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Questions
- 1. Can DaysOff
3.0 remove agenda entries from previous versions of DaysOff?
- 2. Can I modify
Database files?
- 3. Where can
I find an up to date list of available country databases?
4. Do you certify
the days off dates you give?
5. How to delete
a country database?
6. Can I insert
two distinct country days off with one single operation?
7. What is the
language chosen for day off labeling in DateBook?
8. What kind of
DateBook DaysOff does support?
9. Does DaysOff
work with PalmOS 1.0?
10. What is the
DateBook Inspection feature?
11. When inspecting
agenda, sometimes the datebook opens at the right date, but not
the right year. Why?
Answers
1.
Can DaysOff 3.0 remove agenda entries from previous versions
of DaysOff?
- No. Sorry.
2.
Can I modify Database files?
- No. Perhaps we will write an
other program for that.
3.
Where can I find an up to date list of available country databases?
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This list is often subject to change (new countries, new translations,
correction of days definition, ...). Check the last version on this
page.
4.
Do you certify the days off dates you give?
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No. We try to be as exact as we can, but it's complicated: some days
are off only in certain states, etc... Comments are welcome, and dedicated
database can be made. Check the last version of database contents
on this page.
5.
How to delete a country database?
- Use the "Remove Country"
menu command after selection of the country you want to remove.
6.
Can I insert two distinct country days off with one single operation?
- No, one country at a time,
but several years at one time is OK.
7.
What is the language chosen for day off labeling in DateBook?
- The labeling in the DateBook
is done with the language currently selected.
8.
What kind of DateBook DaysOff does support?
- DaysOff can only insert (and
remove) entry in native Palm Pilot DateBook, and also in Dabebook
3. Dabebook 3 enhanced features (event category) are not available
yet.
9.
Does DaysOff work with PalmOS 1.0?
- No. At least Palm OS 2.0 at
least is needed.
10.
What is the DateBook Inspection feature?
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By setting the correct option (Setup menu command), DaysOff can
check thePalm DateBook at any of the displayed day off dates.
If the DateBook contains an event at this date, a diamond is
drawn before the day off label. By tapping the diamond, you can
jump to the datebook to inspect this date contents. An option
allows you to go back to DaysOff after a fixed inspection time.
11.
When inspecting DateBook, sometimes the datebook opens at the
right date, but not the right year. Why?
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This appens only when at day off date, the DateBook contents
only repeatable events. In Palm DateBook database structure,
repeatable events are stored only once, and precisely at the
first repeating event occurence. It is not possible to open directly
the DateBook and to access to another event occurence than the
first one.
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