Newsgroup: it.comp.hardware.palmari
Titolo: domanda tecnica: aggiornare un T3 a graffiti 1

ho sia un TT che un T3 nuovo di zecca. Voglio ripristinare il graffiti1 sul
T3 usando la libreria del TT.
Domanda: entrambi i dispositivi siano multilingue, io uso normalmente la
lingua inglese. In questo caso devo trasferire la libreria EN, giusto?
ciao e grazie
Gianni

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Si

lingua inglese. In questo caso devo trasferire la libreria EN, giusto?
Si, il linguaggio deve corrispondere.
BTW, se ti rispondesse anche qualcuno che lo ha giŕ fatto
sarebbe meglio: io vorrei provare, come te.
Gentilmente, potresti scrivere il nome del file da spostare
x esteso, cosě provo a farlo anche io sul mio T3... non mi
riesce naturale fare la "i" e la "t"alla nuova maniera :-(
bye...  ^_^
PieŽro.
-- 
"Nissuna cosa č che piů c'inganni che 'l nostro giudizio."
Leonardo Da Vinci
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 riesce naturale fare la "i" e la "t"alla nuova maniera :-(
i file da trasferire dal TT al PC sono questi (libreria inglese):
Graffiti_Library.PRC
Graffiti_Library_enUS.PRC
le istruzioni su come trasferirli al T3 le ho trovate su internet e le copio
qui sotto:
**WARNING**
DO NOT INSTALL THE INCLUDED FILES DIRECTLY ONTO YOUR PALM! DOING SO WILL
RESULT IN YOUR PALM CRASHING, AND YOU WILL BE FORCED TO PERFORM A HARD RESET
OF YOUR HANDHELD. READ BELOW FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
How to Install from an SD Card:
1. Disable tealscript or any other Graffiti replacement program on your
handheld.
2. Put an SD card in the palm, and use the Palm Quick Install tool to
install both files to "Expansion Card". DO NOT INSTALL DIRECTLY ONTO THE
PALM!
3. Copy Graffiti_Library_enUS.PRC from the card to your handheld using a
file management utility such as FileZ
(
http://nosleepsoftware.sourceforge.net/download.html
).
4. Copy Graffiti_Library.PRC from the card to your handheld.
5. Preform a soft reset (simply press the device's reset pin), and enjoy
Graffiti 1!
How to Install without an SD Card:
1. Install PalmRAMDisk from 
http://www.handwatch.com/
. After you install,
reset the device, and answer yes to the question about formatting.
2. Go to the RAMDisk screen in Prefs and set the size of the RAMDisk to at
least 1MB.
3. Use the Palm Quick Install tool to install both files to "Expansion
Card". DO NOT INSTALL DIRECTLY ONTO THE PALM!
4. Copy Graffiti_Library_enUS.PRC from the card to your handheld using a
file management utility such as FileZ
(
http://nosleepsoftware.sourceforge.net/download.html
).
5. Copy Graffiti_Library.PRC from the card to your handheld.
6. Preform a soft reset (simply press the device's reset pin), and enjoy
Graffiti 1!
How to Install from a Pocket PC:
1. Install both files to the Pocket PC
2. Beam Graffiti_Library_enUS.PRC to your Palm.
3. Beam Graffiti_Library.PRC to your Palm.
4. Preform a soft reset (simply press the device's reset pin), and enjoy
Graffiti 1!
How to Remove:
1. Install a handheld file manager, such as FileZ
(
http://nosleepsoftware.sourceforge.net/download.html
)
2. In Filez, go to the Details form for each database. Change both the name
and creator code of each one.
3. Soft reset your device.
4. In Filez, delete the two databases, then soft reset again.
Troubleshooting:
Installing Graffiti 1 on your handheld will remove the ability to write
capital letters by writing in the middle of the graffiti area. To restore
it, you can use a program such as CrossingOver
(
http://www.freewarepalm.com/utilities/crossingover.shtml
), which is free.
Some people have reported that after installing Graffiti 1 on a T3, if they
use the virtual keyboard, the icon to switch back to Graffiti disappears.
The trick is to hold down the pen on the icon for raising/lowering the
virtual area, for a second or so. A pop-up menu will come up letting you
select the virtual graffiti area,
the keyboard, or the multiple graffiti area. (Thanks to John Feinberg for
bringing this problem to my attention, and Jim Anderson for solving it)

 Si
grazie.
Ciao

 OF YOUR HANDHELD. READ BELOW FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
No. 
Le ho beammate direttamente da un Tungsten T1 ed ha funzionato
perfettamente.
-- 
Giuseppe Gigante