"Someass Koolkarky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I'm new at parogramming PALM applications and would rather not have to read > all the documentation.
You will need to read documentation. > You all don't mind if I just ask you all my questions, right? Questions are always welcome. In general, you should make some effort to find an answer using the docs before posting. > > I know Micorsoft VB so it should be very easy to write palm applications, > correct? No. > My first question is: Where do I enter code in the form designer? I can draw > a button on a form but when I click on it the code editor doesn't appear. You'll find that the ui coding is at a lower level on the Palm (especially compared to vb). There's more work that needs to be done to put code behind a ui control (especially the fancier controls). Are you using CodeWarrior? If so, there is a tutorial in the directory "Palm OS Tutorials". You should work through it to get the basics down. > > My second question is: How do I do strings? I tried saying 'String mystring > = "abcd"' but it doesn't work. You will need to learn C > My thrid question is: How come I can't use SQL with my databases? I can't > even see any tables or places to enter querydefs. There are third party applications that allow you to use SQL databases on the Palm (eg - Sybase's UltraLite). Palm databases do not have anything to do with SQL. You find out more when you do the tutorial. Sorry for some of my blunt answers, but there is a bigger learning curve than you think. Good luck. Brian. -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
