December 1998
Intermediate to advanced
482 pages
12h 14m
English
Content preview from Palm Programming: The Developer's Guide
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The Official Palm Developer Site
3Com’s official Palm developer page is:
| http://www.palm.com/devzone |
It is the place you should go to check for the most recent versions of the SDK, CDK, and information on updates to the operating system. There are also a lot of other resources at this site—everything from white papers on various topics to Palm’s FAQ for developers.
Getting Your Application Creator ID
Palm’s developer site is also where you go to register your application and obtain your application’s unique creator ID. A creator ID is a four-ASCII-character ID that each application needs to distinguish itself from all other applications. This is an essential part of application development and you shouldn’t leave it until the last minute. For registration instructions, check:
| http://www.palm.com./devzone/crid |
Developer Technical Support
If you have developer support questions or require further technical information, the best place to find that is at Palm Computing’s official developer support site. Send questions to:
| devsupp@palm.com |
Currently, there is no charge for this support, though you should check Palm’s web site for current information.
Note
Future plans include allowing developers the ability to submit web-based questions through Palm Computing’s Developer Support web site.
Other Developer Support
General developer information, marketing, business administration, and questions should be directed to another address:
| devinfo@palm.com |
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