Does anyone know where the voice memos go that are recorded on the Palm SD card then synced to the desktop? ...its recorded in a wave file or mp3, right?
I like to record teleconference calls and would love to take the file & email it. Is this possible? I couldn't find my answer on the Natara forum or manual... but maybe i looked too quick.

thanks!
jenifer

--- In GtD_Palm <at> yahoogroups.com, Brenda <brenda <at> ...> wrote:
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> Hello barry,
>
> Sunday, January 4, 2009, 1:28:13 PM, you wrote:
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> > I have been using Bonsai (although I prefer shadowplan its desktop program
> > is just too limited) but was unclear exactly how to use DayNotez. I'll have
> > to explore this some more.
>
> Bonsai's desktop program is very good imo. Usually desktop programs for Palm apps just appear to be thrown together so that the company can say they have a desktop version. Even if someone did not have a Palm I would still recommend the Bonsai desktop to them if they wanted an outliner.
>
> The lack of a good Shadowplan desktop was one thing to keep me from changing.. but it has been a long time since I checked the status of it. (Also I think that Bonsai has added a lot of similar features of Shadowplan that it did not use to have.)
>
> You can also export Bonsai items into DayNotez. See your Bonsai manual.
>
> --
> Brenda
>

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Jenifer,

I've responded in detail via email since you asked the same questions (and more) there.

regards,
Bryan -- Natara Software, Inc.

--- In GtD_Palm <at> yahoogroups.com, "Jenifer Nelson" <jenmkconsultant <at> ...> wrote:
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> Does anyone know where the voice memos go that are recorded on the Palm SD card then synced to the desktop? ...its recorded in a wave file or mp3, right?
> I like to record teleconference calls and would love to take the file & email it. Is this possible? I couldn't find my answer on the Natara forum or manual... but maybe i looked too quick.
>
> thanks!
> jenifer
>

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Hi

I thought you would be interested in the following. Apparently Palm have decided to include a Palm OS emulator on the Palm Pre.

This would be great as far as I am concerned as I have been looking at a replacement for my ageing T3 and nothing comes close. Perhaps the Blackberry Storm does if I add Pocket Informant.

http://www.electricpig.co.uk/2009/04/02/palm-pre-to-run-classic-palm-os-apps/

Wild Cherry

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My Palm TX is having a hard time "feeling" my stylus, and I'm getting ready
to replace it. It looks like I'm going to get a Blackberry. Can anyone give
a compelling reason not to ditch the Palm products??

Regards,

Patti Tessler

pak25 <at> cornell.edu

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Palm Pre and OS 5 emulation... I couldn't stand the Storm as it didn't have
a keyboard, but you may not have that problem as you were using the TX. I
couldn't do the other Blackberries as I kept trying to touch the screen.

I'm at least willing to wait for the Pre to see if Palm has still got it.
Of course you have to go with Sprint to use the Pre...

On Wed, May 13, 2009 at 5:27 PM, Patricia Tessler <pktessler <at> verizon.net>wrote:

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>
> My Palm TX is having a hard time "feeling" my stylus, and I'm getting ready
> to replace it. It looks like I'm going to get a Blackberry. Can anyone give
> a compelling reason not to ditch the Palm products??
>
> Regards,
>
> Patti Tessler
>
> pak25 <at> cornell.edu <pak25%40cornell.edu>
>
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>
>

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--- In GtD_Palm <at> yahoogroups.com, "ehpehp" <ehpehp <at> ...> wrote:
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> I've migrated to an Ipod Touch and use it with "Things" software on my Ipod and Mac.

I was looking into the same thing. Speaking just as a PDA, how do you
like it? What are you using for a calendar (the native calendar app
lacks...well at least a better month at a glance would be helpful).

Thanks. And if anyone knows a place to discuss GTD on itouch (besides
David's site) I appreciate the referral.

Scott

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I got a Centro, though I don't like the small screen. Other than that, it
has the tiny keyboard and runs all the stuff I have always had, no
disruption in my normal workflow. In the store, the blackberries looked to
be the same size, so I saw nothing positive about switching. Also there
seems to be far less options for blackberry programs and compatibility than
there are for Palm or IPhone. If all your stuff will sync and you don't mind
no keyboard I would probably follow the crowd to an iphone. If you don't
want the learning curve and disruption in your current set-up I would get a
Centro or wait for the Pre.

Caroline

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Hi Caroline
I have a Treo 650 which is stable and currently works brilliantly for me. However the form factor isn't ideal, and i'm concerned it might die someday. How do you find the Centro, compared to the previous Treos? Is it stable, fast, and is the keyboard nice to use? The web reviews on it are kind of mixed.
Do you anticipate being able to use all your Palm apps on the Pre? I understand that although it will run the apps, it will not necessarily integrate these with the Palm webOS PIM functions. Not being able to have Agendus work the way it does on my Treo now would be a disaster.
Jinn
--- In GtD_Palm <at> yahoogroups.com, mcbgraham <mcbgraham <at> ...> wrote:
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> I got a Centro, though I don't like the small screen. Other than that, it
> has the tiny keyboard and runs all the stuff I have always had, no
> disruption in my normal workflow. In the store, the blackberries looked to
> be the same size, so I saw nothing positive about switching. Also there
> seems to be far less options for blackberry programs and compatibility than
> there are for Palm or IPhone. If all your stuff will sync and you don't mind
> no keyboard I would probably follow the crowd to an iphone. If you don't
> want the learning curve and disruption in your current set-up I would get a
> Centro or wait for the Pre.
>
> Caroline
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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I seriously debated this back in October. I was carrying a Palm m505 (which I had NEVER liked compared to my other, older Palms), a Blackberry (for work email only), an iPod (for music only) and a Sprint phone (for phone only). The options, as I saw them: a) upgrade to a Treo 755 to combine phone/Palm function; b) upgrade to a Blackberry for phone/email/some of what had been Palm, c) upgrade to an iPhone (and hope that enough of the Palm function could meld that).

The problem with Blackberry, for me, was that a) I couldn't organize the memos the way I wanted to -- they all go into one bucket, and you can't create separate categories to distinguish them -- so my recipes would be running into my list of things to buy and so forth. (I'm a BIG user of memos.) The contacts and calendar would have been a pain to move over, but I could have done it. The other hesitation against Blackberry was a program that I have long had installed on my Palm and loved -- Vindigo. Of course, they went defunct in January, so it isn't worth mentioning them further, but man that stinks. So THAT's why I didn't delve further into the Blackberry world.

The iPhone was also a big possibility for me, but everyone I spoke to said that the iPhone dropped all their calls -- and I actually use my phone for talking, so that wasn't a good thing. Plus, I've had problems with previous iPods just totally dying on me -- one day they work, the next they don't.

So I got a Treo. I like it a lot -- it has a keyboard and a stylus, but I almost never use the stylus. I like that I can touch the screen to delete things, although it sometimes interferes when I'm talking to someone. My main problem with it is the fact when it merged my phone and my Palm, any contacts that were in both got duplicated, and the fact that it seems bent on giving any NEW contacts what it considers to be the default ring -- which is the one that I had always used for my VIP-run-to-the-phone-asap ring. (Fur Elise.) (And Palm.com's help desk was completely and totally unhelpful with regard to that.)

So... I don't know. I feel like iPhone is the wave of the future, but not sure how they are for managing memos/emails/contacts/calendars. Whether you stay or go with Palm will depend on why you have liked the Palm and are now reticent to leave. But I agree that Blackberry isn't necessarily the best option.

--- In GtD_Palm <at> yahoogroups.com, mcbgraham <mcbgraham <at> ...> wrote:
>
> I got a Centro, though I don't like the small screen. Other than that, it
> has the tiny keyboard and runs all the stuff I have always had, no
> disruption in my normal workflow. In the store, the blackberries looked to
> be the same size, so I saw nothing positive about switching. Also there
> seems to be far less options for blackberry programs and compatibility than
> there are for Palm or IPhone. If all your stuff will sync and you don't mind
> no keyboard I would probably follow the crowd to an iphone. If you don't
> want the learning curve and disruption in your current set-up I would get a
> Centro or wait for the Pre.
>
> Caroline
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

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--- In GtD_Palm <at> yahoogroups.com, "Patricia Tessler" <pktessler <at> ...> wrote:
>
> My Palm TX is having a hard time "feeling" my stylus, and I'm getting ready
> to replace it. It looks like I'm going to get a Blackberry. Can anyone give
> a compelling reason not to ditch the Palm products??
>

If you are not too excited about a new Blackberry... I had a similar problem with a Palm Pilot Professional. It turned out that the ribbon cable that connects the face to the inside of the Palm would come slightly loose sometimes. When it would stop responding, I'd open up the back (there were tiny screws hidden under a sticker), and use my fingers to push the ribbon cable back in place. There might be a way to fix it permanently, but I just opened mine up every few weeks. I think this has been an issue for many Palm models, so it might be worth a try, if you were going to toss it anyway. Good luck.

Sara

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