From: Roman Pixell (roman_at_pixell.net)
Date: Mon Aug 25 2003 - 02:51:18 PDT
well, my question is actually if there is an equivalent for 'calls' in=20=
mac OS X. i havent seen any such apps. syncrinization is step 2, so to=20=
say - i might have been vague here.
i want to be able to use an app for keeping track of who i called and=20
why, what we said, who to contact furthermore and who will reply. the=20
newt handles this info just perfectly well, but id like to have the=20
same possibility on the mac. if there is such an app, it would of=20
course be cool to syncronize it with the newt. like you say, mailing=20
separate items to the mac makes no sense, since it is only a one-way=20
operation. ill look into the possibilities offered by the XML=20
converter, but i doubt it will be of any use - it has to be an app with=20=
simple operation and a two-way communication.
sometimes i just wish there was a newton simulator for the mac..
/ roman
On m=E5ndag, aug 25, 2003, at 11:13 Europe/Stockholm,=20
newtontalk_at_newtontalk.net wrote:
>> so, are there any calls available for OS X, would it possible to=3D20
>> implement a sync with the newt? from what i understand, there could=20=
>> be=3D20=3D
>
> Er. What you want to do is to export data from the Newton, not
> synchronize it, isn't it?
>
> In that case, you could mail you the data with SimpleMail. SimpleMail
> will create one e-mail per call item, with the text of each call. If
> you don't check the text only checkbox, SimpleMail will also send the
> Newton specific data and you can then parse the .nwt with the nwt to
> XML converter. The XML format will get you the styles if ever you
> added any style. The format of ink is not known, though, so unless
> you decode it you won't be able to get your ink spots on the Mac with
> this method.
>
> To synchronize the data, you would need some way to alter it on the
> Mac. Otherwise, it's not really useful.
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