files"

I wonder who the site belongs to.  Could a kind soul email me a copy of the
program above?

TIA

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Hi friends,

could you please give me the links to the utilities

voltchck

and

dbcheck

(not the SUPER links please, but rather the ones which offer the latest
versions)

Thanks a lot
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Sun,  2 Sep 2001 19:11:22 +0200 0

Thanks for your help Stefan,

On Sat,  1 Sep 2001 13:26:33 +0000 (GMT), Stefan.Peichl@t-online.de =3D
wrote:

> instead of OK you received ERROR 38 from the
> phone. The AT command set documentation for
> the 8210 (should not differ from 6210 in this
> case) summarizes CMS ERRORS 0-127 as
> 'kind of error=3D3D9', which is described as:
>
> "RP layer cause value from network"

Yes I also read that in the Nokia AT-command documentation file on
Daniels site. Did not make me any wiser <G>

> Are you able to send out a PDU from the phone, which
> you previously copied from the HP to the phone?

If I copy an SMS from Post to the phone it ends up in the Out-box
exactly as written. I can send it after I have supplied the phone number
for the receiving phone.

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Lasse,

I wonder what problem that could be. I use it daily with cable and
without cable without any problem.

My 6210 software version is:

V 05.02
02-04-01
NPE-3
(c) NMP.

Kind regards

Helmuth


> Sun,  2 Sep 2001 19:11:22 +0200 0
>
> Thanks for your help Stefan,
>
> On Sat,  1 Sep 2001 13:26:33 +0000 (GMT), Stefan.Peichl@t-online.de =
> wrote:
>
> > instead of OK you received ERROR 38 from the
> > phone. The AT command set documentation for
> > the 8210 (should not differ from 6210 in this
> > case) summarizes CMS ERRORS 0-127 as
> > 'kind of error=3D9', which is described as:
> >
> > "RP layer cause value from network"
>
> Yes I also read that in the Nokia AT-command documentation file on
> Daniels site. Did not make me any wiser <G>
>
> > Are you able to send out a PDU from the phone, which
> > you previously copied from the HP to the phone?
>
> If I copy an SMS from Post to the phone it ends up in the Out-box
> exactly as written. I can send it after I have supplied the phone number
> for the receiving phone.
>
> Lasse
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Sun,  2 Sep 2001 22:22:25 +0200 0

02h12m37s ago ...
On Sun,  2 Sep 2001 20:09:48 +0200, Guenther Helmuth E. wrote:

> My 6210 software version is:
>
> V 05.02
> 02-04-01
> NPE-3
> (c) NMP.

Thanks Helmuth,

Where can I fin what software version i have?

Regards
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Date:         Sun, 2 Sep 2001 22:32:41 +0200
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Lasse,

> Where can I fin what software version i have?

Press *#0000#

Kind regards

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> > Where can I fin what software version i have?
> Press *#0000#

This reminds me of one of the first cell phones I ever held back in
94 or so.  I was on travel with a fellow from another company, one
that was very large and provided him with a brand new cell phone.
On the long drive to work one morning, he was telling me all about
his new cell phone.  He came to one feature that was especially
neat - he said something like this "press FUNC-1" to display the
current battery level and how much life is left"  I did so, and
was impressed.  My brain got to thinking, and I wondered what other
function key combinations would show.  I pressed FUNC-5, I believe,
and suddenly the whole phone shut down!  When we got to our destination,
he looked up in the manual and he groaned out loud - turns out I had
just locked the phone off!  He had to wait about 2-3 days before he
could locate the correct person in this large company to send him
the multi-digit cryptic code which would unlock the phone!  Since
then, I have been quite timid with pressing my cell phone buttons...

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Sun,  2 Sep 2001 22:49:06 +0200 0

16m25s ago ...
On Sun,  2 Sep 2001 22:32:41 +0200, Guenther Helmuth E. wrote:

> > Where can I fin what software version i have?
>
> Press *#0000#

Thanks Helmuth,

My version is

V04.36
31-01-01
NPE-3
(c)NMP.

Yours is obviously newer ;-)

As you can see I use POSTH.
While I desperatly looked for an error in my setup I found that my
outbox messages was slightly corrupted.
I had
Timezone=3D+0200 (CET)
in POST.CFG which caused the Date header line to loose its CR/LF
and overflow the beginning of the From header line.
This ought to have caused some problems for anyone who tried to write
an answer, since the From header was missing.
It had nothing to do with my SMS problems though.

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Don't know about voltchck but all of Curtis Cameron's programs (including
dbcheck) are at:
http://members.aol.com/FreeWhL44/lxgames.html

Owen

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> could you please give me the links to the utilities
> voltchck and dbcheck
> Thanks a lot
> daniel

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You can use open.exe (check SUPER) to have as many *DB icons as you want (if
you use HDM too). Only one can be opened at a time. Open.exe will close any
open database and then open the one you have specified on the command line
for the given icon.
Owen
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Subject: Notebook ICONs
> Does anyone know how to set up two or
> more notebook NDB (or GDB, PDB) icons?
> yor pal al...............

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I recently set up a new folder in my Post/LX program.  All of my mail
messages up to this point have resided in my main WWW/LX directory
named c:\www  The new folder resides within this directory.  (
c:\www\newfold )

PIP still compresses the msgs inside c:\www\, but not the msgs inside
c:\www\newfold\

How do I change my post.cfg to pack the new folder as well when I
select the "Pack All" function?

My post.cfg file as related to this looks like:

ÝEXTERNAL¨
&HV (DISCONNECT)=3DHV $f $d
H&V (NO DISCONNECT)=3DHV $f
&DosBox=3Dd:\dos\command.com
Pack=3Dc:\www\pip.exe $p.$x
Pack All=3Dc:\www\pip.exe c:\www\*.*

Thanks for the help...

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In my msg regarding pip.exe, I posted the text of my post.cfg file.  It
looked like this:

ÝEXTERNAL¨ &HV (DISCONNECT)=3DHV $f $d H&V (NO DISCONNECT)=3DHV $f
&DosBox=3Dd:\dos\command.com Pack=3Dc:\www\pip.exe $p.$x Pack
All=3Dc:\www\pip.exe c:\www\*.*

In case I'm off my rock, when I read the above text in Post/LX... its
wrapped to one solid sentence despite the fact it has hard returns at
the end of each line.

It should have looked like this, WITHOUT the spaces (6 individual
lines):

ÝEXTERNAL¨

&HV (DISCONNECT)=3DHV $f $d

H&V (NO DISCONNECT)=3DHV $f

&DosBox=3Dd:\dos\command.com

Pack=3Dc:\www\pip.exe $p.$x

Pack All=3Dc:\www\pip.exe c:\www\*.*

What causes PalEdit or Post/LX to wrap this all as one line and how can
it be corrected?

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Mon,  3 Sep 2001 14:39:57 +1200 (NZT)

05h32m04s ago ...
On Sun,  2 Sep 2001 23:07:53 +0200, Lasse Karlsson wrote:

> My version is
>
> V04.36
> 31-01-01
> NPE-3
> (c)NMP.
>
> Yours is obviously newer ;-)

Hope you can get a version upgrade Lasse. I remember having to
do that with the Nokia 8810 in England 2 years ago - I drove it
to a Nokia service centre and well remember how pleased i was
when it worked :)

> As you can see I use POSTH.

Oops I wrote that <G>

> While I desperatly looked for an error in my setup I found
> that my outbox messages was slightly corrupted.

> I had
> Timezone=+0200 (CET)
> in POST.CFG which caused the Date header line to loose its
> CR/LF and overflow the beginning of the From header line.

I have done the same thing here! The reason is that POST/LX
reserves sufficient space in the Date: header for the +0200,
but not the (CET). So, in POST.CFG, leave out the (CET).

Where you *can* put the full timezome is in *ROBOT.CFG*. That
one is not used by POST.EXE when updating the message recorded
in your outbox.

> This ought to have caused some problems for anyone who
> tried to write an answer, since the From header was missing.

It would not have caused any problems at all in the message
that was transmitted. In fact the full timezone gets
transmitted fine, along with the From: header. The problem is
only in the message left in your outbox. I did experiment with
a way to increase the space reserved for the Date:, but wasn't
too successful.

So, leave off the alpha part of the timezone, in POST.CFG.
BTW, if you use SETUP.EXE to change the timezone, then it is
truncated - the (CET) would be lost.

> It had nothing to do with my SMS problems though.

Phew! I'm pleased about that :)
I do admit that the TimeZone= in ROBOT.CFG could well have lead
you astray though. Oh! maybe you don't use the latest POSTH,
which uses ROBOT.CFG? That reminds me, it is already at least a
year old - I should upload it somewhere.

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Hi all,

I just startet to use VR on the 200LX. The original VR-fonts don't have
german special characters (umlaute, you know...). Is there anyone, who
has has a convenient germann font, or is it possible to convert
HFN-fonts from HV to VFN-fonts?

Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton

Michael Lennartz
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Date:         Mon, 3 Sep 2001 17:49:12 +1200
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Mon,  3 Sep 2001 17:42:18 +1200 (NZT)

Marc - leave off the *.* - see PIP.DOC for an example.

- Tony

02h45m39s ago ...
On Sun,  2 Sep 2001 19:56:39 -0700, Marc - wrote:

> Pack All=c:\www\pip.exe c:\www\*.*

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Mon,  3 Sep 2001 17:44:24 +1200 (NZT)

Alt-F toggles wrapping when you look at a message in POST/LX.

- Tony

02h47m42s ago ...
On Sun,  2 Sep 2001 19:56:42 -0700, Marc - wrote:

> What causes PalEdit or Post/LX to wrap this all as one line
> and how can it be corrected?

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Thanks to Tony Hutchings and HP Staber/Salzburg, I now have a copy of
PalmPC.   Unfortunately it is not what I expected.  It seems buggy.  I guess
I'll have to be content with PalRun.

As far as the flood of files, it did not happen.  Makes you wish for the
days when people used to fall over each other to help.  I guess two copies
will do.  :-)

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Mon,  3 Sep 2001 08:02:34 +0200 (CET)

02h26m19s ago ...
On Mon,  3 Sep 2001 15:36:15 +1200 (NZT), Tony Hutchins wrote:

> Hope you can get a version upgrade Lasse. I remember having to
> do that with the Nokia 8810 in England 2 years ago - I drove it
> to a Nokia service centre and well remember how pleased i was
> when it worked :)

I sure hope thats possible and will solve my problem.


> > As you can see I use POSTH.
>
> Oops I wrote that <G>

Don't worry. <G>
Nice peace of software. Thank you.

> Where you *can* put the full timezome is in *ROBOT.CFG*. That

I tried that and found it worked.

> Oh! maybe you don't use the latest POSTH,

Only you can know if it's the latest <G>
I use POSTH 3.0.

Regards
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Date:         Mon, 3 Sep 2001 08:38:15 +0200
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Michael Lennartz  wrote

> Is there anyone, who
> has has a convenient germann font, or is it possible to convert
> HFN-fonts from HV to VFN-fonts?
>

Well, I don't know how I got them, but there exist several, as I found out
when reading Siddharta ( from Gutenberg ) in German. I have two sets,
spxb... and  smxn...,
I can send them, if you like. Dunno where I got them from, though.

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Hallo
Bel, Michel schrieb am 03.09.2001:
  >
  >Well, I don't know how I got them, but there exist several, as I
  >found out
  >when reading Siddharta ( from Gutenberg ) in German. I have two
  >sets,
  >spxb... and  smxn...,
  >I can send them, if you like. Dunno where I got them from, though.
  >
  >Michel

Hi Michel,

I've found them! These ..x..-fonts belong to the package. I didn't
see this before. They are well-designed and good readable.

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Thanks, Owen!

On Sun, 2 Sep 2001 20:36:25 -0400, Owen Samuelson <owensamuelson@HOME.COM> wrote:

> Don't know about voltchck but all of Curtis Cameron's programs (including
> dbcheck) are at:
> http://members.aol.com/FreeWhL44/lxgames.html

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Hi friends,

I will be on vacation from 10th September for a few weeks.
I think I want to do other things than learning and working there, so
does anyone know places where I can download good E-Texts from Project
Gutenberg which can be read in VR (i.e. whole ASCII textx, not spilt up
into many HTMLs...)

Can be German or English literature, something which lets me relax, so
it should be not too hard to read ;-)

Thanks a lot
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On Mon, Sep 03, 2001 at 04:15:26PM +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> does anyone know places where I can download good E-Texts from Project
> Gutenberg which can be read in VR (i.e. whole ASCII textx, not spilt up
> into many HTMLs...)

Well, if it's Gutenberg you want, <http://www.gutenberg.org/> 8-).

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Hi Adrian,

On Mon, 3 Sep 2001 22:34:35 +0800, Adrian Ho <aho-hplx@03S.NET> wrote:

> Well, if it's Gutenberg you want, <http://www.gutenberg.org/> 8-).

Oh, it doesn't have to be Gutenberg, of course. Any etexts collection
is appreciated!

Thanks for the link. I'll try it.

GTX
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Hi friends,

since no one has replied to my previous trial to find anyone who owns
both a German and an English palmtop, I try it now another way:

Maybe the MAC files are compatible between the two kinds of palmtops,
so I would like to send someone with a US English palmtop my system.mac
file asking this person to open the file with the system macro
application, opening the two macros and copy/paste the contents into a
text file, so I should have the appropriate translation.

This is only possible of course if the mac files are
language-independant.

Who would be so kind?

(the first reply wins ;-) pleae reply privately)

TNX
daniel

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Date:         Mon, 3 Sep 2001 23:22:11 +0530
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this is a test msg .

tks Michael andd Daniel ..

Roger Shea .. these members gave me the email address ..=20
sending email o hplx-l@uconnvm.uconn.edu will put the msg in the place =
where all else will be able to get/read=20

i am now testing this out ..

pk

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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<HTML><HEAD>
<META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; =
charset=3Diso-8859-1">
<META content=3D"MSHTML 5.50.4134.600" name=3DGENERATOR>
<STYLE></STYLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>this is a test msg .</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>tks Michael andd Daniel ..</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Roger Shea .. these members gave me the =
email=20
address .. </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>sending email o <A=20
href=3D"mailto:hplx-l@uconnvm.uconn.edu">hplx-l@uconnvm.uconn.edu</A> =
will put the=20
msg in the place where all else will be able to get/read </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>i am now testing this out =
..</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>pk</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>

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Date:         Mon, 3 Sep 2001 14:01:02 -0400
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It is possible to convert HFN to VFN by using the
PAL font editor included in the PAL library.
Owen

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Subject: German VR-font


....... or is it possible to convert
HFN-fonts from HV to VFN-fonts?

Mit freundlichem Gru_ / Regards / Saluton

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Hi friends

On Mon, 3 Sep 2001 17:05:11 +0200, Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE> wrote:

> Who would be so kind?
>
> (the first reply wins ;-) pleae reply privately)

I have two volunteers now - Thanks!

GTX
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test over .. successful .. worked .. tks guys .. i'm in ..

why ?

because of all the nice postings here .. i didn't want 2 be left out in =
the cold ..=20

lots of nice intelligent posts here ..

though i must hand it out to roger shea and bob for bringing me into the =
lx200 world again ..

i have an hplx700 which has a built in docking station for a Nokia2110 =
cellphone .. the cellphone just 'clicks' in ..=20
i have a pcmcia card modem and also a connection cable which allows me =
to use all three options - link to intenet/send email via=20

1. cellphone
2. pcmcial modem 14.4k (leaves com1 free)
3. external modem 33k (leaves pcmcia slot fee)

i have a 5mb sandisk card which become aprox 10mb with stacker for a =
pcmcia ..=20

i also have -

1. an hplx320 with a vga out card (from HP) .. allows output of screen =
to a vga despktop monitor=20
2. a compact card of 15 mb which i use on the lx320 compact flash card =
slot
3. docking station which allows me to 'synchronise' files on the lx320 =
with desktop 'automatically' when i insert the lx320 into it
4. a serial to parallel converter which helps print in color on HP =
DeskJet 690c but doesn't work on a black and white canon inkjet

just for records .. the lx320 has a touchscreen with 'paper white' =
display and a back lighting option too ..

i just love the lx700 (OmniGo) for its sturdiness .. not minding  the =
'forgetting to recharge' syndrome .. lx320 compalains loudly ..

will be in touch ..

tks a lot for your help ..


(abt the *db to dbf conversions .. if i remember right .. there is an  =
'append from' command in dbase .. which allows appending of records .. =
but let me become a bit more sure .. has the problem been solved ? and =
what was the problem - converting dbf to *db or *db to dbf - i forget a =
bit - age 49 makes me an old man - having become a grandfather makes me =
more so )

question : does lx200 support 56k pcmcia modems by being on AC main =
instead of battery only mode ? If not, what's the max speed of pcmcia =
modems it supports ?

question2 : does lx200 support external 56k modem ?

comment : yes, i tried out both Win3.10 and a mouse on the lx700 .. the =
mouse on com1 and the Win3.10 min. configureation loaded on the stacked =
5mb sandisk pcmcia card .. it worked

comment2 : i also tried out Norton Commander. Version 3 worked. Version =
4.5 (16bit) didn't !

comment3 : i also could work foxbase on lx700. it worked flawlessly .. a =
bit slow though !


best wishes    ..

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Date:         Mon, 3 Sep 2001 20:32:38 +0200
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Hello

On Mon, 3 Sep 2001 23:22:11 +0530, pk sharma <pksharma@CAL.VSNL.NET.IN> wrote:

> this is a test msg .
>
> tks Michael andd Daniel ..
>
> Roger Shea .. these members gave me the email address ..
> sending email o hplx-l@uconnvm.uconn.edu will put the msg in the place where all else will be able to get/read

Welcome to the list! So your subscription seems to work :-)
Did you find Mike Kopplin's archives?

GTX
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> Welcome to the list! So your subscription seems to work :-)

YES .. Yes .. Oh ! yes .. A

> Did you find Mike Kopplin's archives?

trying out now .. looks like u r on line .. see my next post .. and give me
some more valuable advice


> GTX
what does GTX mean ?

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Hi all,

has anyone experiences with a Sharp PC3000? How usable is it
comapared to a 200LX?

Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton

Michael Lennartz
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Date:         Tue, 4 Sep 2001 00:32:26 +0530
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> Did you find Mike Kopplin's archives?

yes .. its sooo nice .. all msgs sorted out by thread ..
subjectwise .. i saw the august 2001 ones ..
how to see the current month's (sept) msgs on the site ..
 or is it not possible ?



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this too is nice .. almost everything is there ..
but the archives for aug 2001 show only upto 4-5th aug 2000 ..
again .. how to see the sept 2001 msgs .. or not possible ?

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> > Did you find Mike Kopplin's archives?
>
> yes .. its sooo nice .. all msgs sorted out by thread ..
> subjectwise .. i saw the august 2001 ones ..
> how to see the current month's (sept) msgs on the site ..
>  or is it not possible ?

From the main page, http://www.technoir.nu/hplx/hplx-l/ there is
a link labeled Current Month just above all the links for the
past months. The current month is updated every day at 3:30 AM
(-7:00 UT) and the 2000 through current messages are reindexed.
Real time updating would be too much for the system to handle,
but at most it will be a day behind.

Thank you for the comments, and let me know if you still have
trouble.

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Date:         Tue, 4 Sep 2001 01:23:57 +0530
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Hi !

Amazing work ! i found things in seconds which i have been
looking for last few months .. and the member's posts too are
so much to the point, professional, no-nonsense .. just what
should be ! I'm impressed ! very impressed !

the search is faaast.




> >From the main page, http://www.technoir.nu/hplx/hplx-l/ there is
> a link labeled Current Month just above all the links for the
> past months.

i missed it on the 1st pass .. got it on the second .. yes its quite
uptodate !


 The current month is updated every day at 3:30 AM
> (-7:00 UT) and the 2000 through current messages are reindexed.

GMT time would be ?



> Real time updating would be too much for the system to handle,

yes. certainly. not needed too.





> but at most it will be a day behind.

quite adequate . there's always tomorrow !



> Thank you for the comments

u r welcome .. in all my surfing i've never come across
a site so well conceived and well kept .. lots of pics, gifs,
but NOT usable/useful .. i think the lx100/lx200 teaches us
much .. how to do much much more with much much less !


> and let me know if you still have trouble.

yes, i will . tks 4 the offer to help . i hope i won't be the 'trouble'
to u . a little patience on your side will get me all the help i'll
probably need .


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Daniel,

Do you like Science Fiction?  Baen books has a number of Free=
 recent SF books
available in RTF (Rich Text Format). Most Word processors can=
 easily import RTF
and export ASCII suitable for use in VR.

http://www.baen.com/library/


On Mon, 3 Sep 2001 16:15:26 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:
>Hi friends,
>
>I will be on vacation from 10th September for a few weeks.
>I think I want to do other things than learning and working=
 there,
>so does anyone know places where I can download good E-Texts=
 from
>Project Gutenberg which can be read in VR (i.e. whole ASCII=
 textx,
>not spilt up into many HTMLs...)
>
>Can be German or English literature, something which lets me=
 relax,
>so it should be not too hard to read ;-)
>
>Thanks a lot daniel
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Josi Angel de Castro Barco" <castrobarco@YAHOO.COM>


> Someone knows spanish fonts for VR?

I used to use VR, and tried for a long time to find the answer to your
question, without complete satisfaction (you can build your own spanish
fonts, but that is not a fun alternative).   I now use Xfinder with
Quickview.  It uses the system fonts.   It can be found on SUPER.

HTH

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On Mon, 3 Sep 2001 16:15:26 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:
>Hi friends,
>
>I will be on vacation from 10th September for a few weeks.
>I think I want to do other things than learning and working there,
>so does anyone know places where I can download good E-Texts from
>Project Gutenberg which can be read in VR (i.e. whole ASCII textx,
>not spilt up into many HTMLs...)
>
>Can be German or English literature, something which lets me relax,
>so it should be not too hard to read ;-)
>
>Thanks a lot daniel

You can also try MakeDOC, which can convert Palm text into ascii text.  That
way you would have all of Memoware at your disposal.

HTH

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Date:         Sun, 2 Sep 2001 20:50:51 -0400
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Here are few English books I can recommend:

Mark Twain:
Hucklebery Finn - great coming-of-age tale
Tom Sawyer - great kids adventure tale
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court - Excellent Social Satire
(Don't read if you are a devout Catholic!)
Mary Shelley:
Frankenstein - A dark tale but a short read.
Edgar Allen Poe:
Ligeia - Love her for what she is, man!
H.G. Wells:
The Time Machine: Excellent Early Science Fiction
(Note: Read the sequel
http://www.sam.math.ethz.ch/~pkeller/BAXTER/Revs/RevTS.html)
<--Excellent!

also check www.baen.com for SciFi Ebooks

> -----Original Message-----
> From: HPLX Mailing List Ýmailto:HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu¨On
> Behalf Of
> Daniel Hertrich
> Sent: Monday, September 03, 2001 10:15 AM
> To: HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu
> Subject: Gutenberg books
>
>
> Hi friends,
>
> I will be on vacation from 10th September for a few weeks.
> I think I want to do other things than learning and working
> there, so
> does anyone know places where I can download good E-Texts
> from Project
> Gutenberg which can be read in VR (i.e. whole ASCII textx,
> not spilt up
> into many HTMLs...)
>
> Can be German or English literature, something which lets
> me relax, so
> it should be not too hard to read ;-)
>
> Thanks a lot
> daniel
>
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Comments: To: Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE>
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Also look for Bruce Sterling's 'Hacker Crackdown'. Interesting
non-fiction about the early days of cyberspace knuckleheads.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: HPLX Mailing List Ýmailto:HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu¨On
> Behalf Of
> Daniel Hertrich
> Sent: Monday, September 03, 2001 10:58 AM
> To: HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu
> Subject: Re: Gutenberg books
>
>
> Hi Adrian,
>
> On Mon, 3 Sep 2001 22:34:35 +0800, Adrian Ho
> <aho-hplx@03S.NET> wrote:
>
> > Well, if it's Gutenberg you want, <http://www.gutenberg.org/> 8-).
>
> Oh, it doesn't have to be Gutenberg, of course. Any etexts
> collection
> is appreciated!
>
> Thanks for the link. I'll try it.
>
> GTX
> daniel
>
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I had a PC3100 (2MB model) now is dead.

It is bigger (approx VHS casette) =3D much better readability of text and=
 bigger keyboard . But it won`t fit to a pocket. PC3000 can be upgraded t=
o PC3100 (only difference is memory). Has 2 PCMCIA I slots. Originaly can=
 work with SRAM and linear Flash cards only (very expensive). With a spec=
ial driver (available on internet) can work with nearly all flash and CF =
cards. But no other I/O cards.
Has 1 paralel and serial port plus expansion slot (very similar to statnd=
ard ISA bus)
Build in apps are nearly unusable for real use and can`t be compared with=
 200lx.=20
3 Nimh batteries 1200mAH will last about 12 hours on highest CPU speed.

Is it usable? I think yes but you have to choose what you prefer (readabi=
lity, keyboard vs. bigger size)

I succesfully used some CF cards and paralel harddrive.

But one thing I forgot: It runs DOS3.3 and nobody found a solution how to=
 upgrade to higher version which means: I will not work wit disks bigger =
than 33 MB, they must be divided into parts. I am not sure if flash cards=
 bigger than 32 MB will work in it. I think no.

Radek

P.S. And there is no problem with hinge crack...

>Hi all,
>
>has anyone experiences with a Sharp PC3000? >How usable is it
>comapared to a 200LX?
>
>Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton
>
>Michael Lennartz
>lennartz-mi@gmx.net



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Tue,  4 Sep 2001 08:08:43 +0200 (CET)

My SMS-handling is finally under full control using POST and
Andreas SMS-script. ;-)
I have upgraded my Nokia 6210 to software version 5.17.
But I don't think that's what solved the problem.
My *BIG* mistake was that I did all testing with a cable
connection. Just because I always use the cable to handle
email.
The PDU and SMS scripts are written for IR connection and
I don't think anyone uses them with a cable.
Am I right ??
So now everything works like a charm with IR.

This is what I did.
I gave up on PDU and tried SMS instead. Still with cable.
I tried to send an SMS (no receive) and found  that the
script had an error.  Label NOREC was missing.
Added label NOREC and tried again.
No luck, same kind of error as with PDU.

Upgraded phone to ver. 5.17

Changed to both receive _and_ send.  Still cable.
SMS scanned the phone for messages. Found none.
SMS tried to send...  SUCCESS  why??
I found that SMS worked most of the time with a cable
if receive was used. But never with only send.

Tried IR connection.
Receive _and_ send worked all the time.
Only send worked all the time.
*OH WHAT A FOOL I AM*   Was? <G>

Many thanks to all of you who gave me support.

Kind regards
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On Sunday, 02.09.2001 at 20:50 AST, Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM>
wrote:
> Also look for Bruce Sterling's 'Hacker Crackdown'. Interesting
> non-fiction about the early days of cyberspace knuckleheads.
>
Anybody interested in cyberspace and hacker stories should
get their hands on the book "Underground" by Suelette Dreyfus.
The book, after being published in 1997 by Random House in
Australia, was made available on the Internet for free in 2001.

It can be downloaded from this website (the format is more or less
plain text):

http://www.underground-book.com/

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hi pk,

whats your real name?

on 4 Sep 2001, at 0:10 pk sharma wrote about:
hip hip hurray !

> question : does lx200 support 56k pcmcia modems by being on AC main =
> instead of battery only mode ? If not, what's the max speed of pcmcia =
> modems it supports ?

it is possible to use a pcmcia 56K modem even on batteries, if the modem
does not use too much power. I use and recommend the EXP thinfax 56K modem.
I am a very satisfied customer, regarding the quality of the product and
their excellent service. Power drain is low enough to run it on batteries.

>
> question2 : does lx200 support external 56k modem ?

yes it does, but there is a speed limit due to the comport. I think you
will not come over 19k2. But there are members on the list who know this
better than me.

best regards,
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Hi Lasse

On Tue, 4 Sep 2001 08:46:18 +0200, Lasse Karlsson <Karlsson.Lasse@MAIL.COM> wrote:

> My SMS-handling is finally under full control using POST and
> Andreas SMS-script. ;-)

Great!

> My *BIG* mistake was that I did all testing with a cable
> connection. Just because I always use the cable to handle
> email.
> The PDU and SMS scripts are written for IR connection and
> I don't think anyone uses them with a cable.
> Am I right ??

Here SMS works flawlessly with a data cable and the Siemens S35i.
Don't know about the Nokia phones.

I just have to set port=1 for COM1 in www/lx, baud to 19200 and it
works fine.

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Hi PK, Werner

On Tue, 4 Sep 2001 10:36:12 +0200, "Dr. Werner Furlan" <furlan@GMX.NET> wrote:

> > question2 : does lx200 support external 56k modem ?
>
> yes it does, but there is a speed limit due to the comport. I think you
> will not come over 19k2. But there are members on the list who know this
> better than me.

I get CONNECTs at 37xxx or sometimes even 42xxx baud with an external
Elsa Microlink 56k modem and my double speed LX. However, a single
speed palmtop can get only 19k2, I think.

GTX
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M. Lennartz wrote:

> I just startet to use VR on the 200LX. The original VR-fonts don't have
> german special characters (umlaute, you know...). Is there anyone, who
> has has a convenient germann font

There is a set of german VR fonts in my font collection.
The VFN fonts also support umlaute from Windows codepages,
which you may need if you converted texts to ASCII on a
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It sounds to me like an Omnibook 300 (flash drive option) would be a
better solution. The only differences is that the OB has a shorter
battery life.

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> Behalf Of Radek =A9vagr
> Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 2:29 AM
> To: HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu
> Subject: Re: Shrap PC3000
>
>
> I had a PC3100 (2MB model) now is dead.
>
> It is bigger (approx VHS casette) =3D much better readability
> of text and bigger keyboard . But it won`t fit to a pocket.
> PC3000 can be upgraded to PC3100 (only difference is
> memory). Has 2 PCMCIA I slots. Originaly can work with SRAM
> and linear Flash cards only (very expensive). With a
> special driver (available on internet) can work with nearly
> all flash and CF cards. But no other I/O cards.
> Has 1 paralel and serial port plus expansion slot (very
> similar to statndard ISA bus)
> Build in apps are nearly unusable for real use and can`t be
> compared with 200lx.
> 3 Nimh batteries 1200mAH will last about 12 hours on
> highest CPU speed.
>
> Is it usable? I think yes but you have to choose what you
> prefer (readability, keyboard vs. bigger size)
>
> I succesfully used some CF cards and paralel harddrive.
>
> But one thing I forgot: It runs DOS3.3 and nobody found a
> solution how to upgrade to higher version which means: I
> will not work wit disks bigger than 33 MB, they must be
> divided into parts. I am not sure if flash cards bigger
> than 32 MB will work in it. I think no.
>
> Radek
>
> P.S. And there is no problem with hinge crack...
>
> >Hi all,
> >
> >has anyone experiences with a Sharp PC3000? >How usable is it
> >comapared to a 200LX?
> >
> >Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton
> >
> >Michael Lennartz
> >lennartz-mi@gmx.net
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Hi,
        Have you heard of a viewer for either (B&W) PostScript or PDF
which can work on the HP 200LX?  The ones that I've seen so far (on
simtel.net) need rather more hardware than can be fit in a box this
portable.                               thanks,
                                              Leo
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Lasse,

> The PDU and SMS scripts are written for IR connection and
> I don't think anyone uses them with a cable.
> Am I right ??
> So now everything works like a charm with IR.

Sorry, you may read one of my messages, you will read I use PDU
connected to the Nokia 6210 using a cable as well as IrDA. There is no
difference. I might repost it if you like.

I know only of one cable which works and that is Nokia Type DLR-3P.

You might check if your cable works using SYSMGR Datacom

Just type AT&F and see if there is a response like OK.

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>  The current month is updated every day at 3:30 AM
> > (-7:00 UT) and the 2000 through current messages are reindexed.
>
> GMT time would be ?

I meant -7:00 from GMT, so I guess that would make it 11:30 GMT.


> > Thank you for the comments
> u r welcome .. in all my surfing i've never come across
> a site so well conceived and well kept .. lots of pics, gifs,
> but NOT usable/useful .. i think the lx100/lx200 teaches us
> much .. how to do much much more with much much less !

The main design goal was to keep it simple so that it would work
well with HV and WWW/LX.


> yes, i will . tks 4 the offer to help . i hope i won't be the 'trouble'
> to u . a little patience on your side will get me all the help i'll
> probably need .

I help when I can but the archives and the others on the list
are the best source of knowledge.

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Any links to find out detail on this merger?

Bob

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Hi friends,

at Segor Electronic, Berlin, Germany (mailto:sales@segor.de) are now
available:

1800 mAh rechargeables, made by Friwo, 5.90 DM per piece (abt. 2.90 US$
per piece).

I have bought some. I will report if they work OK in the LX.

GTX
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Hi all,
thank you for your messages about PC3000. There was an offer at ebay
Germany, but I will wait until I get a second 200LX. May be as backup
machine, may be for my daughter.

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Hallo,

E-Texts in german language and websites with novels:

www.erotische-literatur.de
www.geocities.com/area51/shire/2797
http://gutenberg.aol.de
www.literaturcafe.de
www.phil.uni-erlangen.de/~p2gerlw/ressourc/eltext.html

For private use I converted some texts from html to ascii via
h2t.exe. Super! Further I scanned one book "Die Goldsucher vom
Klondyke" (1899 E. v. Barfu=DF) and converted it to HTML, ASCII and
ANSI (1 MByte as zip-file).


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Leo Bellantoni schrieb am 04.09.2001:
  >
  >Hi,
  >        Have you heard of a viewer for either (B&W) PostScript or
  >PDF
  >which can work on the HP 200LX?  The ones that I've seen so far (on
  >simtel.net) need rather more hardware than can be fit in a box this
  >portable.                               thanks,
  >                                              Leo

I converted pdf-files using PDF-TXT1.EXE with quite good results. It
is not possible to convert files, which are protected.

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Stefan Peichl schrieb am 04.09.2001:

  >
  >There is a set of german VR fonts in my font collection.
  >The VFN fonts also support umlaute from Windows codepages,
  >which you may need if you converted texts to ASCII on a
  >Windows machine:
  >
  >http://peichl.hplx.net/font.zip

I will download them this evening.
BTW: There is a Klaus Peichl, who wrote the palmzip-driver (works
very fine). Are there any relations?

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Hi Michael,

On Tue, 4 Sep 2001 21:14:38 +0100, Michael Lennartz <lennartz-mi@GMX.NET> wrote:

> I converted pdf-files using PDF-TXT1.EXE with quite good results. It
> is not possible to convert files, which are protected.

Does this program work directly on the LX?

GTX
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Here's another source for 1800 MAh NiMH:

http://store.yahoo.com/greenbatteries-store/

($4.25 each or 12 for $48.00)

Dale Batson

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Hi friends,

at Segor Electronic, Berlin, Germany (mailto:sales@segor.de) are now
available:

1800 mAh rechargeables, made by Friwo, 5.90 DM per piece (abt. 2.90 US$
per piece).

I have bought some. I will report if they work OK in the LX.

GTX
daniel

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Hi friends,

On Tue, 4 Sep 2001 21:13:17 +0100, Michael Lennartz <lennartz-mi@GMX.NET> wrote:

> www.erotische-literatur.de
> www.geocities.com/area51/shire/2797
> http://gutenberg.aol.de
> www.literaturcafe.de
> www.phil.uni-erlangen.de/~p2gerlw/ressourc/eltext.html

Thanks a lot!
Together with all the links you all gave before, I have now plenty of
literature to read!
I already was on the Gutenberg sites and downloaded Homer's Odyssey and
Iliad, some texts I am very interested in, although it might be
difficult for me to read them in English - we'll see, and, for the
beginning, I downloaded Tom Sawyer. ;-)

I already see myself in the sunset on Fuerteventura, lying in the sand,
holding my palmtop and reading vertically Homer's Odyssey.

GTX
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Hi PK

On Tue, 4 Sep 2001 00:19:16 +0530, pk sharma <pksharma@CAL.VSNL.NET.IN> wrote:

> YES .. Yes .. Oh ! yes .. A

=8-b

> > GTX
> what does GTX mean ?

greetings.

GTX
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http://www.infoworld.com/articles/hn/xml/01/09/04/010904hneuhp.xml?0904alert

Look for HP and Compaq to operate as seperate companies for the next
year.  Even after then it may remain as separate companies.

Also with the EU looking into it, the merger may be DOA.    Could the
result be
the same as some past mergers?

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tks 4 yr prompt reply.



> whats your real name?

my real name (meaning full name) is :
                               pradeep     kumar      sharma
in india it means       a lamp   a prince   a learned caste(brahmins)

funny name , no ?

the 1st name was given by my father & mother
the 2nd name was given by my grandfather
the 3rd name is our family name

the one name given by me to myself is :
                                   m19520201pks.00

which means Male 1952 Feb 1st  initials . version

if there is a 2nd male born on in 1952 feb 1st with same initials (pks) he
would be  :

                                m19520201pks.01

i don't think that there are chances of more than 100 pks being born on one
day !

> it is possible to use a pcmcia 56K modem even on batteries, if the modem
> does not use too much power. I use and recommend the EXP thinfax 56K
modem.
> I am a very satisfied customer, regarding the quality of the product and
> their excellent service. Power drain is low enough to run it on batteries.

and what is the connection 14.4 28.8 33.6 which u really get ?


> > question2 : does lx200 support external 56k modem ?
>
> yes it does, but there is a speed limit due to the comport. I think you
> will not come over 19k2. But there are members on the list who know this
> better than me.

let's wait 4 more experienced guys 2 reply


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Hi Daniel .

tks

pk

> I get CONNECTs at 37xxx or sometimes even 42xxx baud with an external
> Elsa Microlink 56k modem and my double speed LX. However, a single
> speed palmtop can get only 19k2, I think.
>
> GTX
> daniel
>

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Daniel Hertrich schrieb am 04.09.2001:
  >
  >Hi Michael,
  >
  >On Tue, 4 Sep 2001 21:14:38 +0100, Michael Lennartz
  ><lennartz-mi@GMX.NET> wrote:
  >
  >> I converted pdf-files using PDF-TXT1.EXE with quite good
  >results. It
  >> is not possible to convert files, which are protected.
  >
  >Does this program work directly on the LX?
  >
  >GTX
  >daniel
  >

Hi Daniel,
I use pdf-text in a dos-box under Win98. The size is about 1.3 MByte.
I think, it won't work on the LX.

BTW: I use the proton-editor by U. Meybohm (Win98,
http://www.meybohm.de) for editing big files (the largest file was
about 600 KByte). It allows to strip CR LF at the end of a line. So
only VR is responsible for the formatting of a text.

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I would be interested since I was wondering what it would be like to own =
a Compaq IPAQ vs an  HP.

Dan

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Wed,  5 Sep 2001 08:34:14 +0200 (CET)

14h04m45s ago ...
On Tue,  4 Sep 2001 18:29:29 +0200, Guenther Helmuth E. wrote:

> Sorry, you may read one of my messages, you will read I use PDU
> connected to the Nokia 6210 using a cable as well as IrDA. There is no
> difference. I might repost it if you like.
>
> I know only of one cable which works and that is Nokia Type DLR-3P.
>
> You might check if your cable works using SYSMGR Datacom
>
> Just type AT&F and see if there is a response like OK.

Thanks Helmuth,

I have the DLR-3P cable and use it all the time with Post for e-mail.

So the cable ought to be all right.

For the time beeing I will stick to IR.
And try hard not to waste more time on the cable problem <G>

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Hallo Stefan,

the fraktur2-font in your collection is really cool.

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Leo Bellantoni wrote:

> Hi,
>         Have you heard of a viewer for either (B&W) PostScript or PDF
> which can work on the HP 200LX?  The ones that I've seen so far (on
> simtel.net) need rather more hardware than can be fit in a box this
> portable.                               thanks,
>                                               Leo

Leo,

   Very old versions of GhostScript and GoScript will
run on the 200LX (or PC/XT class machines).  Their
creation predates PDF, and I believe they only support
PostScript Level 1 files.  I have used GoScript but
haven't looked at the PC/XT compatible GhostScript.

   From the documentation, the current versions of
GhostScript, Ghostview and GSview are at

>     http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/
>
>More material about Ghostscript can be found at
>
>     http://www.ghostscript.com/

   Don't see the old versions to hand right off, but
they were around during my previous browsings.

   In more general terms, you are better off converting
a PDF or PS file on a desktop to a simpler format to
view on the 200LX.

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Lasse,

I can send you my setup, if you like?

Kind regards

Helmuth


> Wed,  5 Sep 2001 08:34:14 +0200 (CET)
>
> 14h04m45s ago ...
> On Tue,  4 Sep 2001 18:29:29 +0200, Guenther Helmuth E. wrote:
>
> > Sorry, you may read one of my messages, you will read I use PDU
> > connected to the Nokia 6210 using a cable as well as IrDA. There is no
> > difference. I might repost it if you like.
> >
> > I know only of one cable which works and that is Nokia Type DLR-3P.
> >
> > You might check if your cable works using SYSMGR Datacom
> >
> > Just type AT&F and see if there is a response like OK.
>
> Thanks Helmuth,
>
> I have the DLR-3P cable and use it all the time with Post for e-mail.
>
> So the cable ought to be all right.
>
> For the time beeing I will stick to IR.
> And try hard not to waste more time on the cable problem <G>
>
> Regards
> Lasse
>
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daniel calac wrote:

> I would be interested since I was wondering
>
> what it would be like to own a Compaq IPAQ vs an  HP.

The ipaq has the  superior display but it also has
a pesky dust problem.  The Ipaq has up to 64 meg,
the Jornada does not (yet).  Rumor has it that a
64 meg Jornada will be released soon.


If it is a choice between getting a Jornada or upgrading your
200lx, upgrade the 200lx (especially if you can get 96 meg).

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PDU V2.1 has a bug concerning the transport layer timestamp of
downloaded SMS. September is reported as March on the HP.

The new version 2.2 fixes this bug and also allows the
selection of a SMSC number, if you travel a lot and have to
change the service center number frequently.

To do so, replace "SMSC:" in PDU.TPL by "Sender:". If you are
now in POST/LX, put the cursor on the "Sender:" line and press
F6. This opens a window of your address files.

To access this new feature, you have to replace the old
PDU.COM and PDU.SCR files with the new versions.

Download from

http://peichl.hplx.net/pdu.zip

Many thanks to Tony Hutchins, who reported the bug and
suggested the SMSC improvement.

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Hi friends,

thanks to Avi, Tony, Konstantin and a few others, I now have put up a web page
describing my backup setup, including a description how I have set up
the success notificatiton (I get an appointment book netry each morning
which tells me if the nightly backup was successful or not).

Please look at

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/backuplx

Have fun
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Hi friends,

I just wanted to download a few dictionaries from www.freedict.com for
use with mididict, but the download links don'T work!

Has anyone a copy of the spanish dictionary which he could send to me?
I only need these large WB files, according to the minicidt
documentation.

(Please ask me before sending it - I don't want my mailbox to be filled
up with Megabtes of dictionaries ;-) )

TNX
daniel

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> > > GTX
> > what does GTX mean ?

:-)

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Dear all,

I was wondering, if anyone have successfully used Stefan Peichl's PDU.zip to
send SMS with a Nokia 8210 via it's IR port?  Or is it possible to do so?

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Reply to the
----- Original Message -----
From: "thomas e. nemeth" <tnemeth@compuserve.com>
To: "pk sharma" <pksharma@CAL.VSNL.NET.IN
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 11:38 AM



>let me know if i can be of assistance.
tom


Tks tom . sure u cn be of great assistance !





> i am generally a lurker here but can pitch in on
occasion.  it seems your 700 is serving you well.

 i'm curious though .
i keep suggesting the changing of the word lurker to a looker .
the oo sound like the u . but the change of meaning is total .
we are all lookers, some are doers too . but lurking sounds a
bit .. well .. unhappy (?) .

u appear to be not very questioning about 'what in the world
is a lx700' . which means either u use one or know of one .
yes . its a very good machine .

for the users of lx200 .. lx700 (OmniGo) has a built in fax
program and a blue button for launching it . i used it with a
land line like i use an 'ordinary' fax machine . the result has
to be seen to be believed . the value of faxing is almost totally
been forgotten . fax a msg & its delivered .. instantly ! that's
very important .. sometimes when an uncooperative person
avoids answering emails and answering machine msgs .. on
the plea didn't hear .. didn't connect to email .. etc .. fax allows
no excuse . moreover it can receive thru both landlines and
cellphone .. send it the same way too .. you need a fax enabled
cellphone sim card .. unusual no ? we had it in calcutta for about
7 years .. everyone talks abt email and surfing .. faxing is almost
forgotten .. but for business .. faxing is important too ..

another thing, you can connect your pcmcia modem to any
ordinary fax machine .. and fax the document to the fax machine
.. no printer necessary .. no ir printer .. no serial printer .. no
parallel port printer .. a built in fax program is a built in printer
too !



>  i note your comment on
the professionalism of the list.  overall, it is exemplarary

i fully agree .




> but the bandwidth has been reduced over the past year.

does this really affect ? its not a read online thing .


>  however, there are less flames theses days as well.

yes  ? if there were more, there would have been a mini war .
look at the speed with which the huge stock was picked up . it
took me a day or two to get to know how to send msgs .... and ...
the huge stock was gone !!



>  overall, i'd have to say this is the best list
i've ever subscribed to.  congenial, usually warm, and quite informative.
i've been here for about 5 years i think, maybe longer.

i hope it remains that way .. we can keep it so .. by effort .. congenial &
warm .

tks guys .. i feel more at home now .. i was a bit hesitant earlier ..
fresher
feeling .. but now looks like i've been 'accepted' (?)

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> thanks to Avi, Tony, Konstantin and a few others, I now have put up a web
page
> describing my backup setup, including a description how I have set up
> the success notificatiton (I get an appointment book netry each morning
> which tells me if the nightly backup was successful or not).
>
> Please look at
>
> http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/backuplx

Very impressively thorough documenting Daniel ... and a nice procedure.

My only change suggestion would be to display the backup results only in
case of a failure.  Seeing "backup was successful" every morning might get
the user numbed to seeing a message display (good or bad) and they may miss
the occasional "failed", as compared to seeing a dire message where they
normally don't see anything.  Maybe this topic has been hashed over already
(I've been busy lately).

I would also generate a log file and append the "succesful" results with
the date/time, so that it can be verified if there were a question of
when/if it ran, tho this log file will then need to be pruned from time to
time.

Just another voice from the peanut gallery.  Thanks for the good work.

- Longden

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On Mon,  3 Sep 2001 16:15:26 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> Hi friends,
>
> I will be on vacation from 10th September for a few weeks.
> I think I want to do other things than learning and working there, so
> does anyone know places where I can download good E-Texts from Project
> Gutenberg which can be read in VR (i.e. whole ASCII textx, not spilt up
> into many HTMLs...)
>
> Can be German or English literature, something which lets me relax, so
> it should be not too hard to read ;-)

I found Hitchikers Guide To The Galaxy somewhere which I read with VR.
I could mail you these books.. You probably know what type of books
they are. Crazy sci fi :-)

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Hi

Tony reported that messages downloaded from his cellphone has the date
of 1-2-...march.. I see this too. I have not tested it today, but I
think that we will see this "problem" all this month.

Stefan have you seen this?

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On Wed,  5 Sep 2001 13:55:59 -0400, Martin Bergvill wrote:

> Hi
>
> Tony reported that messages downloaded from his cellphone has the date
> of 1-2-...march.. I see this too. I have not tested it today, but I
> think that we will see this "problem" all this month.
>
> Stefan have you seen this?

I see now that Tony reported it.. Too much riding my motorcycle and not
enough time to keep up on mail/hplx-l :-)

Well off to download the new pduversion.

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The GP 1800's say in fine print "at least 1750maH". They
weigh a tad more than my Rayovac and RS 1600's.

Bob

"Batson, Dale N" wrote:
>
> Here's another source for 1800 MAh NiMH:
>
> http://store.yahoo.com/greenbatteries-store/
>
> ($4.25 each or 12 for $48.00)
>
> Dale Batson
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Daniel Hertrich Ýmailto:daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE¨
> Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 12:20 PM
> To: HPLX-L@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU
> Subject: 1800 mAh NiMH rechargeables
>
> Hi friends,
>
> at Segor Electronic, Berlin, Germany (mailto:sales@segor.de) are now
> available:
>
> 1800 mAh rechargeables, made by Friwo, 5.90 DM per piece (abt. 2.90 US$
> per piece).
>
> I have bought some. I will report if they work OK in the LX.
>
> GTX
> daniel
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On Tue, 4 Sep 2001 22:08:57 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:
>...
>I already was on the Gutenberg sites and downloaded Homer's Odyssey and
>Iliad, some texts I am very interested in, although it might be
>difficult for me to read them in English - we'll see, and, for the
>beginning, I downloaded Tom Sawyer. ;-)
>...

Daniel, if you want to read them in German, go to: http://www.gutenberg.aol.de/index.htm and click
on Homer in the Autoren Liste on the left. Tell me if you want it in ancient Greek too ;-)

Enjoy your holiday!

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Hi Michael,

On Wed, 05 Sep 2001 21:01:49 +0200, "Frank LOUWERS" <efflept@IRFL.8M.COM> wrote:

> Daniel, if you want to read them in German, go to: http://www.gutenberg.aol.de/index.htm and click
> on Homer in the Autoren Liste on the left. Tell me if you want it in ancient Greek too ;-)

Oh, thank you.

In ancient Greek would be wonderful. I have learned ancient Greek at
school, and we have read parts of the Odyssee there, but I always
wanted to try to translate the whole work. :-)

Is it available in electrionic form? Are there greek VR fonts?
And I assume I also need a lot of time, too.

Giasas
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On Thu,  6 Sep 2001 00:39:17 +0800, Neo Sia Meng wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> I was wondering, if anyone have successfully used Stefan Peichl's PDU.zip to
> send SMS with a Nokia 8210 via it's IR port?  Or is it possible to do so?

I use PDU with my Ericsson T39. I also have a retired Nokia 6210 which
the setup below works just great on. (I have not added the whole cfg's.

The docs ofr pdu are good so read them and you should be up and running
in minutes.

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ÝWww.cfg¨
ÝISP_Telenor¨
Port=-1
Baud=38400
....

ÝPot.cfg¨
ÝEXTERNAL¨
&Sms=robot pdu
ÝFOLDERS¨
SMS=X
ÝSMS¨
CheckFields=0
Alias=SMS
SMTP=not.set
POP=not.set
Template=SMS.TPL
Sets=

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On Wed, 5 Sep 2001 21:23:02 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:
>...
>In ancient Greek would be wonderful. I have learned ancient Greek at
>school, and we have read parts of the Odyssee there, but I always
>wanted to try to translate the whole work. :-)
>
>Is it available in electrionic form? Are there greek VR fonts?
>And I assume I also need a lot of time, too.
>
>Giasas
>daniel
>...

Daniel, there is a PDF at : http://www.uni-koeln.de/phil-fak/ifa/vanthiel/homerpur.pdf

But how to get it in a 200LX? ;-)

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hi Pradeep,

(I use the name you got from your parents, like I did)

On 4 Sep 2001, at 15:16, pk sharma wrote:

> > I am a very satisfied customer, regarding the quality of the product
> > and their excellent service. Power drain is low enough to run it on
> > batteries.
>
> and what is the connection 14.4 28.8 33.6 which u really get ?
>
the settings are 115.200 on Com2, and when I connect I get the
message connected with 115.200, which is not correct of course.
I do not know how fast it really is, maybe about 43.500 or so.

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> I just wanted to download a few dictionaries from www.freedict.com for
> use with mididict, but the download links don'T work!
>
> Has anyone a copy of the spanish dictionary which he could send to me?
> I only need these large WB files, according to the minicidt
> documentation.

You could try the links at http://lxdict.sourceforge.net/
These should be the same files, or I can send the dictionary
file if you haven't gotten it yet.

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Hi Martin,

On Wed, 5 Sep 2001 13:55:57 -0400, Martin Bergvill <hplx@BERGVILL.COM> wrote:

> I found Hitchikers Guide To The Galaxy somewhere which I read with VR.
> I could mail you these books.. You probably know what type of books
> they are. Crazy sci fi :-)

Thanks, but I think I have enough to read now ;-)

When I have finished all the other etexts I'll let you know.

Thanks
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Thu,  6 Sep 2001 10:03:10 +0200 (CET)

18h07m20s ago ...
On Wed,  5 Sep 2001 15:55:50 +0200, Guenther Helmuth E. wrote:

> I can send you my setup, if you like?

Thanks,
Please do, maybe I can get some new ideas?

Regards
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Hi Mike

On Wed, 5 Sep 2001 17:35:38 -0700, Mike Kopplin <kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU> wrote:

> You could try the links at http://lxdict.sourceforge.net/
> These should be the same files, or I can send the dictionary
> file if you haven't gotten it yet.

YES!
This links work!

Thanks you very much. I now have downloaded the spanish dictionary and
it works nicely.

BTW. Does anyone know if a Spanish-German dictionary which works on the
palmtop (a free one, best would be a minidict / lxdict compatible
database)?

GTX
daniel

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Hi Neo Sia Meng

On Thu, 6 Sep 2001 00:39:17 +0800, Neo Sia Meng <neosiam@SINGNET.COM.SG> wrote:

> I was wondering, if anyone have successfully used Stefan Peichl's PDU.zip to
> send SMS with a Nokia 8210 via it's IR port?  Or is it possible to do so?

It is possible. Many people have done it, but it is only possible in
conjunction with D&A software's WWW/LX, because this is the one which
enables the palmtop to speak and understand the IrDA protocol.
Without WWW/LX, you can only use the wired COM port, and I don't know
if this works with the 8210.

Maybe this clarifies some things:

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/mob_hplx

GTX
daniel


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Neo Sia Meng wrote:

> I was wondering, if anyone have successfully used Stefan Peichl's =
PDU.zip to
> send SMS with a Nokia 8210 via it's IR port?  Or is it possible to do =
so?

I use a 8210 with PDU. Because the 8210 only allows IrDA, you
may use PDU only as a "plug in" of POST/LX. That means:

-You first have to setup an IrDA installation of POST/LX
-Then you have to plug in PDU as described in PDU.DOC

Stefan

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> For register the wravel program the autor demand a email to
> gasbarro@rambus.com, but that d'not work email d'not exist.

That email address hasn't worked for sometime, although I did correspond
with him via email him several years back.

My copy is registered, and if I recall correctly, the unlocking procedure
is something like this:

I believe that you just need to have a file called WTRAVEL.REG in the same
directory as the executable.  The file doesn't need anything special in it
... mine just has a letter L (3 bytes, counting carriage return and line
feed).

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On Thu, 6 Sep 2001, Longden Loo wrote:

> I believe that you just need to have a file called WTRAVEL.REG in the same
> directory as the executable.  The file doesn't need anything special in it
> ... mine just has a letter L (3 bytes, counting carriage return and line
> feed).

Actually, the file doesn't need *anything* in it--mine is 0 bytes!  :)

Ted

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I thought those of you on the list might find this update on the Metricom/Ricochet situation interesting.

- Wayne

Aerie Networks is in negotiations to buy half the equipment that once powered Metricom's Ricochet wireless Internet service and could finalize plans by next week, according to an attorney for the bankrupt Metricom.

The Denver-based fiber-optics network owner is negotiating with Metricom to buy equipment in six states--New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Washington, California and Colorado, Metricom attorney Margaret Sheneman told a bankruptcy judge on Friday .

That represents about half the network that Metricom built to deliver high-speed wireless Internet service before it filed for bankruptcy, according to Sheneman. The other half of the network, spread out in about a dozen other states, will be abandoned if a buyer doesn't appear, she said.

With the equipment, Aerie could possibly relaunch the much loved, but expensive, wireless Internet service in those six states. But additional details of the deal with Aerie Networks--including whether it bought the radio spectrum Metricom used to operate the network--were not released during the court hearing. Neither Metricom nor Aerie Networks were commenting Friday.





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<P>I thought those of you on the list might find this update on the Metricom/Ricochet situation interesting.</P>
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<P>Aerie Networks is in negotiations to buy half the equipment that once powered Metricom's Ricochet wireless Internet service and could finalize plans by next week, according to an attorney for the bankrupt Metricom. </P>
<P>The Denver-based fiber-optics network owner is negotiating with Metricom to buy equipment in six states--New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Washington, California and Colorado, Metricom attorney Margaret Sheneman told a bankruptcy judge on Friday . </P>
<P>That represents about half the network that Metricom built to deliver high-speed wireless Internet service before it filed for bankruptcy, according to Sheneman. The other half of the network, spread out in about a dozen other states, will be abandoned if a buyer doesn't appear, she said. </P>
<P>With the equipment, Aerie could possibly relaunch the much loved, but expensive, wireless Internet service in those six states. But additional details of the deal with Aerie Networks--including whether it bought the radio spectrum Metricom used to operate the network--were not released during the court hearing. Neither Metricom nor Aerie Networks were commenting Friday. </P>
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This is how I copy/paste between PalEdit in one Software Carousel
Session and the HP-LX PIM applications in another:

- I have clipvue.exm installed in Alt+F3.
- I start the HP-LX PIM in one Software Carouse session with the
following commands:
        exkey -fc:\_dat\exkey.ini
        200
  exkey is one of the Japanese  utilities for keyboard macros
- My c:\_dat\exkey.ini file contains:
        {Copy}={Copy}{Alt+F3}{F2}q
        {Cut}={Cut}{Alt+F3}{F2}q
        {Paste}={Alt+F3}{F3}q{Paste}

This is how it works:

When I press Copy or Cut in the System Manager, exkey first sends the
Copy/Cut key, and the opens ClipVue, and writes the clipboard contents
to the clipvue.txt file

When I press Paste, exkey first calls ClipVue to read the contents of
the clipvue.txt file into the clipboard, and then calls Paste.

PE, in the other SC session recognizes the clipvue.txt file as the
clipboard contents.

The only problem is that this does not work in copying non-text things,
like Phone Book entries. In that case I use the alternatives Ctrl+X,
Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V.


Hope this helps,
Paulo


Daniel Hertrich wrote:
>
> Hi friends,
>
> since no one has replied to my previous trial to find anyone who owns
> both a German and an English palmtop, I try it now another way:
>
> Maybe the MAC files are compatible between the two kinds of palmtops,
> so I would like to send someone with a US English palmtop my system.mac
> file asking this person to open the file with the system macro
> application, opening the two macros and copy/paste the contents into a
> text file, so I should have the appropriate translation.
>
> This is only possible of course if the mac files are
> language-independant.
>
> Who would be so kind?
>
> (the first reply wins ;-) pleae reply privately)
>
> TNX
> daniel
>
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Date:         Thu, 6 Sep 2001 15:56:06 -0700
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Subject:      Decrypting Memo files
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii

Is there anything similar to hpcrack that works for
encrypted memo files?

Thanks,
Brian


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Date:         Fri, 7 Sep 2001 09:21:22 +0100
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Hi,
some information for the mobile phone users in Germany waiting for
UMTS:


Spekulationen um =B4langsames=B4 UMTS
ftd.de, Do, 6.9.2001, 18:56

Mehrere internationale Mobilfunkanbieter =FCberlegen angeblich, ob sie
die bislang geplante Geschwindigkeit von Daten=FCbertragungen =FCber die
k=FCnftigen UMTS-Mobilfunknetze reduzieren sollten. Damit k=F6nnten sie
Kosten
sparen.

Aus den Branchenkreisen verlautete am Donnerstag, dass der weltgr=F6=DFte
Anbieter Vodafone schon beschlossen habe, die urspr=FCnglich geplante
Datentransfer-Rate von 144 bis 384 Kilobit pro Sekunde erst rund drei
Jahre nach dem
Start der Netze anzubieten. Bis dahin solle die Rate auf 64 Kilobit
begrenzt bleiben, was den Netzaufbau vereinfache und verbillige. Um
die
Akzeptanz von UMTS zu steigern, solle der bereits verf=FCgbare Standard
GPRS
nicht wie urspr=FCnglich geplant schneller werden.

...
 Ein Sprecher von T-Mobil
sagte, das Unternehmen halte an seinen Pl=E4nen f=FCr eine
Datentransferrate von
144 bis 384 Kilobit pro Sekunde in seinem UMTS-Netz in Deutschland
fest.
Beim drittgr=F6=DFten Mobilfunknetzbetreiber E-Plus hie=DF es, man plane,
vom
ersten Tag des UMTS-Netzbetriebs an im gesamten Netz eine
Daten=FCbertragungsgeschwindigkeit von 128 Kilobit pro Sekunde
anzubieten. ...

Branchenkreisen zufolge existieren jedoch auch beim deutschen
Marktf=FChrer T-Mobil =DCberlegungen zur Datengeschwindigkeit im
UMTS-Mobilfunk.
"Beim Start der UMTS-Netze werden ohnehin nur geringere
=DCbertragungsraten
verf=FCgbar sein", hie=DF es in den Kreisen. Die volle Geschwindigkeit
werde erst
im Zuge des vorgeschriebenen Netzausbaus erreicht. ...

Geringeres Tempo in Ballungsr=E4umen

...

Die Mobilfunkfirmen planen daher generell in Ballungsr=E4umen kleinere
Funkzellen oder mehr Funkstationen als in l=E4ndlichen Gebieten.
Kosteneinsparungen beim Netzausbau lassen sich daher durch eine
Absenkung der
Datentransferrate oder durch eine Zur=FCckstellung der Ausbaupl=E4ne
erzielen.
...

Die europ=E4ischen Mobilfunkunternehmen versuchen derzeit, die zum Teil
hohen Lizenzkosten f=FCr UMTS dadurch zu verringern, dass sie mit
Billigung
der Regulierungsbeh=F6rde in Deutschland beim Netzaufbau und beim
sp=E4teren
Netzbetrieb kooperieren. Davon versprechen sich Branchenexperten
Einsparungen in
H=F6he deutlich zweistelliger Prozents=E4tze. Allein in Deutschland haben
sechs Anbieter f=FCr je eine UMTS-Sendelizenz rund 16,6 Mrd. DM
bezahlt.
Aus den Branchenkreisen verlautete weiter, dass die technisch
machbare Aufr=FCstung der gegenw=E4rtigen GSM-Netze und des schnellen
Daten=FCbertragungsstandard GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) in
Deutschland zur=FCckgestellt
werde, um die Akzeptanz von UMTS zu f=F6rdern. Statt die
Datentransferrate wie
geplant auf rund 100 Kilobit pro Sekunde zu erh=F6hen, werde die
Datengeschwindigkeit von GPRS auf dem derzeitigen Niveau von rund 50
Kilobit pro Sekunde
begrenzt, hie=DF es in den Kreisen. Dies erm=F6gliche beispielsweise
keine
Video=FCbertragungen in guter Qualit=E4t, da daf=FCr h=F6here Datenraten
notwendig seien.

Dieser Artikel ist im Internet abrufbar unter der URL:
http://www.ftd.de/tm/tk/FTDK4KM0ARC.html?nv=3Dnl


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Hi Paulo.

On Thu, 6 Sep 2001 22:38:59 +0100, Paulo Custodio <paulocustodio@YAHOO.COM> wrote:

> This is how I copy/paste between PalEdit in one Software Carousel
> Session and the HP-LX PIM applications in another:
>
> - I have clipvue.exm installed in Alt+F3.

This is wonderful! Thanks! I have looked a long time for such an easy
way.

GTX
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Hi Paulo

On Thu, 6 Sep 2001 22:38:59 +0100, Paulo Custodio <paulocustodio@YAHOO.COM> wrote:

> - My c:\_dat\exkey.ini file contains:
>         {Copy}={Copy}{Alt+F3}{F2}q
>         {Cut}={Cut}{Alt+F3}{F2}q
>         {Paste}={Alt+F3}{F3}q{Paste}

I have done it now with System Macros (Fn-F1 for copy and Fn-F2 for
paste, I don't think I need Cut), since I don't want to install another
TSR.
The macros look similar to yours.
Works great for System manager. However...

> PE, in the other SC session recognizes the clipvue.txt file as the
> clipboard contents.

not here.
Do you have to put something special into the pe.cfg for that?


> The only problem is that this does not work in copying non-text things,
> like Phone Book entries. In that case I use the alternatives Ctrl+X,
> Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V.

I don'T know, but, could you use the smartclip for that, copy a
spartclip to the clipboard / clipvue?

GTX
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Date:         Fri, 7 Sep 2001 12:00:26 +0200
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Daniel,

> > PE, in the other SC session recognizes the clipvue.txt file as the
> > clipboard contents.
>
> not here.

It is a PE feature. CUT and COPY create a file clipvue.txt in the
directory c:\_dat

> Do you have to put something special into the pe.cfg for that?

No.

Do have the latest version, you might check www.dasoft.com.


Kind regards

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Some of the articles I have read say that since the iPaq has a bigger market
share than the Jornada, the latter will be killed off in favor of the
former.

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 10:42 AM
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Does anyone have any thoughts on what the HP - Compaq merger might mean for
handhelds?
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Dear List Members,

It seems no one has been able to reach Jim nor does
he reads this list.

Since I have been working with Jim a while ago on some
enhancements, I am able to provide registration and have
issued several in the past.  So, for the record, please
send your registration information in an private email to
me and I will issue license.  I will keep your information
and provide to Jim should he resurfaces.

Best Regards,
Alfred



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From: Jos=E9 Angel de Castro Barco <castrobarco@YAHOO.COM>
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Date: Thursday, September 06, 2001 3:23 AM
Subject: Wtravel register. gasbarro@rambus.com


For register the wravel program the autor demand a email to
gasbarro@rambus.com, but that d'not work email d'not exist.



******************************************************************
Jos=E9 Angel de Castro                      Tno: 34 983 33 72 99
C/S.Lorenzo,1-3=BAB
47001 VALLADOLID (SPAIN)                  castrobarco@yahoo.com
******************************************************************

=1C=F2=D7,=B2=12L=89=DF=A1=ABa=B6=DA=7F=FF 0=B2=9B=9C=A2y=DEv=EF=E6r=17=A6=
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Date:         Fri, 7 Sep 2001 20:21:34 +0200
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Hi G|nther,

On Fri, 7 Sep 2001 12:00:26 +0200, "Guenther Helmuth E." <h_e_guenther@ATTGLOBAL.NET> wrote:

> Do have the latest version, you might check www.dasoft.com.
>

This was the problem. Thanks.
I used PE 2.2g, now I have 2.3 and this has this feature. :-)

GTX
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Date:         Fri, 7 Sep 2001 20:33:39 +0200
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Hi Helmuth,

On Fri, 7 Sep 2001 20:21:34 +0200, Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE> wrote:

> Hi G|nther,

I think i have mixed something up here ;-)
Sorry!

For those of you who don't know German names: Guenther is a first name
here in Germany (but Helmuth's last name), Helmuth also is a first name,
and since Helmuth's emails always
contain the string "Guenther Helmuth E." but the Germany are used to
the name order "Helmuth E. Guenther", it is easy to mix it up.

BTW: What does the E. mean?

GTX
daniel


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Date:         Fri, 7 Sep 2001 21:45:44 +0200
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Daniel,

> BTW: What does the E. mean?

Erhard.

Kind regards

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"Feldman, Robert" wrote:

> Some of the articles I have read say that since the iPaq has a bigger market
> share than the Jornada, the latter will be killed off in favor of the
> former.

HP is in the drivers seat, the ipaq will be history, the jornada could well be
rebranded as the Ipaq.   Or they could run both HP and Compaq as seperate
entities.

That having been said I  should point out that
The HP Compaq merger may be DOA,. regulatory concerns are being raised
especially in Europe.    If you look at recent mergers in Europe this deal
is by no means a sure thing.

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Date:         Fri, 7 Sep 2001 22:51:15 -0700
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Hi Wayne,

Thank for the update on Metricom. I am one of those that
qualifies under the "much loving" that network!

Wayne E. Yang wrote:

> With the equipment, Aerie could possibly relaunch the much
> loved, but expensive, wireless Internet service in those six
> states. But additional details of the deal with Aerie
> Networks--including whether it bought the radio spectrum
> Metricom used to oper ate the network--were not released



The radio specturm is not an issue I believe because it was in
the same public band that portable phones (not cell phones)
are, walkie talkies etc.

I hope this works out!

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That's a good method. I am saving your email to see if I can
adapt it to my purposes. I have been using clipvue.exm for
maybe 2 years now to clip emails from one SC WA and dumping
them into a database in another WA. Workes like a charm. Your
method offers some automation, which I like to see if I can
adapt!

  Avi

Paulo Custodio wrote:
> This is how I copy/paste between PalEdit in one Software Carousel
> Session and the HP-LX PIM applications in another:
>
> - I have clipvue.exm installed in Alt+F3.
> - I start the HP-LX PIM in one Software Carouse session with the
> following commands:
>         exkey -fc:\_dat\exkey.ini
>         200
>   exkey is one of the Japanese  utilities for keyboard macros
> - My c:\_dat\exkey.ini file contains:
>         {Copy}=3D{Copy}{Alt+F3}{F2}q
>         {Cut}=3D{Cut}{Alt+F3}{F2}q
>         {Paste}=3D{Alt+F3}{F3}q{Paste}
>
> This is how it works:
>
> When I press Copy or Cut in the System Manager, exkey first sends the
> Copy/Cut key, and the opens ClipVue, and writes the clipboard contents
> to the clipvue.txt file
>
> When I press Paste, exkey first calls ClipVue to read the contents of
> the clipvue.txt file into the clipboard, and then calls Paste.
>
> PE, in the other SC session recognizes the clipvue.txt file as the
> clipboard contents.
>
> The only problem is that this does not work in copying non-text things,
> like Phone Book entries. In that case I use the alternatives Ctrl+X,
> Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Paulo
>
> Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> >
> > Hi friends,
> >
> > since no one has replied to my previous trial to find anyone who owns
> > both a German and an English palmtop, I try it now another way:
> >
> > Maybe the MAC files are compatible between the two kinds of palmtops,
> > so I would like to send someone with a US English palmtop my system.ma=
c
> > file asking this person to open the file with the system macro
> > application, opening the two macros and copy/paste the contents into =
a
> > text file, so I should have the appropriate translation.
> >
> > This is only possible of course if the mac files are
> > language-independant.
> >
> > Who would be so kind?
> >
> > (the first reply wins ;-) pleae reply privately)
> >
> > TNX
> > daniel
> >
> > --
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> >
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Date:         Fri, 7 Sep 2001 23:23:55 -0700
Reply-To:     Martin Crundall <ac6rm@HOTMAIL.COM>
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From:         Martin Crundall <ac6rm@HOTMAIL.COM>
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Comments: To: wayne_yang@YAHOO.COM
Mime-Version: 1.0
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This is interesting.  Aerie just layed off a bunch of their research guys,
and earlier they layed off a big chunk of their fiber guys.  I wonder what
they're up to.


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Reply-To: "Wayne E. Yang" <wayne_yang@YAHOO.COM>
To: HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu
Subject: Update on Metricom/Ricochet
Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2001 13:19:10 -0700
MIME-Version: 1.0

I thought those of you on the list might find this update on the
Metricom/Ricochet situation interesting.

- Wayne

Aerie Networks is in negotiations to buy half the equipment that once
powered Metricom's Ricochet wireless Internet service and could finalize
plans by next week, according to an attorney for the bankrupt Metricom.

<...snip...>


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Date:         Sat, 8 Sep 2001 05:37:38 -0400
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I've got the same problem now playing around with M/lx.
But I can't find answers to Mike's Mail.
I can correct the overlap with ALT-Z but I can't store
this state.
Was there a solution?
Uli Allen

> Using the latest mm.exe with meeting.mm from Helmuths example
> map there is a problem displaying the items in the first
> meeting. Zooming displays correctly, but in regular mode the
> items overlap. If I delete either of the children from the Todos
> entry it displays correctly. Adding a second Todos child to the
> second meeting causes this one to overlap also.
>
> Mike Kopplin
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900 MHz ISM (industrial scientific medical) band - users are not
licensed but equipment is (type accepted I believe.) Similar bands
at 2.4 & 5.8 GHz. Take power from light poles, etc., and you have
a distributed access network...

###

>The radio specturm is not an issue I believe because it was in
>the same public band that portable phones (not cell phones)
>are, walkie talkies etc.

>I hope this works out!
>  Avi

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> Is there anything similar to hpcrack that works for
> encrypted memo files?

No, not that I am aware of.

 Steve Carder <steve@carderfamily.net>
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On Sat, 8 Sep 2001, Ulrich Allen wrote:

> I've got the same problem now playing around with M/lx.
> But I can't find answers to Mike's Mail.
> I can correct the overlap with ALT-Z but I can't store
> this state.
> Was there a solution?

Helmuth responded that this is a known problem they are working
on, and that a solution should be in the next release. He
described the cause of the problem and a temporary workaround.
See http://www.technoir.nu/hplx/hplx-l/0108/msg00410.html

Regards,
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Date:         Sat, 8 Sep 2001 17:40:14 +0200
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Uli,

please wait for the next releasee.

Kind regards

Helmuth

> I've got the same problem now playing around with M/lx.
> But I can't find answers to Mike's Mail.
> I can correct the overlap with ALT-Z but I can't store
> this state.
> Was there a solution?
> Uli Allen
>
> > Using the latest mm.exe with meeting.mm from Helmuths example
> > map there is a problem displaying the items in the first
> > meeting. Zooming displays correctly, but in regular mode the
> > items overlap. If I delete either of the children from the Todos
> > entry it displays correctly. Adding a second Todos child to the
> > second meeting causes this one to overlap also.
> >
> > Mike Kopplin
> >
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Sat,  8 Sep 2001 11:49:10 -0500 (EST)

Hi All:

   I do something similar, taking advantage of the FILE/INSERT function
   available in many programs. My exkey.ini has:

   {Alt++}=3D{Menu}fic:\_dat\clipvue.txt{Enter}

   so ALT-PASTE copies from CLIPVUE.TXT

   I load exkey in AUTOEXEC.BAT so it is available in all sessions.


   Cheers...AJKind


1 day 19h10m11s ago ...
On Thu, 6 Sep 2001, Paulo Custodio wrote:

> This is how I copy/paste between PalEdit in one Software Carousel
> Session and the HP-LX PIM applications in another:
>
> - I have clipvue.exm installed in Alt+F3.
> - I start the HP-LX PIM in one Software Carouse session with the
> following commands:
>         exkey -fc:\_dat\exkey.ini
>         200
>   exkey is one of the Japanese  utilities for keyboard macros
> - My c:\_dat\exkey.ini file contains:
>         {Copy}=3D{Copy}{Alt+F3}{F2}q
>         {Cut}=3D{Cut}{Alt+F3}{F2}q
>         {Paste}=3D{Alt+F3}{F3}q{Paste}
>
> This is how it works:
>
> When I press Copy or Cut in the System Manager, exkey first sends the
> Copy/Cut key, and the opens ClipVue, and writes the clipboard contents
> to the clipvue.txt file
>
> When I press Paste, exkey first calls ClipVue to read the contents of
> the clipvue.txt file into the clipboard, and then calls Paste.
>
> PE, in the other SC session recognizes the clipvue.txt file as the
> clipboard contents.
>
> The only problem is that this does not work in copying non-text things,
> like Phone Book entries. In that case I use the alternatives Ctrl+X,
> Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Paulo
>
> Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> >
> > Hi friends,
> >
> > since no one has replied to my previous trial to find anyone who owns
> > both a German and an English palmtop, I try it now another way:
> >
> > Maybe the MAC files are compatible between the two kinds of palmtops,
> > so I would like to send someone with a US English palmtop my system.ma=
c
> > file asking this person to open the file with the system macro
> > application, opening the two macros and copy/paste the contents into =
a
> > text file, so I should have the appropriate translation.
> >
> > This is only possible of course if the mac files are
> > language-independant.
> >
> > Who would be so kind?
> >
> > (the first reply wins ;-) pleae reply privately)
> >
> > TNX
> > daniel
> >
> > --
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Date:         Sat, 8 Sep 2001 17:25:34 +0100
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Hi,

I am looking for a way to have a 200LX connected to the AC adapter, but
at the same time controlling whether the machine runs on battery or on
AC. Any programmers out there knowing whether this can be done?

The background: With the the machine connected to the AC adapter (but
internally not using it), I would like to discharge the NiCd batteries
to a specified level, thereby measuring the time it takes, and then
immediately switching back to AC operation (to avoid a further voltage
drop and to start charging again). The measured time should serve to
compare the performance of rechargeable batteries over time, to replace
them before they fail.

Thanks Norbert

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Date:         Sat, 8 Sep 2001 20:12:12 +0200
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Hi friends,

I found on the Internet an improved version of Secure Device, which
seems to be created because there are promblems with SecDev 1.4 under
DR-DOS.

So, if anyone ever tried to use SecDev under DR-DOS and ran into
problems (system hangs without EMM or something like that, "invalid
opcode" messages), try the version available at

http://www-user.tu-cottbus.de/~kannegv/sonst/index_e.htm

However, for palmtop users this improved version doesn't seem to be of
any advantage or interest.

GTX
daniel

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Date:         Sat, 8 Sep 2001 20:12:13 +0200
Reply-To:     Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE>
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Hi friends,

some time ago, I have added a description of a well working fax setup
for the palmtop to my mobile phone - HPLX page

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/mob_hplx

This setup is a little bit dangerous, because if your palmtop is stolen
or lost, every person who is intelligent enough to figure out how it
works and where your signature file is can abuse either the entire fax
mechanism or at least the signature PCX file in order to get access to
your privacy or money.

If you have my or a similar setup, please go to the the above mentioned
page. The security uppdate can be found at the end of the fax section,
or it can be directly accessed with

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/mob_hplx#faxsec

GTX
daniel

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Date:         Sun, 9 Sep 2001 09:18:01 +0200
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Hi friends,

does anyone know a way to let Vertical Reader save its state (position
in text etc) WHILE it is running? It seems VR only saves when leaving
it, but I think I will seldom leave it, but rather simply switch to
another SC work area and later switch back.
But in this case, the state is never saved, and if the palmtop crashes,
or I reboot and forget to quit VR before, I loose my text posotion etc.

Thanks
daniel

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Date:         Sun, 9 Sep 2001 10:49:08 +0100
Reply-To:     Michael Lennartz <lennartz-mi@GMX.NET>
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Hi,

some authors publish their novels in the internet, sometimes for
online reading in HTML, sometimes for download as PDF. The online
books can be caught very easy using roboweb.
An example:
To: www.hinternet.de/pfauenfeder/index2.htm
Subject: Pfauenfeder or anything else
Body: Depth=3D2
      URLget=3Dfolge
      MaxCount=3D100

(Really these are less then 50 files.)

I forge together these files into a single file with a convenient
editor (proton, Atlantis), convert it to ascii-format with
ansiasci.exe and finally put the novel into my VR-library.
--
Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton

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lennartz-mi@gmx.net
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Date:         Sun, 9 Sep 2001 08:03:16 -0400
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Never had that problem.

Vic Roberts

On Mon, 20 Aug 2001 20:10:06 -0500, Chris Lott <rclott@ro.com> wrote:

> Today I was changing batteries in my HP200LX, and I noticed an unusual
> break in my case.  There is a thin strip of plastic, part of the actual
> bottom of the case, along the side of the battery compartment.

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I would like NEWS/LX to quote the
original sender when I reply. Like "John
Doe wrote " plus date.

I would like to have this different for
each newsgroup (different languages}.

How do I do this?

 -----------------
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Date:         Sun, 9 Sep 2001 16:35:00 +0100
Reply-To:     Paulo Custodio <paulocustodio@YAHOO.COM>
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Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> > The only problem is that this does not work in copying non-text things,
> > like Phone Book entries. In that case I use the alternatives Ctrl+X,
> > Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V.
>
> I don'T know, but, could you use the smartclip for that, copy a
> spartclip to the clipboard / clipvue?

What I meant is that if I use the new Copy and new Paste functions, as
translated bt exkey, I cannot copy a Phone Book record and Paste it in
another phone book database, because clipvue only saves the ASCII
representation of the clipboard. In phone book I have to press Ctrl+x,
Ctrl+v, Ctrl+C instead of Cut, Paste, Copy.

Regards,
Paulo

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Date:         Sun, 9 Sep 2001 19:57:51 +0200
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Hi Paulo.

On Sun, 9 Sep 2001 16:35:00 +0100, Paulo Custodio <paulocustodio@YAHOO.COM> wrote:

> What I meant is that if I use the new Copy and new Paste functions, as
> translated bt exkey, I cannot copy a Phone Book record and Paste it in
> another phone book database, because clipvue only saves the ASCII
> representation of the clipboard. In phone book I have to press Ctrl+x,
> Ctrl+v, Ctrl+C instead of Cut, Paste, Copy.

Ah, okay. Sorry. Now I understand.
What about putting the macros not onto the original Copy / Cut / Paste
keys but somewhere else, for example one key above (Fn-2 / Fn-3 / Fn--)?

With exkey you can do everything!

GTX
daniel


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Date:         Sun, 9 Sep 2001 18:45:21 +0000
Reply-To:     castorlw@YAHOO.COM
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Uli,

> Is there any chance to get a filetransfer to or from
> a pcanywhere host with the hplx? Has that been ever tried?

Sorry it took so long to respond.  I used pcanywhere very successfully =
with my office PC some time ago.  I believe that the file transfer worked =
just fine.  I had ver4.5 on the lx and the PC had a more recent version. =
 Ver4.5 was the last version that would work on the lx.

Larry

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Date:         Sun, 9 Sep 2001 18:45:28 +0000
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All,

  I have a trip to Italy planned in a few weeks and would like some help =
on how to connect to compuserve.  The two numbers showed for compuserve =
access are:
    Milan:39-02-23240982
    Rome:39-06-83020982

Both seem to indicate that these are national toll-free numbers with a =
connect cost of $3/hr. Is this correct?  I will be in Siena and Venice - =
will I be able to connect dialing the above numbers?  There use to be =
local numbers for each city, but apparently these are now gone. True?

Anything I should know about italian phone jacks or system?
Is there a way to connect with my AT&T isp while in Europe?

Thanks for your help,
Larry
HP200lx with accis4 & wwwlx





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Date:         Sun, 9 Sep 2001 21:04:49 +0200
Reply-To:     Etienne Lemaire <stelem@attglobal.net>
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----- Original Message -----
From: Larry Castor <castorlw@YAHOO.COM>
To: <HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2001 08:45 PM
Subject: Italy trip


Anything I should know about italian phone jacks or system?

....
I 've alwxays managed with an RJ-11 connector, but always the
same hotels, maybe not a representative selection

.......
Is there a way to connect with my AT&T isp while in Europe?

........

If you are talking about attgbal.net, they have local access
numbers in most cities

Venice: Italy Venezia (mestre) (PPP/SLIP/ISDN/V.34/V.90)
041-810-6060

Siena: Italy Siena (PPP/SLIP/ISDN/V.34/V.90) 0577-09-6060

More details on www.attglobal.net
click "access in over 50 countries"

HTH

Etienne
Please use stelem@attglobal.net

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Date:         Sun, 9 Sep 2001 21:14:39 +0200
Reply-To:     Jacques Belin <jbelin@ALTERN.ORG>
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From:         Jacques Belin <jbelin@ALTERN.ORG>
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Le Sun, 9 Sep 2001 18:45:28 +0000
Larry Castor <castorlw@YAHOO=2ECOM> a =E9crit:

> Both seem to indicate that these are national toll-free numbers with a
> connect cost of $3/hr=2E Is this correct?  I will be in Siena and Venice

I don't remember very well, but when I prepared my trip to Genova, in
july, I looked at the Compuserve access points, and seen that most of
the italian cities had not direct access to the CIS network=2E You had to
pass thru other networks=2E Even for Rome, you have to pass thru by
another network (surcharged by $3/h as you said)=2E=2E=2E=20

Then I taken another solution : I subscribed to a free ISP provider,
jumpy ( http://www=2Ejumpy=2Eit ), which even permit you to create your
account when you are still in your country=2E :-)

During the 5 days I was in Italy, it worked perfecly=2E Why to ask more ?
<g>
=20
=20
> Anything I should know about italian phone jacks or system?

Sorry, I don't think to look at the phone jack=2E=2E=2E I connected only usi=
ng
my GSM cellular phone=2E ! ;-)


Jacques=2E

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Date:         Sun, 9 Sep 2001 16:47:47 -0400
Reply-To:     Domingo <dvm123@GMX.CO.UK>
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Folks, it appears that uncle Gates listens to people sometimes.   The new
version of Explorer has an option which says "reply to messages in the
format in which they were sent".   Result: no more replying in html format
inadvertingly (good for hplx browers).  Yippee  .  .  .  :-b

Domingo

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Date:         Sun, 9 Sep 2001 23:25:16 +0200
Reply-To:     Martin Bergvill <hplx@BERGVILL.COM>
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Hi

I have cleaned out my Phonebook on the Hplx. It seems that when I
transfer a phonebook with almost 600 enteries something happens.

When viewing names which starts with "A", names which starts with "M" is
shown in the same "picture".

I have now reduced the phonebook to about 550 enteries. Everything
works okey now.

Chris what is going on with Appointmentbook/Rex project?

I also think you wrote something about the timesettings. Have you had
any success in setting the time on the Rex when syncing?

Regards

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Date:         Sun, 9 Sep 2001 23:39:34 +0200
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On Sun,  9 Sep 2001 14:43:25 +0200, Lillebjorn Nilsen wrote:

> I would like NEWS/LX to quote the
> original sender when I reply. Like "John
> Doe wrote " plus date.
>
> I would like to have this different for
> each newsgroup (different languages}.
>
> How do I do this?

Check out PostH on the Dasoft's website. It inserts a header in
messages when you reply to them.

Not sure if you can do exactly what you want to do thoug. But it is
very advanced. I think it can even write a personilized header based on
the senders emailadress.

If the PostH program does not do exactly the things you want, I am sure
that Tony can provide you with a script that do in no time, if you ask
him :-)

Regards

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Date:         Sun, 9 Sep 2001 23:37:18 +0200
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hello Norbert,

On 8 Sep 2001, at 17:25, Norbert Giese wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am looking for a way to have a 200LX connected to the AC adapter,
> but at the same time controlling whether the machine runs on battery
> or on AC. Any programmers out there knowing whether this can be done?
>
> The background: With the the machine connected to the AC adapter (but
> internally not using it), I would like to discharge the NiCd batteries
> to a specified level, thereby measuring the time it takes, and then
> immediately switching back to AC operation (to avoid a further voltage
> drop and to start charging again). The measured time should serve to
> compare the performance of rechargeable batteries over time, to
> replace them before they fail.
>

does not the HPLX always use the AC adapter if it is connected?
You'd need a switch to interrupt the power supply to the HPLX if the
battery voltage is higher than a set level.
I am sure this could be done by a software that could power on / off
the serial port, which could then switch a relais.
In the meantime you could use voltcheck to inform you about the
voltage of your batteries and use a diary to remember the
intervals ;-)

The idea to use the hplx as a battery capacity meter is fascinating
though. Maybe we get ABC_pro one day.

Werner

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Mon, 10 Sep 2001 17:37:01 +1200 (NZT)

07h57m27s ago ...
On Sun,  9 Sep 2001 23:39:34 +0200, Martin Bergvill wrote:

> On Sun,  9 Sep 2001 14:43:25 +0200, Lillebjorn Nilsen wrote:
>=20
> > I would like NEWS/LX to quote the
> > original sender when I reply. Like "John
> > Doe wrote " plus date.
> >
> > I would like to have this different for
> > each newsgroup (different languages}.
> >
> > How do I do this?
>=20
> Check out PostH on the Dasoft's website. It inserts a header
> in messages when you reply to them.
>> Not sure if you can do exactly what you want to do thoug. But
> it is very advanced. I think it can even write a personilized
> header based on the senders emailadress.

Hi Martin - yes it can :)

> If the PostH program does not do exactly the things you
> want, I am sure that Tony can provide you with a script
> that do in no time, if you ask him :-)

Hehe. POSTH is quite cryptic. I think something like this would
put toplines like

On Sat 21st June 2000 Joe Blogs wrote:
Sur "            "     "    "   =E9crit:

Suppose the newsgroup boxes in POST.CFG are called 'English'
and 'French'. Then, in ROBOT.CFG  Lillebjorn would need:

ÝEnglish¨
POSTHfile=3DENG.TXT
ÝFrench¨
POSTHfile=3DFR.TXT

ENG.TXT would have

From=3D*
POSTHqa=3DD N120Y

FR.TXT would have

From=3D*
POSTHqa=3DD N120Y
on=3DSur
wrote=3D=E9crit:

- Tony
I am not sure when it was last uploaded to www.dasoft.com
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Lillebjorn,

Try using "Wrote=" in the difference newsgroup sections

eg:

Wrote= %s wrote:

or

Wrote= %s schrieb:

- Tony

17h47m43s ago ...
On Sun,  9 Sep 2001 14:43:25 +0200, Lillebjorn Nilsen wrote:

> I would like NEWS/LX to quote the
> original sender when I reply. Like "John
> Doe wrote " plus date.
>
> I would like to have this different for
> each newsgroup (different languages}.

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This message is for Daniel Hertrich. The others please
forgive the bandwidth.

Daniel,
When I send a message to you, I get this error
message:

Hi. This is the qmail-send program at furao2.ip.pt.
I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to
the following
addresses.
This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it
didn't work out.

<daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE>:
213.165.64.100 does not like recipient.
Remote host said: 550 {mx009-rz3} The recipient does
not accept mails
from 'yahoo.com' over foreign mailservers
Giving up on 213.165.64.100.


Any idea of what is happnening?
Regards,
Paulo


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Hello,

I've got a Tripmate GPS on eBay, works great with the 200lx and LXGPS software.
Check it out at:

http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1273849040

Best Regards,
Tom Salwasser

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On Mon, 20 Aug 2001 20:10:06 -0500, Chris Lott <rclott@ro.com>
wrote:

> Today I was changing batteries in my HP200LX, and I noticed an unusual
> break in my case.  There is a thin strip of plastic, part of the actual
> bottom of the case, along the side of the battery compartment.

I had a break in the rear of my case.
Looking at the back of the closed case there is a crack above
the part line and below the hinge.
I'll take a photo if someone can store it somewhere for others
to look at.


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Thanks for your reply.
We are at version 8.0 now and I have no idea how to
get version 4.5.
But I'll look around because the problem is still
unsolved.
Thanks again
Uli

> Uli,
>
> > Is there any chance to get a filetransfer to or from
> > a pcanywhere host with the hplx? Has that been ever tried?
>
> Sorry it took so long to respond.  I used pcanywhere very successfully =
with my office PC some time ago.  I believe that the file transfer worked
> just fine.  I had ver4.5 on the lx and the PC had a more recent version.=
  Ver4.5 was the last version that would work on the lx.
>
> Larry
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Dear All,

Thanks to all who replied to my query about using PDU.zip with Nokia 8210.  Now
all I need to know is : where can I get WWW/LX or Post/LX?

Neo Sia Meng

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Hi all,
        About a week ago I posted a request for information about viewing
PostScript or PDF files on the LX-200.  Here is what I found out, and the
best solution I found:

        Almost all existing viewers ask for EGA or better video, and many
ask for a 386 as well; the 200LX is a CGA/186.  So one is forced to do a
conversion.
        I did the conversion with ImageMagick, mostly because I had it on
hand at the lab.  It does a wide range of file format conversions, and I
think it's free, although it won't run on the 200LX.
        Of the many graphics programs available on the SUPER site, I tried
with reasonable success the LxPic program.  It is the smallest of the
available programs, and the fact that it is basically just at viewer was
not a problem for me.
        This combo of programs permits 4 file formats: pcx, gif, jpg, and
bmp.  Both in terms of converted filespace and visibility on the screen,
pcx is the best.  But one still has the limitations of screen size and CPU
speed in viewing... no way around that!

        Now I have another question.  I'm writing a 1-2-3 macro and
struggling with the PUT and LET commands.  They seem to be putting
formulas in the appropriate location, and not evaluating them.  I thought
I was onto something when I read that these formulas are not automatically
evaluated, but scattering {CALC} throughout the macro has not solved
things.  Here's a sample of my code, with some commentary:

{LET _BT,"000000"}{LET _ARC,CHI2}               CHI2 is a cell with a
{LET _I,0}                                       formula that depends on
  {PUT _AR,_I,_I,-CHI2/@INDEX(_DEL,_I,0)¬2}      what is in cell _BT;
  {LET _I,_I+1}{IF _I<Npar}{BRANCH _LOOP1}      _LOOP1 is the previous
{LET _BT,"100000"}                               line; this loop fills the
  {PUT _AR,6,0,+CHI2/(2*@INDEX(_DEL,0,0))}       diagonal of _AR correctly;
  ------------------------------------------->  At this point, the 6,0
                                                 element of _AR and _ARC
{LET _BT,"F00000"}                               have the value appropriate
  {PUT _AR,6,1,-CHI2/(2*@INDEX(_DEL,0,0))}       for _BT = "000000";
  ------------------------------------------->  At this point, the 6,0
                                                 element of _AR and _ARC
                                                 have the values appropriate
                                                 for _BT = "F00000", as does
                                                 the 6,1 element of _AR.

As I say, scattering {CALC}s all over hasn't quite solved it.  Is there
some peculiarity here that I am not aware of involving the use of {CALC}
or maybe {RECALC} in a macro?
                                        thanks,
                                              Leo
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>
> Date:    Sun, 9 Sep 2001 16:47:47 -0400
> From:    Domingo <dvm123@GMX.CO.UK>
> Subject: Internet Explorer 6 improvement
>
> Folks, it appears that uncle Gates listens to people sometimes.   The new
> version of Explorer has an option which says "reply to messages in the
> format in which they were sent".   Result: no more replying in html format
> inadvertingly (good for hplx browers).  Yippee  .  .  .  :-b
>
> Domingo
>
That's been there . . . for quite some time, in fact.

Jon

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jon Barrett" <jonzann@NETZERO.COM>
> > From:    Domingo <dvm123@GMX.CO.UK>
> > Folks, it appears that uncle Gates listens to people sometimes.   The
new
> > version of Explorer has an option which says "reply to messages in the
> > format in which they were sent".   Result: no more replying in html
format
> > inadvertingly (good for hplx browers).  Yippee  .  .  .  :-b
> That's been there . . . for quite some time, in fact.

Never noticed it, specially in the mids of the posting controversy about a
month ago.   Nobody mentioned it then, and I never saw it.

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Andrew:

Some time back someone used thin brass stock (obtainable at a hobby
shop) to epoxy to fix the hinge crack. I haven't had that but I used the
same method to fix an IBM 600 hinge crack and it worked GREAT!

John :-)
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Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 8:47 AM
Subject: Re: Wierd case break happened to me


> On Mon, 20 Aug 2001 20:10:06 -0500, Chris Lott <rclott@ro.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Today I was changing batteries in my HP200LX, and I noticed an unusual
> > break in my case.  There is a thin strip of plastic, part of the actual
> > bottom of the case, along the side of the battery compartment.
>
> I had a break in the rear of my case.
> Looking at the back of the closed case there is a crack above
> the part line and below the hinge.
> I'll take a photo if someone can store it somewhere for others
> to look at.
>
>
> --
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> Ann Arbor Michigan
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jon Barrett" <jonzann@NETZERO.COM>
> > That's been there . . . for quite some time, in fact.

I must be getting senil.  You are correct, in fact I had it unchecked in the
previous version.   My apologies.

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I've asked this question before. I even contacted the author (Gilles
Kohl?) and asked him to either add the feature or release the source
code to others. He did neither (It's his privledge , I guess.)

The best answer I got was to press '/' and 'enter'. This causes VR ot
re-load the existing document and mark that position as the last
opened.

I think we should all of us should contact him and encourage him to
release the source. He said he hadn't looked at the code in years and
it sounded like he probably never would. The other option is to write
a TSR that periodically executes the '/' & 'enter' to run before VR.


> -----Original Message-----
> From: HPLX Mailing List Ýmailto:HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu¨On
> Behalf Of
> Daniel Hertrich
> Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2001 3:18 AM
> To: HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu
> Subject: Save VR state while it is running
>
>
> Hi friends,
>
> does anyone know a way to let Vertical Reader save its
> state (position
> in text etc) WHILE it is running? It seems VR only saves
> when leaving
> it, but I think I will seldom leave it, but rather simply switch to
> another SC work area and later switch back.
> But in this case, the state is never saved, and if the
> palmtop crashes,
> or I reboot and forget to quit VR before, I loose my text
> posotion etc.
>
> Thanks
> daniel
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Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 13:41
Subject: Re: Internet Explorer 6 improvement


> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Jon Barrett" <jonzann@NETZERO.COM>
> > > That's been there . . . for quite some time, in fact.
>
> I must be getting senil.  You are correct, in fact I had it unchecked in
the
> previous version.   My apologies.
>
> Domingo
>
>

The only people who read all the options are us security freaks!

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Hi

I just want to let you all know that I now can download mail/news
using Gprs on my Ericsson T39m with Www/lx.

I will report in more detail when I have tested it some more.

Regards

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hi Larry.

I do not know about CS, but when I travel in italy I use a call  by
call free Internet provider. They have local call numbers in every
city. Look at www.libero.it.
Do you speak italian? It will be necessary to understand the
homepage.

The RJ11 connectors in Italy are the same than normal. I had no
problem to connect my HPLX.

buon viaggio,

Werner


On 9 Sep 2001, at 18:45, Larry Castor wrote:

> Anything I should know about italian phone jacks or system?
> Is there a way to connect with my AT&T isp while in Europe?
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Larry
> HP200lx with accis4 & wwwlx



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Hi,

is it possible to make World Time use a different map, for example,
Europe only? I remember a similar question years ago, but some might
have an idea.

(I know World Travel can do this.)

Thanks
Norbert

P.S. Not sure whether I asked this already months ago. If so, I
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I use vr in a dedicated Software Carousel session. My batch file of
session 3 is like this:

        :again
        vr
        switchc 1
        goto again

This way I always go out of VR into SC session 1 by pressing "q", and
the position in the book is saved. When I go back to session 3, VR
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Date:         Tue, 11 Sep 2001 08:34:50 +0200
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Heelo,

did anyone double speeded 200Lx by himself? I want to do it. I know, that 31,6MHz crystal is needed, but seems that the only one I can get is 32MHz. Will Hornet chip work with this crystal?

Regards

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There was somebody asking about free internet acess around Europe. Here in Czechia, there are some free providers: WWW.VOLNY.CZ, WWW.TISCALI.CZ, WWW.QUICK.CZ.  I was little bit travelling (these times with Olivetti Quaderno) and using these free services
around Europe. In lots of countries WWW.TISCALI.??? wil work. (NL, BE, DE etc... but there is no free provider in Slovakia)
In some countries, their numbers can be acessed also from mobile phone.

Regards

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I tried to use stand alone PDU.COM to write or send SMS using cable to SAGEM MW930 phone. But only what I get is Error 4 (comunication problem)
Phone is set to 19200 Baud and I am sure that acepts AT+CMGW and AT+CMGS commands. I tried it in terminal program directly on 200LX. And there are also some Windows programs for SMS handling for Sagem phones.
Any suggestions how to solve it? Is there any other DOS program for SMS sending?

Radek Svagr

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Tue, 11 Sep 2001 21:47:14 +1200 (NZT)

Radek,

It may be possible to send an SMS manually using Datacom. But
very tricky. PDU.ZIP also has PDU.SCR which does the sending
and receiving. PDU.SCR is interpreted by ROBOT.EXE, which
requires WWW/LX from www.dasoft.com. It does work under DOS,
very well.

To send a PDU message manually you would need to follow the
commands in PDU.SCR.

- Tony

43m06s ago ...
On Tue, 11 Sep 2001 11:04:08 +0200, Radek Svagr wrote:

> I tried to use stand alone PDU.COM to write or send SMS using
> cable to SAGEM MW930 phone. But only what I get is Error 4
> (comunication problem) Phone is set to 19200 Baud and I am
> sure that acepts AT+CMGW and AT+CMGS commands. I tried it
> in terminal program directly on 200LX. And there are also
> some Windows programs for SMS handling for Sagem phones.
> Any suggestions how to solve it? Is there any other DOS
> program for SMS sending?
>
> Radek Svagr
>
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Hi

I hope everybody are okey..

I hope nobody here have been directly involved in the latest events in
US.

Regards

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Thanks, Martin.

I worked very near the WTC as little as a year ago. I knew many people
that worked there and have not accounted for all of them yet. This
event will go down in history as one of the worst crimes against
humanity.  Current estimates peg the total dead at 10,000. I expect
that figure will be doubled before the week is out. I sure hope they
find whomever was responsible and bring them to justice.

BTW: I know that this is off topic but I wanted to publicly
acknowledge Martin's sentiment. If I am to be censured, so be it.

>
> Hi
>
> I hope everybody are okey..
>
> I hope nobody here have been directly involved in the
> latest events in
> US.
>
> Regards
>
> --
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Date:         Tue, 11 Sep 2001 23:52:44 +0200
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Le Mon, 10 Sep 2001 11:09:44 -0500
Leo Bellantoni <bellanto@FNAL=2EGOV> a =E9crit:

> Hi all,
>         About a week ago I posted a request for information about viewing
> PostScript or PDF files on the LX-200=2E  Here is what I found out, and th=
e
> best solution I found:

One other solution could be a PDF to HTML converter, I just found :

    http://www=2Era=2Einformatik=2Euni-stuttgart=2Ede/~gosho/pdftohtml/

Written for Unix, but as the sources are given (under GPL), it perhaps
possible to adapt them for the HP200=2E=2E=2E


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Martin Bergvill wrote:
> I hope everybody are okey..
> I hope nobody here have been directly involved in the latest events in
> US.

We're all stunned.  This isn't just an attack against the USA,
all free thinking democracies were attacked today.  We are all
victims.

Russ   (Not Cheerful today)

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We must keep all lines open.

 -----------------
 Lillebjorn Nilsen, Oslo Norway
 http://home.online.no/~bjni/lillebjorn.html

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Werner

> I do not know about CS, but when I travel in italy I use a call  by =
call free Internet provider. They have local call numbers in every city. =
Look at www.libero.it.
> Do you speak italian? It will be necessary to understand the
> homepage.

Don't speak italian, but will look at it anyway. Thanks

Larry

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Jacques.

> Then I taken another solution : I subscribed to a free ISP provider, =
jumpy ( http://www.jumpy.it ), which even permit you to create your =
account when you are still in your country. :-)
>
> During the 5 days I was in Italy, it worked perfecly. Why to ask more ?


Sounds great, I will look it up.  Thanks

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 Etienne,

> ....
> I 've alwxays managed with an RJ-11 connector, but always the
> same hotels, maybe not a representative selection
>
> If you are talking about attgbal.net, they have local access
> numbers in most cities

I am using ATTWorld and I don't think that is the same as ATTGlobal, but =
I will check it out again.  Thanks

Larry

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Hi!
I am stunned too and so very angry. The US must never again be the nice guy.
This is too much. The pig Moslems.

Helmut in Colorado

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> The pig Moslems.

That statement is offensive! I'm proud to be an American and statements like
that are against all for which we stand. Again, this is off topic but it is
important for everyone to not have sentiments like that. The enemies of
freedom would love nothing more than to breed further hatred. They feed upon
it. It gives them power. Do not equate these individuals with all of Islam
or you perpetuate the crime.

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Ed
We're just as shocked as you are here in New Zealand.  We mourned with you
after the shuttle disaster, equally we grieve with you over this crime.  It
is a disaster for all of humanity.  Just think of all the innocent people
that have and will be effected.  I'm also sorry for all the arabic and
muslim people who would recoil from such an event that will be treated with
suspicion by Christians and Westerners.

The HPLX mail list reaches a community of people drawn together by a common
thread, the HP PDA.  Over time we have built some relationships on the list.
As a result, it seems right to express concern or enquire of the welfare of
each other if there is just cause to do so.

Tony.

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Thanks, Martin.

I worked very near the WTC as little as a year ago. I knew many people
that worked there and have not accounted for all of them yet. This
event will go down in history as one of the worst crimes against
humanity.  Current estimates peg the total dead at 10,000. I expect
that figure will be doubled before the week is out. I sure hope they
find whomever was responsible and bring them to justice.

BTW: I know that this is off topic but I wanted to publicly
acknowledge Martin's sentiment. If I am to be censured, so be it.

>
> Hi
>
> I hope everybody are okey..
>
> I hope nobody here have been directly involved in the
> latest events in
> US.
>
> Regards
>
> --
> Martin Bergvill ,Narvik Norway

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On Tue, 11 Sep 2001, Helmut Grossinger wrote:

> I am stunned too and so very angry. The US must never again be the
> nice guy. This is too much. The pig Moslems.

We're all stunned and angry, but statements like this are completely out
of line.

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I use QuickBasic a lot.

I would find it useful to have asubroutine or function that would evaluate=
 a numeric expression in a string and compute the numeric value of the =
expression.

For example, X$=3D"5+(16-7*2)"
             Y#=3DEXPVAL#(X$)
Yields Y#=3D7

I would appreciate any suggestions as to where such a function or subrouti=
ne might be found or where the algorithm might be found.

Thanks

Ron

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I'd like to ask a favor of list members. If you're starting a new
message thread with a new subject, please don't simply hit the "reply"
button and change the subject. Mail readers with proper threading
capabilities (unlike Microsoft products) will show your new message as
being a child of the item you're replying to, even though the subject
changed.

For example, Domingo posted a message called "Internet Explorer 6
improvement" which was in reply to a message called "Re: Alternative
to Int5f". My mail reader showed this under the Int5f message thread,
and I had no clue that it was about IE6 until I opened it. For someone
like me who scans the subjects, this could be a problem in reading
messages that are of interest to me.

Not to pick on Domingo, I'm just showing an example.

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On Tue, 11 Sep 2001, Curtis Cameron wrote:

> I'd like to ask a favor of list members. If you're starting a new
> message thread with a new subject, please don't simply hit the "reply"
> button and change the subject. Mail readers with proper threading
> capabilities (unlike Microsoft products) will show your new message as
> being a child of the item you're replying to, even though the subject
> changed.

I second this request. I won't mention names, but there are a
number of list members who do this routinely. The software I use
to create the list archives looks at In-Reply-To and References
headers first, then the subject line, when it decides how to
thread messages. Every month I spend time manually trying to fix
the threading.

I imagine people do this for the convenience of not having to
type in the list address. All the email clients I am familiar
with have something like an alias, or nickname facility. As an
example, in Pine, I just type hplx in the To: field and it fills
in the list address for me. This is less work than hitting
reply, then erasing the old subject line. Well actually, I
just realized that since the Reply-To is set to the sender now
on the list, the To: field will be wrong to reply to the list
anyway. So I don't know why people would do it except out of old
habits.

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Curtis Cameron" <curtc@AIRMAIL.NET>
> For example, Domingo posted a message called "Internet Explorer 6
> improvement" which was in reply to a message called "Re: Alternative
> to Int5f". My mail reader showed this under the Int5f message thread,
> and I had no clue that it was about IE6 until I opened it. For someone
> like me who scans the subjects, this could be a problem in reading
> messages that are of interest to me.

I do in fact routinely post that way, but I thought that since I carefully
edit my replies and headers, that it would not cause a problem.   Are you
refering to something which cannot be seen from within Outlook?  I just
clicked reply to the messages I sent about IE6, and the headers are correct,
no mention of Int5f.

> Not to pick on Domingo, I'm just showing an example.

No offence taken.  I am certainly willing to learn, though I am not sure I
have gotten the concept straight.   I will take sometime and look at all the
Outlook setting, though I am not sure it will help.

> Curtis Cameron

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Soldering is no problem. Do you remember what crystal (or crystals??) did you use?

Radek



                    Chris Lott
                    <rclott@ro.co           To:  Radek Svagr/HRC/COMP/PHILIPS@EMEA1
                    m>                      cc:  (bcc: Radek Svagr/HRC/COMP/PHILIPS)
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                    2001-09-12
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                    Please
                    respond to
                    Chris Lott






> did anyone double speeded 200Lx by himself? I want to do it. I know,
> that 31,6MHz crystal is needed, but seems that the only one I can get
> is 32MHz. Will Hornet chip work with this crystal?

I did it myself, but with the Times 2 Tech upgrade kit.  I'm not sure
if they still offer it or not.  It wasn't hard, but I have experience
with SMT soldering techniques, and have access to the necessary
equipment.

-Chris Lott

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Ed Padin schrieb am 11.09.2001:
  >Thanks, Martin.
  >
  >I worked very near the WTC as little as a year ago. I knew many
  >people
  >that worked there and have not accounted for all of them yet. This
  >event will go down in history as one of the worst crimes against
  >humanity.  Current estimates peg the total dead at 10,000. I expect
  >that figure will be doubled before the week is out. I sure hope
  >they
  >find whomever was responsible and bring them to justice.
  >
  >BTW: I know that this is off topic but I wanted to publicly
  >acknowledge Martin's sentiment. If I am to be censured, so be it.
  >

No, it is not off topic. We all are concerned.

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Kopplin" <kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU>
> I imagine people do this for the convenience of not having to
> type in the list address. All the email clients I am familiar
> with have something like an alias, or nickname facility. As an
> example, in Pine, I just type hplx in the To: field and it fills
> in the list address for me. This is less work than hitting
> reply, then erasing the old subject line. Well actually, I
> just realized that since the Reply-To is set to the sender now
> on the list, the To: field will be wrong to reply to the list
> anyway. So I don't know why people would do it except out of old
> habits.

When I click on "reply to all" it includes the sender and the list, so
something must be right.  Or perhaps I did not understand the last two
sentences above.

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Just testing aliasing in Outlook.

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On Wed, 12 Sep 2001, Domingo wrote:
> From: "Mike Kopplin" <kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU>
> > I imagine people do this for the convenience of not having to
> > type in the list address. All the email clients I am familiar
> > with have something like an alias, or nickname facility. As an
> > example, in Pine, I just type hplx in the To: field and it fills
> > in the list address for me. This is less work than hitting
> > reply, then erasing the old subject line. Well actually, I
> > just realized that since the Reply-To is set to the sender now
> > on the list, the To: field will be wrong to reply to the list
> > anyway. So I don't know why people would do it except out of old
> > habits.
>
> When I click on "reply to all" it includes the sender and the list, so
> something must be right.  Or perhaps I did not understand the last two
> sentences above.

No, I think you understand. When I reply to a message, I delete
either the senders address or the list address depending on who
I want reading my response. If you leave both addresses, the
sender gets it twice, as I did with the above message. So,
deleting the extra address takes a few more keypresses.

Mike

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Hi Paulo

On Mon, 10 Sep 2001 01:15:20 -0700, Paulo Custodio <paulocustodio@YAHOO.COM> wrote:

> This message is for Daniel Hertrich. The others please
> forgive the bandwidth.
>
> Daniel,
> When I send a message to you, I get this error
> message:
>
> Hi. This is the qmail-send program at furao2.ip.pt.
> I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to
> the following
> addresses.
> This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it
> didn't work out.
>
> Ý...¨
>
> Any idea of what is happnening?

Thanks a lot for your notification!
Probably the GMX mail server was down for a while.
I have wondered already why I didn't get any messages from the list a
few days ago (maybe fryday / saturday) and thought the list was down,
but now I think it probably was my mail server.

Konstantin, did you get messages from the list on saturday? Since you
are also GMX member, the server failure would have probably also
affected your accout.

If you resend a message a few hours or days later, it should come
through. GMX usually recovers from these (rare) failures quite quickly.

GTX
daniel



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Hi Andrew

On Mon, 10 Sep 2001 09:47:53 -0400, Andrew King <aking5@MEDIAONE.NET> wrote:

> I had a break in the rear of my case.
> Looking at the back of the closed case there is a crack above
> the part line and below the hinge.
> I'll take a photo if someone can store it somewhere for others
> to look at.

I'd like to host your photo :-¨

On my repair site (which I will add a lot of photos to when I'll next
take apart some palmtops (Konstantin, your new one will be the next!!
:-) )) all photos of common or less common cracks and fixing ideas are
welcome!

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/repair

GTX
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Hi

On Mon, 10 Sep 2001 23:18:34 +0800, Neo Sia Meng <neosiam@SINGNET.COM.SG> wrote:


> Thanks to all who replied to my query about using PDU.zip with Nokia 8210.  Now
> all I need to know is : where can I get WWW/LX or Post/LX?

www.dasoft.com

You can now even pay with Paypal, if you wish. Just ask them.

GTX
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Hi Ed,

On Mon, 10 Sep 2001 13:48:15 -0400, Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM> wrote:

> The best answer I got was to press '/' and 'enter'. This causes VR ot
> re-load the existing document and mark that position as the last
> opened.

That's a quite good solution, but you still have to do it manually.

> it sounded like he probably never would. The other option is to write
> a TSR that periodically executes the '/' & 'enter' to run before VR.

Wouldn't it be possible to extend a key stuffer like keystuff or so to
stuff "/ Ýenter¨" periodically?

GTX
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Date:         Wed, 12 Sep 2001 09:55:16 +0200
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Hi Martin

On Mon, 10 Sep 2001 15:23:27 -0400, Martin Bergvill <hplx@BERGVILL.COM> wrote:

> I just want to let you all know that I now can download mail/news
> using Gprs on my Ericsson T39m with Www/lx.
>
> I will report in more detail when I have tested it some more.

GREAT!

I'm looking forward to get your detailled report and I'll of course put
it on my home page, if you agree ;-)

Mentioning your name as the pioneer regarding GPRS of course.

Please don't hurry, I am on vacation currently.
Although it would be nice if I could prepare the home page modification
here, since I have time here, when I am home again, time is rare! ;-)

Thanks to you and to Andreas of course to make this possible!

GTX
daniel

P.S.: I have got your SMS regaring your success with T39m and WWW/LX.
Thanks! (I have got it this morning, don't have my cell phone switched
on all the time here)


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Hi friends,

does anyone know a cheap internet by call service provider in spain?
I have a Compuserve classic account which I wanted to use here in
Fuerteventura, with the palmtop it is no problem, but I have a linux
notebook here, which has problems with Compuserve. It prefers a regular
account with PAP/CHAP authentication. ;-)

Or, does anyone know what the Linux (wvdial / pppd) error message 9 means
(pty program error)? I couldn't figure out how to change the pppd
calling command line to remove the pty parameter, which seems to cause
the error.

I have SuSE Linux 7.2.

Thanks for any help

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Date:         Wed, 12 Sep 2001 09:20:57 -0400
Reply-To:     Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM>
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I've been very guilty of this in the past... and didn't evn know I was
doing something wrong. For me, it's much easier to reply-to-all and
just change the subject because I use several mail addresses. Outlook
lets you use a 'send as' feature but it's easy to forget. When you
replay to a message, the 'send as' feature is not needed because it
assumes to 'send as' the original recpient.

Since I don't start many threads, I hope I haven't done it much. I'll
try to keep it in mind for the future.

BTW: I apologize for the infraction.


> -----Original Message-----
> From: HPLX Mailing List Ýmailto:HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu¨On
> Behalf Of
> Mike Kopplin
> Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 1:24 AM
> To: HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu
> Subject: Re: Creating new thread vs. replying w/ new subject
>
>
> On Tue, 11 Sep 2001, Curtis Cameron wrote:
>
> > I'd like to ask a favor of list members. If you're starting a new
> > message thread with a new subject, please don't simply
> hit the "reply"
> > button and change the subject. Mail readers with proper threading
> > capabilities (unlike Microsoft products) will show your
> new message as
> > being a child of the item you're replying to, even though
> the subject
> > changed.
>
> I second this request. I won't mention names, but there are a
> number of list members who do this routinely. The software I use
> to create the list archives looks at In-Reply-To and References
> headers first, then the subject line, when it decides how to
> thread messages. Every month I spend time manually trying to fix
> the threading.
>
> I imagine people do this for the convenience of not having to
> type in the list address. All the email clients I am familiar
> with have something like an alias, or nickname facility. As an
> example, in Pine, I just type hplx in the To: field and it fills
> in the list address for me. This is less work than hitting
> reply, then erasing the old subject line. Well actually, I
> just realized that since the Reply-To is set to the sender now
> on the list, the To: field will be wrong to reply to the list
> anyway. So I don't know why people would do it except out of old
> habits.
>
> Regards,
> Mike Kopplin
>
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>
> Wouldn't it be possible to extend a key stuffer like
> keystuff or so to
> stuff "/ Ýenter¨" periodically?

Yes, I was thinking along those lines. I bet Stefan Peichl could write
it in 30 seconds .... on a bar napkin after many drinks... with loud
music playing and one hand tied behind his back. ;¬>

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Helmut in Colorado:

I too am stunned and angry. However the slur against Moslems is not called
for.
First of all we really don't know who is responsible (Oklahoma city was
initially
thought to have been done by religious extremists)  yet. But even if it were
done
by some "Moslems" we shouldn't tar all of a group for what some members of a
group do. If it were to be done by a Christian Fundamentalist Group would
you
say "pig Christians". Actually if you look back through history
(approximately
1000 to 1500 AD) Moslem tolerance looks much better than that  of the
Christian.

The problem is extremism (of which Fundamentalism is only one example).
Tolerance
always seems to be the first causality. And now when stupid-violent acts
occur, we
must make sure that we don't allow ourselves to be swept away by thoughtless
emotion
and do stupid-violent acts.

This doesn't mean that we should allow our tolerance to extend to immoral
(my predjuces
come to the fore) acts for political expediency as we have done in the past.
Since the 60's
we seem to have lost out will to finish tasks. This I believe has given some
the mistaken
belief that we are (as the Chinese used to say) are a "PAPER TIGER".
Terrorism
has been decried by several administrations in the past, but it has been too
politically
difficult (and costly) in the past to REALLY address it. Americans of the
90's like
those before 1941 felt safe behind their ocean barriers. Unfortunately it
usually takes
a really terrible act to awaken us.

From a Christian (but not extreme).  John A. Wittkamper :-)

P.S. I'm usually one who in the past has seen periods of excessive "fluff",
and I
apologize for adding a message that isn't really what this list is about.
But one of
the things that I like about this list (aside from the good HP200 tips) is
the diversity
of participants. Unfortunately I think that the events of yesterday are so
overwhelming
and yet should not be allowed to begin to tear us apart. Because if they do
then acts
like that have succeeded.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Helmut Grossinger" <M60A1TC@ATT.NET>
To: <HPLX-L@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 9:34 PM
Subject: Re: Are everybody okey?


> Hi!
> I am stunned too and so very angry. The US must never again be the nice
guy.
> This is too much. The pig Moslems.
>
> Helmut in Colorado
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IMHO-buy the upgrade kit from mack at mavk@times2tech. As a hardware guy I
know you will save yourself more trouble that the coat of the kit. And you
can install it yourself.

Joe
>Date:    Tue, 11 Sep 2001 08:34:50 +0200
>From:    Radek Svagr <radek.svagr@LGPHILIPS-DISPLAYS.COM>
>Subject: double speed upgrade DIY

>Heelo,

>did anyone double speeded 200Lx by himself? I want to do it. I know, that
31,6MHz crystal is needed, >but seems that the only one I can get is 32MHz.
Will Hornet chip work with this crystal?

>Regards

>Radek Svagr

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Wed, 12 Sep 2001 09:55:06 -0500 (EST)

Please send your comments regarding Mr. Grossinger's comments to his
personal address not the HPLX-L.

Hateful statements of any kind on HPLX-L will not be tolerated, and
ensuing followup comments are not appropriate in this public forum.

Sincerely,
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12h20m52s ago ...
On Tue, 11 Sep 2001, Helmut Grossinger wrote:

> ...
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Thanks again to all who replied to what I feel as a rather silly question, because I
often see discussions about WWW/LX but just skipped them.

I guess I was not prepared to pay for the software though it probably gives me great
convenience.  So I think I will stick to punching phone keys for the time being.

Neo Sia Meng


Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> Hi
>
> On Mon, 10 Sep 2001 23:18:34 +0800, Neo Sia Meng <neosiam@SINGNET.COM.SG> wrote:
>
> > Thanks to all who replied to my query about using PDU.zip with Nokia 8210.  Now
> > all I need to know is : where can I get WWW/LX or Post/LX?
>
> www.dasoft.com
>
> You can now even pay with Paypal, if you wish. Just ask them.
>
> GTX
> daniel
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From:         Joseph Buford <Joseph.Buford@HSC.COM>
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FOR THOSE I AM ABOUT TO OFFENDED, I APOLOGIES IN ADVANCE. But Frankly-I
DON'T CARE!

Al,

I apologize in advance for the OT nature of this post!

Martin,
Thanks for your concern!. We as a country will get thru this. Others may
not!

Helmut,
I agree with you in general. However, Not ALL Muslims are "pigs". The
problem is that those Muslims that abhor the violence perpetrated by the
extremists are doing NOTHING to combat the EVIL of terrorism done in the
name of Islam. they should have been fighting is right along if they are
concerned about their image in the world! If they cannot or will not fight
against this EVIL within their religion then it is unfortunate, but they
will be "tarred with the same brush" (for non English speakers this means
"to be held to the same accounting")

Ed,
I have read your postings for years and I respect your opinions. however
what happened yesterday trumps your being offended! See reply to Helmut
above, in addition, If we, as a country do not respond to this in the most
forceful way then those who's respect for life is COMPLETELY different from
our own, will win! The time for "Political correctness' and trying not to
offend anyone died yesterday!

Russ,
All the CIVILIZED world MUST agree that WAR in terrorism is REQUIRED to
combat this EVIL!!!

Tony,
Thank you for your condolences. Unfortunately, if the "Arabic and Muslim
people", who dance in the streets and rejoice when the United States is
attacked, cannot or will not combat the cancer of terrorism within their
midst, then we must protect ourselves from that cancer by any means
available.

Ian,
The remark is only SLIGHTLY out of line. See above!

All,
I believe that declaring WAR on those individuals who promote, encourage,
supply, harbor terrorists and terrorism in addition to those who actually
plan and carry out terrorist acts is the best first step in combating this
EVIL.

Thanks for everyone's support in this time of great trouble.

Joe Buford

>>Martin Bergvill wrote:
>> I hope everybody are okey.........
>We're all stunned.  This isn't just an attack against the USA, all free
thinking democracies were >attacked today.  We are all victims.
>Russ   (Not Cheerful today)

>Hi!
>I am stunned too and so very angry. The US must never again be the nice
guy.
>This is too much. The pig Moslems.
>Helmut in Colorado

>From:    Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM>
>> The pig Moslems.
>That statement is offensive! I'm proud to be an American and statements
like
>that are against all for which we stand. <snip>...
> Do not equate these individuals with all of Islam or you perpetuate the
crime.
>Ed

>We're just as shocked as you are here in New Zealand.  We mourned with you
>after the shuttle disaster, equally we grieve with you over this crime.
It
>is a disaster for all of humanity...  <snip>.. I'm also sorry for all the
arabic and
>muslim people who would recoil from such an event that will be treated
with
>suspicion by Christians and Westerners.
>The HPLX mail list reaches a community of people drawn together by a
common
>thread, the HP PDA.  Over time we have built some relationships on the
list.
>As a result, it seems right to express concern or enquire of the welfare
of
>each other if there is just cause to do so.
>Tony.

>From: HPLX Mailing List Ýmailto:HPLX-L@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU¨On Behalf Of Ed
Padin
>Subject: Re: Are everybody okey?
>Thanks, Martin.

>I worked very near the WTC as little as a year ago. I knew many people
>that worked there <snip> Current estimates peg the total dead at 10,000. I
expect
>that figure will be doubled before the week is out. <snip>bring them to
justice.
>BTW: I know that this is off topic but I wanted to publicly
>acknowledge Martin's sentiment. If I am to be censured, so be it.

>> Hi
>> I hope everybody are okey..
>> Martin Bergvill ,Narvik Norway
>From:    Ian Butler <ianrb@HPLX.NET>
>>On Tue, 11 Sep 2001, Helmut Grossinger wrote:
>><snip> The pig Moslems.

>We're all stunned and angry, but statements like this are completely out
of line.

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Wed, 12 Sep 2001 13:39:07 -0500 (EST)

PLEASE:

  While I realize emotions are very high, this is NOT THE FORUM FOR
  POLITICAL DEBATE!

  Regards,
  Al Kind



01h53m11s ago ...
On Wed, 12 Sep 2001, Joseph Buford wrote:

> FOR THOSE I AM ABOUT TO OFFENDED, I APOLOGIES IN ADVANCE...
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Paul,

I am more concerned with those who are NOT in the United States and owe it
No alliigence. Those who are citizens of middle eastern herritige should be
no more suspect than any other American.

God Bless America, indeed!!!

Thanks

Joe




"Systems-Consulting" <Systems-Consulting@home.com> on 09/12/2001 10:08:29
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To:    <Joseph.Buford@HSC.COM>
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Subject:  RE: OT-Response to "Pig Muslims"


While I agree with a large amount of this reply, I sincerely hope that, in
our resentment and anger, we don't persecute those among us (in the nation)
that are of middle eastern ethnic origins.

There are those that are responsible, and those that are innocent. We must
do our level best to distinguish between them. Harming additional humans
should not be our goal, but our obligation where it is required.

God Bless America!



Thanks,

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Paul,

I am more concerned with those who are NOT in the United States and owe it
No allegiance Those who are citizens of middle eastern heritage should be
no more suspect than any other American.

God Bless America, indeed!!!

Thanks

Joe




"Systems-Consulting" <Systems-Consulting@home.com> on 09/12/2001 10:08:29
AM

To:    <Joseph.Buford@HSC.COM>
cc:

Subject:  RE: OT-Response to "Pig Muslims"


While I agree with a large amount of this reply, I sincerely hope that, in
our resentment and anger, we don't persecute those among us (in the nation)
that are of middle eastern ethnic origins.

There are those that are responsible, and those that are innocent. We must
do our level best to distinguish between them. Harming additional humans
should not be our goal, but our obligation where it is required.

God Bless America!



Thanks,

Systems-Consulting - here since 1992
89 Main Street, Broad Brook CT 06016-9701
tel:(860)627-5393 fax:(860)627-5393
web: http://Systems-Consulting.com
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Ho can I set news/lx to filter like this:
Get all messages containing "X", but if the message with "X" also
contains "Z" - then dont load it.

Thanks!

      /tomas moberg
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Hi!
        I am sorry for the commend. I am a combat soldier (M60A1 TC) I am very
proud of that and can understand war. But this is not war. Also Muslims DID
celebrate in the streets. They handed out candy and if you know about
Islamic ways this is a big celebration. I do know Not ALL are bad
but in the last view days and weeks it has been getting to much.

Regards and forgive me,

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 Thank you for the notes. My wife and I work in midtown, so we are both physically fine. Our thoughts are with those who were downtown. I cannot say enough how eerie it was to look downtown and see only columns of billowing smoke instead of our city's magnificent towers. The sight of fighter planes in the sky is also surreal. My prayers to the victims, their family and friends...
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I bought recently a datacable (serial - RS232) for a Siemens
mobile M35i with model included (no Irda).

With success I manage to access my ISP with two portable with
W95 and W98 on it.

With the standard serial cable from the HP200LX I was not
successfull. Maybe by the fact that I need attach for a
so-called gender between two cables: one of the mobile itself
and the otherone belonging to the HP200.

Maybe someone has a good suggestion ? Idea ?

Harry WELLNER, Netherlands

P.S. My thoughts are with the Americans....

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Thu, 13 Sep 2001 09:21:58 +1200 (NZT)

Tomas,

Look at the .SEL file for the newsgroup - if the standard

I="X"
A="Z"

doesn't do what you want then you could maybe put the A="Z"
first - that will probably reject everything with a "Z" - but
if it has no "Z" it will test for the "X".

- Tony

03h21m38s ago ...
On Wed, 12 Sep 2001 20:00:20 +0200, Tomas Moberg wrote:

> Ho can I set news/lx to filter like this: Get all messages
> containing "X", but if the message with "X" also contains
> "Z" - then dont load it.

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Don't forget that the crystal is only the 1st step.  Without the
2x drivers the clock will run fast, the screen may be shifted
and sounds will be odd.  Get the T2T upgrade.

Cheers... Russ


Joseph Buford wrote:
> IMHO-buy the upgrade kit from mack at mavk@times2tech. As a hardware guy I
> know you will save yourself more trouble that the coat of the kit. And you
> can install it yourself.
>
> >did anyone double speeded 200Lx by himself? I want to do it. I know, that
> 31,6MHz crystal is needed, >but seems that the only one I can get is 32MHz.
> Will Hornet chip work with this crystal?

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When you have the phone connected to 200lx and COM port switched ON, look in menu of M35i: SETUP - FAX/DATA MODE - SELF TEST. Does it show 2 icons (phone + PC) connected?

If not: - is yor cable original by Siemens (very expensive) or third party product?
Original cables are powered from phone but others from your PC signals (I think RTS CTS) so if these signals are missing in your 200lx cable, it will not work.
With cables powered from phone you will see these two icons even if you simply plug the cable to phone standalone without connecting it to PC.

Radek




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                    Please respond
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I bought recently a datacable (serial - RS232) for a Siemens
mobile M35i with model included (no Irda).

With success I manage to access my ISP with two portable with
W95 and W98 on it.

With the standard serial cable from the HP200LX I was not
successfull. Maybe by the fact that I need attach for a
so-called gender between two cables: one of the mobile itself
and the otherone belonging to the HP200.

Maybe someone has a good suggestion ? Idea ?

Harry WELLNER, Netherlands

P.S. My thoughts are with the Americans....

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From: mark@mayhle.com (Mark Mayhle)
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Date: 12 Sep 2001 14:11:51 -0700

HP200LX MS-DOS palmtop

Has been upgraded by Thaddeus Computing to 8MB memory and
clock-doubled to 16MHz.  It is currently under warranty from Thaddeus.

Excellent cosmetic condition and functionally perfect.

$350 plus shipping of your choice.  PayPal preferred.

Mark Mayhle
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Hi Daniel!


On Wed, 12 Sep 2001 09:54:55 +0200, Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE> wrote:


> On my repair site (which I will add a lot of photos to when I'll next
> take apart some palmtops (Konstantin, your new one will be the next!!
> :-) ))

Yeah! My newcomer already seems to be like in a yearning expectation to
get operated!
It's so reassuring to have such a good Palmtop doctor in my
neighboorhoud!

best wishes Konstantin


 all photos of common or less common cracks and fixing ideas are
> welcome!
>
> http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/repair
>
> GTX
> daniel
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Hi Daniel, hi all!



On Wed, 12 Sep 2001 09:54:50 +0200, Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE> wrote:

> Hi Paulo

>
> Thanks a lot for your notification!
> Probably the GMX mail server was down for a while.
> I have wondered already why I didn't get any messages from the list a
> few days ago (maybe fryday / saturday) and thought the list was down,
> but now I think it probably was my mail server.
>
> Konstantin, did you get messages from the list on saturday? Since you
> are also GMX member, the server failure would have probably also
> affected your accout.

Some days ago I also missed any messages from the list.
I don't know exactly if it was on Saturday but I think so.
But I6m sure it didn't happen the first time to get no messages from the
HPLX-list. I think it was abaut two weeks before when I found no
message in my HPLX-folder.

Konstantin

>
> If you resend a message a few hours or days later, it should come
> through. GMX usually recovers from these (rare) failures quite quickly.
>
> GTX
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To All on the List and specifically Al Kind:

Al, I am on digest so did not rx your plea. I am sorry.

I sincerely apologize for my Off Topic remarks of yesterday. The posting I
made yesterday was inappropriate for this list. The opinions expressed our
my own and if anyone wishes to respond, please do so to my address and not
to the list.

Al, I am on digest so did not rx your plea. I am sorry.

Again, my apologies.
Thanks for understanding.

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I seem to remember someone had a web site running off a 200LX (but they no
longer have it running). Can anyone give me a reference to this site?

TIA.
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> I second this request. I won't mention names, but
> there are a number of list members who do this
> routinely. The software I use to create the list
> archives looks at In-Reply-To and References
> headers first, then the subject line, when it decides
> how to thread messages. Every month I spend time
> manually trying to fix the threading

I get the list in digest form so even when I'm actually replying
the topic will be something like "HP-LX Digest" and a date,
unless I remember to change it.

Every few months someone speaks up about this.  Sometimes in a
general way like today, and sometimes as a reminder to me or
someone else who has screwed up the topic.

I try to remember to fix the topic and I'm glad for the
occasional reminder if I forget too much.  That's what keeps
things running smoothly.

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On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Feldman, Robert wrote:

> I seem to remember someone had a web site running off a 200LX (but they no
> longer have it running). Can anyone give me a reference to this site?

Mike Kopplin probably:

http://www.technoir.nu/hplx/welcome.html

before that, people used the ftp-server in lxtelnet to host HTML pages
too. ISTR that Mitch Hamm ran such a palmtop ftpserver for a while...


bye,

Laust

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> I too am stunned and angry. However the
> slur against Moslems is not called for.
> First of all we really don't know who is responsible
> (Oklahoma city was initially thought to have been
> done by religious extremists)  yet. But even if it were
> done by some "Moslems" we shouldn't tar all of a
> group for what some members of a group do.
> If it were to be done by a Christian Fundamentalist
> Group would you say "pig Christians".

I totally agree.  I didn't see that slur in the original post,
somehow.  I guess I was just skimming.  If I had seen it I
certainly would have objected.

I find it hard to believe that anyone on this list would say
something like that.

Muslems in America are as much a victim of this as we are.
Possibly more so.  A lot of American Muslems being interviewed
on the news are very afraid of reprisals against them.  I think
we all know we have enough crazies in this country that it could
happen.  I hate to think that any group of Americans should be
afraid in America.  We have enough of that in our past.  It's
not something we need in the present or future.

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> Wed, 12 Sep 2001 13:39:07 -0500 (EST)
>
> PLEASE:
>
>  While I realize emotions are very high, this is NOT THE FORUM
FOR
>  POLITICAL DEBATE!
>
>  Regards,
>  Al Kind

Al, I'm on a number of listserves and other types of internet
groups, each of which has some topic that interests me.  None
are political.

But right now this is the topic on all of them.  People need to
express themselves.

I hope you'll reconsider and allow this topic here for a short
time.  At least as long as it's done in a responsible manner.
Maybe it's already past that point.  I don't know.

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Helmut Grossinger wrote:

> I am sorry for the commend. I am a combat soldier
> (M60A1 TC) I am very proud of that and can
> understand war. But this is not war. Also Muslims
> DID celebrate in the streets. They handed out candy
> and if you know about Islamic ways this is a big
> celebration. I do know Not ALL are bad but in the
> last view days and weeks it has been getting to much.

The Palestinians who celebrated equate us with Israel whom they
see as their oppressor.  And not without justification.

The situation in Palestine is an impossible one for both Israel
and Arabs.  We shouldn't hate them.  They hate each other enough
that they don't need our help hating.  And we are Israel's
staunch ally so their hatred of us is pretty understandable.

Passing out candy isn't the same as killing people.

Sure, they have their terrorists, too.  How could they not!
Look at their situation.  And neither they nor Israel can find a
way out of it.  Imagine their frustratation.

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On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Laust Brock-Nannestad wrote:

> On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Feldman, Robert wrote:
>
> > I seem to remember someone had a web site running off a 200LX (but they no
> > longer have it running). Can anyone give me a reference to this site?
>
> Mike Kopplin probably:
>
> http://www.technoir.nu/hplx/welcome.html

Yes, probably me. It's been offline just over a year now.
Sometimes I think about bringing it back.


> before that, people used the ftp-server in lxtelnet to host HTML pages
> too. ISTR that Mitch Hamm ran such a palmtop ftpserver for a while...

There is also a www-server as part of the LXTCP package. I had a
few problems when I tried it out, but mostly it works well.

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Nostradamus' prediction on World War 3:

  "In the year of the new century and nine months,
  From the sky will come a great King of Terror...
  The sky will burn at forty-five degrees.
  Fire approaches the great new city..."
  "In the city of york there will be a great collapse,
  2 twin brothers torn apart by chaos
  while the fortress falls the great leader will succumb
  third big war will begin when the big city is burning"

  * NOSTRADAMUS - 1654

  He said this will be bigger than the previous two.
  2001 is the first year of the new century and this is the 9th   month  New York is located at the 41st degree Latitude.



Let's hope he is wrong...


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This "prediction" is not really in Nostradamus, but was an example of a fake
prediction in a Canadian grad student's web site. I can forward the info to
anyone who wants it if they contact me off-list

BTW, Nostradamus died in 1566, so how cou;ld he have made a prediction in
1654?

Bob

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Nostradamus' prediction on World War 3:

  "In the year of the new century and nine months,
  From the sky will come a great King of Terror...
  The sky will burn at forty-five degrees.
  Fire approaches the great new city..."
  "In the city of york there will be a great collapse,
  2 twin brothers torn apart by chaos
  while the fortress falls the great leader will succumb
  third big war will begin when the big city is burning"

  * NOSTRADAMUS - 1654

  He said this will be bigger than the previous two.
  2001 is the first year of the new century and this is the 9th   month  New
York is located at the 41st degree Latitude.



Let's hope he is wrong...


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On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Lars Hedstroem wrote:

> Nostradamus' prediction on World War 3:
>
>   "In the year of the new century and nine months,
>   From the sky will come a great King of Terror...
>   The sky will burn at forty-five degrees.
>   Fire approaches the great new city..."
>   "In the city of york there will be a great collapse,
>   2 twin brothers torn apart by chaos
>   while the fortress falls the great leader will succumb
>   third big war will begin when the big city is burning"
>
>   * NOSTRADAMUS - 1654

No mean feat considering Nostradamus died in 1566!

It's a hoax that's been going round on the net lately. As if any of the
predictions that Nostradamus did write weren't vague enough to fit dozens
of events, given enough interpretation.


bye,

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On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Lars Hedstroem wrote:

> Nostradamus' prediction on World War 3:
> <snip>
> He said this will be bigger than the previous two. 2001 is the first
> year of the new century and this is the 9th month New York is located
> at the 41st degree Latitude. Let's hope he is wrong...

The Urban Legends Reference Page (at http://www.snopes.com) debunked this
one very swiftly -- the information page about it was up by Tuesday night.
Check it out under Inboxer Rebellion ... Hoaxes, as I recall (the site
seems to be down right now).  It turns out that this "prophecy" was not
even written by Nostradamus, but was an example of how easy it is to
create fake (and very vague) Nostradamus-like prophecies.

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Hiya all
Something useful dis way komes.
Put a stop too unkle gates pop up windows.

Pop-Up Stopper v2.4 - Prevent pop-up and
pop-under windows from appearing while surfing.
Instantly allow any pop-up window by holding down
the Control (CTRL) or Shift key while selecting a
link on a web page!

http://panicware.com/product_dpps.html

yor pal al.........................



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Hi Daniel,

In Spain most Internet providers are free, you only
pay for a local call. For example:

Terra www.terra.es

Inicia www.inicia.es

Navegalia www.navegalia.com

Also if you are living near a computer store they
should have promotional CD-ROMs with software from
Internet providers, some of them should be compatible
with Linux. The only drawback is that you need to
understand some basic spanish to be able to fill in
the forms.

If you have any problems write me back. If you want I
can set up the account for you.

Cheers,

Inigo

PD:Have a nice time in Fuerteventura!!


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> BTW, Nostradamus died in 1566, so how could he have made a prediction in
> 1654?

They found his stash of fortune cookies 88 years later?

- Longden

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> Pop-Up Stopper v2.4 - Prevent pop-up and

Yep, this is a good one. OT for here but a great utility. I'm lookin
forward to the newest version that will allow excepted domains.

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Take this stuff off list or to Yahoo.  Its not wanted here.

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hi Barry,

on 13 Sep 2001, at 9:28 Barry wrote about:
Re: Creating new thread vs. replying w/ new subje

> I get the list in digest form so even when I'm actually replying the
> topic will be something like "HP-LX Digest" and a date, unless I
> remember to change it.

I get the List in Digest form too. I chose the mime digest format,
and it shows nicely in my Email program. When I open the digest
file, I get a window with a list of sender and topic, it looks like
single messages and I can open and reply to them like single
messages.

If your mail program does not support mime digest, go to
http://www.pmail.com and give it a try.

Werner


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Hi all:

After lurking for several months, myself and my 32MB 200LX
(wonderful machine) would like to ask if it is possible,
directly or indirectly, to convert Excel files to Lotus
(our built-in version). Single files, not the newer .xls "book"
files, of course.

As everybody who uses his HP with Post/LX for his mail, I
occasionally receive Excel attachments. What I do is extract
the file to a Card for viewing in my "second" PC (the "first" is
my HP where I do 90% of all my work)

TIA

Eduardo Villa

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> As everybody who uses his HP with Post/LX for his mail, I
> occasionally receive Excel attachments. What I do is extract
> the file to a Card for viewing in my "second" PC (the "first" is
> my HP where I do 90% of all my work)

Just open the file on your other desktop/laptop Win machine, save
it as a Lotus 123 .wk1 file.  I do this all the time.

-Chris Lott


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>Subject: Re: 200LX Webserver?
>   Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2001 17:58:54 +0200
>   From: Laust Brock-Nannestad <laustbn@DIKU.DK>
>
>On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Feldman, Robert wrote:
>
> I seem to remember someone had a web site running off a 200LX (but they no
> longer have it running). Can anyone give me a reference to this site?
>
>Mike Kopplin probably:
>
>http://www.technoir.nu/hplx/welcome.html
>
>before that, people used the ftp-server in lxtelnet to host HTML pages
>too. ISTR that Mitch Hamm ran such a palmtop ftpserver for a while...
>bye,
>
>Laust

Truely amazing what you guys can accomplish with an tiny
processor and a lot of talent.
Of course functioning as a webserver would probably prevent the
palmtop from going anywhere.
But still very impressive.
One of the main reasons I like the 200LX is the sense I have
that it can be made to do so many things.

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Andrew King
(who still hasn't figured out how to make my Pentium desktop
into a webserver)
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Laust Brock-Nannestad <laustbn@DIKU.DK> wrote:
> I seem to remember someone had a web site running off a 200LX

On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Feldman, Robert wrote:
>before that, people used the ftp-server in lxtelnet to host HTML pages
>too. ISTR that Mitch Hamm ran such a palmtop ftpserver for a while...

On Fri, 14 Sep 2001, Andrew King wrote:
>
> Truely amazing what you guys can accomplish with an tiny
> processor and a lot of talent.
> Of course functioning as a webserver would probably prevent the
> palmtop from going anywhere.

Theoretically, you could have a mobile server by connecting the LX via a
cell phone.  Of course, battery life and cellular access would limit
this severely.  :)

Ted

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> With the standard serial cable from the HP200LX I was not
> successfull. Maybe by the fact that I need attach for a
> so-called gender between two cables: one of the mobile itself
> and the otherone belonging to the HP200.
>
> Maybe someone has a good suggestion ? Idea ?

The standard 200lx cable is a Null-modem cable.  On  a normal
cable pin 2 is transmit and pin 3 is receive.  So the computer
has transmit on pin 2 and the modem has receive on pin 2, since
that's the wire the computer transmits on.  Pin 3, receive on
the computer, is transmit on the modem.

That works fine between a computer and a modem but if you want
to connect 2 computers it won't work since they both will want
to transmit on pin 2 and receive on pin 3.  The solution is to
swap those pins at some point.  Usually that's done by putting a
Null-modem adapter on one end of the cable but the 200lx cable,
since they made it for connecting the 200lx to a desktop
computer, swaps those wires internally.

Putting a Null-modem adapter on the cable where it connects to
the modem will switch it back.  This should work.  I haven't
actually done it but I'm sure others have tried it.  The catch
might be that there are a couple of other small differences in a
Null-modem cable's wiring.  I don't remember now what they are
but it's sure worth trying.  My guess is that it will work.

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> Laust Brock-Nannestad <laustbn@DIKU.DK> wrote:
> > I seem to remember someone had a web site running off a 200LX
>
> On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Feldman, Robert wrote:
> >before that, people used the ftp-server in lxtelnet to host HTML pages
> >too. ISTR that Mitch Hamm ran such a palmtop ftpserver for a while...
>
> On Fri, 14 Sep 2001, Andrew King wrote:
> >
> > Truely amazing what you guys can accomplish with an tiny
> > processor and a lot of talent.
> > Of course functioning as a webserver would probably prevent the
> > palmtop from going anywhere.
>
> On 14 Sep 2001, Theodore W. Heise   <theise@netins.net>
>                                      West Lafayette, IN, USA wrote:
> Theoretically, you could have a mobile server by connecting the LX via a
> cell phone.  Of course, battery life and cellular access would limit
> this severely.  :)


Not really , Ted , I've posted a msg earlier which evoked NO response
from anyone . I have an Omnigo model LX700 which is an LX200 with
a docking space for a Nokia 2110 Cellphone on the top of its lid ! This
makes the entire LX200 equivalent a very very self contained thing .. the
beauty of this machine is that the cellphone is ALSO charged along with
the chargeable pencil AA batteries .. So if it is a web server .. and if it
is connected thru the docked in Nokia2110 .. and therefore always on
and reachable .. it could be connected to the AC mains .. and when i
move to office, i could disconnect it .. take it to office .. and re-plug
it .. TOTALLY MOBILE WEBSERVER .. 1st of its kind .. and with
a 'roaming' Sim Card it would be truly ON LINE - ANYWHERE -
ALL THE TIME !

Cud try it out, mayber with a 128MB Flash Card .. provided i am
guided by the 'experts' on how to set up the server .. and .. if the
high cellphone bill is paid by people logging in/wanting to log in

Anyone wanting to try out ? post here and let's see if it can be done

YES , the LX is much much more .. it only needs a few geniuses ..
and some co-operation .. and some daring .. and some willingness ..
and some compassion .. and some .. Welll... if these were there ..
the world would really be a nicer page .. each person a
SERVER (even tho' only a Web Server ..

  =o.o=
     '-'

.. pk

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Date:         Fri, 14 Sep 2001 14:10:08 -0400
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>
> > With the standard serial cable from the HP200LX I was not
> > successfull. Maybe by the fact that I need attach for a
> > so-called gender between two cables: one of the mobile itself
> > and the otherone belonging to the HP200.
> >
> > Maybe someone has a good suggestion ? Idea ?

snip

> Putting a Null-modem adapter on the cable where it connects to
> the modem will switch it back.  This should work.  I haven't
> actually done it but I'm sure others have tried it.  The catch
> might be that there are a couple of other small differences in a
> Null-modem cable's wiring.  I don't remember now what they are
> but it's sure worth trying.  My guess is that it will work.
>

It will work. I've done. Radio Shack (here in the states) sells a
9-pin null modem adapter and a 9-pin gender changer. These together
will allow the LX to talk to any serial device that a PC can use.

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Date:         Fri, 14 Sep 2001 11:22:53 -0700
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Feldman, Robert wrote:
> BTW, Nostradamus died in 1566, so how cou;ld he have made a prediction =
in
> 1654?

Easy! You see he was such a great prophet that he predicted
that had he lived past 1566, he would have predicted in 1654
that nonsense Lars repeated <G>...

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> With the standard serial cable from the HP200LX I was not
> successfull. Maybe by the fact that I need attach for a
> so-called gender between two cables: one of the mobile itself
> and the otherone belonging to the HP200.
>
> Maybe someone has a good suggestion ? Idea ?

The standard 200lx cable is a Null-modem cable.  On  a normal
cable pin 2 is transmit and pin 3 is receive.  So the computer
has transmit on pin 2 and the modem has receive on pin 2, since
that's the wire the computer transmits on.  Pin 3, receive on
the computer, is transmit on the modem.

That works fine between a computer and a modem but if you want
to connect 2 computers it won't work since they both will want
to transmit on pin 2 and receive on pin 3.  The solution is to
swap those pins at some point.  Usually that's done by putting a
Null-modem adapter on one end of the cable but the 200lx cable,
since they made it for connecting the 200lx to a desktop
computer, swaps those wires internally.

Putting a Null-modem adapter on the cable where it connects to
the modem will switch it back.  This should work.  I haven't
actually done it but I'm sure others have tried it.  The catch
might be that there are a couple of other small differences in a
Null-modem cable's wiring.  I don't remember now what they are
but it's sure worth trying.  My guess is that it will work.

Barry

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Folks,

I added two items to the D&A webstie:

1. A new tip regarding the CIS_Script used to dial up
Compuserve and the usage of AT&F1 parameter in the modem
initialization.

2. We added PayPal to our website, and I now feel comfortable
enough with the service to offer it as a payment method to our
customers.

Thank you.

  Avi Meshar
  D&A Software
  http://www.dasoft.com

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Date:         Fri, 14 Sep 2001 21:33:15 -0400
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Have a few cards for sale:
Sandisk SDP3B PC Card 20MB
Sandisk SDP3B PC Card 85MB
Sandisk SDCFB Compact Flash 64MB
Hard to figure out a price... I checked shopper.com and saw 64MB Sandisk =

Compact flash at $38 (supposedly in stock) by some company while prices
from the other sellers ranged from $78 to $177. It also shows a 192 MB
Sandisk Compact flash   from Outpost at $15.95, surely a major typo!!  Of=

course they showed zero in stock, otherwise I might have ordered a few to=

check it out!  ;-) I'll sell all three as a bundle  for $80, which includ=
es
shipping. I only get the list as a digest, so please e-mail me directly a=
t
snirody@ix.netcom.com and the first offer that I receive from within the
USA for the entire lot will get it.  **** USA only (sorry)  and I won't
split it up*****
Thanx,
Suresh

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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 09:50:03 +0200
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Hi Radek

On Tue, 11 Sep 2001 08:34:50 +0200, Radek Svagr <radek.svagr@LGPHILIPS-DISPLAYS.COM> wrote:

> did anyone double speeded 200Lx by himself? I want to do it. I know, that 31,6MHz crystal is needed, but seems that the only one I can get is 32MHz. Will Hornet chip work with this crystal?

I have done this once with a standard 32 MHz crystal. It works, but it
has its disadvantages:

* You need a special (japanese) driver
* Probably not all components of the palmtop will work properly
(especially timing problems with the serial / IR port and with the
PCMCIA port)
* you must try to find a crystal as small as possible, since the
standard crystals are bigger than the crystals you get from Times2Tech
* Take care you get a crystal which has 32 MHz as its native frequency,
not a so-called overtone crystal, because these ones have 32 MHz as one
of their overtones, and another slower frequency as their native one,
so all other must be filtered out first.

The big advantage: It costs only a few dollars.

Good luck.

GTX
daniel

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Ola Konstantin

On Thu, 13 Sep 2001 08:32:21 +0200, "Konstantin v. Witzleben" <konstantin.witzleben@GMX.DE> wrote:

> Some days ago I also missed any messages from the list.
> I don't know exactly if it was on Saturday but I think so.
> But I6m sure it didn't happen the first time to get no messages from the
> HPLX-list. I think it was abaut two weeks before when I found no
> message in my HPLX-folder.

si, si.
GMX offers many, many features for free, but they don't guarantee an
all-the-time-reliable service. It is okay, if they fail for short(!)
periods of time IF they save all messages and deliver them later.

Adios
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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 09:50:14 +0200
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Hi Harry

On Wed, 12 Sep 2001 21:58:43 +0100, Harry Wellner <hwellner@PLANET.NL> wrote:

> I bought recently a datacable (serial - RS232) for a Siemens
> mobile M35i with model included (no Irda).
>
> With success I manage to access my ISP with two portable with
> W95 and W98 on it.
>
> With the standard serial cable from the HP200LX I was not
> successfull. Maybe by the fact that I need attach for a
> so-called gender between two cables: one of the mobile itself
> and the otherone belonging to the HP200.

The thing you mean is a gender changer, I think. But you actually don't
need a gender changer, but a null modem adapter, since the 200LX serial
cable is also a null modem cable, and you actually had to use a
straight-through serial cable to connect to the data cable.

So, the correct combination is

200LX data cable -- null modem adapter -- data cable.

Maybe you need also a gender changer or some 9-25 adapters, depending
on what kind of null modem adapter you use.

Maybe this site is helpful:

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/mob_hplx

> P.S. My thoughts are with the Americans....

Mine too, of course, even here on Fuerteventura (i am on vacation)
everyone is speaking about these terrible attacks. In the dinner room
of the hotel, where it is usually quite noisy, no one was speaking, it
was a spooky silence in the room that evening....

Be sure, Americans, the whole (democratic) world is thinking about you
and will stand by you in the future.

I won't write more on this topic here on the list, because it is off
topic. But I wanted to let you know that I am also very affected
and... well, I don't know a suitable English word for what I feel. But you
can imagine, I think.

And please stop unnecessary discussions here, which could divide this
list into two or more parts. Total solidarity is what's needed now. If
war and disputes win, the terrorists succeeded.

Sorry for the bandwidth and sorry if I write something which doesn't
fit anymore into the context - I am a few days behind reading the list
here, since I don't go online very often here on my vacation.

GTX
daniel

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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 10:57:40 +0200
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Hi all!

I regulary use pocket Quicken for my personal financial management.
Now I look for something similar


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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 11:14:29 +0200
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I'm sorry. I guess I posted this massages already although it had not
been finished yet.


Hi all!

I regulary use pocket Quicken for my personal finance management.
Now I look for something similar to use on my Desktop PC.
I only know som usal software offered by some banks in Germany.

Does anyone of you know any good software for download?

Thanks in advance

Konstantin


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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 15:11:01 +0100
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> I regulary use pocket Quicken for my personal finance management.
> Now I look for something similar to use on my Desktop PC.
> I only know som usal software offered by some banks in Germany.
>
> Does anyone of you know any good software for download?

Some years ago I grabbed a coppy of Quicken v 8.0 for does from the
web. It might come in hand now as it runs both on the palmtop, the
desktop and my Jornada 720.

HP Staber/Salzburg

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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 07:08:50 -0500
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Hello:

I am looking at a data collection application for a Formula Ford race
car.  Looking to collect approximately 6 analog and 8 digital inputs
every 1/2 to 1/4 second.  Is there anything in the marketplace to do
this?

scott
sabarrett@bpsinet.com

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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 09:38:45 -0500
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Sorry for the off topic post but I have something I need to say here.

In light of this terrorist attack, are you asking yourself, "What can I do?".
Well there is something you can do, something very important in many ways for our
country and the entire free world. One goal of the terrorists was to wreak
economic havoc on us, but we can help prevent this from happeing in a very simple
way.

There's a great deal of uncertainty about what could happen on Monday morning
when the stock market opens up. We can show the world our strength and solidarity
by preventing any kind of loss in market value, even forcing the market upward by
simply purchasing some stock or stock mutual funds.

Many of us have 401k, IRA and other investments in a mutual fund family. You may
have a mixture of money market (cash) and stock mutual funds. I plan on
transferring some funds from my IRA money market to my stock mutual fund. It's
very easy to do with a phone call or mouse click. If we all did this, the markket
would hold it's own against the fear and doubt placed in our minds by our
enemies. As you all know, most stock market moves are purely psychological in
nature.

If you don't own any investments, you can go to any broker or many banks to buy a
few shares of stock. Let's do our part! If anyone else has any ideas about what
we can do to defeat our enemies, I'm all ears!

Best Regards,
Tom Salwasser

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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 09:37:08 -0500
Reply-To:     Barry <barry@FBTC.NET>
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> I get the List in Digest form too. I chose the mime digest
format,
> and it shows nicely in my Email program. When I open the
digest
> file, I get a window with a list of sender and topic, it looks
like
> single messages and I can open and reply to them like single
> messages.

Thanks for letting me know about the mime digest format.  I'm
not ready to change email programs but I'll see if Outlook
Express will work with that.  I didn't know about that option.

Barry

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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 13:07:22 -0400
Reply-To:     Ulrich Allen <Ulrich.Allen@GMX.DE>
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Unfortunately I do not get a ftp-connection with
www and ftp to my new homepage.
It does work with my old one and it does work with FTP95PRO.
Is there anything I could change or try out on my side?
Or is it all depending on the provider?
Uli

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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 12:43:05 -0500
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They're sold..
Suresh Nirody

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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 14:02:58 -0400
Reply-To:     Jim Westley <jwestley@BELLSOUTH.NET>
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I think you are looking for a PLC (process logic controller). They have
been in industry for a long time and as of the last few years, very
inexpensive. There is one out there from a company called Keyence that has
very fast scan times and very inexpensive. Depending on the type of analog
inputs you need, this could cost less than $500.

Of course, you need to program the logic yourself - but it is very easy. If
I can do it, anyone can.

Most of these devices have 8 or so digital inputs and 4 or so digital or
relay outputs. They are modular and modules can be added for more inputs or
outputs. Most of these can support well over 100 I/O total.

As for the ability to withstand a Formula 1 car environment, I don't know
about that.

Jim


At 07:08 AM 9/15/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Hello:
>
>I am looking at a data collection application for a Formula Ford race
>car.  Looking to collect approximately 6 analog and 8 digital inputs
>every 1/2 to 1/4 second.  Is there anything in the marketplace to do
>this?
>
>scott
>sabarrett@bpsinet.com
>
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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 11:41:45 -0700
Reply-To:     "Wayne E. Yang" <wayne_yang@YAHOO.COM>
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Speaking of FlashCard, I have an old ACE 3MB Card if
anyone is interested in making bids: please send email
to wayne_yang@yahoo.com.

- Wayne

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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 22:27:00 +0200
Reply-To:     "Helmuth E. Guenther" <h_e_guenther@ATTGLOBAL.NET>
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In the meantime I got lxdict and the german to english dictionary
running on an hp200lx german version (I have no idea if it runs on an
english version).

It required a resort of that dictionary, which i did using MINIDICT
from Alan Krempler I set it up on a backup unit in mid of August and
this afternoon the sort was completed.

This sort also fixes the problems when using minidict with the german
to english dictionary. It contains more than 81.000 records.

Alan thank you for your helpful hints.

In case anyone is interested I would be glad if I could make the zip file
available to you. The size is 1.1 MB.

Maybe Al would be so kind to put it on his ftp server.

Kind regards

Helmuth

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Date:         Sat, 15 Sep 2001 18:08:40 -0500
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You may be able to find something a little less expensive than a PLC.
I have often wanted to experiment with some of the little I/O modules
that are serial controlled, such as ones available by B&B Electronics,
Metrabyte, and others.  You could put together a little system that
runs on a bussed RS485 line, for example, and record the data you want.


> I think you are looking for a PLC (process logic controller). They have
> been in industry for a long time and as of the last few years, very
> inexpensive. There is one out there from a company called Keyence that has
> very fast scan times and very inexpensive. Depending on the type of analog
> inputs you need, this could cost less than $500.

> >I am looking at a data collection application for a Formula Ford race
> >car.  Looking to collect approximately 6 analog and 8 digital inputs
> >every 1/2 to 1/4 second.  Is there anything in the marketplace to do
> >this?


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You can try a Parallax Basic Stamp. I just sold one on eBay (I was in way over my
head!) but there are more available both on eBay and directly from Parallax.

I hope you can keep us posted on your project, it sounds interesting.

Best Regards,
Tom Salwasser

>
> You may be able to find something a little less expensive than a PLC.
> I have often wanted to experiment with some of the little I/O modules
> that are serial controlled, such as ones available by B&B Electronics,
> Metrabyte, and others.  You could put together a little system that
> runs on a bussed RS485 line, for example, and record the data you want.
>
>
> > I think you are looking for a PLC (process logic controller). They have
> > been in industry for a long time and as of the last few years, very
> > inexpensive. There is one out there from a company called Keyence that has
> > very fast scan times and very inexpensive. Depending on the type of analog
> > inputs you need, this could cost less than $500.
>
> > >I am looking at a data collection application for a Formula Ford race
> > >car.  Looking to collect approximately 6 analog and 8 digital inputs
> > >every 1/2 to 1/4 second.  Is there anything in the marketplace to do
> > >this?
>

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Sorry, forgot to include the link to eBay and Parallax:

http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1269031870

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> Speaking of FlashCard, I have an old ACE 3MB
> Card if anyone is interested in making bids:
please send email to wayne_yang@yahoo.com.
>  - Wayne
>

I got a 8MB CF dat woiks in da LX I give
gratis to someone who sends me postage.

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 I used to have the URL, but lost it in a crash.  Do you still have it?  The
URL, that is.  There are a lot of files in that place.

Domingo

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> I regulary use pocket Quicken for my personal finance management.
> Now I look for something similar to use on my Desktop PC.
> I only know som usal software offered by some banks in Germany.
>
> Does anyone of you know any good software for download?

Some years ago I grabbed a coppy of Quicken v 8.0 for does from the
web. It might come in hand now as it runs both on the palmtop, the
desktop and my Jornada 720.

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Domingo wrote:
>
>  I used to have the URL, but lost it in a crash.  Do you still have it? =
 The
> URL, that is.  There are a lot of files in that place.

I don't have a URL. The program is stowed away on a 3 1/2" disk. Try a
websearch.

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I think I have to add: I do get a connection and I am asked
for my login and password. But after that the link is
disconnected.
Are there any alternatives I could try with my HPLX?
Uli

> Unfortunately I do not get a ftp-connection with
> www and ftp to my new homepage.
> It does work with my old one and it does work with FTP95PRO.
> Is there anything I could change or try out on my side?
> Or is it all depending on the provider?
> Uli
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Uli,

Let's say you go to your doctor and tell him: I have a pain.
But you you do not say where. Can he help you? <G> Same here -
telling us this does not work is not useful, there is no
information from which to draw any diagnostic information. Try
this: Think about describing what _does_ happen, describe what
you _do_ see on the screen, what version of FTP and WWW.EXE
you use, how you start the program etc. I'll be glad to try to
help out.

  Avi


Ulrich Allen wrote:
> Unfortunately I do not get a ftp-connection with
> www and ftp to my new homepage.
> It does work with my old one and it does work with FTP95PRO.
> Is there anything I could change or try out on my side?
> Or is it all depending on the provider?
> Uli
>

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You can also add FTPS to the list of ftp servers. This one is
part of the WWW/LX suite of internet tools for the palmtop.
You can find it on my company's website at
http://www.dasoft.com - click on ftp or files download, then
on WWW directory. Requires a license for WWW/LX Version 3.

  Avi M. ÝD&A¨
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Andrew King wrote:
> >Subject: Re: 200LX Webserver?
> >   Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2001 17:58:54 +0200
> >   From: Laust Brock-Nannestad <laustbn@DIKU.DK>
> >
> >On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Feldman, Robert wrote:
> >
> > I seem to remember someone had a web site running off a 200LX (but =
they no
> > longer have it running). Can anyone give me a reference to this site?
> >
> >Mike Kopplin probably:
> >
> >http://www.technoir.nu/hplx/welcome.html
> >
> >before that, people used the ftp-server in lxtelnet to host HTML pages
> >too. ISTR that Mitch Hamm ran such a palmtop ftpserver for a while...
> >bye,
> >
> >Laust
>
> Truely amazing what you guys can accomplish with an tiny
> processor and a lot of talent.
> Of course functioning as a webserver would probably prevent the
> palmtop from going anywhere.
> But still very impressive.
> One of the main reasons I like the 200LX is the sense I have
> that it can be made to do so many things.
>
> --
> Andrew King
> (who still hasn't figured out how to make my Pentium desktop
> into a webserver)
> Ann Arbor Michigan
> technology is the answer, what was the question?
>

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Hi Andrew,

On Fri, 14 Sep 2001 10:31:24 -0400, Andrew King <aking5@MEDIAONE.NET> wrote:

> Truely amazing what you guys can accomplish with an tiny
> processor and a lot of talent.
> Of course functioning as a webserver would probably prevent the
> palmtop from going anywhere.

This is almost true in times where wireless web access is still very
expensive.
But consider a GPRS or UMTS system (which can be used to be always
online, since you pay by the kilobyte, not by the minute) and imagine
low prices (which I don't know if it ever will become true, but who
knows ;-) ) - then a mobile web server would also be possible.

GtX
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Hi Avi,

since I reply quite lately, I leave much quoting for reference.

On Thu, 23 Aug 2001 00:47:37 -0700, sponsor@ftel.net wrote:

> I know Helmuth replied to yu, but I have a different
> perspective because I used MM/LX to do EXACTLY the things you
> talk about: One was a "map of maps", and there were two
> presentations I created.
>
> Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> > Is there any way to _sort_ childs (i.e. if I have 10 childs with the
> > names
> > 1. theme
> > 2. introduction
> > 3. goal
>
> You cannot sort their appearance on the screen, they will move
> about as you add and subtract material.
>
> But you can edit the source file and move items about using
> PE. That order will NOT change AFAIK. This is also the source
> that will be used by the HTML export, so the order of the HTML
> exported items will always be the same, even if on the screen
> their location changes positions a lot.

Yes, that is true. I am now just adding all items and after I have
finished that, I order them manually with PE.
Good way.

> The point about mindmapping is that you _want_ to discover new
> relationships, new perspectives on the information. When you
> see it all the time in the same order, your minds tends to
> accept what is and not look deeper into the material. When
> these items move around your mind will be released to not be
> "in a box", and discover new things, ideas, perspectives,
> aspects.

Ah, okay. This is something I have not considered yet.

Thank you for the tips. Now everything works fine (even the
disappearing notes symptom is now gone with 1.1a, it indeed had to do
with the directory bug of 1.1).

GTX
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Hi Avi,

On Thu, 30 Aug 2001 00:08:08 -0700, sponsor@ftel.net wrote:

> In Calculator we have a Date application, accessible by CTRL-D
> once you are in CALC. F10 enters todays date in a format that
> depends how you set up your date in the SETUP application /
> time-date setup. I use yyyy-mm-dd so I'll use that date
> format. The manipulation I'll describe have to be changed a
> little to accomodate other date formats...
>
> When I press F1 and enter, then press COPY, I get this when I
> paste it into Memo:  "2,001.0829 " (no quotes, but I wanted to
> show the trailing blank.

Couldn't that simply be replaces by {Memo}{Fn-Date}?

GTX
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My ABC (advanced battery charging) doesn't work any longer after working
properly for some weeks. The reason is "Fatal error: could not execute
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Daniel,

> Yes, that is true. I am now just adding all items and after I have
> finished that, I order them manually with PE.
> Good way.

Yes one good way.

I prefer Ctrl-up or Ctrl-down within the selected map. For me it
visualizes the order.


Kind regards

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Ulrich Allen writes:
> I think I have to add: I do get a connection and I am asked
> for my login and password. But after that the link is
> disconnected.
> Are there any alternatives I could try with my HPLX?

The LXTCP suite includes an ftp client.

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I have checked the FAQ and other discussion groups.  Hopefully someone
can answer this for me.  How do I print via the IR port from an HP100lx
to an HP 2100m.  I understand it is a PCL type printer,  I'm trying to
print from notetaker or regular text editor,  Any insight would be
greatly appreciated.

Scott Simmons

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I have problem with using file transfer under win2000. Sometimes the conection is lost to 200lx - everytime with same file, so it seems something in windows2000 doesn't like content of transfered files:-) . I have red somewhere that some system files in
Windows 2000 has to be replaced to solve this problem. Does anyone know which files and where to get them?

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Hi Daniel,

thanks for an answer.  With japanese driver you mean one by Mr. Un-ichiro "itojun" Itoh ? This driver is adjustable for non-standart crystals - I have this driver.

Radek








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                    2001-09-15 09:50
                    AM
                    Please respond
                    to Daniel
                    Hertrich






Hi Radek

On Tue, 11 Sep 2001 08:34:50 +0200, Radek Svagr <radek.svagr@LGPHILIPS-DISPLAYS.COM> wrote:

> did anyone double speeded 200Lx by himself? I want to do it. I know, that 31,6MHz crystal is needed, but seems that the only one I can get is 32MHz. Will Hornet chip work with this crystal?

I have done this once with a standard 32 MHz crystal. It works, but it
has its disadvantages:

* You need a special (japanese) driver
* Probably not all components of the palmtop will work properly
(especially timing problems with the serial / IR port and with the
PCMCIA port)
* you must try to find a crystal as small as possible, since the
standard crystals are bigger than the crystals you get from Times2Tech
* Take care you get a crystal which has 32 MHz as its native frequency,
not a so-called overtone crystal, because these ones have 32 MHz as one
of their overtones, and another slower frequency as their native one,
so all other must be filtered out first.

The big advantage: It costs only a few dollars.

Good luck.

GTX
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hi Scott,

on 16 Sep 2001, at 20:12 Scott Simmons wrote about:
How do I print via IR port?

> I have checked the FAQ and other discussion groups.  Hopefully
> someone can answer this for me.  How do I print via the IR port from
> an HP100lx to an HP 2100m.  I understand it is a PCL type printer,
> I'm trying to print from notetaker or regular text editor,  Any
> insight would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Scott Simmons
>
there are two different situations.
print from sys-manager applications:

rem start printing from sysmgr
lamptsr.com /l /i
comtsr /L


rem stop printing from sysmgr
lamptsr.cm /u /i
comtsr /w

Printing from DOS applications:
rem start IR printing for DOS
mode lpt1:=com1:
inst
irjeteye.com com1
serctl /i

rem Stop printing and unload drivers
remov
serctl /w

all necessary programs you find on the HP or on super.
If you have further questions or difficulty to find the programs
please let me know.

Werner


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Avi, I am terribly sorry,
obviously the second server is a bit slower.
I was too impatient and hit the return key twice because
I thought it hadn't worked the first time before
entering the password.
So it was all my fault and impatience.
Hplx + Www + ftp are great.
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Hi all,

   We're cleaning out an office, and found an unused (?)
copy of Quattro Pro that no one wants.  Its requirements
imply that it should run on the 200LX without problems.
(Will run on an XT with CGA card.)  Anybody want a
spreadsheet?  Make an offer covering mailing costs.  I
will note tomorrow if someone wanted it.

Thanks

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Hello,

   Spoken for, thank you.

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it out at http:\\www.gemlight.org

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Radek Svagr writes:
> I have problem with using file transfer under win2000. Sometimes the conection is lost to 200lx - everytime with same file, so it seems something in windows2000 doesn't like content of transfered files:-) . I have red somewhere that some system files in
> Windows 2000 has to be replaced to solve this problem. Does anyone know which files and where to get them?
>

It is not a problem in Win2000. There is a known bug in transfile that some
files cannot be transferred. There are some combinations of bits which cause
it to break the transfer. Zip the file using any file compressor and it is
more than likely that you will succeed in transferring the file.

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Lately I've been playing the Sokoban game for the 95LX, version 1.1,
from Hans de Vreught. It has 85 levels, and I've now made it through
84 of them. Has anyone here done all of them?

It's pretty addictive, although at times it can be tedious.

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> Lately I've been playing the Sokoban game for the 95LX, version 1.1,
> from Hans de Vreught. It has 85 levels, and I've now made it through
> 84 of them. Has anyone here done all of them?
>
> It's pretty addictive, although at times it can be tedious.

I finished Al Schoeps version for the LX in March last
year. Sometimes I think about running through it again, but it
takes a lot of time.

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I was wondering if it was possible to send information,  IE text files
or notes from a 3com Palm to an HP 100/200lx?  I doubt it but I ask
anyway :)

Scott Simmons

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Hi Werner,

cleaning out my malboxes, I have found this mail from you which I
doens't seem to have answered to. So I'll do so now.

On Tue, 21 Aug 2001 16:02:39 +0200, "Dr. Werner Furlan" <furlan@gmx.net> wrote:

> The cable connection to the phone seems to be crucial, do you know of any
> other working cable connections other than the Siemens phones?

Nokia: There exist two kinds of cables. You need the DLR-3 cable (I
don't know exactly if this is the correct name, but it should be
similar). This cable works in conjunction with a null modem adapter and
the 200LX connectivity cable. The other cable (name?) doesn't work and
is only capable to let you upload ring tones etc. and maybe even to
connect to the Internet, but only with a windows software.

Ericsson: They all speak the IrDA protocol also over the cable, so your
only chance to use them is to use WWW/LX, which can also use the IrDA
protocol over the wired COM port. But that seems to work fine (No fax, of
course, only what WWW/LX provides).

GTX
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Simmons" <Scott@SL-TECH.NET>
> I was wondering if it was possible to send information,  IE text files
> or notes from a 3com Palm to an HP 100/200lx?  I doubt it but I ask
> anyway :)

http://www.technoir.nu/hplx/hplx-l/0108/msg00381.html
http://www.technoir.nu/hplx/hplx-l/0108/msg00382.html
http://www.technoir.nu/hplx/hplx-l/0012/msg00830.html
http://www.technoir.nu/hplx/hplx-l/0004/msg00752.html
http://www.technoir.nu/hplx/hplx-l/0001/msg00952.html
http://www.technoir.nu/hplx/hplx-l/0103/msg00144.html
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hi Radek,

could you describe what happens exactly?
if the transfer of a file always stops at the same place of the file,
and other files are transfered ok, it is rather a bug in your
transfile version than a Win2000 issue.

Werner


On 17 Sep 2001, at 10:38, Radek Svagr wrote:

> I have problem with using file transfer under win2000. Sometimes the
> conection is lost to 200lx - everytime with same file, so it seems
> something in windows2000 doesn't like content of transfered files:-) .
> I have red somewhere that some system files in Windows 2000 has to be
> replaced to solve this problem. Does anyone know which files and where
> to get them?
>
> Radek
>



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Helmuth E. Guenther wrote:
> I prefer Ctrl-up or Ctrl-down within the selected map. For me it
> visualizes the order.

I like this better than my own suggestion! <G>... I agree with
the visualization aspect. You can stuff things where you need
them.

I still think you lose some "spontaneous insight", but
hopefully people will see new relationships as they move items
about on the screen.

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Daniel Hertrich wrote:
> > When I press F1 and enter, then press COPY, I get this when I
> > paste it into Memo:  "2,001.0829 " (no quotes, but I wanted to
> > show the trailing blank.
>
> Couldn't that simply be replaces by {Memo}{Fn-Date}?

Yes, sure, and you need to adjust the edit steps. I had it all
done from another macro that uses the calculator. The 200LX
has many ways to accomplish the same stuff.

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What you use is the DEMO version of ABC/LX. It works for a
short time, then stops. This is a commercial product which we
sell. What is in the libraries is a demo version.

  Avi M. ÝD&A¨
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Bing Xu wrote:
> My ABC (advanced battery charging) doesn't work any longer after =
working
> properly for some weeks. The reason is "Fatal error: could not execute
> ORDER.exe". What't wrong with this?
>
> Bing
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PROBLEM: I can't seem to check off any of my to do items from July.

We all have this problem occasionally :) but what I mean is that I've done
the tasks and checked them off, but when I close PIM and open it again
they're still there. I've been using PIM for almost a year and this is the
first time I've had this type of problem. The problem seems to be limited
to July.

DETAILS:
- I'm using PIM 1.0e on a doublespeed 200LX with Software Carousel.

- I have a chores list (chores.pim) where I store reoccurring chores; take
out garbage, pay bills, etc. These tasks, between July 10 and July 24, are
the only ones (I think) that won't go away. The tasks before are checked
off and the tasks after are checking off fine.

- I've rebuilt (pim -r) the indexes numerous times.

- I've deleted the indexes and had PIM create them fresh.

- I've checked the file to make sure the check off line (+! task #date) is
being written. It is.

- I've tried writing the check off line to a different file. No change.

- I've rebooted.

- I've reinstalled PIM.

Any ideas what might be wrong or what I should try next?

Thanks,
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Hi all,

in the descriptionn of "Sidekick Plus" the  programs (tsr?) "SuperKey"
and "Turbo Lightning" are mentioned. Does anyone know these programs?

Mit freundlichem Gru=DF / Regards / Saluton

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> in the description of "Sidekick Plus" the  programs (tsr?) "SuperKey"
> and "Turbo Lightning" are mentioned. Does anyone know these programs?

SuperKey was a keyboard macro program, similar to what we do on the 200LX
using System Macros (Ctrl-More).

Turbo Lightning I'm less sure about, but I believe it was a lookup program
that mostly functioned as a spell-checker.

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Longden,
My memory is weak on this as well but I have a copy of Turbo Lightning
buried around somewhere.  I think it also "auto-completed" words when you
were typing, but I am not sure.  (And maybe that was just when you were
using the Borland word processor.)
Too many braincells have died since then and the connections are just not
there anymore.  Another great reason to carry my LX everywhere.
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Curtis Cameron wrote:
> Lately I've been playing the Sokoban game for the 95LX, version 1.1,
> from Hans de Vreught.

Good game and good implementation.

> It has 85 levels, and I've now made it through 84 of them.

I'm impressed!  Some the puzzles are very hard.
I've been stuck on level 14 for a long time.

Cheers... Russ

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A friend of mine, who bought several IBM Microdrives (which each
come with a CF adapter I guess), gave me one of his CF adapters
when I was asking where I could buy one cheap.  Nice guy!
Anyway, I then went to Costco and bought 2 of the Sandisk 64M CF
cards for $36.99USD each.  So now I finally have a flash card
big enough to backup my 32M 200LX in one pass.  Xcopy is so much
faster than trying to Zip all those files.  (A small luxury.)

Up to now I haven't been paying much attention to the CF posts
about which brands are better than which other brands.
Any comments about the Sandisks I bought?

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At 06:30 PM 9/18/2001, Tony Hutchins wrote:
>Wed, 19 Sep 2001 12:20:43 +1200 (NZT)
>
>Don,
>
>I found the answer I think! You will need an InitRange= line in
>PIM.CFG if you want to get tround the +/- 32 day limitation:
>
>------
>WARNING: if you use repeating tasks, there may be a problem
>with checked off tasks: the repeating items are generated
>dynamically as you move in time. However, the items are checked
>off at the start of the program. Upon startup, only the
>repeating items +/- 32 days from "now" are created, so only
>repeating items in that range can be checked off. If you need a
>wider range, set InitRange=90 (for 90 days, or a higher number
>for more) in the ÝPIM¨ section of PIM.CFG.
>------
>Just found that in HELP.PIM
>Never noticed it before!

Tony,

You are a genius! Guess I should have searched the help file for "repeating
items."

My InitRange was set to 50. Changed it to 150 and everything is fine.

Now that I think about it, this problem started in late August, after I'd
been on vacation for two weeks. I didn't catch up on check off items until
I came home and by that time must have been past the 50-day window. It
still seems odd that I couldn't check off old items but could check off new
ones. I guess PIM couldn't "see" the old tasks since they were too old?

In the future, how can I catch up or turn off a PIM when I'm on vacation?
Should I change the start date to after I get back?

Thanks again, Tony and everyone,

Don

PS -- I read the list in digest mode, so if you sent an answer just to the
list I haven't seen it yet :)

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On 19 Sep 2001, at 0:08, Russel Brooks wrote:

> Anyway, I then went to Costco and bought 2 of the Sandisk 64M CF
> cards for $36.99USD each.  So now I finally have a flash card
> big enough to backup my 32M 200LX in one pass.  Xcopy is so much
> faster than trying to Zip all those files.  (A small luxury.)
>
> Up to now I haven't been paying much attention to the CF posts
> about which brands are better than which other brands.
> Any comments about the Sandisks I bought?

Sandisk's have always been top-notch and trouble free.  At that
price, I should buy some for my digital camera as spare "film".

- Longden

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I use pkzip with the -e0  (echo zero) flag to tell it not to
perform compression.
This copies all the files on my LX into a single .zip file on my
64CF.  With no
compression, it is very quick.  I also save the directory
information so that
I can easily repopulate my LX.

This method also saves space on the CF card because you don't
have any 3-byte
files occupying a whole sector on flash.

In theory it might even be faster that XCOPY because you will be
writing fewer
sectors to flash.

Russel Brooks wrote:
>
> So now I finally have a flash card
> big enough to backup my 32M 200LX in one pass.  Xcopy is so much
> faster than trying to Zip all those files.  (A small luxury.)

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Daniel Hertrich wrote:
>
> Ericsson: They all speak the IrDA protocol also over the cable, so your
> only chance to use them is to use WWW/LX, which can also use the IrDA
> protocol over the wired COM port. But that seems to work fine (No fax, of
> course, only what WWW/LX provides).

I think that newer Ericsson phones (R380, R520, T39,..) also understand
the "normal" way of transmitting AT-commands in asynchronous mode (as
any other modem connected over a COM port).

But the old Ericsson SH888 model was talking over cable with IRDA
protocol, as Daniel says.

BTW: Daniel, how can you make WWW/LX to talk the IRDA protocol over
COM1, not over the LED transmitter/receiver? I still own a SH888 phone
and would like to use this method. I found nothing about this
possibility in the docs.

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I think Sundisk cards or very good. I was using it some time ago. Now I bought Apacer 128MB CF to my 200lx. The price was about 3300Czk which is about 100$. I will see how reliable will it be.

Radek




                    Russel Brooks
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                    2001-09-19 02:08
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                    Please respond
                    to Russel Brooks






A friend of mine, who bought several IBM Microdrives (which each
come with a CF adapter I guess), gave me one of his CF adapters
when I was asking where I could buy one cheap.  Nice guy!
Anyway, I then went to Costco and bought 2 of the Sandisk 64M CF
cards for $36.99USD each.  So now I finally have a flash card
big enough to backup my 32M 200LX in one pass.  Xcopy is so much
faster than trying to Zip all those files.  (A small luxury.)

Up to now I haven't been paying much attention to the CF posts
about which brands are better than which other brands.
Any comments about the Sandisks I bought?

Cheers... Russ

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Hi Radek,

On Mon, 17 Sep 2001 10:41:21 +0200, Radek Svagr <radek.svagr@LGPHILIPS-DISPLAYS.COM> wrote:

> thanks for an answer.  With japanese driver you mean one by Mr. Un-ichiro "itojun" Itoh ? This driver is adjustable for non-standart crystals - I have this driver.

Yes, I think it is this one.

GtX
daniel

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Date:         Wed, 19 Sep 2001 12:13:15 +0200
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If you can send it to me I will be happy.

Radek






                    "Feher Tamas"
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Hello all!

There is a fixed version of Transfile, where the transfer resumes
automatically after 2-3 secs freeze; so the problem is essentially fixed.
I can send you the replacement HPCOM.DLL.

Sincerely: Tamas Feher.

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Date:         Wed, 19 Sep 2001 08:56:39 -0500
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M. Lennartz said:

> in the descriptionn of "Sidekick Plus" the  programs (tsr?)
> "SuperKey" and "Turbo Lightning" are mentioned. Does anyone
> know these programs?

Superkey and Turbo Lightening were stand alone programs.  I
bought them both but I never knew they came with Sidekick Plus.
I also owned Sidekick, but not Plus.

Superkey was a history/macro program kind of like Doskey or Dkey
but far more powerful.  It provided aliases ala unix, it had a
highly configurable history which even let you pop your typing
history up in a window, select a command or sequence of
commands, edit them if desired and re-issue them or save them in
a batch file.

I used superkey for years until I got my 95lx which it wasn't
compatible with.  At that point I started using a shareware
program called "alias" which did some of the same things but not
as well.

I bought Turbo Lightening thinking it was a great idea but after
using it a couple of weeks it was made typing so irritating I
removed it and never used it again.

I used Sidekick for it's pop up editor during  a time when I was
using dBase.  It was far superior to dBase's editor and easier
to use since it just popped up over whatever you were doing.
Then Qedit came out with a TSR version and I dropped Sidekick.
I had never used it's PIM features.

I probably have all three somewhere but I'm not sure how long it
might take to find them.

Actually I just checked my util directory on my desktop PC and I
found a limited version of Sidekick.  It says no calender.  It
was possible to make versions up that left out some of the
parts.  It won't run under windows.  It seems to lock up the dos
window it pops up in.

I don't remember if it'll work in the 100/200lx.  I'm sure I
must have tried it at some time but I have no memory of it.

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I made a post the other day explaining that I thought it was
understandable that the Palestinians were cheering at what
happened last week.  Since then I've received 2 private replies,
one blasting me and one cheering me on.  Both totally
misunderstanding what I said.

So, while I don't want to restart that discussion, I think I
might have been seriously misunderstood and I'd like to
straigten that out.

I think it was understandable that the Palestinians were
cheering.  I never said or thought that it was anything more
than understandable.  I was not defending their position.  I was
trying to see things from their point of view, which is
different than my own.  I said they were oppressed, which they
obviously are.  I never blamed Israel for that.  Israel is stuck
with that situation and it's not of their own making.  I think I
also stated that Israel was unable to find a way out of it but
wanted to.

And, the post I received this morning thanked me for accepting
that the USA is partly to blame for what happened last week.
I'm not sure how anyone could take that from what I said, but
one did so maybe others did, too.  I certainly didn't say that
or imply that or even think it.  I don't think we have been
saints through our entire history but I don't think anything
we've ever done earned that.

That poster also said he was glad that I realized that what
happened was a political attack and not an attack on our
democracy or our freedom.  I can't imagine where he found that
in my post.  I think it was specifically an attack on our
democracy and our freedom by people who are filled with hate and
anger and envy and I don't see how anyone can accept murdering
innocent people as a political act.

I have a lot of long-time friends on this list and I usually
feel free to say what I think.  But two people totally
misunderstood me and I want to be sure everyone doesn't
misunderstand me.

If anyone wants to reply it's probably best to do so privately.

Barry

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Date:         Wed, 19 Sep 2001 10:20:06 -0400
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I too bought the 64 MB Sandisk Compact Flash SDCB-64-455
at Costco for $36.99.  Finally the prices we hoped for years
ago!

To go with it, I have had excellent luck with the Viking
USB reader (which comes with a CF-to-PC-card adapter).  It also
reads Smartmedia cards.  The only thing to be careful of is to
'eject' the media (from Properties) before physically removing
the memory card.

   http://www.vikingcomponents.com/products/intelliflash_flash.cfm

  It is $59.99 at Amazon

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On Wed, 19 Sep 2001, William T. Hole M.D. wrote:

> To go with it, I have had excellent luck with the Viking USB reader
> (which comes with a CF-to-PC-card adapter).  It also reads Smartmedia
> cards.  The only thing to be careful of is to 'eject' the media (from
> Properties) before physically removing the memory card.
>    http://www.vikingcomponents.com/products/intelliflash_flash.cfm
>   It is $59.99 at Amazon

There's a Lexar USB reader that has the same specs that is sold at
Wal-Mart for the same price, or maybe slightly less, $58.99 or so.  It can
read Type II ATA flash cards, or CF cards with the included adapter, or
SmartMedia cards, and it recognizes cards instantly upon insertion, which
is an advantage over a "real" PCMCIA card reader those take a few seconds
to configure a card and set it up with a drive letter.

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On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> On Mon, 10 Sep 2001 13:48:15 -0400, Ed Padin <ohdamnthathurts@YAHOO.COM>=
 wrote:
>
> > The best answer I got was to press '/' and 'enter'. This causes VR ot
> > re-load the existing document and mark that position as the last
> > opened.
>
> That's a quite good solution, but you still have to do it manually.

True, but it's surprising how quickly you get used to it.
After all, when you've finished reading, you tend to
(manually) turn the HP off, or switch (manually) to another
work area. It becomes second nature to prepend two key strokes
to that habit. It's easier than putting a book mark in a real
book. And don't forget that even if you do forget to save, it
still takes a crash to lose your place.

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Date:         Wed, 19 Sep 2001 09:38:54 -0700
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HPLX folks,

I have a problem someone may have dealt with already.  I recently acquired
IntelliSynch for HP 200LX via eBay and started using it with my 200LX and
Starfish Software's Sidekick 95 (part of Corel WordPerfect Suite 7 for Win
95) installed on my office Dell and a Toshiba Libretto I have at home, both
running Win 98.  IntelliSych has work perfectly interacting with all these
systems, but I have had some behavior problems with Sidekick 95 itself
(unrelated to synch activities).

Perusal of the Corel website turned up an extensive area of tech documents
concerning accessories that come with WP Suite, including Sidekick.  It
turns out that the problems I discovered are due to the fact that Sidekick
95 is not Year 2000 compliant, though it is stated that there are "updates
to the Sidekick 95 program...available on Starfish's website...that will
allow the Sidekick program to become Year 2000 compliant."  However, the
Starfish site no longer has these files available for download and
contacting a tech support person about this did not result in any help ("we
don't provide support for discontinued items beyond what you can get off
the website").  SO, do any of you Sidekick 95 users have the update files
needed for Y2K compliance?  I do have a copy of Lotus Organizer 2.12 here
which works fine with IntelliSych for HP 200LX, so if I can't get Sidekick
95 working smoothly, at least I have an alternative, but before I give up
on this one, perhaps someone on the list has the files needed to solve this
problem.

Thanks,
Martin G. Ramirez



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Date:         Wed, 19 Sep 2001 12:52:58 -0400
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> I too bought the 64 MB Sandisk Compact Flash SDCB-64-455
> at Costco for $36.99.  Finally the prices we hoped for years
> ago!

BTW: For those without a nearby costco:

http://shop.store.yahoo.com/dealcat/san64comcar.html
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/erwincomputers/san64comflas.html
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/pcstop-com/348234.html

Of course, shipping makes them cost a few $$ more....

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Date:         Wed, 19 Sep 2001 13:06:09 -0700
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Is it possible to display an image file, using LXPIC, "vertically"
(like VR does with text), rather than horizontally?

TIA...

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Date:         Wed, 19 Sep 2001 17:40:11 -0400
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Hi

I have heard some rumors about the new Nokia 8310 soon to be out.

I have heard that it will have wap over gprs. But gprs will not work
through irda. If that is true then it will not work with the Hplx at
all with Gprs. 8310 does not have HSCSD so that means only 9600/14400
normal pay for each minute connection..

Ericsson T39m and Gprs is still something I work with. I am in contact
with Ericsson and hopefully a softwareupgrade of the phone will resolve
the problem with a bug in the Ppp implementing in the phone.

I will keep you posted on the progress on this.

Regards

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Date:         Wed, 19 Sep 2001 23:21:26 +0200
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Hi Josef

On Wed, 19 Sep 2001 08:06:23 +0200 (MET DST), Josef Meyer <meyerj@swissonline.ch> wrote:

> I think that newer Ericsson phones (R380, R520, T39,..) also understand
> the "normal" way of transmitting AT-commands in asynchronous mode (as
> any other modem connected over a COM port).

Really? It would be great to know it exactly! :-)

> BTW: Daniel, how can you make WWW/LX to talk the IRDA protocol over
> COM1, not over the LED transmitter/receiver? I still own a SH888 phone
> and would like to use this method. I found nothing about this
> possibility in the docs.

Port=-1
IR=0

(sets Port to use the IrDA(-) and COM1(1), but not the IR interface(0))

GTX
daniel


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Date:         Wed, 19 Sep 2001 07:34:52 -0500
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Gary Jacek writes:
> I use pkzip with the -e0  (echo zero) flag to tell it not to
> perform compression.
> This copies all the files on my LX into a single .zip file on my
> 64CF.  With no
> compression, it is very quick.  I also save the directory
> information so that
> I can easily repopulate my LX.

What a great idea!  Creative thinking like this keeps me hanging
around on HPLX-L.

Ted

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Date:         Wed, 19 Sep 2001 21:08:00 -0700
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Hello HPLX,

  I have a question about how lotus uses dates.  I have HPMile from
  the super site.  I have everything set up, but I can't seem to
  figure out how to place dates inside the date macro.  So If anyone
  knows this program, or familiar with Lotus dates please advise.  I
  have already tried @datevalue("1-9-2001") to give me the right date
  but it seems to be looking for a number like this 35804.  I can't
  seem to make heads or tails of it?
  TIA
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Date:         Thu, 20 Sep 2001 08:09:47 +0200
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Hi Daniel,

Daniel Hertrich wrote:
>
> > I think that newer Ericsson phones (R380, R520, T39,..) also understand
> > the "normal" way of transmitting AT-commands in asynchronous mode (as
> > any other modem connected over a COM port).
>
> Really? It would be great to know it exactly! :-)

The following Ericsson phones can be used like "normal" modems (i.e.
they can be connected via serial cable to a COM port and understand
AT-commands in asynchronous mode):

R380 (the one with the big touchscreen under the keyboard)
R520 (GPRS, HSCSD, IR, Bluetooth (Big size)
T39  (GPRS, HSCSD, IR, Bluetooth (small size)

Maybe there are more Ericsson models supporting this.

I have tried with all 3 models with comms and WWW/LX and it is really
working.

The article number of the cable is: RS232 cable DRS-10, one side of the
cable fits to the phone, the other end has a DB-9 connector fitting to
the COM port on a PC. I don't know which signals are wired, in minimum
it must be Transmit / Receive / Signal ground. About RTS/CTS I don't
know.

To connect it to the HP-LX, you need this Ericsson cable, the serial
cable for the HP-LX and a null modem adapter DB-9/DB-9 as it is part of
the HP serial adapter kit F1023A.

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Hallo Barry,

thank for your message. Superkey and T.Lightning are not bundled with
Sidekick Plus, but are mentioned in the documentation. Some times
those tools are helpfull still today, that's why I asked for
information.

I used Sk Plus for some years, and it was a very usefull tool.
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Le Thu, 20 Sep 2001 08:09:47 +0200
Josef Meyer <meyerj@SWISSONLINE=2ECH> a =E9crit:

> The following Ericsson phones can be used like "normal" modems (i=2Ee=2E
> they can be connected via serial cable to a COM port and understand
> AT-commands in asynchronous mode):
>=20
> R380 (the one with the big touchscreen under the keyboard)
> R520 (GPRS, HSCSD, IR, Bluetooth (Big size)
> T39  (GPRS, HSCSD, IR, Bluetooth (small size)
>=20
> Maybe there are more Ericsson models supporting this=2E

Yes, the R320s=2E

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May be of interest to Verizon wireless customers:

After picking up an LG TM510 phone the other day, I am happy to
say that it works well with the LX connecting to the internet.
All that is required is a data cable (and the cable to connect
to the LX serial port).

Verizon has a free service (just uses airtime) called Mobile
Office, which I think is just the ability to use the phone as a
modem over digital. This allows you to connect your laptop, pda,
etc to your regular ISP. Also, as part of the service, they have
what they call Quick2Net. This is like free ISP service, but
just the internet connection. No news, no email. You can use web
based services, or access your regular ISP pop and news servers.
Of course this is a problem for smtp, or sending email, as many
ISPs block sending if not connected to their network.

Anyway, I have tested WWW/LX with both my ISP and Quick2Net. It
works great so far with both. No problems at all.

I've also tested the LXTCP programs and dosppp. For the most
part this works well too. The phone doesn't always respond when
I try to dial out, but trying again, or turning things off and
on usually help. Also, dialing Quick2Net, it doesn't seem to get
the right IP for DNS, so I have manually put in a DNS server.

The Quick2Net service is nice because it is faster, especially
noticable when using sshdos.

The phone is nice too, especially the voice command dialing. I
wish it had IR, but none of the phones Verizon supports have
this I'm told. So I'm stuck with the clunky cable.


I also have a free month of Verizons Mobile Web, their paid WAP
service. So far I am not impressed. Maybe it's the minibrowser
on the phone, or the web sites, but I have had lots of problems
accessing the information. When I do get to something, it
becomes very tedious scrolling through screen after screen. Even
at only $7/month I don't think I will continue the service.

Cheers,
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Hello, I tried using lxtools on my Linux box (Debian/2.2.17) but I have the
following problem: I can successfully run lxdir (the same happens with lxcopy
and lxbackup) only one time (and it works fine, without any error messages).
If I try to run it again, all I get is the message 'LXDIR 1.1d by A. Garzotto'
on the PC (no error messages, and I have to kill it with Ctrl-C) and nothing
happens on the Palmtop (filer doesn't go in server mode).

It seems like the serial device "gets stuck" after the first time I use the
program (but I checked in /var/lock and there is no lockfile for it!).

Notice that:

- The cable is perfectly functioning (I use it in Windows)
- I checked for baud rate
- Switching off, restarting the palmtop, or removing any TSR doesn't help
- The same happens with both versions of Lxtools (1.1a and 1.1d) I tested
- I have no tty's being respawned by init on the serial port (but I tried to
  do that in the past, just to impress friends ;-) and it worked fine)
- Here are my 'stty' and 'setserial' current settings for the port:

  #stty -F /dev/ttyS0 -a
  speed 38400 baud; rows 0; columns 0; line = 0;
  intr = ¬C; quit = ¬\; erase = ¬?; kill = ¬U; eof = ¬D; eol = <undef>;
  eol2 = <undef>; start = ¬Q; stop = ¬S; susp = ¬Z; rprnt = ¬R; werase = ¬W;
  lnext = ¬V; flush = ¬O; min = 1; time = 0;
  -parenb -parodd cs8 -hupcl -cstopb cread -clocal -crtscts
  -ignbrk -brkint -ignpar -parmrk -inpck -istrip -inlcr -igncr -icrnl -ixon
  -ixoff -iuclc -ixany -imaxbel
  -opost -olcuc -ocrnl -onlcr -onocr -onlret -ofill -ofdel nl0 cr0 tab0 bs0 vt0
  ff0
  -isig -icanon -iexten -echo -echoe -echok -echonl -noflsh -xcase -tostop
  -echoprt -echoctl -echoke

  #setserial /dev/ttyS0
  /dev/ttyS0, UART: 16550A, Port: 0x03f8, IRQ: 4


I guess the problem is related to my Linux system, but I can't figure it out.
Can you suggest any idea???

Thanks for reading.

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Marta Pierce wrote:
>
>   I have a question about how lotus uses dates.  I have HPMile
from
>   the super site.  I have everything set up, but I can't seem
to
>   figure out how to place dates inside the date macro.  So If
anyone
>   knows this program, or familiar with Lotus dates please
advise.  I
>   have already tried @datevalue("1-9-2001") to give me the
right date
>   but it seems to be looking for a number like this 35804.  I
can't
>   seem to make heads or tails of it?

Try for today's date @datevalue("9/21/2001").  It'll covert that
into the number you want.  Then format that cell as a date and
you'll see today's date instead of the number.  If I remember
right that number includes the time so you can format it as date
and time, too.

The number is similar to a Julian date.  Julian dates are a
count of the days since noon on Jan 1, 4713 BC.  But lotus uses
a more recent base year so it can fit into an integer.  I forget
whether Lotus used a 16 bit or 32 bit or 64 bit count.  I've
learned too many other variations in other programs since I knew
Lotus's.  But my thought is they use an integer with an assumed
decimal point (it would actually be a binary point) with a count
of days since their base year to the left of the point and a
count of seconds so far today to the right.  I maybe be
confusing this with one of the other systems I've dealt with
since.  But it's something like that.  And I think their base
year is 1980 but again I may be confusing that with some other
system.  Maybe it was 1900.

Sorry my memory is so vague on this.  I'm not too far off but
some of the details may be wrong.  However that way of using
@datevalue() is correct.

Barry

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The number     1 = Jan 1, 1900
           37155 = Sep 21, 2001
           37277 = Sep 21, 2002

I couldn't get  @datevalue("9/21/2001") to work for dates prior to 1/1/2000



Thanks,

Paul Anderson, Pres, Systems-Consulting here since 1992
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> The number     1 = Jan 1, 1900
>            37155 = Sep 21, 2001
>            37277 = Sep 21, 2002
>
> I couldn't get  @datevalue("9/21/2001") to work for dates prior to 1/1/2000

I used datevalue quite a bit before y2k, and I recall using just
@datevalue("9/21/98"), for example.  Does that work for you?

-Chris

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Yes, Chris using a two digit year prior to 1/1/2000 works just fine with
@datevalue





Thanks,

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Dear All,

A few weeks ago I have purchased the new Software from Dasoft: MM/LX. =
Version
1.1 fixes a number of annoying bugs and it is now making my Palmtop an =
even
better tool. I can take notes on the fly during meetings and print =
structured
minutes in HTML format shortly after the closing of the meeting. It is =
great
to structure thought while on the move.

Yet I was missing the possibility to print out graphical MindMaps. A DOS
computer is not designed for this hence I looked for Windows applications.

The good news is that it works, it is fairly easy and it is free.

Mindjet has been releasing freeware mindmap software for quite some time. =
The
latest versions are commercial programmes but one of the latest freeware =
can
be downloaded from
 http://www.darmstadt.gmd.de/schulen/Studienseminar/computer/mmpersonal30-=
2e.exe
and a number of other sites in the internet.

The method is simple :
  transfer the MM/LX document to your PC,
  open it under Notepad,
  copy the content of notepad (without the title of the MindMap),
  switch to the windows MindMap application,
  select the empty title of the MindMap application,
  paste the content of the clipboard

From then on you can further edit the content of the Map and print it =
when
you want.

For notes under MM/LX you have to remove the | character, each line is =
then
inserted as an additional branch.

There is also a possibility to re-export from Windows to MM/LX but the
process is a bit more complex.

With the free Mindjet map viewer
 http://www.mindjet.com/support/down.php?prog=3Dmmv35e-13a
you can open the Mindjet Mindmaps and export them in outline format
(copy to clipboard function).

With a text editor you can then replace the structured paragraph numbering=
 by
indentation (3 spaces per level) and open the resulting file under MM/LX.
A simple text processing application (Awk or Turbo Pascal) could do this
automatically but I have not programmed for a long time. This could even =
be
included into an import function of MM/LX.

If you like the Mindjet MindMap software and want the latest functions =
you
can buy version 4 from their web site.

MM/LX could also be used as an easy tool to produce PowerPoint presentatio=
ns.
Powerpoint can directly import indented TXT format (one tab per level). =
One
could prepare a complete presentation under MM/LX and import it into
PowerPoint a few minutes before going on stage by inserting the flash =
card
containing the file in the PCMCIA slot of the laptop connected to the LCD
projector. Look into the help section of PowerPoint for more details. It
would be nice if MM/LX could export directly in PowerPoint ready TXT =
format
with the right indentations.

Thanks again to DASoft for producing such usefull applications for
the LX.

Enjoy,

 \/
 /ves

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Hi Josef

On Thu, 20 Sep 2001 08:09:47 +0200 (MET DST), Josef Meyer <meyerj@swissonline.ch> wrote:

> The following Ericsson phones can be used like "normal" modems (i.e.
> they can be connected via serial cable to a COM port and understand
> AT-commands in asynchronous mode):

also with other software than WWW/LX? Did you try e.g. datacomm?

Thanks a lot for that valuable info.
I will add this to my site as soon as possible.

GTX
daniel


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Hi Mike

> After picking up an LG TM510 phone the other day, I am happy to
> say that it works well with the LX connecting to the internet.
> All that is required is a data cable (and the cable to connect
> to the LX serial port).

Thanks for that review!
May I add all that to my home page?

Do you have an URL with more info about this phone?

GTX
daniel


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Hi friends,

I have an idea, which I would like to hear your opinion about:

In times when more and more people leave the list because they buy
another PDA, we lose great pieces of valuable knowledge.

So we could create a database which all people who are so kind to
support the HPLX community even after they leave the list (if ever) can
add their contact information and a short HPLX-related skills profile,
so that, when you have a secific problem with (for example) an Internet
connection with cel phone you simply do a search for "cell phone" and
it appears, besides others, the entry

name: Daniel Hertrich
email: palmtop@epost.de
URL: www.daniel-hertrich.de
skills: cell phones, LaTeX, Synchronization, serial port,.....

and you could directly write a message to me, even if I would have
left the list already (Geniuses like Gilles Kohl, Rod Whitby, maybe
even Andreas Garzotto would be reachable again easily ;-) )
(the above is only my first idea, the exact structure of such a
database has to be optimized, of course)

I would gladly maintain such a project, collect all data, put it
together and offer the resulting GDB (or PDB?) for download.

But this is only useful of course if many people would add to that
database.

Your opinions please! :-)

GTX
daniel

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Le Sat, 22 Sep 2001 09:45:11 +0200
Daniel Hertrich <daniel=2Ehertrich@GMX=2EDE> a =E9crit:

> also with other software than WWW/LX? Did you try e=2Eg=2E datacomm?
>=20
> Thanks a lot for that valuable info=2E
> I will add this to my site as soon as possible=2E

Daniel, I just found a page about what you seek :

    http://www=2Edaniel-hertrich=2Ede/mob_hplx/tests=2Etxt =20

;-)
   =20

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Hallo Yves,
absolutly great.
That is what makes mm/lx really usefull.
Thank you!
Uli

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On Sat, 22 Sep 2001, Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> Hi Mike
>
> > After picking up an LG TM510 phone the other day, I am happy to
> > say that it works well with the LX connecting to the internet.
> > All that is required is a data cable (and the cable to connect
> > to the LX serial port).
>
> Thanks for that review!
> May I add all that to my home page?

Sure. It wasn't that in depth but feel free. If you have any
requests of things to try out let me know.


> Do you have an URL with more info about this phone?

see below


I have a question and you have played around with cables and
such so maybe you know. The data cable has a box half way
between the ends, with a LED and maybe some electronics in it.
Do you know what this is? I was hoping to build a very short
cable for phone <-> LX, something I could easily carry, and no
need for other cables and null modems, etc. But if this box is
required it may not be so easy.

I was hoping to find an IR capable phone so I wouldn't have this
problem, but none of the local carriers I would want to use
support them.

Best regards,
Mike


Here are some quick links. The yahoo group at the end has a lot
of information, more than the manufacturer sites.

Phone information:
http://www.lginfocomm.com/home/TM-510_phone.asp
http://www.lge.com/product/e_ci/ci_1/tm_510.shtml
http://www.lginfocomm.com/home/TM510release.asp

Review:
http://www.zdnet.com/special/wireless/stories/pipreviews/0,11471,520720,00.html

A short faq:
http://www.lgeservice.com/faqtm510cp.html

And a group on Yahoo:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tm510
with a link page that has most of the above, but you have to
have a yahoo id
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tm510/links

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Hi Yves,

Thanks for the wonderful ideas!

On Fri, 21 Sep 2001 23:36:49 +0100, Yves Leurquin <leurquin@BIGFOOT.COM> wrote:

> MM/LX could also be used as an easy tool to produce PowerPoint presentations.
> Powerpoint can directly import indented TXT format (one tab per level). One
> could prepare a complete presentation under MM/LX and import it into
> PowerPoint a few minutes before going on stage by inserting the flash card
> containing the file in the PCMCIA slot of the laptop connected to the LCD
> projector. Look into the help section of PowerPoint for more details. It
> would be nice if MM/LX could export directly in PowerPoint ready TXT format
> with the right indentations.

This conversion can easily be made by a search and replace tool like
Andreas' new sr.exe, whcih cmoes with Roboweb/LX (but which I don't
know how to configure yet), or with gsar, which is avaiable on simtel
or from my homepage http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/rexsync

Simply replace three spaces in the MM/LX file with one tab. The gsar
command line would be (I have just tested it - it works):

gsar -s:032:032:032 -r:009 infile.mm outfile.txt

Of course this doesn't handle notes, but it should not be a problem to
process them on a similar way.

GTX
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Date:         Sun, 23 Sep 2001 15:21:31 +0200
Reply-To:     Alan Krempler <alan@oeh.tu-graz.ac.at>
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i mailed two new versions to the s.u.p.e.r. site
(http://www.palmtop.net/super) and to Qman (http://home.earthlink.net/~qman)
today (i hope they will
publish them soon):

* version 1.6 of QuickView, now using LXPIC for viewing images
* version 1.2 of MiniDict, solving a problem with the sort order.


cheers
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Date:         Sun, 23 Sep 2001 11:05:00 -0400
Reply-To:     "Rodger N. Bird II" <rbird2@PEOPLEPC.COM>
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DOS Software For Sale!

Packages have been opened (unless noted otherwise). I have noted the=20
original disk format: 5 =BC=94, 3 =BD=94 or both. I can copy the original=
 disk to=20
the other disk format, if needed. (3 =BD=94 to 5 =BC=94, 5 =BC=94 to 3 =BD=
=94)

The prices listed below include shipping costs within the continental=20
United States.

Please email me direct if you are interested in any of the below items. Do=
=20
not reply to this message.
My email address is: rbird2@peoplepc.com

Direct Access DOS Menu System Version 5.1 by Fifth Generation Systems with=
=20
manual.
(5 =BC and 3 =BD=94 disks). $10.00

WillMaker 4.0 By Nolo Press with manual
(5 =BC and 3 =BD=94 disks). $5.00

Gramatik 5.0 for DOS with manual.
(3 =BD=94 disks). $5.00

Andrew Tobias Financial Calculator with manual.
(5 =BC=94 disk). $8.00

Andrew Tobias Managing your money with manual.
(3 =BD=94 disks). $8.00

Microsoft Flight Simulator Version 4.0 with manual.
(3 =BD=94 disk). $10.00

Publisher=92s Choice =93The 10 Best=94(PC Writer, Financial Genius, Data=20
Commander, Schedule Manager, QuickCalc, The Great Communicator, Max.Mail,=20
The Business Letter, Instant Publisher, Designer on a disk) and manual.
(5 =BC and 3 =BD=94 disks).  $8.00

Sidekick by Borland version 1.5 with Manual.
(5 =BC=94 disk). $5.00

Sidekick by Borland version 1.5 with Manual.
(5 =BC=94 disk). $5.00

Random House Webster=92s Electronic Dictionary & Thesaurus College Edition=
=20
with manual (180,000 words, 275,000 Synonym Thesaurus)  needs 5.6MB disk=
 space.
(3 =BD=94 disks). $25.00

ZEOS Microsoft windows 3.0 disks only.
(5 =BC=94 disks). $5.00

Brown Bag Software Word Processor includes spell checker with large manual.
(5 =BC and 3 =BD=94 disks).  $8.00

On Time Lifetime Appointment Calendar/Planner with manual.
(5 =BC and 3 =BD=94 disks). $5.00

Inset Systems HiJaak graphics conversion and screen capture version 2.1=20
with manuals.
(5 =BC and 3 =BD=94 disks). $10.00

Right Writer the intelligent Grammar Checker for the PC Version 4.0
(5 =BC=94 disk).$5.00

Central Point Software PC Tools version 4.5
(5 =BC=94 disk).$5.00

Easy Working from Spinnaker-The Writer Word Processor.
(5 =BC=94 disks). $5.00

Easy Working from Spinnaker-Personal Cash Manager.
(5 =BC=94 disks). $5.00

Easy Working from Spinnaker-The Thesaurus.
(5 =BC=94 disks). $5.00

Easy Working from Spinnaker-The DOS Manager.
(5 =BC=94 disks). $5.00

Order ALL 4 Easy Working titles for $15.00.

Omen Technology DSZ Zmodem Registered
(5 =BC=94 disk). $5.00

PCTools version 4.5
(5 =BC=94 disk). $5.00

Classic Concentration Game 2nd edition
(5 =BC=94 disk). $5.00

Individual=92s SmartGuide for Dos (coverage thru DOS 5.0)
(3 =BD=94 disks). $8.00

The Lotus Bonus Kit. Was provided free with purchase of Lotus 1-2-3 version=
=20
2.3 or 3.1+. Includes: SQZ! (Compresses Spreadsheets), Outliner, Custom=20
Templates,  and SmartPics Sample Pack.
(5 =BC=94 disks). $5.00

Most software will be shipped less the boxes to save shipping costs.

Thank You,
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Date:         Sun, 23 Sep 2001 11:16:06 -0400
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I have a Hewlett Packard 1000CX For Sale. This is the same unit as the
HP200LX less the built in PIM and Lotus 1-2-3. It is a 2MB RAM version and
has DOS 5.0, a  setup\configuration program and LapLink built into ROM.
Includes a Hewlett Packard 512K RAM Card (F1003A).

The Hewlett Packard 1000CX is in good condition and works fine. I do not
have the manuals. I am asking $150.00, which includes shipping costs within
the continental United States.

Please email me direct if you are interested. Do not reply to this message.
My email address is: rbird2@peoplepc.com

Thank you,

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Date:         Sun, 23 Sep 2001 19:52:38 +0200
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Hi Mike

On Sat, 22 Sep 2001 12:25:19 -0700, Mike Kopplin <kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU> wrote:

> I have a question and you have played around with cables and
> such so maybe you know. The data cable has a box half way
> between the ends, with a LED and maybe some electronics in it.
> Do you know what this is? I was hoping to build a very short
> cable for phone <-> LX, something I could easily carry, and no
> need for other cables and null modems, etc. But if this box is
> required it may not be so easy.

Generally, serial ports of phones work with different signal levels
than the LX. They had to be inverted and shifted to another voltage. So
active electronic parts are needed.

In most cases, you can simply go for the circuit I describe on my page,
it will work for Siemens and Nokia phones, probably for most others,
too. Only the wiring to the phone has to be adapter to each phone and
you should find a plug which fits into the port of the phone and
which you can open and solder your own cables to.

Sometimes plugs of head sets are good for that.

The LED in your box is probably simly a traffic indicator or maybe a
power indicator. This is not necessary in order to build a working
cable. I would suggest you Open the box and have a look into it to see
what electronics are inside.

Someone told me, the coltage converting circuit isn't actually
necessary, since th LX can also hadle the lower phone signal coltages,
but the need for an signal inverter remains.

I don't have the time, but if someone here has, I would be very
thankful if someone would show me a circuit based on mine on my home
page, which leaves out the voltage converter and only has an inverter
(which can be built very small!).


Thanks for the links!

GTX
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Date:         Sun, 23 Sep 2001 19:52:42 +0200
Reply-To:     Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE>
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Hi Jacques,

On Sat, 22 Sep 2001 11:09:21 +0200, Jacques Belin <jbelin@ALTERN.ORG> wrote:

> Daniel, I just found a page about what you seek :
>
>     http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/mob_hplx/tests.txt

oops :-¨

So much info and so much to do......
I can't keep the overview on all this!

GTX
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Date:         Sun, 23 Sep 2001 19:52:45 +0200
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Hi friends,

I have now developed an easy way to convert your notes databae to a
mindmap (for MM/LX). So you can move your notes entirely to MM/LX to
continue to take notes there.

You need the program gdbio (available on SUPER) and gsar (available on
simtel or, easier, on my home page
(http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/rexsync))

The EXEs must be in the same directory as your mind maps and the
following batch file OR somewhere in your PATH.

Now put the following batch file into your mind map directory:

--------- BEGIN NDB2MM -----------
@echo off
if exist notes.mm goto error
echo Creating .\notes.mm from c:\_dat\notes.cdf. Please wait...
echo.
gdbio c:\_dat\notes.ndb /N /X > notetmp0.cdf
echo    Notes > notetmp1.cdf
type notetmp0.cdf >> notetmp1.cdf
del notetmp0.cdf
gsar -f -s:010D -r:010:032:032:032:032:032 notetmp1.cdf notetmp2.mm
del notetmp1.cdf
gsar -f -s:010N -r:010:124:032:032:032:032:032:032:032 notetmp2.mm notetmp3.mm
del notetmp2.mm
gsar -f -s:010:032:032:032:032:032:032:034 -r:010:032:032:032:032:032:032 notetmp3.mm notetmp4.mm
del notetmp3.mm
gsar -f -s:034,:034:034, -r:032@ notetmp4.mm notetmp5.mm
del notetmp4.mm
gsar -f -s@:034:034 -r notetmp5.mm notetmp6.mm
del notetmp5.mm
ren notetmp6.mm notes.mm
goto end

:error
echo There is already a file "notes.mm", please rename or delete it!
echo.

:end
----------- END NDB2MM -----------

It is assumed that your notes file is c:\_dat\notes.ndb
This is the default on the palmtop.

Now simply call ndb2mm. This results in a file notes.mm which contains
all your notes in MM format.

If you use categories in your notes database, they are appended to th
title of each note in this format:

note title @"category"

If your notes contain patterns like

.""."

or

@""

or some others of this cryptic kind, they may be damaged by this
procedure, because they are created by gdbio and by gsar in the title
lines here and partially removed or modified.

Have fun!

GTX
daniel


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Date:         Sun, 23 Sep 2001 20:02:41 +0000
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 Jacques.


> Then I taken another solution : I subscribed to a free ISP provider, =
jumpy ( http://www.jumpy.it ), which even permit you to create your =
account when you are still in your country. :-)
>

 I leave for Italy in 4 days. I have taken your suggestion and set up an =
account with jumpy.it.  I do not speak italian, but I believe that I have =
it set up correctly (at least I was able to send an email from it last =
night)
 The access number for Milan is "0237001200"  So if I use the intilization=
 string of "atx3" and the number as "atdt0237001200", do I have it set up =
correctly?

 Also, in wwwlx setup, I am using the Chap script, the suggested DNS =
numbers of 212.17.192.216 & .56, and the same username and password as my =
email.  Does all of this sound correct?

 My backup is to use the toll compuserve number.  The access number is =
"390223240982" so using the above same init string and "atdt390223240982" =
should work?  Or do I not dial the "39" Of course, I will have to ask =
about how to access an outside line from the hotel. I will have to pay =
$3/hr, but will there also be other charges?

 Thanks in advance for any advise.

Larry

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Date:         Sun, 23 Sep 2001 17:44:53 -0500
Reply-To:     Chris Lott <rclott@ro.com>
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Comments: To: rbird2@PEOPLEPC.COM
In-Reply-To:  <4.3.2.7.2.20010923110152.00a8fb40@mail.peoplepc.com> from
              "Rodger N. Bird II" at Sep 23, 2001 11:05:00 AM
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> The Lotus Bonus Kit. Was provided free with purchase of Lotus 1-2-3 ver=
sion=20
> 2.3 or 3.1+. Includes: SQZ! (Compresses Spreadsheets), Outliner, Custom=
=20
> Templates,  and SmartPics Sample Pack.
> (5 =BC=94 disks). $5.00

Rodger:

Can you explain a little more about this product?  One thing I've been
always interested in is the ability to write your own @funcs, which I
thought was possible with some Lotus add-on product.  Regardless, I would
like to hear more about this, if you know any more.  Ever run it on the
HP200?

-Chris



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R. Christopher Lott, P.E.                                  rclott@ro.com
Alpha Beta Technologies, Inc.
3112 12th Ave S.W.                                   PHONE: 256-534-9067
Huntsville, Alabama 35805                              FAX: 256-534-9069
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Date:         Sun, 23 Sep 2001 21:03:18 -0700
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From:         Mike Kopplin <kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU>
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> > such so maybe you know. The data cable has a box half way
> > between the ends, with a LED and maybe some electronics in it.
> > Do you know what this is? I was hoping to build a very short
> > cable for phone <-> LX, something I could easily carry, and no
> > need for other cables and null modems, etc. But if this box is
> > required it may not be so easy.

> Generally, serial ports of phones work with different signal levels
> than the LX. They had to be inverted and shifted to another voltage. So
> active electronic parts are needed.
>
> In most cases, you can simply go for the circuit I describe on my page,
> it will work for Siemens and Nokia phones, probably for most others,
> too. Only the wiring to the phone has to be adapter to each phone and
> you should find a plug which fits into the port of the phone and
> which you can open and solder your own cables to.
>
> The LED in your box is probably simly a traffic indicator or maybe a
> power indicator. This is not necessary in order to build a working
> cable. I would suggest you Open the box and have a look into it to see
> what electronics are inside.

http://www.technoir.nu/tm510box.html

Here you can see the electronics in the box. It looks much more
complex than the circuit on your page. Perhaps it all isn't
necessary as you say, but it's beyond my abilities to know
what's going on. Since the cables end in connectors, perhaps I
can at least shorten the cable on both sides of the box.

Mike

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Date:         Mon, 24 Sep 2001 08:29:39 +0200
Reply-To:     Etienne Lemaire <stelem@attglobal.net>
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From:         Etienne Lemaire <etienne.lemaire@PANDORA.BE>
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Haven't seen any replies to this, but what about using the
CHARGE program, that allows you to set a specified voltage
before the charging starts? I believe the charger can be levt
plugged in. And using BATTLOG at the same time, you could
monitor the whole process. Or have I overlooked something?

Etienne
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To: <HPLX-L@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2001 06:25 PM
Subject: Is it possible to control AC usage while connected?


| Hi,
|
| I am looking for a way to have a 200LX connected to the AC
adapter, but
| at the same time controlling whether the machine runs on
battery or on
| AC. Any programmers out there knowing whether this can be
done?
|
| The background: With the the machine connected to the AC
adapter (but
| internally not using it), I would like to discharge the NiCd
batteries
| to a specified level, thereby measuring the time it takes, and
then
| immediately switching back to AC operation (to avoid a further
voltage
| drop and to start charging again). The measured time should
serve to
| compare the performance of rechargeable batteries over time,
to replace
| them before they fail.
|
| Thanks Norbert
|
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Date:         Mon, 24 Sep 2001 09:53:18 +0200
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Daniel Hertrich wrote:
>
> > The following Ericsson phones can be used like "normal" modems (i.e.
> > they can be connected via serial cable to a COM port and understand
> > AT-commands in asynchronous mode):
>
> also with other software than WWW/LX? Did you try e.g. datacomm?

Yes, also with datacomm, and any other software using COM1 as
interface. These models just act like "normal" modems as the desktop
models for the fixnet.

Most of these Ericsson models also support FAX, but not the R380, where
they explicitely excluded FAX (I can't understand their reasons).

Greetings from Italy (where I currently are for holidays)

Josef

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Date:         Mon, 24 Sep 2001 09:55:07 +0200
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Hi All,

after using MM for quite a while now I just stumbled across a small, but
annoying problem which I'm not certain if It was there all the time or just
occured on my machine recently.

I'm creating a mindmap with notes (the size of the file: 7.445 Bytes). For
creating and editing the notes I use Qedit. On screen the notes display ok,
but when i hit export (print it to an HTML file) they got globbered up.
Initial characters of the line are missing, sentences dropped, others
duplicated. Not so useable as a documentation of a meeting .-(

Anyone else noticed this bug? I've to try it with smaller mm files to
verify if it is a problem with the size of the file (OK, tested: if I have
a quite small file in MM it works ok).

any suggestions on what I should provide to help to identify and fix the
issue??

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Date:         Mon, 24 Sep 2001 10:26:58 +0200
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Peter,

> I'm creating a mindmap with notes (the size of the file: 7.445 Bytes). =
For
> creating and editing the notes I use Qedit. On screen the notes display =
ok,
> but when i hit export (print it to an HTML file) they got globbered up.
> Initial characters of the line are missing, sentences dropped, others
> duplicated. Not so useable as a documentation of a meeting .-(
>
> Anyone else noticed this bug? I've to try it with smaller mm files to
> verify if it is a problem with the size of the file (OK, tested: if I =
have
> a quite small file in MM it works ok).

Not yet and my file is 20213 bytes.

Are you running mm/lx from SYSMGR? SC session? What is the available
memory?

Whar happens if you run it from plain dos after reboot?

Kind regards

Helmuth

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Date:         Mon, 24 Sep 2001 14:22:26 +0200
Reply-To:     Jacques Belin <jbelin@ALTERN.ORG>
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I just bought the new DRS-11 RS232 <-> Ericsson phones, which replace
the DRS-10 cable which was sold until a few weeks ago (my customized DRS-10
cable which don't work anymore, after months of high strain usage.).

A very good new, not even it works as well as the DRS-10 on the palmtop,
but its wiring is a few more complete than the old one : It has an
Ýever?¨ active DCD line !

Then, this means that you can use Goin'Postal without hacking the cable,
as I done some months ago.  :-)

I eventually opened the case (anyway, tomorow it wil be not longer
guaranted, as I will cut the cable down to 4-5 inches  :-)  ) to confirm
the wiring change. The Maxim component inside is now a MAX3386 , instead
of a MAX3232. The new one drives one more output RS232 output (for the
DCD line) and is said to be more robust against ESD.

Jacques.

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Date:         Mon, 24 Sep 2001 09:16:08 -0400
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> I'm creating a mindmap with notes (the size of the file: 7.445 Bytes). =
For
> creating and editing the notes I use Qedit.

Have you tried a different editor for your notes?  I am not familiar with
qedit, but perhaps it includes some non-ASCII formatting information that =
is
confusing mm/lx.

 Steve Carder <steve@carderfamily.net>
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Le Sun, 23 Sep 2001 20:02:41 +0000
Larry Castor <castorlw@YAHOO=2ECOM> a =E9crit:



>  The access number for Milan is "0237001200"  So if I use the
> intilization string of "atx3" and the number as "atdt0237001200", do
> I have it set up correctly?

I Don't remember about the x3 command=2E I used the standard ATZ string
with my GSM hone=2E

When I was in Italy, I used the format I tested from France with my GSM
phone : "+39 02 37 00 12 00"=2E I don't tested "0237=2E=2E=2E", but I think =
it
should work=2E=20

>  Also, in wwwlx setup, I am using the Chap script, the suggested DNS
> numbers of 212=2E17=2E192=2E216 & =2E56, and the same username and passwor=
d
> as my email=2E  Does all of this sound correct?

OK=2E

>  My backup is to use the toll compuserve number=2E  The access number
> is "390223240982" so using the above same init string and "atdt39022324098=
2"
>  should work?  Or do I not dial the "39" Of course,=20

39 is the Italy country code, then 39 is not enough=2E You will have to
add "00" before 39, or suppress the 39=2E


> I will have to
> ask about how to access an outside line from the hotel=2E I will have
> to pay $3/hr, but will there also be other charges?

I don't know about the italian number/price scheme, then I don't know if
this number itself is a toll free number=2E But, it don't seems to be=2E
Then I think you will have to pay the communication itself (from your
phone to the CIS access point), plus $3/h (later when you receive your
monthly bill)=2E


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Le Mon, 24 Sep 2001 07:22:10 -0700
Malcolm Shewan <mtshewan@compuserve=2Ecom> a =E9crit:

> The rule for european phone numbers is usually :

The rule for _most of_ european phone numbers is usualy=2E=2E=2E

I know this rule, France uses it=2E=2E=2E

But it is not used in Italy=2E

The phone number I wrote is my last message has exactly the same format
of the one I used in Genova, and which is yet stored in one of my
Goin'Postal's profiles=2E I don't deleted it since my return=2E Then even if
my memory had failed, my eyes don't=2E=2E=2E


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Chris Lott wrote:
>  One thing I've been always interested in is the
> ability to write your own @funcs, which I thought
> was possible with some Lotus add-on product.
>  Regardless, I would like to hear more about this,
> if you know any more.  Ever run it on the HP200?

I think I remember that Lotus did include user fuctions in some
version but I'm not sure.

In any case something like user functions can be done with the
@@ function.  It's not quite the same but it can do a lot of
what you might do with user functions.

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Hi friends,

thank you for your amazing positive feedback regarding my idea about
the HPLX knowledge database!
After so much positive feedback, I decided to start the project.

Please see
http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/hplxkndb

If you would like to add yourself to this database, please follow the
instructions on my home page, I prefer the template method, so I don't
have so much work with it.

Please pass this mail on to all (former and current) HPLX owners you
know, who are not list members.

I will myself try to reach Gilles Kohl, Andreas Garzotto and Rod
Whitby, if you know other knowledgable people, please don't hesitate to
forward this message to them!

GTX
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Does anyone know of a silmilar service for Switzerland?

TIA

Bob

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From:    Larry Castor <castorlw@YAHOO.COM>

 Jacques.


> Then I taken another solution : I subscribed to a free ISP provider,
jumpy ( http://www.jumpy.it ), which even permit you to create your
account
when you are still in your country. :-)
>

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Hi Mike,

On Sun, 23 Sep 2001 21:03:18 -0700, Mike Kopplin <kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU> wrote:

> http://www.technoir.nu/tm510box.html
>
> Here you can see the electronics in the box. It looks much more
> complex than the circuit on your page. Perhaps it all isn't
> necessary as you say, but it's beyond my abilities to know
> what's going on. Since the cables end in connectors, perhaps I
> can at least shorten the cable on both sides of the box.

Hm. Looks strange to me.
The TI SN75C188 chip, which seems to be the heart of the box, is an
interface chip. It is basically an inverter. interfaces data terminal
equipment to data communication equipment.


Let me guess: The cable on the left leads to the computer and the cable
on the right leads to the phone?

Does the port on the lower edge look similar to the port of the phone?
This additional port could be the reason why there are so many wires
going from the phone to the box. Actually only thre or four wires would
be needed. Do you have any description of what this port is good for?

I would gladly help you finding out if you need the box or if you can
build another circuit based on mine to interface the phone to the LX,
but I simply don't have that much time. I am sorry!

If I would sit in front of this box, I would give up the hope that I
would find a quick solution, and simply use that box for everything
else:

Cut off the PC cable, attach a universal connector (DB9) (or simply
shorten the cable a bit, since there is probably already a DB9 at the
end ;-) ), make a short direct LX-to-DB9 adapter, as Thaddeus sells
them, so you have a standard PC serial port on your palmtop, and plug
the box's cable into that adapter.

You know what I mean?

Or, you can build a cable with a HPLX connector on one end and a
circuit board connector on the other, so that you can simply plug
in/out this orange circuit ciard connector on the left and exchange it
against the LX one. This would mean you cannot have the box closed all
the time. Maybe you want to cover it with epoxy glue in that case, as I
did with my Siemens data cable?

Only suggestions, of course there is a chance that it could be made
with a simple circuit like mine, but since no one knows, I won't
recommend you to test it.

GTX
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 Radek,

> When you have the phone connected to 200lx and COM port switched ON, look in menu of M35i: SETUP - FAX/DATA MODE - SELF TEST. Does it show 2 icons (phone + PC) connected?
>
> If not: - is yor cable original by Siemens (very expensive) or third party product?
> Original cables are powered from phone but others from your PC signals (I think RTS CTS) so if these signals are missing in your 200lx cable, it will not work.
> With cables powered from phone you will see these two icons even if you simply plug the cable to phone standalone without connecting it to PC.

Much appreciate your advice. I have controlled some items and
setup according to your information.

I bought a datacable NOT from Siemens, but a clone-one.
However, when inserted I can see the Phone and PC images as
described in your email. So I presume that my datacable is OK
then.

The HP200 cable and phone data-cable need some additional
hardware inserted, a so-called nul-modem adaptor I understand
meanwhile from Daniel Hertrich email correspondence.

I check some pc-shops overwhere for such device. Sofar
without any success. Nothing was working. I was advised
several times to buy a nul-modem cable but as explained this
was not working. One option to go is the 9-pins <-> 9 pins
serial adaptor which has to be ordered, but I have not any
guarantee that it will functioning.

Is there anyone on the list selling / making such cables on
request or any reference to a firm (Rundel ?).

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I have been trying to log into CIS Classic with Post/LX 2.2g on my 200LX for
nearly a week now, and cannot get past the: "sending log in" message.  I
have tried multiple nodes all over the US without success.

The response to "sending log in" is something that quickly flashes to the
effect that the connection is broken and I end up eventually at the SMTP
denied access screen.

Not having seen anything on this list about a change in CIS protocols and
nothing on the DASOFT web site, I am finding it hard to believe that our
days of CIS and 200LX are finally over!?

Any help much appreciated.  Fortunately  WinDoze OE still lets me access my
mail albeit from an encyclopedic size lap top!  First time I ever said
thanks to Mr. Gates in preference to the 200LX, but I guess it had to
happen.

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Tue, 25 Sep 2001 11:55:41 +1200 (NZT)

Colin, this is covered in a recent "Tips and Tricks" at
www.dasoft - change the CIS-Script section in WWW.CFG
as explained there - basically removing the go:pppconnect and
replacing it with the ppp:cisppp - here is what I have for the
last bit of the script. The first 3 lines are the same as
before.


e=Connecting to CIS
s=\003
w=15 D:
e=Sending Login & Password to CISPPP
l=
s=/noint/ppp:cisppp\\
p=
s=\r
e=Waiting for CISPPP to respond
w=75 PPP

- Tony

01h35m26s ago ...
On Mon, 24 Sep 2001 18:20:15 -0400, ccohen5 wrote:

> I have been trying to log into CIS Classic with Post/LX 2.2g on my 200LX for
> nearly a week now, and cannot get past the: "sending log in" message.  I
> have tried multiple nodes all over the US without success.

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Thanks - I will take another look.

Colin
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Colin,

I had similar problems, all of a sudden.  I got onto www.dasoft.com and
clicked
on the Tips & Tricks.  There's a new script.  My problem was that I
commented
out the lines that should have been deleted; you must actually delete the
lines
so marked.

Avi helped me with this very quickly, and I haven't had a problem since.

Ron


>
> I have been trying to log into CIS Classic with Post/LX 2.2g on my 200LX
for
> nearly a week now, and cannot get past the: "sending log in" message.  I
> have tried multiple nodes all over the US without success.
>
> The response to "sending log in" is something that quickly flashes to the
> effect that the connection is broken and I end up eventually at the SMTP
> denied access screen.
>
>
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> > http://www.technoir.nu/tm510box.html
> >
> Hm. Looks strange to me.
> The TI SN75C188 chip, which seems to be the heart of the box, is an
> interface chip. It is basically an inverter. interfaces data terminal
> equipment to data communication equipment.
>
> Let me guess: The cable on the left leads to the computer and the cable
> on the right leads to the phone?

Correct.

> Does the port on the lower edge look similar to the port of the phone?
> This additional port could be the reason why there are so many wires
> going from the phone to the box. Actually only thre or four wires would
> be needed. Do you have any description of what this port is good for?

The worthless manual doesn't even mention it. I didn't realize
it was there until I opened the box. It had a rubber plug quite
firmly in place. It looks just like the port on the phone.

> Cut off the PC cable, attach a universal connector (DB9) (or simply
> shorten the cable a bit, since there is probably already a DB9 at the
...
> You know what I mean?

Yes, that's what I was thinking, leave the box and shorten the
cables. The box is bulky, but I guess I will have to live with
it. It's better than nothing.

Regards,
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I was surprised that serial cable for 200Lx is also a null modem cable. I thought it is just reduction... So If you can't get the null modem reduction, just make your own. You need two 9-pin male (depends what you want to connect) conectors a piece of
wire and soldering of course. At the present time I don't have acess to internet and I don't have the pinouts in my memory so I can't tell you exactly which pins has to be connected. But: All signals except GND (pin5??) and RI (pin9??) has to be crossed.
For example RX <-> TX (pins 2 and 3??)

If interested I can write an exact connection on friday. Because I have also a null modem cable only I did it also. Now I am using a Sagem MW930 and Nettamer for acessing internet.

But one important thing I forgot. Siemens mobiles comunicate on 19200 Bps. Did you set this speed to communication program you are using on 200lx? Otherwise it can't work.

Radek








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                    Please respond
                    to Harry Wellner






 Radek,

> When you have the phone connected to 200lx and COM port switched ON, look in menu of M35i: SETUP - FAX/DATA MODE - SELF TEST. Does it show 2 icons (phone + PC) connected?
>
> If not: - is yor cable original by Siemens (very expensive) or third party product?
> Original cables are powered from phone but others from your PC signals (I think RTS CTS) so if these signals are missing in your 200lx cable, it will not work.
> With cables powered from phone you will see these two icons even if you simply plug the cable to phone standalone without connecting it to PC.

Much appreciate your advice. I have controlled some items and
setup according to your information.

I bought a datacable NOT from Siemens, but a clone-one.
However, when inserted I can see the Phone and PC images as
described in your email. So I presume that my datacable is OK
then.

The HP200 cable and phone data-cable need some additional
hardware inserted, a so-called nul-modem adaptor I understand
meanwhile from Daniel Hertrich email correspondence.

I check some pc-shops overwhere for such device. Sofar
without any success. Nothing was working. I was advised
several times to buy a nul-modem cable but as explained this
was not working. One option to go is the 9-pins <-> 9 pins
serial adaptor which has to be ordered, but I have not any
guarantee that it will functioning.

Is there anyone on the list selling / making such cables on
request or any reference to a firm (Rundel ?).

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hi Jaques,

on 24 Sep 2001, at 15:21 Jacques Belin wrote about:
Re: Italy trip

> > intilization string of "atx3" and the number as "atdt0237001200",
> > do I have it set up correctly?
>
> I Don't remember about the x3 command. I used the standard ATZ
> string with my GSM hone.

the X3 command is useful if you do not get a standard dial tone in
the hotel room. This command tells the modem not to wait for a dial
tone but to dial. In most cases you will have to dial "0," (0 +
wait a second) and then you get the line. If you have the X4
command (which is default) the modem will not dial unless it
receives a continuous tone of a certain frequency on the line and
this is not the case in many hotels etc. if you lift the receiver
and listen in you will immediatly know what is going on. If it
sounds like "beep beep beep" you will need X3.
I you get a continuous tone, it will probably work with the
standard initialization of AT&F (factory setting)

cheers,
Werner




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Hello list,

Years ago I bought a HP320 (W-CE). Surprisingly I was not
charmed after a while. Now I happily gave it away to friend
of mine who is very happy with it.

I is the owner of a mobile phone Panasonic GD90.

He is looking for the "software modem" application to be
setup for the HP320. Anyone by change in the possession of
anymore information about accessibility and experience ?

Please reply directly for reasons this subject is not related
with the nature of this list.

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Thanks to all who send me a replacement HPCOM.DLL. Now Transfile works without problem under Windows 2000


Radek

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Mike Kopplin <kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU> wrote:

> > Does the port on the lower edge look similar to the port of the
> > phone?  This additional port could be the reason why there are so
> > many wires going from the phone to the box. Actually only thre or
> > four wires would be needed. Do you have any description of what
> > this port is good for?
>
> The worthless manual doesn't even mention it. I didn't realize
> it was there until I opened the box. It had a rubber plug quite
> firmly in place. It looks just like the port on the phone.

My Motorola StarTAC 6878W has a box at the end of the data cable that
plugs into the phone.  It includes a port that appears to be identical
to the port on the phone.  My guess has been that it is for plugging in
the AC adaptor while the data cable is connected, but its manual (also
pretty worthless) doesn't mention it and I haven't been brave enough to
try it.

Ted

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Marc - <zaaap@EARTHLINK.NET> wrote

> Is it possible to display an image file, using LXPIC, "vertically"
> (like VR does with text), rather than horizontally?
>
> TIA...

Marc,

   LXPIC dosen't rotate pictures.  You could use a graphics
application to rotate your pictures.  If your pictures are
GIF files, I could give you a "work in progress" viewer to
compare normal and vertical display mode.  Not really practical
for normal use though.

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Unfortunately I can't remember how to set filemanger
to evoke a programm depending on the ending.
E.g. .txt calls PE or .htm evokes HV etc.
Who would be so kind to remind me again?
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Hi folks,

I've written in the past that I use a database on my 200LX to manage my
e-mail addresses.  Most often I cut and paste the addresses between it
and the PNR compose dialog box, but there is one other thing I do that
may interest others.

I also have a Smart Clip that formats records to match those of the Pine
addressbook.  I use it as a custom style to print all records to a file,
then upload the file to my Unix account and overwrite the .addressbook
file with it.  The first time Pine opens an updated addressbook it
contains a couple blank entries, but they don't seem to bother it any.

This technique provides a nice way of getting all my addresses to both
places I write e-mail.  The only drawback is that I have to remember to
add new addresses just to my LX database, but that's not too difficult.

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The following from PNS.doc's:

............
There is an undocumented feature of the HP200LX palmtop
computer, that
allows to start a DOS application from FILER by pointing to a
data file
and pressing ENTER. It is possible to specify the DOS
application to be
started in a file called C:\_DAT\FILER.INI. The following is an
example
of a FILER.INI file:

   ÝLauncher¨
   ZIP=a:\bin\pkunzip.exe %
   ICN=d:\bin\icn200lx.exe %
   DAT=a:\bin\list.com %

The part before the "=" specifies a file extension and the part
after
the "=" specifies the command to be executed whenever a file
with that
extension is selected. The '%' is replaced by the name of the
selected
file. If you have installed the above FILER.INI file, select a
file
named 'EXAMPLE.ICN' and press ENTER, the icon editor (icn200lx)
is
started.


..............

HTH

Etienne

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Unfortunately I can't remember how to set filemanger
to evoke a programm depending on the ending.
E.g. .txt calls PE or .htm evokes HV etc.
Who would be so kind to remind me again?
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Hi Steve,

> Marc - <zaaap@EARTHLINK.NET> wrote
>
> > Is it possible to display an image file, using LXPIC, "vertically"
> > (like VR does with text), rather than horizontally?
> >
> > TIA...
>
> Marc,
>
>    LXPIC dosen't rotate pictures.  You could use a graphics
> application to rotate your pictures.  If your pictures are
> GIF files, I could give you a "work in progress" viewer to
> compare normal and vertical display mode.  Not really practical
> for normal use though.
>
> Steve

OK, I didn't think it would, but was hoping maybe someone new a
"trick".  Generally, the images I work with are .jpg.  LXPic is great,
but often times getting the entire image on screen means reducing the
size using the /a switch or - key.  Regardless, it degrades the image
quite a bit given the LX's screen.  A vertical display might help?
Maybe not... I'm not an expert in such things.  Considered running an
app like CSHOW or similar, but those programs are huge in relation to
the LX (and likely slow).

Thanks for the input though...  and yes, I'd be interested in your
"work in progress", though I don't work with .gif files often.  How big
is it?

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Steve Carder said:

> I'm creating a mindmap with notes (the size of
> the file: 7.445 Bytes).  For creating and editing
> the notes I use Qedit.
>
>> Have you tried a different editor for your notes?  I am not
>> familiar with qedit, but perhaps it includes some non-ASCII
>> formatting information that is confusing mm/lx.

Qedit is wonderfully and truly and reliably ASCII.  That isn't
the problem.

It is possible to enter non-ASCII codes with Qedit but it's an
obscure feature and not at all likely to be done accidentaly.
It's also very tedious to use for more than one character.

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Hi Chris,

        If I recall, one may introduce new @functions via the 1-2-3 Add-In
feature; the Add-Ins (I think!) were files with .WKA extentions, which
were produced with a development package sold by Lotus. Anyway, I've
scoured the net for info about these Add-Ins, but have found precious
little out there.  Perhaps they were mostly commercial products which
there is no longer any profit in supporting, or more likely they never
that popular.  Anyway, as Barry points out, one can do a great deal just
with combinations of existing functions.

> Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2001 12:18:57 -0500
> From: Barry <barry@FBTC.NET>
> Subject: Lotus user functions
>
>
> Chris Lott wrote:
> >  One thing I've been always interested in is the
> > ability to write your own @funcs, which I thought
> > was possible with some Lotus add-on product.
> >  Regardless, I would like to hear more about this,
> > if you know any more.  Ever run it on the HP200?
>
> I think I remember that Lotus did include user fuctions in some
> version but I'm not sure.
>
> In any case something like user functions can be done with the
> @@ function.  It's not quite the same but it can do a lot of
> what you might do with user functions.
>
> Barry
                                              Leo
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Macros work very well in 1-2-3 on the 200LX. These are user-defined macros
that you can link to a hotkey (like Alt-A for example). There's a whole
macro language that 1-2-3 understands, and with it you can do just about
anything you can normally do manually.

Thanks,

Philippe

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> Hi Chris,
>
>         If I recall, one may introduce new @functions via the 1-2-3 Add-In
> feature; the Add-Ins (I think!) were files with .WKA extentions, which
> were produced with a development package sold by Lotus. Anyway, I've
> scoured the net for info about these Add-Ins, but have found precious
> little out there.  Perhaps they were mostly commercial products which
> there is no longer any profit in supporting, or more likely they never
> that popular.  Anyway, as Barry points out, one can do a great deal just
> with combinations of existing functions.
>
> > Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2001 12:18:57 -0500
> > From: Barry <barry@FBTC.NET>
> > Subject: Lotus user functions
> >
> >
> > Chris Lott wrote:
> > >  One thing I've been always interested in is the
> > > ability to write your own @funcs, which I thought
> > > was possible with some Lotus add-on product.
> > >  Regardless, I would like to hear more about this,
> > > if you know any more.  Ever run it on the HP200?
> >
> > I think I remember that Lotus did include user fuctions in some
> > version but I'm not sure.
> >
> > In any case something like user functions can be done with the
> > @@ function.  It's not quite the same but it can do a lot of
> > what you might do with user functions.
> >
> > Barry
>                                               Leo
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Hi Harry,

On Mon, 24 Sep 2001 23:29:45 +0100, Harry Wellner <hwellner@PLANET.NL> wrote:

> I bought a datacable NOT from Siemens, but a clone-one.
> However, when inserted I can see the Phone and PC images as
> described in your email. So I presume that my datacable is OK
> then.

Most likely, yes.

> I check some pc-shops overwhere for such device. Sofar
> without any success. Nothing was working. I was advised
> several times to buy a nul-modem cable but as explained this
> was not working. One option to go is the 9-pins <-> 9 pins
> serial adaptor which has to be ordered, but I have not any
> guarantee that it will functioning.

There are several types of null modem adapters, maybe you have gotten
one without the needed modem control lines (RTS, CTS). Some of them
only have the pins Tx, Rx and ground.
Look for a more expensive one. The cheapest null mdoem adapters may
miss these wires.

Another option for you is to make or buy (Thaddeus / Rundel) a short
adapter which converts the LX connector to a standard DB9 serial port.
You can then simply plug in your M35 data cable there and it should
work.

Please have a look at my totally reworked serial port information page
at

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/rs232

This should answer all questions.

GTX
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Hi friends,

I have totally rewritten my serial port info page and I have added lots
of information which I have been asked in the past a lot.

So, I hope the new page will answer all questions about what can be
done with the serial port of the palmtop, what can be connected, how it
can be connected, which software is needed, which adapters are needed
etc.

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/rs232

GTX
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Indeed!  As it happens, I am trying to implement a data-fitting algorithm
in the 123 Macro language right now.  It's not the nicest of languages,
but it is very good in some ways.

Also, one may work out a complicated structure of @functions which deposit
a result in a named cell in a distant corner of the worksheet and then use
@@(rangename) to create effectively new functions.  I think this was what
Barry was suggesting.
                                              Leo
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On Tue, 25 Sep 2001, Fryday wrote:

> Macros work very well in 1-2-3 on the 200LX. These are user-defined macros
> that you can link to a hotkey (like Alt-A for example). There's a whole
> macro language that 1-2-3 understands, and with it you can do just about
> anything you can normally do manually.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Philippe
>

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Thank you very much, Etienne,
I'm really embarresed because I inserted TXT already to
evoke PE.
But I couldn't remember the file where I did it.
Must be a matter of age.
Good to have this list when getting old :-).
Thanks again.
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Daniel:

Now if only we could get documentation done this well from vendors.

John A. Wittkamper :-)
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> Hi friends,
>
> I have totally rewritten my serial port info page and I have added lots
> of information which I have been asked in the past a lot.
>
> So, I hope the new page will answer all questions about what can be
> done with the serial port of the palmtop, what can be connected, how it
> can be connected, which software is needed, which adapters are needed
> etc.
>
> http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/rs232
>
> GTX
> daniel
>
>
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Hi friends

is it possible to

1. save the state of collapsed levels / hided subtrees with the mind
map, so that all hided subtrees are hided again when opening the map
anew?

2. set a different level to collapse at for different mind maps (i.e.
not only the general Collapse=x setting in MM.CFG)?

Reason is: I want to clean some complex mind maps up a bit, so that
they are better readable, but some others I don't want to collapse at
the same level, and I want the maps to be partially hided again when
opening, so that I don't have to hide again and again.

TNX
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Hi Mike

On Mon, 24 Sep 2001 20:37:31 -0700, Mike Kopplin <kopplin@TECHNOIR.NU> wrote:

> The worthless manual doesn't even mention it. I didn't realize
> it was there until I opened the box. It had a rubber plug quite
> firmly in place. It looks just like the port on the phone.

So I think it is just a replication of the phone's port so you can plug
in other accessories there while using the data cable (head set,
charger...).

This also explains why there are so many wires going from the box to
the phone.

I THINK, from that branch of wires, only 4 lines (ground, Vcc, TxD and
RxD go to the actual data cable circuit and the circuit itself acts
similar to mine. Many of all these confusing capacitors and resistors
are for the replicated port, not for the data cable circuit.)

So it should be easy to build your own data cable, once you know which
parts belong to the actual data cable electronics and which wires are
the important ones.

GTX
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Hi Uli

On Tue, 25 Sep 2001 09:23:40 -0400, Ulrich Allen <Ulrich.Allen@GMX.DE> wrote:

> Unfortunately I can't remember how to set filemanger
> to evoke a programm depending on the ending.
> E.g. .txt calls PE or .htm evokes HV etc.
> Who would be so kind to remind me again?

Two ways:

1. c:\_dat\filer.ini, section ÝLAUNCHER¨:

ext=program %

(% stands for the file name)

2. pns200, which is far more flexible. Search on SUPER for it.

GTX
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Thanks for that Tony, and to everyone lese for their prompt and helpful
responses.  I must have missed the earlier discussions on this stuff and
although I was on the dasoft Q&A and tips site the other day, I must have
missed the solution.

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Try www.bluewin.ch

 \/
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   bobv wrote:
> Does anyone know of a silmilar service for Switzerland?
>
> TIA
>
> Bob
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Etienne Lemaire wrote:

> Haven't seen any replies to this, but what about using the
> CHARGE program, that allows you to set a specified voltage
> before the charging starts?

I understand what you are saying, but that is not what the
person needs.  He wants to be able to use the palmtop to
discharge a pair of batteries and when they get low, switch to
AC power so the batteries don't completely die.

So, he needs to be able to prevent the palmtop from using the
AC adapter's power for a period of time even though it is
plugged in.

Unfortunaely, this is not under software control.  It is the
hardware that senses the external power coming in and then
automatically uses it to power the palmtop.  It does more too.
if the external power voltage drops too low under load, such as
when powering a modem, then the power circuits will draw off of
the batteries to suppliment the external power.

This is why if someone is using an inadequate AC adapter, they
may not realize it since the palmtop is automatically
compensating for it.


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Theodore Heise wrote:

> My Motorola StarTAC 6878W has a box at the end of the data cable that
> plugs into the phone.  It includes a port that appears to be identical
> to the port on the phone.  My guess has been that it is for plugging in
> the AC adaptor while the data cable is connected

I have the same phone (actually a StarTAC 7868W) and cable. You
are right that the female connector on the side of the data
cable phone end male connector is for the AC adapter.  I have
done this and it works just fine.


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Marc,

> OK, I didn't think it would, but was hoping maybe someone new a
> "trick".  Generally, the images I work with are .jpg.  LXPic is great,
> but often times getting the entire image on screen means reducing the
> size using the /a switch or - key.  Regardless, it degrades the image
> quite a bit given the LX's screen.  A vertical display might help?
> Maybe not... I'm not an expert in such things.  Considered running an
> app like CSHOW or similar, but those programs are huge in relation to
> the LX (and likely slow).

   The only trick I can think of, is that the color reduction,
contrast, sharpness, image shringking, and aspect ratios of a
reduced image could be optimized by the proper graphics appli-
cation.  But that is a personal choice of image quality versus
convenience.  LXPIC does a surprisingly good job on the 200LX
itself.  I don't think most other "viewers" will improve an
image on the 200LX.

> Thanks for the input though...  and yes, I'd be interested in your
> "work in progress", though I don't work with .gif files often.  How big
> is it?

> Marcus

   Zipped up, they aren't very big.  Maybe you could compress
the executables with DIET, or the like.  Unzipped, about 27k
in their current incarnation.  I just reassemble for differing
features though.  Which is one reason why it's a testbed rather
than a really usable viewer.  I'll e-mail you a set of .EXE's
separately.

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Hi friends,

I have  updated the RS232 page (although it is only for one day on
the net now ;-) )

I have corrected the parts which tell about the speed limits of the
palmtop (thaks to Tamas nad Stefan),
Ich have added the document "uart.txt" (thanks to Stefan), which
describes some things in more detail than I do
and I have added a section "handshaking mechanisms" at the end of the
document, which describes the RTS/CTS and Xon/Xoff mechanisms in
detail.

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/rs232

GTX
daniel

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Stanley Dobrowski writes:
>
> I have the same phone (actually a StarTAC 7868W) and cable. You
> are right that the female connector on the side of the data
> cable phone end male connector is for the AC adapter.  I have
> done this and it works just fine.

Thanks for the experience, (and for helping with my dyslexia! :)

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I am sure this has been asked before but ....

I have a full size parallel port pcmcia reader on the desktop but it
does not work reliably.

So I'm investigated CF card readers and those do seem to work.  But that
removes easy access to my older full size pcmcia cards.

I know that there are the CF adapters that make them Full size pcmcia
cards to use in the hp200 and other computers.

Is there an adapter that reverses the process?  One that adapts a full
size card and allows it to slip into a CF reader?

Thanks.

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Hi Dainel,

I have always been quiet but now is the time to express my appreciation
of your work.  Thanks.

Best Regards,
Alfred


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From: Daniel Hertrich <daniel.hertrich@GMX.DE>
To: HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu <HPLX-L@uconnvm.uconn.edu>
Date: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 8:31 AM
Subject: RS232 page updated


>Hi friends,
>
>I have  updated the RS232 page (although it is only for one day on
>the net now ;-) )
>
>I have corrected the parts which tell about the speed limits of the
>palmtop (thaks to Tamas nad Stefan),
>Ich have added the document "uart.txt" (thanks to Stefan), which
>describes some things in more detail than I do
>and I have added a section "handshaking mechanisms" at the end of the
>document, which describes the RTS/CTS and Xon/Xoff mechanisms in
>detail.
>
>http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/rs232
>
>GTX
>daniel
>
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Sure. Usually you can buy such adapter in a bigger supermarkets or foto&cameras shops.  I have one made by HAMA. I am using it in my 200LX with 128MB CF ATA Flash.

Radek




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I am sure this has been asked before but ....

I have a full size parallel port pcmcia reader on the desktop but it
does not work reliably.

So I'm investigated CF card readers and those do seem to work.  But that
removes easy access to my older full size pcmcia cards.

I know that there are the CF adapters that make them Full size pcmcia
cards to use in the hp200 and other computers.

Is there an adapter that reverses the process?  One that adapts a full
size card and allows it to slip into a CF reader?

Thanks.

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 Jacques.


>
> I Don't remember about the x3 command. I used the standard ATZ string =
with my GSM hone.<

The x3 command should let the modem to dial without waiting for a dialtone=
.  Useful when dialtones are not recognized by the modem.

Thanks for your other comments.

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Malcom

> The rule for european phone numbers is usually :
> ......

Thanks for the long write up. I will save it for on the road refernce.

>I gather that you will not be using a GSM phone to connect???
>

 No. although it does sound simpler.


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Werner

>
> sounds correct. The number includes the prefix for Milano. I think it =
does not matter to include it. You will probably need a access number =
from your hotel. It is usually 0, followed by a "," to pause  dialing for =
a second.  This prefix can be set in the WWW section of post.cfg like =
Dial Prefix=3Dprefix=3D0,
>

Thanks for the help. Now if the hotel will just have compatible phone =
jacks, I should be set!

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Hi Ted and Stanley,

On Wed, 26 Sep 2001 07:08:04 -0500, Theodore Heise <theise@NETINS.NET> wrote:

> Stanley Dobrowski writes:
> >
> > I have the same phone (actually a StarTAC 7868W) and cable. You

Does that mean the Startac 7868W and the LG TM510 are identical?

GTX
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Hi Radek,

On Thu, 27 Sep 2001 07:54:48 +0200, Radek Svagr <radek.svagr@LGPHILIPS-DISPLAYS.COM> wrote:

> Sure. Usually you can buy such adapter in a bigger supermarkets or foto&cameras shops.  I have one made by HAMA. I am using it in my 200LX with 128MB CF ATA Flash.

What Fred meant is the opposite: He has an ATA flash card and wants to
put it into a CF card reader.

I have never seen such an adapter. But sind it is actually only pin
mapping, which such an adapter has to do, it should be possible but
make one. Take an old CF card apart, and take a PCMCIA socket. Then
solder and solder and solder.... ;-)

GTX
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Hi Alfred,

On Wed, 26 Sep 2001 18:33:06 -0700, Alfred Lee <alfred1520@YAHOO.COM> wrote:

> I have always been quiet but now is the time to express my appreciation
> of your work.  Thanks.

Thanks for your feedback!
Feedback and all the success stories on this list keep me motivated!

GTX
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Oops:-)
OK, but as you have written there is nothing inside PCMCIA-CF adapter, just wires. So soldering and soldering will help:-)

Radek





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                    Hertrich






Hi Radek,

On Thu, 27 Sep 2001 07:54:48 +0200, Radek Svagr <radek.svagr@LGPHILIPS-DISPLAYS.COM> wrote:

> Sure. Usually you can buy such adapter in a bigger supermarkets or foto&cameras shops.  I have one made by HAMA. I am using it in my 200LX with 128MB CF ATA Flash.

What Fred meant is the opposite: He has an ATA flash card and wants to
put it into a CF card reader.

I have never seen such an adapter. But sind it is actually only pin
mapping, which such an adapter has to do, it should be possible but
make one. Take an old CF card apart, and take a PCMCIA socket. Then
solder and solder and solder.... ;-)

GTX
daniel

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Hi friends

I have updated it once more.

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/mob_hplx

has a description of the LG TM510 phone now, and I have exchanged the
old phone book <-> VCard <-> phone synchronization
information with Martin's new one (with pictures).
Thanks Martin!

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/ir_dev

has now info about how to tell Windows 98 to use an IrDA adapter
normally, i.e. without all this virtual port stuff,

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/repair

now has a new section "other case cracks" (besides the hinge crack)
with picture and a few smaller corrections.

GTX
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On Thu, 27 Sep 2001 16:23:32 +0200, Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> Hi friends

Hello there..

> and I have exchanged the
> old phone book <-> VCard <-> phone synchronization
> information with Martin's new one (with pictures).
> Thanks Martin!

Your welcome :-)

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Daniel Hertrich wrote:

> I have  updated the RS232 page
> http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/rs232

Absolutely recommended! A teriffic site. No more questions about
the serial port in general and the HP's serial port in special.

Five stars ***** (highest score) for Daniel's homepage.

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Hi Stefan,

On Thu, 27 Sep 2001 18:00:02 +0000, Stefan Peichl <Stefan.Peichl@T-ONLINE.DE> wrote:

> Five stars ***** (highest score) for Daniel's homepage.

oh...
if a Stefan Peichl says that, it must be serious!

Thanks!

I hope it really answers all questions.
At least it will save me much time in the (near) future, because I have
gotten more and more questions regarding the serial port and what you
can do with it and what not and how you can do what and so on.

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Hi

I have a Samsung Digimax 800k digital camera at work which lacks a
transfercable. We want to use it to take "mugshots" of people we catch
stealing.

I want to use the camera with the Hplx. It has a minijack in one end
and I want to hook it up to a Hplx serialcable in the other end.

I think it should work with Photopc or Camedos. I use them with my
other digital camera, a Olympus.

Does anybody have a link to a webpage where it is described how the
minijack and the 9pin serial is connected?

TIA

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Hi

I had my Rex3 in my pocket and the screen was suddenly broken.

I have a backup Rex3, but now I need a new backup unit. Does anybody
know where to get one? I have had a look at Ebay, but the ones there
does not ship international and does not accept Paypal.

Can anybody help out?

I think the Rex3 is great when I want to leave my Hplx at home but
still need all my phonenumbers and Notepad. So I want to stack a few to
be sure.

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I have just found an original copy of PC DOS 6.1 (4 disks)
If this is any use to anyone I will send it for postage.

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I found a copy of Dell DOS 5.0 (3 disks) and thought it might be
nice to have a copy of DOS 5.0 around. I'm curious about how
close the Dell version is to the DOS 5.0 in the palmtop or in
the Omnibook 425.
Is there any reason to keep an old copy of DOS 5.0 around?
I have a copy of DOS 6.22 as well so perhaps 5.0 is not needed.
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Andrew King wrote:
> Is there any reason to keep an old copy of DOS 5.0 around?

I have IBM PC DOS 5.0.  I've found it useful as a source to copy
a few of its files to my LX to supliment those found in d:\dos.

 Directory of C:\BIN\PCDOS
COMP     COM      9636 05-09-91  12:00p
EDLIN    COM     12626 05-09-91  12:00p
FC       EXE     12333 05-09-91  12:00p
FIND     EXE      5309 05-09-91  12:00p
SHARE    EXE     10896 05-09-91  12:00p
SORT     EXE      4987 05-09-91  12:00p

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Date:         Fri, 28 Sep 2001 09:22:09 +0200
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Hi Martin,

On Thu, 27 Sep 2001 17:24:45 -0400, Martin Bergvill <hplx@BERGVILL.COM> wrote:

> I had my Rex3 in my pocket and the screen was suddenly broken.

oh - poor Rex!

Try www.elv.de
I have just gotten the recent catalogue from them, and they list a REX
5001 (but with the picture of a REX3) for only 25 Euro!
I don't know if this is a REX 5001 or REX3, so you should ask before
you order it.

GTX
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Hi friends,

I would like to remind you all to let your name and email register in the
HPLX knowlodge database!

http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/hplxkndb

GTX
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Since around one week ago, I am not getting any text attached to the header for
this newsletter.  That is, I only get the header.  Please advise what I need to
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Peter Caldwell <Peter.Caldwell@NT.GOV.AU> wrote:

> Since around one week ago, I am not getting any text attached to the
> header for this newsletter.  That is, I only get the header.
> Please advise what I need to do to fix this problem - it is NOT
> related to my computer, as I've used 3 different computers to check
> my mail.

Have all three computers been checking the same internet service
provider (ISP)?  Perhaps your ISP has implemented an attachment
filtering routine to reject viruses, and not gotten it quite right.

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I have imaged a set of MS 5.0 disks just for this purpose.
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I am still looking for a PcAnyWhere-Version which runs
on the HPLX. I was told that Version 4.5 will do that
but couldn't get a copy. A bought Version 5.0 for DOS
does not run on the HPLX (it needs <80286 cpu).
Any hints where to buy a copy are welcome.
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Does anybody know where I can find Pop3 Mailbox Scan or a similar at-server
box scanner?
Tommy

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hi all,

Owen Morgan, who many of you will probably remember as a previous
member of the list has made a very good documentation about using the
HP200LX for reception of weatherfaxes. He wants to add some animated
Gif's. He has already made 4 single gif files, but does not know how
to link them. And I don't either.
Maybe someone on the list has an idea how to do it and can help.

He plans to share the file he made with all who are interested when
it is finished.
Please reply to the list, I will forward the answers to him.

thanks,

Werner



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All,

 I've made it and it looks like jumpy.it is going to work just fine.  =
Thanks for the great sugestion.
 One unexpected problem; using postlx, I access att.net mailboxes, jumpy, =
and compuserve.  With jumpy as the isp, both the jumpy mailbox and the =
compuserve mailbox work just fine, but neither of the att.net mailboxes =
worked - just  "wating for POP server".  Normally my isp is att and I =
have no problem with getting access to the mailboxes.  I was sure that I =
had POP enabled for the att mailboxes, in fact I must because how else =
could I get them through postlx?  Any suggestions?

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> Sure. Usually you can buy such adapter in a bigger supermarkets or
> foto&cameras shops.  I have one made by HAMA. I am using it in my 200LX
> with 128MB CF ATA Flash.

Daniel is right - I want the opposite.  But I'm not quite ready to do a
whole bunch of small wire soldering (G)

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> All,
>
>  I've made it and it looks like jumpy.it is going to work just fine.  Thanks for the great sugestion.
>  One unexpected problem; using postlx, I access att.net mailboxes, jumpy, and compuserve.  With jumpy as the isp, both the jumpy mailbox and the
> compuserve mailbox work just fine, but neither of the att.net mailboxes worked - just  "wating for POP server".  Normally my isp is att and I
> have no problem with getting access to the mailboxes.  I was sure that I had POP enabled for the att mailboxes, in fact I must because how else
> could I get them through postlx?  Any suggestions?

AT&T Worldnet will not let you in when you log on to a third party
server, whereas CIS does permit a "backdoor" entry.  When I log on to
AT&T I can get both my cis accounts but if I log-on initially to cis,
AT&T does just what you saw - locked out - it's a security issue.

AT&T does offer such access from what I've read but you have had to set
it up in advance on their website, if I recall.

Enjoy Italy!

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Folks,

As you know Tony Hutchins is the ROBOT/LX script "heavy" in our
community. He has one commercial product (ROBONEWS/LX - sold
as part of WWW/LX Version 3) and also RoboWeb/LX, a brilliant
adaptation of Robot/LX scripts to obtain the content of
webpages and format them be read as email with Post/LX. This
took the idea behind GET.EXE to new heights. ROBOWEB/LX is a
great productwith many fans in our community.

Tony now has a piece of D&A Software's Webpage dedicated to
this exquisite brainchild. He just started putting things in
there on Friday night and from what he posted in the beta, he
seems to be infected with wanting to do more <VBG> ... I hope
so.

I ennouraged other beta testers to take advantage of this spot
to expose and share with all their talented efforts. (We have
one bite so far <g>...)

Oh, yeah, the information on ROBOWEB is at
http://www.dasoft.com/ROBOWEB. It is also mentioned among the
products on the left side of the page under product overview
in http://www.dasoft.com/index1.html ...

All the best!

  Avi M. ÝD&A¨
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Folks, I am announcing tha as of yesterday, ABC/LX is
copyrighted freeware. The file abclx.zip contains all that you
need. It can be found in the ABC directory of the ftp sites.

The support for this product also ceases as of now as well.
But the good news about it as that I have not had any
questions on ABC in a long time (a year or more?), except one
on Friday which was solved even before I saw the initial email
<G>... It seems the resources on our FAQ for ABC/LX and the
manual (also on the website) are more sufficient to answer all
the questions

Enjoy.

  Avi Meshar
  D&A Software
  http://www.dasoft.com

PS: To forestall any questions about source code: No, there is
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Date:         Sun, 30 Sep 2001 02:08:47 -0400
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Thank you very much for that hint.
Version 4.03c works on the HPLX without problems.
My problem is to fetch files from a PCAnywhere host with
version 8.0. I get the contact but see no chance to
tranfer files from that host.
I have no idea whether 4.5 will do the trick.
Anyway thank you very much. I'll do some experiments.
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Hi Werner!

There are several freeware or shareware programs on the web that
can put the gif files together to an animated one, e.g. like
GIF Movie Gear.

Regards,
Stephan
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Dr. Werner Furlan wrote:
>
> Owen Morgan, who many of you will probably remember
> as a previous member of the list has made a very good
> documentation about using the HP200LX for reception of
> weatherfaxes. He wants to add some animated Gif's. He
> has already made 4 single gif files, but does not know how
> to link them. And I don't either.  Maybe someone on the list
> has an idea how to do it and can help.
>
> He plans to share the file he made with all who are
> interested when it is finished.

You can get the information about aninated gifs at
http://members.aol.com/royalef/gifabout.htm.  That url is a
little hard to hit.  90% of the time I get an error but if I
keep trying I'll eventually get in.  I don't think it's just
busy.

Gifs don't animate themselves.  The gif format allows more than
one picture in the file and the software that displays them
animates them.  Given that the gif format includes LZW
compression that means a lot of processing, so the gif probably
couldn't be very large or contain too many images and still
animate smoothly on the 200lx.  I'm not sure how limiting this
would be but it could be fairly limiting.  I've never written a
Gif displayer so I'm really guessing.

If he wants a lot of images or fairly large images he might want
to consider using his own format.  A variation on PCX, for
example.  That doesn't give as much compression but
decompressing isn't to cpu intensive.  It does mean larger files
and it means he'd have to write a program to create those files
and one to display them.  The file creator wouldn't be very
complex.

Also, if the animation is to be smooth and the pictures anything
more than icon size, he'll probably want to use assembly in the
displayer.

In any case I doubt that it's possible to get smooth full screen
animation on the 200lx.  I haven't tried it so I could be wrong,
but I think that might be more than the 200lx can handle.  But
pictures the size of a matchbook cover, or maybe a little
larger, should animate pretty smoothly with careful programming.

There might be a program around that will run on the 200lx to
display animated Gifs but I'd be a little surprised if it was
very efficient on the 200lx unless it was specifically written
for it.

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Date:         Sun, 30 Sep 2001 21:25:11 +0200
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Hi Barry

On Sun, 30 Sep 2001 09:38:44 -0500, Barry <barry@FBTC.NET> wrote:

> Also, if the animation is to be smooth and the pictures anything
> more than icon size, he'll probably want to use assembly in the
> displayer.
>
> In any case I doubt that it's possible to get smooth full screen
> animation on the 200lx.  I haven't tried it so I could be wrong,
> but I think that might be more than the 200lx can handle.  But
> pictures the size of a matchbook cover, or maybe a little
> larger, should animate pretty smoothly with careful programming.

What about the EVA video format?

GTX
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Hi friends,

I have a problem with PE. Maybe someone can halp me out:

I commented out the Temporary entry in PE.CFG for safety reasons (I
don't want PE to create a temporary file from my secure device
encrypted file somewhere on the unencrypted drive, so I commecnted out
"temporary", and now PE creates the temporary file for each opened file
in the same directory as the file is stored).

But this causes a problem:

I have a batch file called "man.bat" (for a similar purpose as the Unix
"man" command, hence the name):

It goes to a:\docs, where I have all program docs saved as zip files,
creates a:\docs\unzipped, unzips the requested documentation ZIP into
it and calls
PE a:\docs\unzipped\*.*
to open all files of the documentation from the requested ZIP file with
PE.

Now the following happens:

PE says "opening document" and doesn't stop showing that.
When I reboot (which is necessary), I see many, many temporary PE files
in a:\docs\unzipped.

I think PE creates temporary files for its own temporar files
recursively here, because of the PE *.* call (it ioens its own
temporary files and creates again temporary files for them and so on).

Does anyone know how that can be avoided (besides re-inserting the
Temporary= line in PE.CFG)?

Thanks a lot
daniel

P.S.: Oh, and another "problem":
For a few weeks now I get a "Exit PalEdit" message sometimes when I
leave PE, which I must agree with first, before PE really quits. How do
I get rid of that one? It doesn't appear always, just sometimes.
I use PE 2.2g and 2.3, it's the same with both.

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Date:         Mon, 1 Oct 2001 00:17:21 +0200
Reply-To:     Cri <bigamons@libero.it>
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I'm sorry for annoying you again, but I just can't seem to have lxtools working
properly.

Are there any linux-lxtools users in this list who can help me (also privately
if you prefer), with my problem (I described it in the mailing list some days
ago)?

I even tried to contact the maintainers of the program: Andreas Garzotto
kindly responded me that he's no longer maintaining lxtools, but I didn't have
any answer from Peter Watkins (I suspect his address <peterw@usa.net> not
being valid anymore, anyone can confirm?).

It's a very sad thing that after having happily switched from Windows to Linux
I'm not able to backup my HP200... :-(

Thanks for reading and cheers to the everlasting HPLX community.

Cri

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Date:         Mon, 1 Oct 2001 10:35:11 +1200
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Mon,  1 Oct 2001 10:30:25 +1200 (NZT)

07h51m41s ago ...
On Sun, 30 Sep 2001 09:38:44 -0500, Barry wrote:

> There might be a program around that will run on the 200lx
> to display animated Gifs

There is one - LXPIC.COM

- Tony

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Date:         Sun, 30 Sep 2001 16:07:16 -0700
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Hi,

You can use "Gif Animator" for Windows 95/98/ME. You
can load a free demo copy here:

http://www.ulead.com/ga/runme.htm?AID=3083378&PID=888236

Cheers,

Inigo


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Date:         Sun, 30 Sep 2001 23:19:03 -0400
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I got an inquiry about where to find files.

First of all, I never store files in the SUPER page, and what
is there seems to point to old files, many times. I tried to
work with David Sargeant but he seems to have disappeared
again :-( ... (I suggested to put together a single page with
ALL the links there, to make it easy for people to navigate
from SUPER and to make it a non-item for SUPER to make
updates, I'll do all the work. But I never heard from
David... It is not clear to me who maintains it now: Jeff,
David or Ian.)

So if you want the latest and most current of D&A files, you
can go to the source: Our ftp sites.

Main site is ftp://ftp.dasoft.com/pub and secondary site is at
http://alwaysafe.com/dasoft/public_ftp ...

As for ABC/LX the direct links are:

Main: ftp://ftp.dasoft.com/pub/ABC/abclx.zip
Secondary:
http://alwaysafe.com/dasoft/public_ftp/ABC/abclx.zip

In the secondary you have a nice little webpage to guid you,
and in the main link you can navigate by clicking on the
various groups of files.

All the best.

  Avi M. ÝD&A¨
  http://www.dasoft.com
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