December 1998
Intermediate to advanced
482 pages
12h 14m
English
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Index
Symbols
- 3Com, What’s in a Name—Is It a Pilot or a Palm?
- == operator (CBaseRecord), CBaseRecord, Assigning one record to another
A
- A4 register, setting, Callbacks in GCC
- About Application menu item, About application
- About menu, handling items of, The About Menu
- AboutBoxAlert (Sales example), Alerts
- AbtShowAbout(), The About Menu
- adding records to database, Creating a New Record
- Sales application (example), Adding Records, Adding Records, Adding a new item
- AddNewItem() (Sales example), Adding a new item
- Address Book application, Palm Device Features
- alarms, Miscellaneous
- alerts, Alerts, General Design of a Palm Application, Terminology, Alerts, Tips on creating alerts
- customizing messages in, Customizing an alert
- marking records as private, Handling Secret Records
- Sales application (example), Alerts
- selecting unusable menu items, Handling Unusable Menu Items
- allocating
- form handles, Field “gotchas”
- memory, Memory, The Dynamic Heap, Memory API
- alphabetical order, Designing for a Small Screen
- API, Palm OS, Forms and controls
- AppendDuplicateRecord() (CBaseTable), Functions you must override, CSalesTable functions
- AppInfo block
- reading, Reading the AppInfo Block
- structure packing, Structure Packing
- writing during download, Writing the AppInfo Block
- AppInfoType type, Creating the Application Info Block in a Database
- Apple Computer, Text recognition software
- application event loop, The event queue and application event loop, The event queue and application event loop
- application info block, Overview of Databases ...
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