OO Palm users

[James Moore]

If there are any Palm apps that you would like Outliner to be 
compatible with then you should do two things. 1) Tell us and 2) tell 
them. This will help us determine what palm apps people are actually 
using and it helps us to begin a dialog with the other company.

Also, if you feel that the solutions that are available for BrainForest 
and ShadowPlan are klunky please tell us. We want things to be easy for 
you and we'll try to work with other developers to improve things.

-James

Technical Support Engineer
The Omni Group


On Feb 21, 2004, at 11:13 PM, cheshirekat wrote:

> On Fri, Feb 20, 2004, the following words from James Moore
> jam at omnigroup.com, emerged from a plethora of SPAM ...
>
>> Palm support is something that we're working on. I can't say yet what
>> form its going to take but our hope is to provide a way to get outline
>> data onto the palm and make it usable. Its not known yet what affect
>> Palm's decision to drop Mac support will have on our efforts.
>>
>> -James
>>
>> Technical Support Engineer
>> Omni Group
>
> Well, I hope something fairly simple is whipped up.
>
> I'm checking out ShadowPlan and Brainforest as suggested by Jan Erik
> Moström and Curtus Clifton in private replies. That ShadowPlan and
> OmniOutliner do not allow seamless integration is an understatement 
> from
> what I've gleamed so far.
>
> I might just sit on the fence and wait and see what develops before
> deciding what to use. Watching the hubby come up with a very confusing
> method of keeping his To Call list from his appointments and contacts
> yesterday, I realize my system isn't too bad for now. But, It would 
> make
> my day if OO was available for the pc AND it had seamless Palm support
> (with beaming) for both platforms.
>
> On a side note. Being able to write Palm notes "in your own 
> handwriting"
> is very overrated. One of the main incentives for getting PDAs for the
> hubby and I was to put an end to bits of paper with illegibly written
> notes. Yesterday, he actually dared to try to beam me his shopping list
> for this weekend with scribbles I couldn't read. If OO was available 
> for
> pc his lists wouldn't be as disorganized.
> -- 
> Sometimes even to live is an act of courage.
> - Lucius Annaeus Seneca, writer and philosopher
>
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