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homer
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I was just searching for some items on my Visor and noticed that'll it will find duplicates in the Datebook. One will be under the heading 'Datebook' and the other under 'datebk3'. What is 'datebk3'? Should it be there?

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MarkEagle
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What is 'datebk3'? Should it be there?


Datebk3 is the enhanced Datebook+ included on the Visor. It is based on the commercially available DateBook3. DateBook+ offer a couple of enhanced views as well as integrated ToDo items. The Visor user guide explains its functionality.

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so, should i have both entries, or just the datebk3?

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They are both standard equipment on the Visor and they're in ROM... so you can't delete either of them. Just pick the one you like best (my preference is the enhanced one) and hide the other one in some obscure application category that you infrequently use (on my Visor, it's relegated to "Misc Stuff").

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Sure would be nice if the plain DATEBOOK was eliminated tho...

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From the DateBk3 FAQ http://www.gorilla-haven.org/pimlico/datebk3faq.htm

>Now that I've loaded Datebk3, can I get rid of the regular Datebook application?
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> No. The built-in datebook application is stored in ROM (Read Only Memory) and
>cannot therefore be removed. The only downside is that when you do a Find, the
>built-in datebook application will also insist on searching the same database, but no
>harm is done by that.

Actually, the duplicate searching of the same DateBook database annoys the heck out of me, so I actually fixed it by using 'FindIgnoreHack', which lets you specify the apps whose dbs should NOT be searched (I set it to ignore the default DateBook app, as well as SmartDoc since I have a ton of DOCs that take too long to search).

You can find the hack at palmgear: http://www.palmgear.com/software/sh...amp;prodID=4102


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Originally posted by MIKE STH:
Sure would be nice if the plain DATEBOOK was eliminated tho...



One thing to remember if you want to beam DateBook items, you NEED DateBook since DateBook+ does NOT support beaming.

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Good point Mark....thanks!

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