sheilaperkins
Member
G'day all.
I'm developing a tiny Palm database application (using SmartList, formerly known as Thinkdb) that will show the files and their English text descriptions. I have the major ones entered already, using old hard copy of the World models, but have been unable to find the equivalent in OW, although I ask everybody if they have run across such a thing.
Failing that, I thought I could pull the descriptions off an AS/400 Enterprise server by simply running PDM and working with files. Alas, someone has decided that OW files now have BLANK descriptions! What that is supposed to do for anyone is a mystery - could they think it's a security breach? Or that one could accidentally learn something by looking at a file name and description?
At any rate, I would appreciate it if anyone could post a list of filenames and descriptions, and let me know whether they had to build it themselves. If you would like the resulting Palm db simply send me a request and I'll email it to you as soon as it's 99% finished.
Thanks!
SP
I'm developing a tiny Palm database application (using SmartList, formerly known as Thinkdb) that will show the files and their English text descriptions. I have the major ones entered already, using old hard copy of the World models, but have been unable to find the equivalent in OW, although I ask everybody if they have run across such a thing.
Failing that, I thought I could pull the descriptions off an AS/400 Enterprise server by simply running PDM and working with files. Alas, someone has decided that OW files now have BLANK descriptions! What that is supposed to do for anyone is a mystery - could they think it's a security breach? Or that one could accidentally learn something by looking at a file name and description?
At any rate, I would appreciate it if anyone could post a list of filenames and descriptions, and let me know whether they had to build it themselves. If you would like the resulting Palm db simply send me a request and I'll email it to you as soon as it's 99% finished.
Thanks!
SP