Convert palm dba files to csv?

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Tough request, I know. Looking for freeware that will convert a palm
database archive (.pda) to either .xml or .csv.

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Tiger

"Zero is where the fun starts
There is too much counting everywhere else."
- Hafiz
 
Tough request, I know. Looking for freeware that will convert a
palm database archive (.pda) to either .xml or .csv.
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Doh! That should be "palm datebook archive."

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Tiger

"Zero is where the fun starts
There is too much counting everywhere else."
- Hafiz
 
Tiger said:
Doh! That should be "palm datebook archive."
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The extension is probably "dba" which stands for datebook archive.
Several questions like yours have been posted on the french newsgroup related to palmos
handhelds ; as far as I remember, there was no answer.

You could perhaps try this way :
- install POSE,
- sync your POSE with your Palm desktop (including datebook)
- save the datebook archive*s* of POSE into prcs and pdbs
- read the prcs with Doc Reader for Win
convert the pdbs with Pdb converter (by M. Merive)

I have never tested this procedure.
 
The extension is probably "dba" which stands for datebook archive.
Several questions like yours have been posted on the french
newsgroup related to palmos handhelds ; as far as I remember,
there was no answer.

You could perhaps try this way :
- install POSE,
- sync your POSE with your Palm desktop (including datebook)
- save the datebook archive*s* of POSE into prcs and pdbs
- read the prcs with Doc Reader for Win
convert the pdbs with Pdb converter (by M. Merive)

I have never tested this procedure.
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Thanks...I will be testing it :)

--
Tiger

"Zero is where the fun starts
There is too much counting everywhere else."
- Hafiz
 
Thanks...I will be testing it :)
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Unfortunately, it doesn't work. I was able to download my .rom file,
but the emulator doesn't recognize it...it's from a Sony Clie.

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Tiger

"Zero is where the fun starts
There is too much counting everywhere else."
- Hafiz
 
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