Re: [NTLK] Name app

I am not aware of any direct way to get names from the newt and into
access or excel. there is a program in development to move that info
into outlook (or express?) but I believe it's pre-alpha at this time.
there is betat software for the mac but that feature has not been
released at this time.

Anything else is either very techy or old, or old and techy ;-)

william

ps the easiest would be to sync it with organiser (if it runs on you
version of what MS calls an operating system) it works on win2k, haven't
tried it on xp (my xp machines are for games) and I've yet to get my
hands on vista (but it just looks like an expensive way to get a slow
mac, so I haven't bothered).

kevin_ondre@vermontel.net wrote:
> i believe I am running just the default app.
> I am running just what came on the newt. very few add on's.
>
> How can I figure out if I am running just the default app
> and if i am, what is next?
>
> Kevin
>
> Original Message:
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> From: William Pociengel hseldon@my.wgu.edu
> Date: Sat, 19 May 2007 22:26:49 -0500
> To: newtontalk@newtontalk.net
> Subject: Re: [NTLK] Name app
>
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>
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> kevin_ondre@vermontel.net wrote:
>> I am looking to get my name database out of my 2000u.
>> is there a way I can do this? can I get it into MS access or excel?
>
> the ease or lack thereof of accomplishing this will depend on whether
> your are running default newton address book. many, many programs are
> capable of adding 'stuff' to the names uh functionality (for some it's
> their sole purpose). the ease of retrieving all of that goes down in
> direct proportion to the number of programs that add on to the names
> database.
>
> william
>

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