2007
Review: Palm OS Resco Backup and BackupBuddyVFS
26/03/07 19:01 Filed in: Palm stuff
As an existing user of Blue Nomad's BackupBuddyVFS
Pro version 3 [BBVFS v3] I was interested in
seeing if their newer version 4 was worth the
upgrade charge. For me the headline changes were
support for ZIP format archives, continuous
backup when files change, and automated
checkpointing.
Since I was looking to upgrade I decided to checkout other applications. I had previously tested other applications before purchasing BBVFS v2 and didn't have time to test everything again. So, as a satified user of a number of Resco's Palm applications, I decided to look at Backup v1.
The results of the review are here.
Since I was looking to upgrade I decided to checkout other applications. I had previously tested other applications before purchasing BBVFS v2 and didn't have time to test everything again. So, as a satified user of a number of Resco's Palm applications, I decided to look at Backup v1.
The results of the review are here.
Update on 26th March 2007: refined time elapsed backup triggers for both applications.
Update on 25th March 2007: added comparison of performance.
Importing data into Logbooks
23/03/07 18:57 Filed in: My Software
Both Diabetes Logbook X and Asthma Logbook X has been
updated to have more flexible support for importing
data. The main aim was so that we could use a Palm
database application, such as JFile, MobileDB, or
Pilot DB, to record diabetes and asthma events while
away from the Mac. Obviously, separate databases are
needed for each logbook.
I discover an excellent freeware Mac application (MPC from Möötjelitt ) that helps to extract event data from Palm OS .pdb database files and into text files. These can be imported in the relevant Logbook application.
Find out more here: Diabetes Logbook X, Asthama Logbook X.
I discover an excellent freeware Mac application (MPC from Möötjelitt ) that helps to extract event data from Palm OS .pdb database files and into text files. These can be imported in the relevant Logbook application.
Find out more here: Diabetes Logbook X, Asthama Logbook X.
