dvIceT
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Well, I finally found a way to store eye2 pics on my Memplug, restore them to handheld memory, and successfully sync them to my PC. I use pz, a palm zip tool, to package together in one file the following DB's: burkeDB, burkeMovieDB, burkeNoteDB, burkeVGADB, >>and<< eye2(3.1), the one in handheld memory, not the one on the eye2 module itself. Apparently, the eye2 app in handheld memory contains some crucial and changeable information! I then move the .pz file to the MemPlug, delete the original burke*DB's, take more pics, sync those to the PC, restore the .pz file to handheld memory, extract burke*DB's and eye2 app, then sync those pics to the PC. Using pz to package the files is apparently necessary because I have tried moving the unpackaged files to the MemPlug and back only to be stifled by the annoying "Invalid Unique ID passed" error at hotsync.
The big gotcha in all this is that you need to have enough free handheld memory to create the .pz file, which is only a little smaller than all the DB's put together w/o compression. Having enough handheld memory free to create the .pz file pretty much obviates moving the pics to external memory in the first place! The same gotcha applies when restoring the .pz file to the handheld.
If this all sounds convoluted, it is! If someone (anyone! please! I'm begging you!) has a less tortuous way to do this, enlighten us VC'ers!
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