Re: [coldsync-hackers] p5-palm on mac OS X

["Brian Johnson" <bjohnson at jecinc dot on.ca>]

Since OS X is unix based, try using coldsync to get the prc and pdb files from the Palm

It sounds like the MAC Palm Hotsync software is auto-converting the files to
something other than the prc and pdb files (these are Palm files and have nothing to
do with windows, mac, or unix/linux)

PS - I am not a Mac user - so this is just an idea



Terry Sanger (sanger@stanford.edu) wrote*:
>
>I've gotten p5-palm to compile on the Mac, but Palm's Mac version of
>hotsync/desktop doesn't seem to use the same .pdb and .prc files as the
>windows version.  There is instead a file called "User Data" that
>contains all the data from all the palm databases.
>
>Does anyone know how to break this apart so it can be read with the
>p5-palm tools?  Is there some way to convert back and forth to the
>windows-style files?
>
>Thanks!
>
>

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