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Dear All,
i m happy to inform you that i have solved my previous problem that was related to command line argument.
Now the case is i have to store my input in int.
when i run my exe i pass 3 arguments and it is being stored in pointer and i m not able to convert it into integer.
HELP.....
jai
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PDA in a PCMCIA card. Too bad Intel killed it when then bought Xircom. At ~50g (if I remember correctly) it doesn't exactly weigh down your pocket...
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I have only ever had 3 Phones all nokia all Symbians S60 from the 7650 to the 6260 and my newest one the 6630. S60 is the best platform for a phone it runs better than windows does on the phone and looks sooo much nicer. It is all so easy to expand with new software, i have an answer machine, auto sms sender and even a gameboy advance emulator on it, and with 1gb of memory and Ogg player the 6630 sound quality rivals many mp3 players, just get a nokia S60 its a MP3, Memory Stick, Phone, Pocket Game Station, Personal Organiser, Radio Player, GPS, Camera All in one what more do you want?
Also the Screens are very good, and the new nokia N92 also has a 2.8" screen at 16.4million colors and even has a Digital TV reciever on it. What else do you need?
Lloyd Sparkes <--- Gamer, Programmer, Phones, DB Designer, WebSite Designer
-- modified at 8:52 Wednesday 12th April, 2006
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Am I the only one who need a "None" option as an answer??? 
Erez
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I want a PocketPC with .NET, but there's other things that are higher up on the priority list.
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Michael Dunn wrote: Yes you are. No one else has asked for a None option. Not even on this very forum.
Regards,
Nish
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No he's not, i don't own one!
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Captain Willard wrote: No he's not, i don't own one!
Neither do I, although I would probably get a Palm Tungsten E2 or a Palm TX.
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Give up my big, bright screen, with crisp, readable text and a solid keyboard, for a crappy little dim screen and a keypad or pen? Yeah, i'll get right on that. Was just thinking how sh**ty it is that i don't get as many headaches and RSI these days.
I get reminders sent to my cell via SMS. They can be a bit hard to read, but that's ok, 'cause they're short. And i don't have to wear my thumbs out typing them in on the damn thing.
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Ooooooo... and it's widescreen too! 
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Who wants that kind of baggage in their life?
I have a cell phone with one feature: it stores a list of phone numbers. That's all I want.
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Jim A. Johnson wrote: Who wants that kind of baggage in their life?
I have a cell phone with one feature: it stores a list of phone numbers. That's all I want.
Couldn't agree more!
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Well, with at least a Java-enabled phone you can do many useful things.
For example when I'm not at home/office, I browse the Internet with Opera Mini, I sends and receive mail on my POP3/IMAP4 account, I can use many applications...
I like this.
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Tozzi is right: Gaia is getting rid of us.
My Blog [ITA]
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I know the some one here is fascinated with PDAs which is why we keep getting surveys about this topic, but I think the days of the PDA are numbered.
Why do you need a PDA if your mobile phone can already do most the funcionality of a PDA?
Most people need a mobile, but can survive without a PDA, so it's logical that you would eliminate the device that you need less.
Have a look at this artical:
"Handheld sales in freefall"
http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2140442/pda-sales-keep-slipping
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A PDA with mobile phone capabilities is still a PDA...
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Shawn Poulson
spoulson@explodingcoder.com
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I think it's a matter of perspective really.
There are PDAs with cell phone capabilities and then there are cell phones with PDA capabilities. The form factors are different, as well as people's perceived use of it.
Cell phones with PDA capabilities seem to be winning.
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PDA obsolete? I certainly hope not. There are lots of uses for them in industry, the ones I program for have a barcode scanner on one end so that employees can carry one to scan barcodes on products, packages or whatever. Some uses: inventory and shipment control. you can't do that with a cell phone.
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Because it's not so much about whether you have one or not, but which ones are being used.
<bangs hand on table> This is serious, scientific research here, Marc! 
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Bummer. I never get to participate in the serious scientific research. 
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